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will be able to cross continents
and oceans in less than an
hour.
1T seems probable that
mans first space travel will
be to the moon. although
some scientists believe that a
trip to another planet of the
solar system would be easier. "
In two steps. he pointed
out. an unnamed space We
hicle might be sent around
the moon to return to earth,
followed by a manned trip
around the moon. This would
be followed by. step No. 2, a
landing on the moon and re-
turn to earth.
Space Platform
There seems little doubt
s.uBm VI sSvls Isu1ouv 1Bul
conquest of space during this
century will be the establish
ment of a space platform. to
serve as a laboratory for a
systematic study Of the earth
and as a way station for fur
Their adventures in space" he
added.
The general said there's also
little doubt that manned trips
to Mars and Venus will take
place in this century. and he
foresees interplanetary travel
as commonplace by the end Of
the century.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
New Druq
Is Recalled
By the Associated Press

The manufacturer Of the
drug Marsilid is recalling all
packages of the product which
recommend a daily dose Of $50
milligrams.
The Food and Drug Admin
istration announced the Hoff-
mann-LaRoche Co. Of Nutley,
N. j., was taking the action
after a coroner's jury in San
Francisco attributed a womans
death to the drug. which the
manufacturer describes as a
mood stimulant.
The jury said Mrs. Frances
Simpson. IS. died after taking
daily amounts Of Marsilid as
recommended by the manufac-
turer. Coroner Henry w. Tur-
kel's ruling was the same as
that Of the jury.
Mr.. Turkel said Hoffman,
LaRoche has since reduced the
$50 milligram dose recon-
mendation to so milligrams.
Associate FDA Commissioner
John L. Harvey said his agency
regards the so miligram rec
ommendation as safe.
The FDA said the company
would use its entire field staff
OF some $50 persons to aid in
the collection Of packages
marked with the $50 milligram
stipulation.
In New York, the City Health
Department clamped an en-
barge on packages Of Marsilid
carrying the $50 milligram dose
recommendation. Packages rec
ommending the smaller dosage
were not banned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12

GOLDEN WEDDING-Mr.
and Mrs. o. F. Daugherty,
6008 Henning street, Be-
thesda. Md, celebrated
their 50th wedding an
niversary last Saturday at
a reception in the Bethes-
da First Baptist Church
given by their daughter,
Mrs. J. C. williams. Mr..
Daugherty, a retired Penn
sylvania Railroad engi-
neer, and his wife have
two children and four
grandchildren.-HarriS &
Ewing Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, April
IL R.-The courthouse clock
struck at 1888 - and not the
hour, but the courthouse itself.
Ten metal discs, weighing
nearly a ton, crashed from
the Knox County Courthouse
tower yesterday into a room
IS feet below. Officials said a
cable apparently broke. No one
gas hurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
Navy Seeks
Missile Bids
On 'Subroc'
BY JOHN A. GILES
star stan Writer

The Navy has asked manu-
facturers to submit proposals
for a new. nuclear warhead
missile which would be fired at
enemy submarines from below
the surface Of the sea.
It is called "subroc" and has
q range Of IS to so miles.
The program was disclosed
yesterday by Rear Admiral Roy
L. johnson at q "seapower
symposium" sponsored by the
District Council of the Navy
League at the Sheraton Park
Hotel.
Admiral johnson expressed
belief that such q weapon could
overcome the threat of atomic
powered, guided -missile- equip
ped enemy submarines. As far
as is known, the only subs so
powered have been built by the
United States.
Launched From Underwater
The disclosure came as the
Navy unveiled its 1,500-mile
Polaris missile and said 1t has
been successfully launched from
beneath the sea In comparable
weight, size and configuration.
Rear Admiral w. F. Raborn
said the test launching, which
occurred March % near San
: Clemente Island OF the coast Of
California. was q distinct mile
stone. He asserted that 1t
answered one of the big Ques-
ton marks about underwater
launchings.
A series OF breakthroughs in
weapons developments has &C.
CURED in connection with the
launching. A d m iral Raborn
said. one Of them being deter
mination of how to control
weapons without ailerons and
rudders.
Another was the atomic En-
srgy Commissions breakthrough
in development of the small
warhead for the missile, he
added.
Defense Secretary McElroy
has said the Polaris will be
operational in the feet by
September or october, 1860.
and Admiral Raborn said a
Shipboard testing would come
about right SOON"
Admiral Raborn described
the test of the Polaris as
"highly successful" but re-
fused to disclose how far 1t
went.
Get View Of Missile
At a luncheon the 27-foot
missile was previewed. It
stretched to the ceiling Of the
hotel hall. many feet above
the heads Of luncheon guests.
In another speech at the
same session. Vice Admiral
Frank T. Watkins, commander
of the Atlantic Fleet anti-sub-
marine defense force. declared
there was increasing weight
Of evidence that Soviet sub
marines do conduct cruises in
Atlantic waters for intelligence
and training purposes"
He added that there was
nothing in international law
to prevent them from carrying
out these missions.
IF. indeed. we do meet a
Soviet submarine outside the
three-mile limit. we cannot
take hostile action except in
self defense" he added.
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Spanish Counselor
To Help Honor Priest

Manuel de la Calzada, Mar
quis of Santa Cruz de Inguanzo,
cultural counselor Of the Span
ish Embassy. will represent the
Spanish Ambassador at a cele-
bration tomorrow in st. Angus
tine, Fla, honoring the priest
who celebrated the first Roman
Catholic mass In the United
States.
A statue Of Father Francisco
Lopez de Mendoza Grajales will
be unveiled on the spot where
ha said the mass on September
9 565.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12

WARSAW. April ~ R.-The
Polish Press Agency reports
delegations from Indonesia. the
United Arab Republic. Iran,
Morocco and Italy will sit in
on sessions Of the Polish Labor
Unions Congress opening Mon
day.
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Burmu Gets Ship

LONDON. April II (R.-Earl
Mountbatten. first sea lord. will
hand over the Canadian built
British minesweeper Mariner to
Burma's Navy April 10. It will
be renamed Yam Myo Aung and
sail for Rangoon next week end.
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fuH days and receipe the
license on the nth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Arthur Lawrence Weaver, rs, 33c Sea-
ton pl ne: and Marcia Jean Gas
kins. Is, 1908 II st. sc.
Dominic J. Nicastri, 81, 23Ia 18th At.
ne and Margaret Mary Cough.
20 3713 Gath st. ne.
Morris Ronald Guido, 81. SIS Roxboro
P pd n ae.;, and d,, sandra Gross chideL
Mark William sOf1 wilt ar n;~ ss. Fail,
Church. va. and Charlotte Lane
Simon M Toyera. a.. 218 Webster st.
re; and Martha A. seto, 40. 1885
Samuel Lswton Rue, ~. 1855 Cali.
fornia st; ne. and Joyce Magic, 81 h.
willie Davis Jones. 80. and Enc r.
knight. 40, both Of sos Sd st. NV.
william Cecil Mckinney. 49,; 7le
Simmons IL aoa nV vif nSEnn' ave so'. ..'
Walter Steve Gale. 90. 53i 42d st.
ne. and Betty Wolfe. 10, i1O1 10Th.
Raymond ElwOod RosemOnd. 10, an
% nsS sTApsh s 10 n v,;:s and There's
William stanley Mahan. 10. ee seaton
pla. nv; and Maxine Wilson. 10.
7O5 gath. st.. ne.
Robert Gene Luttreii. 81, Oakland city.
Ind and Consuelo June Pante. "a.
Roy Gerald Ferry y 20 ..' Of Boiling Air
Force Base, and Edith Belle schip.
per, 10, 2OS Portland 81. s.e.
ElTin Hendrix 80 7401 Hancock ave,
Tako"1a Park, Nd, and Ruby And.
erson Breeder. 80. 1852 Bryant e.
Francis Bailey 81. and Juanita Sim.
mons 81, both Of 2O13 M Al, ne
a. q; nv, and Joan Louise stoebsf'
wsIt:r Sf Rropil 7'9 "a. st. Of n'E Eitoon. p.
and Teresa Monaido 2s, 900 Lons
William Henry jackson, 81, and
Queene wilhelmina Payne, rs, both
rhoms ssi ESs SsSs' Benedict e hs Holmes. y,
Of New York City. ana Carol Le,
storm, 10. Alexandria. Va.
wallace Andrew Huehes. 23, and willie
Bernice Peterson. 10. both Of I'll
Joe sI Lewis Is Hi. FL, ss x st. NV. and
Lucille Brown. 10. 100 p st. NE
s ars..t Catherine East 81. both Of
Baltimore.
Thomas Taylor Redmond, 22, Chris.
Hamburg, Va. and Cieeiy Dheils
Cadogan, ~, 440S 18th 81. NV.
Melvin Bernard Jones, IS, 202 Bates
g. NV, and Olivia Franclse Nelson
ls, 1910 Shepherd st, NV.
Robert Halstead livingstone. 70. Alex.
ancria, Va, and Deloris Ann River
Is. OF Martinsbure, w. Va.
John Henry Powell. "a. 3162 18th 81
nw and Elisabeth Hebron, 90,
led New jersey ave. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
Georgia Tree Farm

Richmond Hill, a Southeast
Georgia plantation once owned
by Henry Ford, is now a tree
larm for a paper company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
Car TroveI

The average passenger car
In the United States travels
close to 10000 miles a year.
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under d. C. ldtO couples
must apply for a marriages
license on one day, matt three
fuH days and receipe the
license on the nth day. sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other ddvS.
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Holland Society
Cites Dr.. Sizoo

Dr.. Joseph r. Sizoo, Milbank
Professor Of Religion at George
Washington University, was
honored by the 10 to- ma c
Branch. Holland Society OF
New York. last night at the
Cosmos Club for Outstanding
contribution to God and
country
The citation presented to DR.,
Sizoo calls him an eminent
scholar. dedicated teacher, dis
tinguished author, master OF
the written and spoken word
exponent Of the highest stand
ard Of human conduct, minis
ter Of God, defender of the
church. whose service to man.
kind on the field of battle and
in the service Of mankind in
peace is worthy Of our highest
tribute"
The award, given for the
first time, seeks to honor citi-
zenS who have made an "out-
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Erskine. sos seth st., Seat Pleasant,
Md;A ~ days; Robert r Howerton,
O2g Monroe 81 n he:. 30 days; HAa, rrrs
andria. Va. 30 days; Lance &, Lien,
aaat Sso e. BIS fs o9dS SSss' 81. cf sT.
I'D u days; John "; Harris, 2ii Ran
p bonsa s sss t. oS Bates ~ s'y &
NV. Is days: William e. Tanner.
IA Gresham place NV. 10 days;
ffafs DAYS; VI Aud RUSd' da1lOs st. iss s
lands. 244i Monroe rs &, ne. 70 days:
Wassil j. simero. 147 INLAND ter,
p;s, 70 days; Arthur 2 Whittaker.
Sanders Is1sses s9 y Ro m % SfSs nS Gs''Ho
days; Oliver W. Cromwell. $40 Co
lumbia I'd. NV: 80 days: Charles L,
M HS ia sIs 10th 81, ne, 90 days;
NV, 10 days.
Suspended for failure to satisfy
JUDGMENT IN court John Franklin Por-
ter. 200 Allison circle. Fairfax. Va;
E oseDh q E51ss; ogS ~ s9T tb e. e. Sc
Lawrence Monte Pearson. 1905 Texas
ave. SCI; Raymond l.. Litton. IT,, 5000
Ghil,um Hslehts dr. irSoH ysttsyille. No
Runs Ws wT otsw o Zoo Ns!t a Sc caPto
John i. Mckinney. 1890 Clifton ST,
n " sud Archie Bowman. 7a0 Emer-
suspeidad for failure to file inynr-
trinidad ave. ne: Russell j.. Ross,
Jenkins nsa x ST. ne: James b. os-
borne. I2b Eleventh 8. ne: William
6eorss Ji.sliwrsnSee setter isos walter
st, s.ef George Milton LANCE, 904 A
st. Sc. Clifton r. Clinton, 1910 South
Caggelina ave: SCI, Albert J. schumock,
o ssa sssS ass s sSs &: 's si
BenninI II. a.e,: Alan a. Cohen. 222
Wayne pl; SCI: William James Bryant,
jcDss O 4ss4 Mas s. 0i1 ave. Sc;
Jasner Williams, 2io7 Third st ne:
james c, Harris. 932h Florida ave.
NV: Arthur Jackson 1881 Holbrook
s 81 aaySsnees e. Mnhss lo Bros sS
jacob s ussS ST. =. AIS DIX St James ns.
and Oscar Thompson. IVA 9TH st.
" nb D 6 Sermit-No D. c. regis,
Cochin pl ne; Motion Ray RAWLINGS.
1913 9th st Sc: Charles A Hall. 1898
sth st.Sse Juanits Coleman, 1924
37n4 Maeonh st. NV; Ernest L. Me-
lean. $50 Hnbard nj. nv: Al,en viii
SON son ri MVsr Va. Leon Hurley. Iia5
~hiraeo st s.e.; Louis Preston Rob.
insail ttiSa Monticello ave. ne: Robert
Purneil 1731 Swarm st. NV; Pres
ton N barnes. '72o sth st NV;
Geagge Taylor Lambert. t143 oath st.
NV. Burt J. Kearns 1901 Vermont
ave. NV; Davis Westpoint. 1o46 .Evarts
st. a e.. Marion Davis. 325 st. ne. :
Howard Maurice Carter 300 3rd st.
ne; Marshall Lee Alabaugh, $50
1914 Lonefellow St NV: John Perry
williams. 1924 18th st. NV: and
fIorsce Eugene Carthens, 6035 Central
ave Sc
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standing contribution in the
field of human endeavor."
The Potomac Branch award
goes to o citizen in the area of
the District Of Columbia.s vir-
ginia. West Virginia. Kentucky
and Maryland. 1t was pre-
scented TO DIR. Sizoo by Howard
C. vanarsdale Of Arlington. Va.
president Of the Potomac
Branch.
In accepting the award, DR.:
Sizoo said the world is grateful
to Holland for "its cultural
contribution" its teaching the
lessons of tolerance. frugality,
courage. and love Of freedom, !"
and its religious inheritance. "
DR.. Sizoo warned the gather
ing that the would today has
man rather than God at its
center.
THE moment a civilization
separates itself from God life
becomes SO complex and COM
plicated that it doesn't know
how to handle it or what to
make Of 1t. Perhaps the Holland
Society can help bring our
generation back to the impact
Of religion as the Pilgrims
found it in Holland who MAIN
tanned themselves by an un-
faltering faith in an unfailing
God" he said.
A native Of Holland. DR.. Sizoo
came to the United States as a
boy. A. Dutch Reformed min
lister. he served as pastor of
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church here from 1924 to 1926
and as president Of the New
Brunswick IN. - Theological
Seminary, i947 to 1859. He as
sumed his present position at
George washington University
in 1852.
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Maurice y. 4. HuE 5sle CAN Dl. Sc.
.;:S S:rs.s alt 8 s..ss. Il &. a 4.
&, Sc. 80 days: Edward D. Berko '1s
NJ chatham. j6a 42nd st. ne, is
days. Charles 3. Howard, 1913 22nd
St; 81; 10 DAYS: Thomas ?: .McKitha!n.
John II, Simpkins. 1870 Abingdon Dr..
Alexandria. Va. ! s days: Fred Stewart,
T.; e5l q 81 Sc, 70 days; Nathaniel
20 so@ Says MS xaisi uSSk sig so4s p shsf
I'd. ne. 15 days: Donald r. Finalli.
Il. ,cosgrove. 1910 Farmland dr., Rock
y yiIlcw M g.. 20 days Latham AZ q ". String
ss fhs nya b1sr d ssis Sp aas srhS
st: NV. is days; Waverly. L. Walker.
9l4 Lexington Pl; ne, 80 days; Isaiah
LEWIS IeS r.; SlsS Eye y. ne: Is days;
80 days; John w. MeCulioueh. 2O26
4th st, NE is days. Robert ]. NIL
horn 4021 Bennine I'd. ne. rs days;
James Campbell. jr., 1904 18th st. NV.
30 days; Thomas Nerpiol. l6a For
tester St. s.w., Is days: Frank Harley.
Hurd. 1910 Normandy I'd, Hysttsville,
Nd, 80 days; Jesse Roberts, 34O0 Ala
bama ave; Sc. 80 days. Leon c
sockett. 429i Ferrara dr.. Silver
0Sei my ave. 1s d fsnD ysl HsA 4kns
days; James M. Clark. IT., 1927 Savan-
nah ST.. 80 days; Fred T. Gran. jr.,
4O24 Franklin St. Kensington. Md, Is
GAYS; Middleton q sussey; , W. Rock Creek
1871 Cameron ST., Alexandria. va. is
Alvin No. Harvey. 200 Division ave
b. BE-, 70 days; Paul g. starke. 27la
aT nns'G les sy Newton sc y days c asS
Edward L, daskins' 1914 10th s.. NV NV,
H IisS5 St. ST. n ny !, 10 days; George =;
Charles J D1nninsan. US Ir W SAs &.
NV, Is days; Arthur L. Lee, d04O
18th g; W. % days; James c. Beg
Holmes. jr., 21O5 Maryland ave. ne
dian. 1927 Holdridge I'd, Wheaton.
Zoo ho Naval dfay Rec s'e sas .b daysoD
18th ave. HyattsviiIe. Nd is DAYS DAYS
Marion an D. lanes; flames: e45 6!h 81. NE.
ou GAYS: Mllledge Jones' 2O4 10Th
81. me-. 10 DAYS; Phillip C. Coleman
2002 18th St NV. is days: Frank s.
Edward shines. IT.. 500 Lowrie pl.
ne, 30 days; George H. Pritchard
20 Indiana ave NV. 90 days: Or
vile Miller jr.. 1872 Columbia I'd.
9Th st, NV, 30 days; Christian z.
johnson. 1341 Goth st, Sc. Is days;
Julian d. Jasper, 5317 Astor pl. Sc.
10 days: Andrew ]. Jackson. 334 18th
st, ne, Is days; Ella b. Foster, 1915
18th pl Sc. 30 DAYS; Melvin E. Chase.
U. s. Naval Rec. sta, Washington.
Iowa ave- NV is days: Arthur L.
Carter. 251 5Sth st. ne, 30 days:
Andrew p. Bryant 1850 Hayes st.
ne, Is days.
Jesse L. Brown. 4511 B st. Sc.
10. days; Loren2a Best, 1927 Nash ST.
ne, 10 days; Jay Lamphere, 22l
1924 ] street NE, 10 days.; Marion
Chauncey s. Thomas. 34OS 14th St
NV, Is days; BENJAMIN E. Seidlitz,
1905 Minnesota ave. SCI so days:
John W. Munford. 1915 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV, Is days; Ray D
Bethesda, Nd. 80 days; Darrell E
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Thomas W. Howe. 1900 Rhode Island
Oates St. ne; Hiiiiard 4 Jones. 1895
stanton I'd. Sc; John H, Cohen. l73.
18th st. NV: Joseph A. Norris. 49
Quincy pl. ne; Virgil Roberts. 1905
1907 Kansas ave. NV; David j
Waters. 1917 34th st, NV: Calvin H
Pssndleton, u T.. i@49 s, Evsrts arts St ne;
Sc. Hilliard R. Dean, 1873 savannah
lngston I'd, Sc; Colonel White, 1895
5Sth st. me-; Arthur H. Garrison. 22C
Hamilton st. NV; Joseph A. Pugiisi
3l9 Jefferson St. NV; Stanley Harris
RR:hsda 44 9 nsane az. csnt s s s%
M Washington, 7149 gath st. n.e.i
Jimmie Lowery. 1880 R st. NV; Rob-
ert L. Jones, 210 Freeway st. Sc;
Walter P. Fritts,. 3463 I4th st. NV;
David o. Mitchell, 927 Waller pl. sc
Suspended for operating in such 9
ir the safety Of SS persons or properly
Fred g. Manvellor, Naval Photo Cen
ter. Anacostia Air Station, 80 days
and Leroy Higgins, $40 G st. me-, "
days and traf1c school.
Suspended for period noted for q
sast P SIsss d al Ha RnSmoU U
r. Fitch, 1908 Rhode Island ave. NV.
is days; William H. Borum; 1000 Geor-
g, sts ave ,O5 NM days odell Mit sass:
Haywood A. Boone, 1875. Penn st. ne;
Is days; Joseph W.. Gibbs. SO0T- 4th
ave Hyattsville, Md, 3 days; Jackie
l.. Ford, 219 Oakwood st. Sc, 20 days
William E. Rockwell, 5000 ST. st. n v; .
ID DAYS; Clarence CIossman. 723 18Th
ST. Sc. ID days: Cecil w Dryden. ~
Rock creek Church I'd, 80 days; Mel
vim M Major. 1925 L s.; ne 20 days
Kenneth G s.I Nola TSom s%T qsssSs &
l424 University lane. Hysttsviiie. Md !.
Is days; Herbert H. Smalley. jr. 1000
Rittenhouse st. NV. 30 days; Samuel
Smith. l12 18th st. ne. 80 days;
John F. Doherty. 1917 Abingdon I'd .
Carroll. 500 9th st. NV, Is days
MilaTd A. johnson s,son; "a hO Mass. aye aye
23rd St Sc. 80 days: Lewis w. Dortch
23s5 18TH pl. Sc. 80 days; Ogder
Williams, 1901 Maeomb ST. nv. 10
Harvard st. NV, Is days; Harry B
Lindstrom, 434I Nichols ave. Sc. &c
days Vincent A, Marine. 1904 22nd
pl., Hillcrest HEIGHTS. Md, Is days
is days; John +. Simmons, 9i7 4Sti
st ne. so days; Horice Brunson, sos
10Th st. ne, 80 days; Elizabeth A
Randolph. 5SOS 23rd Parkway, Hill.
crest, Md, 80 days; Charles E. Gun
ningham, 524 18th st. me-, 10 days
Leroy Deas. $50 Eye st. ne, Is days
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DIZZY Is IlleQ. .
Three of the IS permits were
revo-ed for fragrant disregard
for the safety of persons or
properly; six Tor driving after
revocation, IL for drunk driving
and 81 for a total of IL or
more points.
OF the 1853 suspended, two
were for fragrant disregard
for the safety of persons or
property: 125 for a total Of
at least eight points, 10 for
failure to satisfy court judg-
ment and 81 for failure to file
insurance.
The complete list Of revoca-
tions and suspensions for the
week follows:
Revoked for operating after reyoca-
tion-period Of revocation extended
Eddie ', Roger. 1868 Owen pl. me-;
cleophus Wright. 7440 Georgia ave.
NV; John Calhoun Taylor. 6l12 7th
~ " -
ave, Alexandria, Va. and Paul Jones.
S21S Sherman ave NV.
Revoked for operating in such a
manner as to show hagrant disregard
for the safety of persons or oropertv.,
erick. Z. Minor, 4Sia EastCapitol ST.;
Jerome Bugg. i10S Orren s. ne
!. oeToked for driving while drunk
Alphonso @. English, 527, 46th st Sc;
pl., Silver Spring. Nd. ID. CT; william
h Campbell, $50 10Th st. sc. lVa.I;
Elwood " Anderson, 1850 D St sc.
(Mdl; Joseph A. Moore. 1914 18th st.
NV ID c.. Joseph H. Rhoderick. 513
10th st. Sc ID c.; Norris Mitchell.
rs Phode Island eve. NV. Wal; Louis
II Gltss, -l102 9TH st. NV. (Md);
Jesse l.. Jones, 3434 Brown st NV.
lVao; lanes j. Golden, 1918 18th st.
NV. ID. c.: Murphy. Williams, 73S
9th st. Sc. ID. c.: Ebert A. Shields,
b14 81. ne. ID. CT.
Of at least IL points-James swader.
clifton St. NV; Thomas Berkley, 1886
18th st. NV: Don NJ. Adams, l421 West
si247 Mount oiivet I'd. ne: Archie
see George Sessions Sso e6s rnf Decatur pr
Of. NV; Ben +. Hampton, 731 Sth st.
Sc; Charles s. Johnson. $40 18th st.
as.e.; Robert @ H Hood, 1872 Chesa-
zpeake st. s.w.: George Leflohic. -545
Shepherd st. nv: Otis E. L. Patter-
son, 131-B 18th st. Sc. Thomas c.
Williams. 3O25 sherman ave. NV;
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the same as other days.
AGNES Savoy IL. sSl5 Maryland
James mes, W W Payne. 80, and Elvera E.
Hasler. rs. both of 43O9 Silver Hill
woodrow D. Shore. 81. Bethesda, and
Francis E. H. Davies, 43, 4SO1 Con-
nneeticut ave NV; and Elizabeth 9
Earl +. Booth, 90, Arlington, and Mary
J. Denton "a. Takoma Park.
Ernest LaBaker, 43. and Elsie L.
You're. 81 both Of 1915 9th st. NV.
William J. D oIa 1I,t "a, 1928 ysazey
is. 632i 33rd st. NV.
Louis Ridley. 49,, and Mpzela Hackett,
30. both OF 200 18th st: NV.
Homer r jenkins. III. II. -6l01 18th
81 7 F vii a GSur Michaeiyn j. keaunex
John H. Armstrong. 90. 1907 c st
ne, and Phyllis A. Evans. II. 1901
Wvnmin9 ave. NV -
Michssel." q. both Of 10 s' KeniiWorth
Arnold G. Lewis, IS. Boiling Air Force
Base. and Diane Z. Barber. Is. 1928
Carroll E. Tarbert. 80, $685. 18th st
4034 end st. sw.,
Lewis A. Mcdaniel 81. and Doris A.
Robert E. Pratt. 20. 1920 Savannah
ter; Sc. and May L, Garrett, II,
1900 A St. sc
Edward J. Laurie, irn 46. Soldiers
Home, and Edna K:Kinsley, As, s29
Quincy st. NV.
and Judith E. Lear, 10, 1905 33rd
st. NV
Leroy West. 90. 1911 Irving st. NV.
and Ruth A. jenkins. -. 5519 Oxon
Douglas a. Atherton, 20. Takoma Park.
and Mary L. Adams, 10. Conemaugh,
Ronald z Boutwell, 81. and Hazel NJ
Sprouse. 10. both Of 0uantico. Va.
Charles NJ. Rhoten, 81. and Joan B
Betchley, 10. both OF Quantico, Va,
Alton E. Newbv. 20 Ouantico, Va. and
Lille NJ Stove, %, AIS 18th st, sc.
Rufus r. Cannon, 20. 1902 Florida ave
ne. and Mildred E. Southern, %,
1913 Rhode Island ave. ne.
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Engineers to Meet

The monthly luncheon Of the
Washington Post. Society of
American Engineers will be
1915 pm. Monday in Barker
Hall Of the YWCA at Seven
teenth and K street NV.
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Voided;ll58 Suspended

Ffty-egh drivers permits revoked and l58 suspended
here last week. the District Department of Vehicles and Traffic
announced tF -
addition 20 persons charged with driving without
District permit registration had their privilege of being Ii
censed here suspended until proof Of future financial response
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