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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
Aprs. unFuRnIsRIp 0. Q.

saio sogh - NV. Near cenn.
La VIVIAN APIS.
Altrae. l,bedIm.; tsln bsdzi
''i 2sss p sfa s.s.i fIIlI NJ 81 .aa,s
1900
CATHEDRAL
AVENUE
AIR coNDITIoNED
Corner Of Nsy Msxlco .ad oaths.
dfal ates., .only a feN biockt west
o. MAnaaehutstt, ana Wisconsin
Bus Ma Stops at Corner
pishveshsr and exhaust fans in
sl Kitchens, sscretAriai switch
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
2 Bedrms. Dining. Kit,
l Bath $3.50
2 Bedrms., Dining RIM,
Kitchen, 2 Baths $3.50
Res. Mgr. on Premises
WO. 6-0305
B. =. SAUL CO.
aea 18th 81, NV Ma, $4,000
5000 CONN. AVE. NV.
2-BEDRM. APT. $3.50
Newly decorated apt; exception
Ly large Nv. rm. and walk-in
slose! excellently located. we'll
.w,,eShassaa slsye.ef apt bids f;
hG gtsm premise o. can Mrs. Poston,
NORMAN StRNsrEIN sYNpc.rEs
2716 PORTER ST. NV.
BLK. EAST OF CONN. AVE.
bedrma,, livine rm,, dining rm. A..
kit. and bath: Sis. on street
parkinn, See lanltor.
HERBERT HARVEY
INCORPORATED
-- RE. 1si508
c0L0RED-f ROOMS. BATH 600
Sanal ~, Sc, near 8. Capitol and
sS no children. II. $685. or
II 3-s.ib,
c0LoRED-e0 Z ST. NV bed.
~, apt.s 500; l-hedrm.. bsmt
apt, S5A. RA. 3-SsT5.
c0L2hED-ss0e ROCK CREEK
CHURCH I'd. N.W.-9 rms tiied
III. bath, ahoWer. hdwd. frs. 3
Is "a s'o Sc desirable for I or ?
CoI0RED-I9I6 18th ST. NV
MOO, lge. 3 rms. kit, bath: mid
city; $40 mo. RA. 3-67sI.
C0LoRED : s430 CRoFFUT PL.
81 rms. kit. bath and bsmt.
NEuEdANN, NA. Ss6soo. nv MN
CoLokED-2 BEDRMs., Nv Tm.
kit' bath; S1b per mo-, incl. gas
s sa 70 esI ~. S Ian Ar Caroline srSsH ave
coLoRED-T2e BYE ST. ST.
deco @ea VS. 5 rms "a ki s:s Pap; newly
c0L0RED-eSI 18th ST. 81
rms. kit, bath. refsr.. heat,
not water. Janitor service furn. ;
$4,000. See janitor. Ii. 7-3OO0.
I COLORED-ON 9Th sT- Nr mr.
/ TWEEN II and sTS.-A beau
tlful redecorated 2-bedroom apt
n apt. BLDG: SIS per mo. Call
C0L0RED-BRDRM., iv. rm., KIT
bath: choice location, near shop
st. NV, after 3 pm.
coLoRED-Is3I PARK RD. NV.
Eist-noor apt; ? rms, kit. and
bath. heat. cleo. and hot water
mel: only SCI so mo. Mr.. NEU-
MANN, Ma. $4,000.
C0L0RED = 1851 WILLARD ST.
porch; ses. no. S-5sss.
C0LoRED -glI INDEPENDENCE
Kit, bath; SIS mo. RAJ s-s7s4. ms
CQLORED-ISIs 18th ST. NV
Apt. s; 2 rms, kit. bath, h'-wh.
furnished. Only $50 mo, OPEN
Inspect or call CO. 5-6s2s.
C0LORED-2300 18th ST NV
ADJ - rms. kit, bath, RE-
DECORATED, refgr.. stove. RENT
REDUCED to SIS mo. incl. h .-w.h.
10 inspect. see janitor or call Co
CoL0RED-42e6 5th ST. NV
rms. kit, bath, redecorated.
h.-w h. furnished. Only $50 so mo
10 inspect. see janitor or call CO.
S-6222.
"oLoRFD-NEwLY DECORATED
,lInt3s 81. 2rd ST. NW5@S69 NO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
FARM AMD GARDEN
POULTRY AnD EGGS

BABY CHIcKs, poults, reed and
poultry supplies. JAMES FEED
STORE. $40 K st. nv. NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26

HAMPTON COURTS Arts. s0is
New Hampshire ave. n,w.-Wtfee
for air conditioning; and Z
bedrooms from S79.50; nevis
&C.. pastel colors; all utils incl
elev. bldg, attrae, lobby. Resident
manaQer, NO f-IQqs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
ALEXANDRIA

bedrm.. liy rm.. dinette kiteh.
en- and bath blk 10 stores
theater and bus. Minimum fare q
wash and pentagOn..
FURN UNITS AVAILABLE
RIvERvIEw APARTMENTS
llI6N Pitt Ct
Arizona tribune., 1958-07-25
Hairless Fuvors
Equal Rights

Richard Dick HAIRLESS,
candidate for congress in
the Democratice pr imary,
September g, pledged him
self to a tive I've point plat
form including lower taxes
and interest rates, aid to
farmers and educat ion.
strong forei ign pol icy, en-
coura cement TO small busi-
nessmen, and devei opment of
natural resources.
Hairless proposed to in
crease the federal income
tax exemption for each de-
pendent from $500 to $500.
He stated the present high
cost of living makes it
imposs ible to sus tain a
child or other dependents
on the present exemption.
TT has always been my
policy to advance the indi-
viduai rights and libertie
Arizona tribune., 1958-07-25
Gay Ladies.
Entertain

A newly formed Cay
Ladies' Club Composed Of
young matrons feted a host
of friends Saturday night,
July 18th.
Jackie Berry, Democrat ic
candidate for State Repre-
sentat i've, District Z, was
the guest of honor. MRS.
Ear line Moore, 1905 W.
Sherman st =. served as
hos tess. Mines, Doris
Brown, Ruth Pullman. Billie
Brown, and Shirley Br own
are MEMBERS of the club.
Arizona tribune., 1958-07-25
South Mountain Student
ExceIs i'm Studies

MORRISON WARREN, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison
Marren, Sr. 2f3i E. Violet
Or i've, ma lnta lned his ex-
cellent scholast lc record
by complet Ing the fresh
nan year at South Mount In
High School with straight
ones. A sport ent hus last,
young karren plays base
ball, bas ket ball and foot
ball. He received AN Out
stand Ing Freshman SC lence
st udent Award and a cert IT,
icate for high scholarship
Morrison be longs to the
Lat in club and the Parnas
sus Scholast lc Soc iety.
Swimming, stamp collect
ing, and read Ing are his
hobb les. Careers In law
and eng ineer Ing interest
him.
As a member Of the
Arizona tribune., 1958-07-25

sec ord Negro girl to be
named on the board. Jacque.
l inc Smith, our first
Negro board member still
serves as South Mountain
Highs junior representa-
( i've.
There's a new face on
the teen scene "a cute
brown-eyed visitor from
Hous ton, Texas. She loves
mrs ic from rocking to bopp-
ing. Hope you enjoy your
stay in the Valley, Ear
line Vincent.
Arizona tribune., 1958-07-25

of all Ame r leans. Our ma
tion is founded on the
pr inc ciple that all men are
created equal and all men
are equal be fore the law.
It shall be my intent ion
to follow these principles
in congress.
Arizona tribune., 1958-07-25
TEEN,SCENES

Congratulate ions to Peggy
Bell Who was chosen to
serve as the senior repre-
sentat i've from St. Mary's
High School on the Sert oma
Youth Empl oymnt Service
Adv isory Board. This fall
2l high school girls from
ii schools wi ii plan Y.E. S.
projects. Peggy is the
Arizona tribune., 1958-07-25

JoSoJONES, pres. presents check to WILLIE
ALBERT to finance beautiful home
one of the fastest growing Arizona arprises is
the Sun valley Life Insure Co., founded 1948
by ]. S. Jones. and Associates. executive offices
are located at 2019 E. broadway Operations extend
throughout the valley, and the state, one Of
the largest Negro Owned operated organt
in Arizona. Enough surp1 US funds have been
Mortgage Loan field. A dividend
trust stock procurement agreement has been es-
tabl ished to raise $780, oo0 600 for expansion in
other
sun valley has not failed s predicted. but it
prospered, and empl oys 20 This firm
fers opportunities for and women desiring to
enter the sales field.
high point in the firms history reached when
Mr. and Mrs. willie Albert purchased foundation pol cy
Arizona tribune., 1958-07-25
Toe Hald imam, Jr. State

Joe Hald imam, Jr., State
Senator from Mar icop Coun-
ty, today announced his
cand idacy, subject to the
Democrat ic pr imary election
for Congress from Distr let
No. 1 which inc ludes all of
Mar icopa County.
Now IS, Hald imam is
member of a we'll known
pioneer Ar izona fami ly. A
nat i've of Mar icopa County,
Ha Id imam attended local
schools and served 80
mont hs in the Air Force
in wor Id War II. He is
vice-pres ident and treasur-
er of the Hald imam Br others
ms urance Agency.
Hald imam was a member of
the 22nd and 23rd Legis Ia
ture as Senator from Mari
copa County with service
on the following committees
Nnd Legis lature Cha irmn.
Insurance; vice-Cha irman,
Ayr iculture g. Irrigation;
Member, Apr opr iations.
Finance h. Revenue, Jdici-
ary, Rules, State Institu-
tions Tour ist & Industry
Deve lopme mt; Member. Legis-
lat i've Council. 23rd Legis-
lature Cha irman, Public
Health & We flare, Vice
Chairman. Agr iculture &
Irrisat ion; Member. Appro-
pr lat ions, Banki ing & In
sura rance, Highways & Br idges
Rules, State Instutut ions;
Member. Legis lat i've Coun-
Gil.
Hld imam is a Dem,c ratio
Precinct Conmi t teeman and
a member of the Democ ratio
State Central Comi tee.
Active in civic, frater-
nal and polit ical affairs,
Ha Id imam is a member of the
Young Democratic Clubs, for
mer member of the Execut i've
Comi ttee Of the Boy Scouts
of Amer lea, Cha iran of the
Easter Seal DR. i've in 1857,
member, Phoenix Execut i've
Club. Phoenix Chamber of
Commerce, Junior Chamber of
Com rec, Mar ic copa & City
of Phoenix Civil Defense
Joint COUNCIL, Board of Di-
rectors of the Phoenix Boys
Club. member, Amer ican Le-
gion, Elks Moose and Wood
men of the Wor Id.
.Ha Id imam was nominated
as one of the ten outs tand-
ing young men in the United
States in 1856.
Marr led to the former
Franc isca Baker daughter
of the late Judge Alex Ba-
ker, Ha Id imam is the father
of three Chi ldren and re-
sides with his wife and
fami ly at l6O North Country
Club Dr. i've in Phoenix. He
is a member of the Trinity
EOiscoOal Cathedral.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-08
Kettering SuysU
Has Know-How to
Produce Satellite

NEW YORK. Jan. 8 (P.-Dr.
Charles F. Kettering says the
United States has the know.
how for producing a satellite
and he doesn't know why 1t
hasn't yet done so.
He said yesterday he didn't
attach much significance to the
Russian feat.
1T was the easiest thing to
do, and a darn smart one. too.
We've got all the stuff. All we
have to do is TO use it,"
DR.. Kettering. director emeri-
tus Of General Motors research
and one Of the Nations leading
scientists. was here for a meet
ing Of the National Inventors
Council. Of which he is chair
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-08
Studio Plans
Project Costing
S4OO Million

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 8 R.-
Twentieth Century-Fox has
announced plans for $500 mil
lion worth Of apartments and
other structures on l76 Of its
automatically historic acres.
And Observation-Disclosures
is reported to have been offered
S35 million for its 448 acres
$78.l25 an acre--with similar
\ residential and business devel-
opment planned.
\ A U,-I. official would neither
confirm nor deny the report
yesterday. but goth Century,
Fox announced:
\ On land where Tom Mix once
stabbed his horses. a 176-acre
center of apartments. Offices
and stores will rise. 1t will cost
$500 million and will include a
4,000-seat theater for movie
premiereS, a film museum and
a 1,000-room hotel.
A boulevard with fountains
and statues will be called
Champs Elysees.
There viii be 20-story apart
ments, a 30-story Office building
and parking for 10000 cars.
Twentieth Century City" as
it's to be called, is expected TO
be completed within seven
years.
The project will mean razing
some famous sets including
Bernadette's village, Shirley
Temples southern mansion.
Bangkok S harbor Of The King
and l" and the market place
Of The Rose"
But the studio is staying in
the movie business.
I'VE think motion pictures
are going TO be greater than
ever" said Lew Schneider,
studio executive. I'VE are going
to make more and better pic
lures and will invest Sl2 million
TO enlarge our studio facilities
and make a more compact
operation.
Our back lot will be moved
to our 2.300-acre ranch at
Malibu."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-08
Hunt for Yacht
is Expanded

MIAMI. Fla. Jan. 8 pa
score of aircraft, joined by sur
face vessels from the United
States and Cuba, continued
searching today for the yacht
Revonoc. missing since Janu-
airy 2 in foul weather of Flor
ida with five persons aboard.
Fifteen aircraft representing
the Coast Guard, Navy and
. Army and including airplanes.
helicopters and blilnps. were
joined by two Cuban planes
and three civilian aircraft in
the search for Harvey Como
yer. New York publisher. and
his party abroad the Revonoc.
\ Also in the search were
United States surface vessels
and six Cuban ships.
They covered an area ex-
tending from Jacksonville
south TO Cuba. including the
ocean between the Florida
coast and the Bahamas. and
the area north from Cuba to
Key West and Westward to-
ward the Gulf of Mexico.
The Revonoc, widely known
for her competition in ocean
sailing races in recent years.
has been unreported since she
left Key West January 2 with
Mr.. Conover. his wife. son.
daughter -in-law and William
Flugleman of Scaredale. N. Y.
4 Mr.. Conover is president Of
Conover-MaSt Publications Inc.
of New York. which publishes
Aviation Age and other techni-
cal magazines. He had COM
peted in many ocean sailing
races and only recently wrote
about his cruise last winter
/ from Miami to islands to the
east and south Of Florida.
Two other boats reported
missing in the Miami area were
found yesterday. The Wave ar
rived at Key West and the
Surf, a sister shrimp boat, was
being towed to Miami. Both
are owned by Lewis Hardee Of
Southport. N. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-08

THE EVENING STAR BIS
Washington, D c.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 2, 1853
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-08

Jonuoy-wonderful month to
repIenish your wardrobe and
save in the boreoin! Come for
top values in coots and furs-
for all the dresses you'll need
now till Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-08

. Handsome winter woods!
. Rich royon erepes!
. Fine siIk-tweed bIendsl
Smortly tailored shrdresses!
. Sleek sheothes, sweep skirts!
. High shodes, posteIs, deeptones!
Wonderful news for winter joded
wordrobes - brand spanking new
dresses from our better manufacturers
every new siIhouette-even the
bonnb-sheeI chenise! Crepes, woods,
cottons, silk and tweed blends. Shirt
dresses, sweep skirts, sheoths. Navy,
black, brown, red and postels. $40
and 7 TO s in the group.
Better Dresses and Young Westinghouse
Shop, Third Floor Washington; Second
Floor, Stluer Spring and PARKtnoton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08
3 Youths Held
In Club Breokin

Three District youths who
police said they caught IN the
act were charged yesterday by
Fairfax County detectives with
breaking and entering the Fair
fax Country Club on Route 2sT
Just before dawn.
Arrested as they were leaving
the club grounds In a car
loaded with loot. police said.
were James s. Halsey. e05 First
street NV. Eitel Emilio Batres,
1887 Newton street NV. and
Lester 8. Payne. 1854 Harvard
street NV. all Of whom said
they are IS.
Detective Willard L. Bennett.
said the youths also admitted
breaking into i've automobiles
parked at two nearby motels.
They were arrested by ofiicer
Clarence Hurst who stopped
them on the country club
grounds while making a routine
check.
Missing from the club was
$50 In cash. a number OF sport
shirts. cigarettes and candy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08
Soviet Bors Guarantee
To Share Sputnik Doto

space research. Gen. A. A. Bla-
gonravoy, Soviet rocket expert.
is one member Of the commit
tee. The full governing body
of the ICY is expected to ratify
the resolutions tomorrow.
Would Continue Centers
The resolutions urge that
world data centers be contin-
ued after the ICY ends for
mally next December 81.
One resolution suggests that
each country start to study such
future problems as how to
silence or knock out of space
solar battery radio voices after
satellites have outlived their
usefulness.
A number Of Soviet scientists
presented their reports in Eng
lish. Yesterday two Americans
returned the compliment. Re-
ports in Russian we're present.
ed by DR.. Henry Richter. jr.. of
the Jet Propulsion Laboratory
at the California Institute of
Technology, and DR.. Leonard
Cormier, National Academy of
Sciences in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08
Jail Term Given
In AGENT Theft

Robert c. Scott. jr.. 2s. Of
Baltimore, yesterday was sem
fenced 70 serve six months In
Jail and fined 500 or an addi-
tional 90 days for stealing q
pocketbook containing ~ cents
In the American University
Library last February.
Scott was placed under $1,000
appeal bond by Municipal
Cour Judge Mildred Z. Reeves.
Assistant United States Attor-
ney Jerome A. Cohen said after
the two-day jury trial that
FBI records showed Scott had
previously been convicted for
larceny In Baltimore. and tor
attempted larceny In New York.
He said the defendant was on
parole from New York and on
probation in Philadelphia.
Scott was accused OF taking
the pocketbook Of Leona VIII
iiams. 10, of 90 Pershing road.
Silver Spring. q university stu
dent. The Government dis
missed two other larceny
charges against Scott because
the witnesses had left the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08

trieaered BY personnel manning
q huge elecuonic eomputer in
Kingston. NY.
The Air Force announced
that the launching itself was
successful. but that the missile
mlssed the target when It's sem
sitive guidance system failed to
function properly during q cri-
teal stage In the flight.
The Bomarc, considered the
nations most advanced air de-
tense weapon, was aimed at q
pilotless Bill drone bomber $50
miles off the cape.
The primary mission was 10
test the missiles capabilities In
relation 10 the new national
air defense warning network
known as SAGE.
In q matter Of seconds the
drone was picked up on radAr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08
BeuII Named
For Marshal Post

Carlton q. Beall was nomi-
mated by President Eisenhower
yesterday to serve another four
year term as United States
Marshal for the District Of Co
lumbia.
Mr.. Beall, 40. has held that
post since october, 1854. The
appointment requires Senate
confirmation.
He was elected sheriff of
Prince Georges County for four
years prior to his first appoint-
ment as marshal.
Mr.. Beall lives with his wife
and two sons at 4782 West ave-
nue., Oak Knoll Suitland, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08

near the cape and the data re-
layed 10 the computer In
Kingston.
The eomputer. large enough
10 nh a three-story building.
produced the necessary firing
data. Then someone pressed a
button and the sleek Boelng
missile was on'its way.
SAGE means semi-Automat-
ic Ground Environment, The
system Is composed Of a net
work Of radar stations and
complex computers which
should be able to pinpoint an
enemy air assault on the Unit
ed States mainland In seconds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08
BY ALTON BLAKEsLEE
Associated Press Science Writer

NsN"NNs|NN@
MOSCOW, Aug. 8 (R.-The
Soviet URion Las refused to
guarantee sharing Sputnik data
fully and automatically. ac-
cording to q United States ON
cial OF the International Geo.
physical Year.
I'VE drew a goose egg" de-
spite complete and frank dis
closure Of earth satellite data
by the United States, he said.
This official is q member Of
the Committee on Satellites
and Rockets. which is bringing
Up to date an information ex-
change guide. He asked not to
be Identified by name.
Several United States scien-
lists commented that some
Soviet scientists gave de-
tailed Sputnik data in reports
Wednesday and yesterday. But
the official said the most i'm
portant issue before the COM
mittee is to insure full data au-
tomatically.
No Specific Guarantees
I'VE have reached q general
agreement which viii be all
right II everyone lives up to its
spirit" he said. But we had
wanted guarantees and specif-
les for full and automatic
MISUNDERSTANDING and we
didn't get them"
The official said United
States scientists failed to get
from the Russians, obviously
because Of military security, an
agreement to provide informa-
ton about rocket carriers which
also orbit usefully.
He said the United States
had supplied all rocket carrier
information for its Explorer
satellite and its Vanguard spe-
cial research rocket.
The committee, representing
20 nations. adopted resolutions
calling for study Of the idea of
. permanent committee on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08
Air Force StiIIHunts
Bomorc Failure Cause

CAPE cANAvERAI. Fla- Aug 9 OPsAir Force specialists
continued check Instrumentation reports today learn what
caused Bomarc lnefcepto missile 70 fail IN flight after Il
launched successfully BY remote control from 500 miles
The missile blazed the Atlantic yesterday after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18
SPINcARN MEDAL PRESENTED
TO MRS. [. c. BATES
LITTLE ROCK NINE

Cleveland, July 13.-With more
than 1000 persons packed into the
Music Hall OF the Public AUDITOR
um and fully another 1000 unable
to gain entry, the 4Srd SpingarB
Medal was presented to Mrs. L.
c. Bates and the nine Negro chill
dren who broke the color bar at
Little Rocks Central High School.
Presentation of the individual
medals was made at the Friday
night session OF the 49th annual
NAACP convention which closed
here on July IS. The award, the
most coveted in the field, was
made to Mrs. Bates and the chill
dren in recognition of their pion-
eer role in unfolding the basic
ideals OF American democracy, in
the face Of continuing harassment
and constant threats of bodily in
jury"
In his presentation address, Dr.
William f. Stevenson, president OF
! Oberlin College, praised the six
girls and three boys for their
maturity, wisdom and courage
and expressed the hope that per,
haps II will be their contemporar,
les, the white children of Little
Rock and of the nation, who viii
work out the final solutions"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18
NEW YORK WOMAN
FETED BT SANITY
cHYv pEnpl :

~ -
Mrs. Walter McCray Of New
York who is the house guest OF
her daughter and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Friedman and chill
dren. S2l Iglehart Av. was the
honored guest at a party given by
Mrs. Louis White, TAI Thomas Av.
Friday, July IL.
on Monday, July IA Mrs Nc
Cray was the dinner guest OF Mrs.
George Berry, Sr., 9sl Fuller Av
The evening Of July IL the
Thomas waldens showed home
movies for Mrs. McCrsy.
Susday July Is Mr.. and Mrs.
Friedman and Mrs. winona
Slaughter, gave an At Home in
honor Of Mrs. McCray, Guests
were Mrs. Eugene Chandler and
daughter. Debbie, Miss Joyeelynn
White, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Green
and daughters Barbara and Denise
Mrs. James Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Williams and daughter Katie
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reeves, their
daughter Hilary and son Chris
TOPPER, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Young, Mr.. Louis Duckett and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Walden anc
daughters Carol and Margaret.