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FLYN6UTH rs spoF5 cp9s new
black hnish. like new. NV, tires
r. b., new meteor lob; ell vinyi
i1.sElsg best etsf; no dealers
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TRIANGLE FORD

SOLO n. L Ave. NE Ia. p-l00S
PLYMOUTH '6l nelvedere hardtQpl
power stserlnss hl-drive. q and AZ
W.sw. tires: STT5, contract war
ranty.
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ROPER MOTOR. Ia, o-A10O.
PLYMOUTH $50 savoy N-door. va
motor, pnsh- button trAns., :. and
h.. hlae-and white nntfh. Wv.
tires. extra cleans Sisbe6: written
EuarAnlAe.
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PTYm0uTns nov tI1dinl On .ke
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kkckAnD 81 super cllppef Pan.
nm6 hafaton. ofie, 2-tone oreen
and cream hnish; immac. atone
efesn M, ulifemAlie Z. ana a y
sloerlnG: Si,loA tern.ss CHUCK
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Bowman MOTOR Sales

1000 oeoFElA Ave, NV.
RA. e-liaa. open . III 3
PACKARD 1888 ellpeF cllppeg a.
dr., blue and white, loaded Cen
pare With any IN Town A. 4lf&e1i
$3.50 down; SSH H9EQkS oeio
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McCnY MOTORS. INC.

PLYMoUIH 55 ADDER cranbrook
hi-drive. r1dio heater. one owner
low miles; S67S. contract var
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MCCOY MOTORS. INC,

McCO1 MO4ONC, I'M.
53al Lee Hwy, Arl, "a, A-SlSQ
PLYMOUTH 81 YES hardlop spogt
COUPE white and red spoft tone
flnish; loaded With equipmenl m
cIud. pQwnrilite and power sseering.
sssSss ss cs new nnsrs S' s Wis s on'S
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III alRt ST. NV. pI. I-UII1
nj. falE equipped: owners name
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FEYN6UTH Sd l-dry y and b.
sss;|i'5 a g;Sssei; sis.r 'sn ss
PLYMOUTH 1897 neivedsre hard
sep seups; , Wv. yss res, 2 . 20 p;
push-hai,gn drive. very low NILE ~
psa.sss No dealers please. u
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ssos Wilson nlvd., Art, "a. s.esa2
PACKARD 1888 eapef clippel A.
az. Uiin power sletfi19; hn1sn.
sssssn, sxtf oks SOLO WI
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PLYMOUTH IS eonY, VS.; powsf-
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1908 O. Ave. NV. IA. e-aio3
PLYMOUTH sas Belvedsfe a-dr,; >.
tone. s.sneard tram ans si.s sae "a E;
SSNsR.l I 50. s.iss:s. - -
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KJUWIIIIII NIUbUI DbIIC8
1880 Oeofsia ave. NV. IA. $4,000
NTUDEBAKER IN Champion de
luxe sedan; gfig finish, : snd h..
sal MUST SELL. LOST OUR
VIII NoDq q !cw 1891 P VIZ
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PLYMOUTH ia club Coz: 81, QQo
M %,i I w Nof sSS i EAs $3.50 aSS
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PONTIAC sf club coupe; looks
aas avn, wi Il : s$ss'ssEIE' issS =. !.
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ranging from to 10 cents on
items valued above $40.
c. o. d. Service-An increase
from 20 cents to so cents on
items which must be delivered
to a specific individual and no
one else.
Certified MaiI-An increase in
the service charge from IS cents
to 20 cents. with the return re-
'ceipt raised from 7 to 10 cents.
The charge for delivery to a
specified person would be hiked
from 20 to so cents.
Z Special Handling tfor Parcel
Post1-These now range from Is
to rs cents and would be ad-
vanced to q range Of IS to SO
cents.
Mr.. Summerfield's office said
he intends to apply the special
service increases in connection
with a continuing effort to bring
the departments income and
ougto into some kind Of balance
Aides said that under the pres
ent schedules Of postal rates and
charges, the department is only
IS to Sc per cent self-supporting
and that even with the special
service increases and If Congress
votes the requested advances in
first. second and third class
rates, department income would
still be close to 5000 million
short Of its annual operating
expense.
increase in the minimum fee
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TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Sunny
and cool today. Clear and cool
tonight. lowest near So degrees
Wednesday. fair and somewhat
warmer In the afternoon. Winds,
IL am. today. north-northwest,
10 miles per hour.
Maryland-Partly cloudy and
cooler today. Fair and cooler to-
night. lowest in the 40s in the
western and extreme northern
counties, and In the sos else
where. Sunny and a little
warmer tomorrow.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY sunny and
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tee heard testimony that even
Federal employees whose pay is
above the average Government
salary have a hard time making
ends meet.
John A. O'Keefe, a profess
sional supervisory employee at the
Army Map Service, said his So
$50 year salary was not enough
to support his wife and seven
children adequately.
''In my house, my wife bakes
the bread; we rarely buy it at
the store; we never use butter"
Mr.. O'Keefe said. Nearly all of
the children's clothes are Sec
ond-hand. We have no TV; our
radio was given to us in 1912;
our car is a l947 model. We
never spend money on liquor or
cigarettes.
Nevertheless, we are not saw
ing anything toward the chill
dren's education, except what is
represented by the payments on
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cool today. Fair and cool to-
night, lowest 1852 in the north
and 50-55 In the south. Fair and
somewhat warmer Wednesday.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Northwest to north
winds diminishing and becomeing
northeast to east tonight and
east to southeast. 1915 miles per
hour Wednesday. Weather fair.
visibility excellent.
River Report
tFrom y. 8. Engineers)
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers
Parry and cloudy at Great Falls; 9henan-
doah cloudy at Harpers Ferry.
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Farm Worker Crushed
To Deuth by Tructor

BOONSBORO, Md. May %
R.-Daiel Albert Castle. IL.
a farm worker was killed near
here yesterday when a tractor
he was operating overturned and
crushed him.
Mr.. Castle was pronounced
dead by DR.. Samuel r. Wells.
Washington County medical ex-
aminer. The accident occurred
on the Ohio Hutzell farm just
outside Boonsboro. 10 miles
southeast Of Hagerstown.
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femgeSatures fer Yesterday
tReading Washiheton National Airport
Midnight - 20 Noon 80 $50 II
! am. * ! P P.m. 80 80 sSS
Hishest. %. on April rs, Nav 20. 20.
Lowest r or Januarv IL
High and Low Of Last 20 Hours
Hish. ~. at $40 pnng
Low. SO. at am
Tide Tables
FURNISHED by the United States Coast
and na0Aaftn gupvAvl
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enchanting melodies
in hi.fi to fit
your every mood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-28

fields latest estimate that the
postal deficit will run to at least
1851 million in fiscal 1858, begin
ming July !, unless Congress acts
on the postage rate increases
which he has been urging since
1858.
The Postmaster General an
nounced these proposed increases
in the special services and inyit-
ed comment. to be submitted oy
June Is:
Special Delivery-An increase
from 20 cents to 80 cents for
items up to 2 pounds. with SIM
liar 10-cent increases in the
other weight categories. He said
plans are being made to improve
special delivery service.
Money Orders-An increase Of
5 cents on each order, raising
the minimum charge from 10 to
IS cents.
Periodic Correction Of Mailing
Lists-This Is a service for busi-
nessmen, fraternal organizations
and similar groups by DEPART
ment personnel. An increase in
the minimum charge from IS
cents to 81. On lists having more
than 20 mailing addresses. the
old charge Of cent per name
will be raised to cents per
name.
Business Reply Cards-An in
crease from 8 to 4 cents. with
the charge for each piece Of
mail enclosed in business reply
envelopes from l cent to 2 cents.
Notices Of Unbelievable Mail
(second, third and fourth classes
AN increase from 3 to S cents
per notice.
Registered Mail-Where liabil-
ity Is now limited to $1,000, all
from 40 cents to so cents with
the 81 900 rate raised from sl.75
to 81. The department will ex-
pand this service to include
liability up to $4,000. for which
the charge would be $4.25. The
return receipt fee would be in
creased from 7 to 10 cents.
Insurance Fees - Increases
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the house." Mr.. O'Keefe de-
Iclared.
Senators Neuberger and Var
borough said they were very
much impressed by Mr.. O'Keefe's
testimony. It pin-pointed the
fact that Federal classified and
postal employees generally, re-
CARELESS of their salaries. are
being adversely affected.
The subcommittee also took
note Of the fact that the cost of
living has now gone UP for the
eighth consecutive month, with
the end not in sight"
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Mon Stepping OFF Bus
Is Injured by Cor

Ralph Case, II. Of 4700 Berwyn
road, Berwyn. Md. suffered q
possible fractured pelvis and
decorations Of the head and face
when struck by a car as he left
"a bus at Baltimore boulevard and
Berwyn road yesterday.
Mildred Robbins, 80. Of Maple
avenue. West Laurel Acres. iden-
titled by police as the driver OF
the car. was charged with reck-
less driving. A hearing was set
for July II in HyattSville.
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r.ngsE.tyrss 10. xss..ra.,
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Postal Increases Set
For Special Services
By the Associated Prsrn

Postmaster General Summered has proposes
70 increase the charges for special postal services which
he retains rate-making powers
The changes scheduled for July estimated to yield an
additional $28 million year in postal revenues.
In with Mr.
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THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Substantial Pay Raise
Proposal Is Expected
By JOSEPH YOUNG

rather substantial raise for Federal classified and
workers expected to be recommended by the Senate
Civil Federal subcommittee TO the full committee
subcommittee wound its hearings yesterday its
chairman Democrat of Oregon declared
These hearings have established convincing and Tefu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-28

WEATHER FORECAST Scattered thundershowers are
forecast for tonight most Of Texas the Middle Eastern
Plains, part Of the Mississippi Valley and the Western
Lakes The Pacific Coast will have fog and low coudiness
but elsewhere will be fair to partly cloudy 1t will be
cooler the northern half Of the Atlantic Coastal States
and In the extreme Northeastern Plains region and
from the East-Centra Plains northward into the
Upper Lakes-AP Wrephoto map.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

children in. the center's institu-
tions.
A number Of women employees
Of the center also were witnesses,
urging the service.
Glen Burnie was also repre-
sented by q, large contingent OF
men and women to support the
application. Among those who
testified were Charles w. Boyles,
of the Glen Burnie Park Area
Citizens Association; Roy D,
Pippin, executive secretary Of the
Glen Burnie Chamber of COM
cree; irwin Klohrm, a director
and former president Of the
chamber: William Padfield, pres
ident Of the Glen Burnie I'm
provement Association.
Glen Burnie now has no direct
link to Washington. Witnesses
said they had to take the w. &,
B. bus to Baltimore and Their
come here by rail or bus.
Bus lines opposing the w. q
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plicant, is scheduled to be cross
examined by attorneys for bus
lines opposing the B. & AS
move.
The B. 81 A.. despite its name,
is a bus line operator. with the
exception of a. rail freight serv-
ice between Baltimore and
Annapolis. It is the successor to
the old Washington, Baltimore
d Annapolis Railroad, which
operated electric lines among
the three cities up to 1884.
Support by Airlines
James A. Chamberlain of the
Delta Airlines. president Of the
Association of Scheduled Passen-
ger Airlines at Baltimore. testi-
fed that association supports
the B8sA application. He said II
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The accident occurred on q park
ing lot In the 800 block Of T
street NV. where Mrs. Lee was
employed.
According to testimony,
Brown. whose truck was on the
lot. started to drive away with
out paying his parking fee. Mrs.
Lee ran UP to the side of the
truck in an attempt to halt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

the TOO block Of G street Me-,
was convicted Of simple assault.
Earlier, q grand jury refused to
indict him on a charge Of homi-
eide as recommended by q cor
oner's jury.
Brown struck and killed Mrs.
Eonnie j. Lee, ~, OF 5l04
Drake place Sc. on February 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
Parking Lot Death
Driver Gets 90 Days

A truck driver whose vehicle
fatally injured a woman park
ing lot attendant was given a
90-day jail sentence yesterday
by Municipal Judge Mary c.
Barlow.
Richard L. Brown, 81, Of
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Brown and fell beneath the
wheels of the vehicle.
The case was prosecuted by
Assistant United States Attorney
John w. Warner, jr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

A. application are Safeway
Trails, Inc, Greyhound. Sub
urban Transit Co.. Gray Line
and the w. M. g. A. Transit Co,
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH ,f3 1877
Witnesses Back BGA
Friendship Airport Runs

hearing on bus companys application to provide service
between downtown Washington and Friendship Airport in
today after several witnesses testified in support Of the
project.
hearing yesterday before joint board of
land District and Interstate Commerce Commission ofcas 1t
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would benefit the nine member
lairunes. . -
Charles Med. Gillian. director
Of the transportation department
OF the Baltimore Association OF
Commerce, likewise appeared in
support of the application. An
other supporter was Donald Allen
Poland, representing the Balti-
more division Of the Westing-
house company. which employs
$500 workers at plants at the
edge of the Friendship port. He
said 173 employees live In the
District area.
In addition to Friendship. the
projected service facilities would
serve the Districts Children's
Center near Laurel, Fort Meade
and Glen Burnie, south of Balti-
more.
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Aid 70 Employees

John M. Edwards, administra-
tive officer Of the Children's
Center. testified in advocacy OF
the proposed service. He said 1t
would be advantageous to the
200 employees Of the center who
live in the District, as well as TO
the parents who want to visit the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

is to be resumed on May z. At
that time, Bruce p. Wilson,
president Of the Baltimore 81
Annapolis Railroad Co.. the ap-
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Irene Hervey, Husband
Make AIimony Accord

SANTA MONICA, Calf, Oct.
5 R.-Singer Allan Jones. so.
and his estranged wife, Actress
Irene Hervey. 48, have reached
an agreement on temporary
alimony and child support.
The actress attorney In.
formed the Superior Court yes
terday that Mr.. Jones has
agreed to paq $1,000 . month
temporary alimony and support
for their son. John Allan Jones,
10. until her divorce suit comes
to trial.
Miss Hervey charges extreme
cruelty. They separated last
August IS after II years of
marriage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05


Perry Como show-Ethel Norman has pair Of talented
singing partners tonight She does You're Just IN Love-
with Perry, then tips through mo Business Like show
Business" with Oliver ]. Dragon ollie has such fun with
Ethel that he wants her TO join his "acts minus
Knkla). Garry Moore takes tEn around the dance
hoor and Perry sings Zip Dee Doc Dah affair TO
Remember" and Autumn IN New York" As seen at
rehearsal this show Il packed with talent and mighty
pleasant viewing (color). pm- WRc-4.
Dick ana the DuchessA silly show. but good fun all the
same. While insurance man Patrick O1Seal Is nvesti-
eating phony silk merchant wife Hazel Court gets the
chance TO around London in her lingerie Hazel Is
pretty girl and makes the most Of her embarrassment
at having dress stolen right Of her back Wish they'd
turn the laugh track down, though. $50 pm. WTOP-o
Polly Bergen show-Poy and Ernie Kovacs have high old
time tonight, and this shindg Is improvement
Poys premiere. Kovacs Nairobi Trio-one Of the fun
niest sits IN show busnesshas been expanded into
full symphony Another nice spot finds Polly and Ernie
decked out as - couple Of swelis Good ballads from
Miss Bergen include mot for Me" and Every Little
Movement" pm, WRc4.
Lawrence We showUsual array Of pop tunes arranged
for easy listening The orchestra breezes through Cuba
Jim Roberts sings "When Lost You" and Larry Hooper
turns his bass voice TO 'Woodman, Spare That Tree"
. pm, W1GAL-7.
Have Gun, WIN TraveI-Paladin the Frisco gunman sides
with an oppressed Indian against group Of ranch
From the manner IN which he helps the Indian It
though he's about to pull doublecross Boones
intensity keeps this going and there good Local
ton scenes $3.50 pm. WToP-o
Gsele mackenzie ShOwGsele and guest Dennis Day shoot
the breeze about international teIevson and duet to
BLUE Suede Shoes" Dennis sings about "The Wggle Of
the Kilt" and oisele vocazeS Ia Vie En- Rose" Middle
Of the Island" and IAN Affair to Remember" Nice addi
ton to the variety roster. $50 pm, WRC4
hostess Kitty has an old boy friend turn
up in Dodge City. There's kissin, and plenty Of
black looks from Marshal Dillon before the boy friend
shows his true colors Dennis Viewers fans win enjoy
the lengthy opening scene showing him trying out hair
oil In q local store. Good Is ever. 10 pm. WToP9
Dean Martin ShQw-Thireen numbers, almost record
covered by Dino, Louis Prima and Keey Smith. Dean
rolls with such odies "Just q Gigoo" Il Amt Got
Nobody" and when You're Smiling" Keely renders.
"Oh Marie" and duets with husband Louis Prima to
Baby, Won't You Please Come Homer" Dean and Prma
turn loose on Saints Go Marchin In" singing show
that moves right along. Color, 10 pm, wRc4
Mike Wallace Interviews-You may have heard but
cious strpper Lii St. Cyr is acknowledged expert on
Of all subjects flying saucers. Lii viii tell why she feels
that the Marian invasion has already begun and what
she does the desert at night while looking for
ships Coming back to earth Lii confesses that she really
does enjoy taking on her clothes 10 pm, WMAI-E
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS
SOC, WAsH-FAG - Sat

$500, WASH-FM - Saturday
symphony: Peer Gynt Suites
/ and 2 BY 0rieg. Piano
Concerto No. 3 In c Minor
by Beethoven and Suite BY
Stolz.
700, WWDC-Report to the
People: Robert E. McLaugh-
lin. Chairman Of the Board
of Commissioners. District
Of Columbia win be inter-
viewed BY two local news
men.
$500, WTOP-Foothall: George
Washington W. Furman.
$3.50. WWDC-FootbaIl: Balti-
more Colts vs.. Chicago
Bears.
9:O0,,WOI-Good Music Time:
Minuets and Contradance BY
Mozart, Violin Concerto by
Elgar and Aurora's We'd
ding by Tchaikovsky.
Hos, WGMS-Music Til Mid
night: Symphonic Varia-
tons by Dvorak and Roman
Festivals by Respighi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
OTHER ~
HIGHLGHTS

7:3o. WTOP (eD-Perry Ma
son: The Case Of the Ner-
vous Accomplish" A beauti-
full but designing woman
fights for control Of sup
posedly oil-rich land.
1880, WAlAL t5D-Safeway
Theater: ''Knute Rockne
All-American" with Pal
OBrien and Ronald Regain.
TV Key says: A good
biography Of the Notre
Dame coach who revolu-
tionized football (lo4O).
l1:10. WRC (ll-First Run
Theater: 1.-THE Guilt Of
Janet Ames," with Rosalind
Russell and Melvyn Doug
las. Tv Key says: m
teresting drama about q
woman embittered by the
death Of her husband in
the war who Is shown the
light by Q journalist (l9l7) /.
HIS, WTOP (sD-Late Show:
Reunion In France" with
John Wayne and Joan
Crawford. TV Key says:
Joan saves France, Wayne Is
an American flyer who
needs her help and the
whole thing adds up to
nothing (l942).
1880. WTOP lO-Late, Late
Show: Strange Holiday"
with Claude Raines and
Martin KoSleek. Tv Key
says: Jumbled drama, we'll
intentioned but inept about
q man who returns from
summer vacation to md his
country taken over by Q
foreign power (1o45).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
Hospital to Open
At Hoqerstown Soon

BALTIMoRE. oct. 5 R.-
The Western Maryland Chronic
Disease Hospital at Hagers-
town will be open to patients
about November /. Business
Manager John Cochran an
nounced yesterday.
The $2.5 million. 2De-bed
hospital was dedicated June
u. Mr.. Cochran said officials
hope to have the stan assem-
bled and equipment installed
in time for . November OPEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under d. C. lao couples
must apply for q marriage
Hcenseop one day, matt three
fun days and YeceiDe the
license on the nth day. sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Charles Edvard Baylor. ee, ana cherry
Carr, 20. both Of 1897 Meies pi,
AIbsrt Williams. ss. 1914 poonss Hin
rd., so. and Helen Wood. 90, 1910
vincent Esrcy EIssman, %. 81 Iash
*, n:ey ,e7d Mary Alice Booze. ~.
Robert Marion 10; warron. "a. on q,
NV. ald carlssia Amsndo Einer.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Heafn q, 81, 1850
TISs .i D,v a.: al Sxsas Az nd. Hsrsstst
Gene Wsvns Grow 20, 6iS ni1f;yian1
ave. s.Vs and dhsFiotts Ann 6old-
a. 9.es. ard Inez Olivia Q. TaSicf.
A7 ES.ly Sai vases. coiuh lSHi' q &C. g.
Robert Edward Moore. ~, Arlington.
Va. and lrIngard Christians pold-
eEeI. 2s, 1893 q: s;W... -. -.
Sc cssa r. i Zoe * Rins.I v la. aH.
John MlckaioWski, 20, Reading. Pa,
and Thsima Irene seeares, q ,
HAIRY 4 Wilbur wingO, irg II. and yuI
Lame ruth u. notn o. hsatts-
vsSs ai; ~ .connsrs p. p, Ms.es.
1925 PennsyiFania ave. Sc.
Russell Faye palley. z2. - Msade.
Nd and Mary Joenen eehweitsers
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN McBride. q, 1911
chIistiss brown. y. sss prank
kenneth 11n Miller Mcguire, a, colIsss
PARK, Nd. and Shirley Ruth Wide
rv ass i zs nv m.h ness ST. SSH lesh
Is. ieil sth Il. DIV.
Raymond Jerome Wilson, FL, 43B
Park ID. nv, and Mlsnon jean
Lewis 6. Fraction, 10. l64s. North
s Sy,s iavs sgs Il 1sas sG F.cS a 81
william Clinton Terry. 80. 4329 4th
g. a.es and Ruth Jeanne caFrell.
20. 403 Orange st. Sc.
waiter Edgar Mickey, 20, South Bend
Ind, and Alice Alma Andersen Karigs
son, 1874 9th 81. Sc.
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Takome Park. Nd.
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