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UPHOLSTERED

y = ~ - y A y
Erwin Lombeth 02" loose pillow beck SOTO, one
buttoned foom cushion, woInut legs, blue tex
tured domosk Wos 8C6OO .---- now 3o5.OO
Donovon Shop "a" ottoched piIIow-bock sofos,
spring down cushions, kick DIeot skirt, Qrey
floral quilted chintz. Were 449OO, now $500
Erwin Lombeth 50" loose pillow bock SOTO,
spring down cushions, kick pIeot skirt, green
domosk Wos 5050O -------. now $500
Donovon Shops 81" SOTO, kick-peot skirt,
spring down cushions, heavy turquoise texture.
Wos $500 ----------------no now $500
Cochran co. shaped back sofos, kck-peot
skirt buttoned bock, turquoise dorosk Were
Sproeue 6 corIetoa Eory American SOTO, solid
maple trome, loose scot and back cushions, box
PIeoted. skirt brown, green and persimmon
PRINT WoS ZL70U ------------- now 1890
cocheo q" Louis XVI SOTO, fruitwood bose,
down pillow back, spring down cushions. qold
stripe. Wos $500 ------------no now $500
TomIinson 76" Sheridan SOTO, fruwood frome,
one shaped sprinQ down cushion, gold and beiQe
domosk Wos 1880 -----------n now $500
Trende "a" loose pilIow-bock SOTO, kick pIeot
skirt, docron and foam cushions, toost and
beige stripe Wos 443OO ---- now $500
Donovon Shop so" buttoned- d-bock SOTO, kick
PIeot skirt, sprlno down cushions, persimmon
domosk. Wos $500 ---------- now 1900
Schoonbeek 100" Crescent SOTO, tufted bock
kick pIeot skirt, sprinq down cushions, soae
and brown texture Was $500 now 49500
Donovon Shops 81" SOTO. kick pIeot skirt, spring
down cushions, heavy turquoise texture Wos
$500 now $500
Grond Ropids 81" loose piIIow-bock love scot,
spring down cushions, beige textured domosk
Wos 42600 observation-disclosures now 1900
Sproeue 6 corIeton Eory American Iounoe
choir, solid mopIe frame, loose scot and bock
cushions, brown and persimmon texture Wos
9OUO now 74OO
MeIdon firesde chairs, WoInut arms, wing back,
buttoned foom cushion, turquoise texture Were
$500 now 900
Donovan Shop PIIow-bock lounge chair, spring
down cushion, kick-Deot skirt, blue and brown
texture Wos 2l2OO ------- now 5000
Erwin Lombeth pillow back lounge chair on
casters, spring down cushion, brown texture
WoS Z07UO now l78.OO
MG.M Louis XVI hiqh-bock chair fruitwood
frome, grey quilted print down cushion Wos
490OO now 1900
Tomnson Sophisticote lounge choir, foam
cushion, Perstmmon and brown donosk stripe.
Was 20900 --------n now 1890
Schoonbeck tufted- back lounge chair, spring
down cushion, kick-pIeot skirt, blue textured
domosk. Was 224OO ----------.n now .2s.O0
Donby French Provincial lounge chair, fruit
wood base, down cushion, blue textured domosk.
Was $500 now 1890
Donovan Shop tufted- back lounge choir, ooId
and beige textured donosk. Was 1880,
now 1880
Oxford lounge chair on casters. frutwood trim
On arms, resedo donosk. Wos 1850,
now $500
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l3l<

TV Chair. coral pIostic Was 74OO--now 4S00
Boxer Milling Rood cherry 6-piece dining group,
45' 'x54" ovol tobIe, CO., buffet, side chairs.
Wos lOO50O now $500
Oxford AZ" round cocktail table, pumice VOL
nut Wos 2S3 50 --------n now 1900
TomInsOn Sophistieote embergIo walnut Is"
buffet with doors and open shelves in upper
deck. Wos $500 ------------n now $4,000
Robinson Johnson pIowbock lounge chair, VOL
nut bose, foam cushions, green texture. Wos
l94UO now l34.OO
Dux q" Danish SOTO, woInut base, foam cush-
ions blue and green texture Was $1,000,
now $4,000
Dillingham; Budeetrend solid elm double book
cose heodboord and one night tobIe Wos
1000 ~--------------------- now 6400
DrexeI Profile woInut set Of 3 side choirs, up
hoIstered scots and backs in green texture.
Were 1890 now 7400
TomIinson Sophisticote embergIo walnut g.
piece bedroom group, 76" triple dresser, Drop
front desk chest, Mr. and Mrs. dual bed Wos
0l8UU ---------------------- now 495 90
DrexeI Coso del Sol walnut drop-Ieot table, 4
side and Z arm chairs, texured beige scots
and bocks Was 42O0O O-------- now 1880
ThOmosve ToIismon cherry 42"x64" table, 6
arm chairs, gold textured scots Wos 1850,
now 1890
Indianapolis Donish style SOTO, reversible scot
ond back cushions, gold plastic cover woInut
finish Wos 250O0 ------------n now l4800
Indianapolis Donsh style love scots, reversible
scot and back cushions, choice Of beige or tur-
quoise pIostic covers, walnut finish. Were
1890 $500
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BEDROOM

I1AAAAlL
HinkIe Horis Colonial solid wonut double
spindle bed and one night tobIe. Wos 1890,
now 1890
Heritoee Old French fruitwoOd 6-drOwer chest.
Rosseou choise lounge, rose quilt ruffIed skirt,
MeIdon solid woInut French Provincial 5-pece
group, 68" triple dresser, 6-drower chest Mr..
and Mrs duoI heodboord, z chest night
tables. Wos 235000 ----------. now l45000
Heritoee Old French fruitwood 1898" Iodys
writing table, Was 3950------now $500
DrexeI poir Of French Provincial walnut night
tables. Pair were 1890 now 1900 pr.
Henredon informal wolnut double bed Wos
5000 $500
DrexeI French Provincial wolnut night toble
WoS IOUO---- ------------- now Z9.OO
tobIes Wos 368OO------------no now 2SS0o
DrexeI treasury mahogany 5-piece qrouD, 54"
dresser, mirror, double choirbock bed, : noht
tobIes Was 4540O ------- now $500
Century cherry Apiece group, z" triple dress
er, mirror, 6-drower chest, double bed Wos
5000 O-------------------- now $4,000
Heritoee Old French trliMood 6-drower chest.
double bed Wos 407 90 ---- now 1890
Hobitont Pine fonico top students desk o0d
pine chair. Wos lO45O ------- now $500
King solid maple 6-piece group, s." dresser
mirror 5-drower chest, double bed z night
Century directore cherry 5-drower chest
double bed Wos 272.5O ----- now 1900
Henredon informal woInut double storage heod-
boord Was 2l2O0 ---------- now $500
HuntIey French Provincial cherry 50" tri0le
dresser and mirror. Wos 1850 now $500
KindeI Eory American cherry Apiece group,
so" dresser, mirror, 7-drower chest, double
bed Was 74O0O O--------- now 4e5O0
Custom chose lounge down pillow back and
cushion, ruffled skirt, turquoise dorosk Wos
1900 ------ ----------.---- now 5000
Pennsylvania House solid cherry double chair
back bed, discontinued. Wos l28OO, now $500
Century cherry 5-piece group, q" dresser
mirror, poir Of twin beds, one night tobIe Wos
48OOO ---------------- now 33e 90
FronkIin shockey solid pine 6-drower chest
double bed, one night table Was 234OO
now 1880
King solid maple Apiece group, 81" dresser
mirror single bed, one night table Wos
Z38OO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES now 1873 90
Century French Provincial cherry double bed
and one grlI-door night table. Wos l74O0
now e4.00
Boxer Milling Rood cherry 3-piece CONTEMPT
oroy group, 66" triple dresser, mirror, double
bed. Wos $3.50 ---------. now $500
ThomosviIe Louis XV cherry Apiece GROUP,
73" triple dresser, mirror, 7-drower chest, Mr.
and Mrs. duoI heodboord Was $500
now 4550o
Georgetown Galleries French Provincial solid
cherry poir Of twin BEDS Pair were 2l6OO
now 10000 pr.
Georgetown Galleries French Provincial. on
tiQue white and Qod Mr. and Mrs heodboord,
tufted in white dop7osk Was 3475O.
now 24SOo
DrexeI LitchfieId maple Mr. and Mrs bookcase
heodboord Was l45OO ------- now $500
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OCCASIONAL

Worsow French Provincial cherry 90" breok-
front grill door deck, 8 drawers in bose Wos
$500 now 34e 90
MeIdon cord table, French Provincial custom
mode, FruiMood, leather top, 30" souore, dis
continued pattern. Wos 33OOO--- now 1900
Kittineer Williamsburg leather TOD poker
table, mahogany pedestal base. Was 6O5OO
now 1880
Century Is" cherry breokfront, glass DOORS
cabinet bose. Wos $500 ----- now $500
Boxer s." frutwood breokfront, odII DOORS
cabinet bose. Was lOOIOO ----- now 4950o
Boxer 8" fruitwood console black and ood
column mirrored back, 10" deeO. Wos
5ILOO ------------------- now 1900
Empire cocktail tables, solid maple, 2O"x48"
drower, discontinued Were 5000 now $500
ImperioI cocktail table. mohoQony 45"x22".
traditional design. Wos $500 - now 24e5
lmperiOI commOde, figured mahogany fooled
leather top, jnioid 25"M7]z". Wos 9950
now $3.50
Brondt cOmmode. mahogany Italian design,
ZINZO'. Was $3.50 INV 1895
Empire ovo' lamp toble, solid rock mopIe. 24"x
Z0 Discontinued Wos 500 - now $500
Empire oval step table, solid rock maple, 2O"x
3C discontinued potten. Wos 500,
now 2S.Oo
Sproeue 6 corIeton dough box, 1923. solid
maple. Wos 1890 ---- now 1850
ImperioI cocktail table, iQht mahogany i0Ioid,
two Growers, unusual design, discontinued.
Wos 97.90 now $500
Hexton drum tobIe, mahogany, wood top. q"
diameter drawer. Was 45OO --- now $3.50
Heritage end table. inIoid antique frutwood.
two shelves, 24"X8", Discontinued Was 800,
now $500
Heritage cocktail table, f0oid ontioue fruit
wood, Shelf wejohN desion, 48"x2O", discon-
tnued pattern. Was q5OO --- now $3.50
Wemon lamp table, Italian Provincial, fruit
wood, drower, 2'x26", discontinued Dotten.
Was 1880 --------------------.n now $3.50
Widdicomb lamp tables, inIoid walnut, cone
Shelf drower, 22"x23", discontinued pottern.
Wos IZ0OO ------------------ now $500
Heritage end table, inIod antique French fruit
wood, shelf wejghy design, 48"x2O", djscon-
Was $500 O----------------- now $3.50
Kittneer commode lamp table, 25h"x28", ex-
QuisteIy fooled leather top, inloid mahogany
discontinued. Was $3.50 --- now l25.OO
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SuncooSt
by DrexeI
Complete modern collection of bedroom,
dining room and living room in Cherry.
no" 20% OFF

DiIIinehom Orbit solid elm g. piece dining
group, 38"x58" table, s." buffet, a cane bock
side chairs and 2 orm chairs Wos $500,
now 5000
Drexe Profile walnut double bed with foot
board scot Was 81 90 --- now $500
TomIinson Sophisticote embergIo walnut Is"
triple dressers. Were $500 - now 1890
Thomosve walnut fromed high-bock chair,
toom cushion, orange textured donnosk. Was
N8OO now 10000
Widdicomb umber walnut 6-piece bedroom
group, 68" dresser, mirror, 5-drower chest Mr.
ond Mrs dual heodboord, z night tables Was
RoyoI Lounge 48" tWo-port sectional SOTO,
foam cushions, buttoned bock, turquoise tex
ture Was 4240O ---------- now 2oo 90
TomIinson Sophisticote emberqo walnut AK
"A" dining table, q arm chairs, turquoise linen
scots. Wos 6I3OO -------------n now 3o5 90
Henredon she'll grey woInut 81" buffet, do
mond 'front.' Was $3.50 --- now 1890
DrexeI Profile 30" glass; top vanity with drower.
ThomosviIIe ToIismon cherry 3-drower chest.
Wos 1890 O---------------n now 500
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-05-30
PERFECT
ATTENDANCE
RECORD
Only five out of 495.

Only five out of 495.
There ore only five perfect" STU
dents in the 1859 senior class Of
Community High School-perfect in
attendance. that is. Five seniors ore
completing their four years of high
school without missing single day
OF being absent q single period. This
unusual attendance record was
recognized Tuesday, morning. MdY
18th, at an Honors Day Assembly
at the District 2l8 school in Blue
Islond OF the five. three are girls.
and two are boys.
Alphabetically in sequence those
who have never missed nor been
tordY are: Stanley Anderson. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Anderson
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-05-30
NAACP

Parent Teacher Associations,
church groups and neiqhborhood or
gunizotions were urged to support
passage Of the Armstrong Bill by
the Illinois Senote. by the Chicoqo
Branch NAACP.
The bill. passed by the House by
q wide margin. would direct the
redefining Of many school district
lines throughout the state to ochieve
q measure of inteGrdtion.
Rev. Carl Fugud. executive secre-
tory Of the Chicago Branch. said
thdt some features Of the bill OBJ
jected to by organizations. including
the Chicago Board of Education. had
been changed by amendment in the
House. In the light Of these changes.
Rev. Fuque sold that R. Sargent
Shriver, president Of the Board Of
Education had advised him thdt the
board would re-exdmine the bill
Eu1lier, the Board had voted to
oppose the measure. This was prior
o the amendments. and prior to its
passage in the House.
Rev. Fuquo soid that the Citizens
Schools Committee had advised
him of its support Of the bill.
The Armstrong Bill. he declared.
takes note of de fqcto" segregu.
ton in many dreos Of the stdte
brought about as q result Of some
schools being Located in oil white
OF all Negro communities.
This de facto segregation hos the
some unwholesome effects upon the
children and upon the Standards OF
education as the enforced segregu
ton that was outldwed by the Su
preme Court, the NAACP executive
declared.
The Armstrong Bill is q positive
step toward eliminating this segre
qution and its side effects. he sdid.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-05-30

of 2424 Birdsoll, Blue Island; Eloise
Moore. daughter Of Mr.. Paul Moore.
1928 South Troy, Robbins; Curtis
Schellhuse. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Schellhose. 1914 West l22nd
Place, Blue Island; Morilynn Strezo.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Strezo. 1881 South Kolin. Alsip;
and Diane Summers. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Summers, AIS
West ll5th Street. Oak Lawn.
Several other seniors cdme very
close to the perfect attendance mark
for having missed only q day OF SO
during one semester but only the
five above mentioned completed the
entire four years without q single
mark on their absence OF tdrdiness
records.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-05-30

Hating people is like burning
your house to get rid of a rat.
Why be difficult when it's
only a little more trouble to be
impossible.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-05-30

Happiness is not something
you find, it's something you
create.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-05-30
Page 8
THE ROBBINS EAGLE
SATURDAY, MAY 80, 1859
NezoS of the
TAVE r II S

ROBBINS NEST LOUNGE
better known as Skins Lounge
announces that every Wednes-
day night is Mambo Night-with
a Mambo instructor included
starting Wednesday night, May
q, 1859.
SATELLITE LOUNGE, 3617
Claire Blvd, announces that two
of it's patrons are having their
birthday party there on May 20,
1859. Guess who? Come and see.
COY CORNER at 10th and
Lawndale, announces a special
Chicago Night every Wednesday
night.
TEDDY'S LOUNGE at 1859
Claire blvd, serves the latest
very tasty and delicious Porky
Pig barbecue. If you haven't
tried it you've missed a taste
treat!
SPUTNIK LOUNGE annouEc-
es 25c Night every Wednesday
night. Meet your friends in an
atmosphere of good fellowship
at $500 West 18th street.
QUEEN g. COTHRON'S are
presenting Henry Ray and His
Space Men (Combo) featuring
"Yochanan," the Man from out
of Space. See him at 2911 Claire
boulevard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
CuIIus Confers
With Husband

MILAN. Italy, Oct. II (AP)
Opera Star Maria Callas and
her estranged husband have
discussed a possible friendly
agreement" on their separation,
the singers friends said to-
night.
The meeting three days age
in their Milan villa, where Miss
Callas has been living alone,
was their first since the break
up Of their 10-year marriage
Afterward Miss Calais hus-
band. retired Italian brick
manufacturer Giovan Battista
Meneghini, returned to his
family's home near Verona.
Eyes, I met him and will
probably see him again." Miss
Callas said. She declined to
say what they talked about.
But sources close to her said
they discussed the possibility OF
a friendly agreement on f.
nancial questions connected
with their separation.
The sources said, If such an
agreement were found, the two
would separate from each other
"by mutual consent" and Mr..
Meneghini would withdraw the
separation suit he filed last
month. 1t is scheduled to come
up in court later this month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
Radio Newsmen
Meet Here in 81

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. II
(AP). The Radio Televisior
News Directors Association to-
day selected Washington as the
site for its 1861 convention
They previously had named
Montreal, Canada. as the site
for next years convention.
Three television stations and
one radio station were named
winners Of the associations
top news awards.
The winners were WDAF,
Kansas City, Mo-; WDSU-TV
New Orleans: KITTY, Denver
and WBBM-TV, Chicago.
The awards in the RTNDA's
18th annual event are the
broadcasting industry's news
counterparts of the Pulitzer
Prizes. Thirty-seven States and
Canada, a record number, were
represented in the competition
The awards, made as the
convention concluded its four
day session here, were based
on reporting and editorializing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
3ChiIdren Saved
By 7 runsfusions

Three children were saved
from death from aspirin
poisoning last week by COM
plete blood transfusions at
Children's Hospital.
The Red Cross Washington
Regional Blood Center said 20
pints Of blood were needed to
completely replace that in the
infants bodies.
The three we're part of six
aspirin poison cases which
prompted DR.. Sanford L.
Leikin, chief hematologist at
the hospital. to warn against
leaving aspirin carelessly
around.
A total of 1856 children suf-
fering from aspirin poisoning
have been admitted to Chill
dren's Hospital during the past
two years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
RIGHTS
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Pag'
Negroes in areas where they arr
denied the vote would destroy
the cooperation the Justice De
partment is seeking to develop
with Southern States in tn,
civil rights field.
The Federal and State gov.
ernments must work as q team
on such problems as voting
rights for Negroes or there will
be no progress at all, the Civil
Rights Division feels.
The view Of its officials 1!
that the Civil Rights Commits
sion will end up by accomplish.
ing nothing at all If it continues
to antagonize Southern State!
by overemphasizing the Fedora
role.
SOutherners Approve
The proposal for Fedora
registrars was endorsed by five
Of the six commission members
in GLIDING two SouthernerS
Doyle E. Carlton, former Gov.
ernor Of Florida, and Robert G
Storey, former dean Of Southern
Methodist University.
The third Southerner, Johi
s. NBattle, former Governor o.
Virginia, who recently sub.
mitted his resignation from the
commission. attacked the plar
as giving the Federal Govern.
ment control of election proc.
esses historically reserved fol
States.
The commission, whose life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
Two AdmiruIs Leave
To See Anturcticu

HONOLULU, Oct. II (AP).
Two top-ranking admirals
left tonight to inspect United
States scientific outposts in
Antarctica.
The trip of Admiral Herbert
C. Hopwood, Pacific Fleet
commander, and Vice Admiral
Wallace M. Beakley, deputy
chief of naval operations,
comes at the same time IL
nations are discussing Antarc-
tica in Washington. A Navy
spokesman said this was only
coincidental.
Admirals Hopwood and
Beakley hope to visit the South
Pole if weather permits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18

was extended rust before the
adjournment Of Congress. con-
fined itself during the first two
years of its existence to investi-
eating discrimination in voting,
housing and education. 1t an
nounced last week that 1t may
extend its activities into the
fields Of justice and employ
ment.
The Justice Department has
gone into court in three South
ern States in support of the
commissions efforts to secure
voting rights for Negroes. In
Georgia the court ruled the
Civil Rights Act was unconsti-
tutional and in Alabama an
other court held that neither
registrars who had resigned
their posts nor States them
selves could be sued for failing
to register Negroes.
Both these decisions are be-
ing appealed to the Supreme
Court.
In Louisiana, courts recently
upheld the constitutionality of
the Civil Rights Act but said
the commission has no right to
question witnesses at its hear
lngs without permitting cross
examination. The commission
has announced 1t will schedule
no further hearings on voting
rights pending the outcome of
its appeal from the latter de-
cision.
The Justice Department, 1t
was learned. is planning to file
another suit in a fourth South
ern State within a few weeks.
1t will be on behalf of Negroes
who were registered but later
denied their right to vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
Vale Club Dinner

A roast turkey dinner, spon-
sored by the Vale Woman's
Home Demonstration Club, will
be held from S to 8 pm. today
at the Vale Community House,
Fairfax County. Admission will
be $3.50 for adults. rs cents
for children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
Bar Unit to Hear
Judge Prettymun

E. Barrett Prettyman. chief
judge of the United States
Court of Appeals for the Dis
trict, will speak at a District
Bar Association luncheon at
1890 pm. tomorrow in the
Presidential Arms.
The luncheon is sponsored
by the associations Junior Bar
Section to welcome lawyers
newly admitted to the District
bar. Chief judges of other
Washington courts are also ex-
pected to attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18

an enemy but Of broad interna-
tional policy. How hard could
the limited war be pushed
without bringing in Russia and
precipitating a third world war
with nuclear weapons?
Tomorrow: Gen. Marshall
had to undergo accusations
amounting almost to charges of
disloyalty. His critics: Sena-
tors Mccarthy and Jenner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
Little Four to Meet

SAN MARINO, Oct. II (AP)
'-Europe's Little Four-San
Marine, Monaco, Liechtenstein
and Andorra - will hold a
meeting october 1924 in Va
duz, Liechtenstein, to discuss
mutual interests. Their major
industries are tourism and post
age stamps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
Antarctic Research

LONDON, Oct. II (AP).-
Britain plans to spend more
than So million on research in
the Antarctic next year. One
ship is en- route and two will
sail later with fresh teams of
scientists to continue work
under way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
CAREER OF SERVICE
Marshall Was q Man
OF Two Personalities
ZAP WirephotoS.
BY ELTON c. FAY
Associated Press Stad Writer

Outside Carolina cottage the last day Of 1858 an
Army band played marching tunes for the aged general
1t was birthday There had been II before this There
would be no more.
George Catle Marshall heard the brassy bands and
cadence lively airs when he shave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18

In addition to his wife. hi
is survived by his sister, Mrs
John j. Singer of Greensburg
Pa, and a stepdaughter, Mrs
James j. VIM Of Leesburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18

This is the first Of three articles on
Gen. George c. MorshoIl.