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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17

GOOD HOPE HILLS - Apt. homes
with large porches; 10 minutes
from the Capitol. overlooking Suit
land pkwy., Oxon Run Park picnic
grounds and new golf course. open
to public; | bedroom and porcn,
81 to SIS soi soa % Ssdr pm.st.e SeS
phere, beautifully landscaped;
quiet, friendly neishborhood in
suburban setting Three exposures
in every apt; large rooms. ample
closets, porch COW for dining
sleeping and living: rear stairs 20
spacious. fenced-in lawns for safe
play; plumbing In kitchen Tor
washing machine outside drying
individual storage lockers: GUILD
ing wired for air conditioners'
short walk 10 two fare buslines'
ter; off-street parking Good Hope
His Is west Of MAYOR I'd. in Vi
cinity Of 3Oth ST sc. Rental once
open daily between 10 am. and
$3.50 D m, 2900 both st, Sc. LU
I-3300. WAVERLY TAYLOR. INC
HARVARD ST. NV, 1l3f-2-bed-
room front apt: redee.: in-tovn
loc.: S77 so mo-, incl. utils.;
Apt. "A.
HOLBRooK ST. Ne. 1890 Is blks.
north 10th and H--Modern g.
family BLDG . nice bright rms,
md fir.; completely redee.: 7-ft.
EstSr heat sda Ap srr h;sE i SRo So
inc. DI. 7-s434. Df. 7-s695.
INTEGRATED, Hillside I'd. Sc
Lge. apt. incl lily. rm;: bedrm;'
dinette, kit. and bath. S62, incl
heat and hot water. 10. S-s119,
KENNEDY ST. NV. (apt. bidg.)-
Modern living room, bedroom. d.
nette kite ss n bath nh pSre 5EI psTx-
tn. 2-9135.
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lcoNIlNuEpl

D, G. M0vERs-smail Jobs, So, IS,
SIQ 8 rooms as low as $50; pad
ded vans, uniforms; 24-hour serV-
ice. We buy furniture, ST. 3-e29e.
EDELAfAN MOVING STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moflne,
storage. Reas. rates. IA. o-2a37.
LICENSED = we have 5 reduced
rate plans and q budget move. F"
which now incl. 6 services. Short
notices, patient, sanitary. HILLS
TR., SP 3-0663, LII. 1-06OO,
LIGHT HAULING, local MOVING
beaches q speciality. 8. l.. MORRIS,
TU. 2-l150 or tn. 2-sn02.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country; safe STORAGE
in separate rooms; expert pack
inc, Phone NO. 7-0I04. UNION
STORAGE CO., INC. Established
MOVING AND HAULING. any time;
used furn. part payment. J, AMI
X. MOVING CO., DU. 7.S055.
TAYL0R's TRANSFER = S rooms
S25; enclosed, padded, vans; "a.
hour service, AID, 2-g4OO.
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FAMOUS
PRESIDENTIAL
GARDENS

We have q few unfurn. apis. avail
able now, the most for your money
in space, convenience and COM
fort. Phone TIE. $4,000 for In.
formation.
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ORANGE ST.

1 -bsdrn apt. new rsirsEs lls
near Boiling tisld and 81 kllza,
Mar. on premises. All orange
ADJ =, -
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Available Immediately
$87.50 Up q
Ill UTILITIES INCLUDED

Res. Mgr, IA. 10000
Several Furnished Apis. Available
LIV. RM., Kitchen -dinette comb,
. bedrms., bath: $3.50. Heat
furn, Refined adults. No pets
ia 7-o5R6.
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RHODE Island GARDENS

KtK1OJL AA1A1EA4NAV NNzAAtAIHlINo
$50 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
Lovely, corner. l-bedrm, apt, COM
pletely renovated, Modern kit.
Air.condition wiring avail. Com
resident mansger for inspection
or call NO. 7-f071.
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icoNTINvlD

TWIN BROOK FoREsI--ps.. CAP.
God. beqrms., baths. large
fenced yard, equip. Kitchen with
washer drier: vacant: SIS mo
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SEDGWICK GARDENS

S726 CONN. AVE. NV.
One Of washington's most luxurious
bulldings offers for the ilrsi
time In years, q de luxe, 2-hedrm.
2-hath apt. full-foyer entrance
sep. din. room, de luxe modern
kit. huge liv, room, sunroom,
twin-size bedrooms, ? modern
baths, wired for air conditioning
Only $3.50. Call resident man.
aeer for inspection. WO. 6-4160
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NEWLY DECORATED
No. /, 3107 @ ST. Sc.

rooms, kit. d. a. and bath. with
screened porch; gas h,-v.h.. Rent,
$50 To inspect obtain key, No.
I, 30is Mass. ave. sc.
B. F. SAUL CO.
lno5 18th st NV Ma 2-0iOO
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25th ST. NV.
STAT COLORADO AVE. NV.

Spacious 1-bedrm. apt. with din
Ing area; modern air-conditioned
bldg, Call tE. 3-643S.
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LARCHMONT
GARDENS

1910 s. FREDERICK ST.
AT COLUMBIA PIKE
Newly decorated, spacious
large rooms, many closets.
/ and . bedroom apis. cross
ventil Il ion. Fairgrounds,
picnic area. parking; laun-
dry room, TV antenna; near
schools. buses and stores.
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BETHESDA, MD, 4g0I Battery
Lane, No. coos bedrms., 1 bath
air cond., s154.50. Res. Msr, on
premises. SAMUEL Z. BOoLEY
INC, OIL. 4-1270.
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REAUTITUL WISELY HEIoHTs
BRIARCLIFF QUICK sALE!-oEn-
RuREAu on sTANpARps

Is q block away-A nice, older, B.
bedroom home: large. delightful
corner Of alley lot. Absentee
owner authorizes Offering At
Si7,950. Ewes Mrs. Boyle, AID.
, 1959-12-15
Personnel Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt Hey
Tiger are the proud parents Of
a baby boy. The little fellow
was born on Saturday last at
the Charles Harwood Mem
orial Hospital in Christiansted,
Both mother and baby are
doing nicely.
, 1959-12-15
Volleybull Tecms
C'sted to Meet
Frederiksted Tonight

Tonight, Dec. 18th, the Fal-
cons and Doves Of Christian
sted will meet the Blue Jays
ind Markoe Martins Of Fred
, 1959-12-15
Shirley de Chubert
Is Winner Of X1nus
Festival Contest

The Queen of the st. Croix
Christmas Festival has been
chosen. The votes were count
ed at the Selection Ball at
Farchette's Saturday night and
Shirley de Chabert received
the largest number-35,O 900
votes. Shirley is a senior in the
Christiansted Catholic School
and was sponsored by Rasmus-
sens Market.
The Queens coronation will
take place at the Christiansted
Festival Village at 8 o'clock
Wednesday evening, December
2Srd.
The other contestants for
queen, Ann Andrews, Victoria
velasquez, Betty Petersen,
Carmen Brignoni and Isabel
Benitez viii be the queens at
PENDANTS while she refgls dur
ing the Christmas Festival.
, 1959-12-15

on the Court there.
The games will be continued
On the following evening at 8
o'clock for the inter-town
championship.
, 1959-12-15
Roturidns Will be
Hosts to Kids Of
Children Home

The members of the Rotary
Of st. Croix will be hosts
to a party Of children from
the Queen Louise Home Or
Wednesday December %, a
st. Croix by the Sea. The re
gular meeting was changed
from the 24th because It wa
near Christmas.
The Rev. Donald Fulton q
the Moravian Church will b
in charge Of the program.
This weeks program chair
man will be the Hon. William
Moorhead, Judge Of the Mum
cipaI Court.
, 1959-12-15
Senior Gloss Gives
$50 to Hdnds
Across the Sea
C-hristidnsted Theutre
70 Close After
FortY-O One Yedrs
After AL years of continuous

After Al years Of continuous When the Board of Direc-
service to the movie going tors Of the Hands Across the
public Of this community, the Sea Scholarship Committee
Chrstiansted Theatre is clos met recently, the members
ing down; its last show will be were presented with a contri-
THE Proud Ones in Cinema button Of $50. by the mem
Scope ad Color, starring Rob bers Of the Senior Class Of
ert Ryan, Virginia Mayo and '58 of the Christiansted High
Jeffrey Hunter, and this will Sshool.
, 1959-12-15

The multi-purpose development of the Mekongs water resources
for the II million people who live on or near its lower course in
Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam is one of the major region
al projects In Asia. The United Nations, several Unrelated agencies
and a number Of governments are assisting the four Governments
in their joint efforts to develop the river basin which provides a
tremendous potential for irrigation, navigation, hydropower and
flood control This photograph shows one Of the fifteen members Of
a Japenese team which carried out an air and Ind reconnaissance
a japanese team which carried out an air & land reconnaissance
, 1959-12-15

The Board met in ST. Croix
on December IL, 1859. The
members were Mrs. Ruth
Shipley, Mrs. lone Lane and
Mrs. Marie Poston from Wash
ington; Mrs. Francis Kessler
and Attorney james A. Bough
from st. Thomas; Mrs. Anna
Brodhurst, Mrs. Betty Dale,
Mrs. Pearl Byrd Larsen and
John Woodson Of st. Croix.
, 1959-12-15

be on Sunday, December 10th.
The Christiansted Theatre
was built in 1918 BY the late
Ejnar Svensen, who operated
it until about 1926, when he
sold it to the partnership Of
Lauritz Hansen, Wilhelm Fred
eriksen and Anton H. ". ley
taud, who operated it until
1851. when the partnership Of
Lauritz Hansen, Anton H. ".
Teyta0d, Christian Christen-
sen and Anton G. Teytaud
took il over and operated i
until the present time. (Mr.
Hansen passed away in May,
1859. The oldest surviving
partner is Anton H. v. ley
taud, who has been in the
motion picture business over
80 years.
The property has been
! leased to a continental Ameri-
can whose plans for its future
use have not been made pub
lie.
AS 4 parting gesture q
Continued on page A.
, 1959-12-15
HeUlth Dept. Sponsors
Recipe Contest
In 81. Thomus

The Nutrition Committee,
in cooperation with Chinnery's
Food-O Mat, announces a re-
cipe contest based around the
Special Of the Week. Rules for
the contest may be secured
from Chinnery's Food-O-Ma
Department Of Health. Publ
Health Nursing and Nutrition
Offices, Home Economics De
partment at Charlotte Amalie
High School. Recipes AZ to be
sent to Mrs. Elizabeth Michael,
Chairman, Nutrition Commit
tee, Box 207, St. Thomas, yir-
gin Islands.
A special prize Will be
awarded to the winner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19

for their fame and fortunel
From Linda Christian II
believe you come into this world
with two states. One with all
the problems you might have
to face. The other clean. It's
up to you to erase the crowded
slate"
Enrol Flynn Is selling his
well-known yacht, the Zacca.
Enrol used TO refer TO the boat
as his second wife, so I'm
surprised to ind her on the
market. Hymns biography is
finished. but I haven't heard Of
the publication date.
90 &c
Which reminds me Artie
Shaw, who has written I'VE
unpublished novels-he never
bothered to send them to any
publishers - will use another
name when. II ever. he gets
around to Offering them. The
man who married Lana Turner,
Ava Gardner, Kathleen Winsor,
Evelyn Keyes feels his name
would prejudice their sale. Re-
minds me Of when Scott Fitz-
gerald was writing THE Last
Tycoon" He was thinking Of
publishing the novel under q
different name because he
thought his own name would
hurt the books sales. How
wrong he. wasl M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM
How Heavy q Heavy, Mr.. X?

HOLLYWOOD. (NANA). -
At least two independent pro-
ducers here are planning q
Life Of Khrushchey." But none
seems to know how they'll pro-
Iject the Russian dictator for
the screen. Obviously he can
not be q hero. The question is,
how heavy q heavy? History
win make the decision.
Khrushchev's visit here with q
hundred men and q few girls
has been the only topic Of con-
versation locally. as elsewhere.
With q huge headache for the
Secret Service and the FBI
I'll have more to tell after the
big luncheon at goth Century
Fox. Also. this reporter will
give q firsthand glimpse Of the
Khrushchev family on Chef
Huntley's television half hour,
Sunday at $3.50 pm. ~
= y
Now. for more mundane mat
ters: ! know you'll be delighted
TO hear that Clint Walker has
been a dream Of cooperation on
his current tour to promote his
movie. yellowstone Kelly"
With Marilyn Monroe defin-
itely refusing to do Time and
Tide" at goth, director Ella
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19

q trip with q multitude Of way
stations. the jeering Of his
students. the loss Of his school
job. q fight with a drunken
sailor in Lola Lola's dressing
room. and a wedding dinner
suffused with awkwardness.
He becomes q kept man, q
valet to q low musical hall
wife-star. q proud and tortured
tramp on park benches, and
finally the stooge of an in
sufferable comic. It is the
latter scene in which his once
respected head drips with the
comedians broken eggs that
provides the picture with its
climax.
Jurgens' performance as the
victim Of q love-lust that can
be neither killed nor cured is
the best Of his career, at least
that part Of it seen by Ameri-
can audiences. 1t is moral decay
pictured ruthlessly. yet pitiably
the latter at least In the case
Of the films makers who give 1t
a merciful ending.
-
Karl Zuckmayer's screenplay
logically demands less Of Miss
Britt as Lola-Lola. She is sheer
sex. piqued by the adventure of
being courted by q man Of such
towering respectability. She is
dazed. temporarily. by his offer
of honorable marriage; never
quite RECEIVERS her easy promis-
Guilty until finally she sickens
Of the sight of her husbands
humiliation to take another
lover. .
As sirens go. Miss Britt has
Q good idea of the road map,
including the ability to sing
one song more than Miss Diet
rich's Failing In Love Again"
The new one, "Lola-Lola Olives
for love)" leaves no doubt Of its
point as Miss Britt sings it.
-
THE Blue Angel" calls for
solid secondary performances.
1t gets them impressively from
Theodore Bickel as the comic
master Of ceremonies Of Lola
Lola's show and John Banner
as the school principal whose
compassion finally redeems
Prof. Rath from his degrada-
ton.
Hugh Freebooter provided
1.-THE Blue Angel" with its mus
ical score. an appropriate ac-
compartment osProf. Rath's
soaring adventure in sin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19

Kazan is paging Carroll Baker
for the part. Carroll also re.
placed Marilyn In Baby Doll
When Chuck C0nnors get,
his next breather from his tel
evision series. he'll star on the
screen as the general In "Cust-
er's Last Stand" for Levy.
Gardner-Laven Geor9t
Jessel. with an eye for q pretty
|protegee, has q new find ir
singer Daryl Stevens
John Ireland is quoted as say.
ing that II l6-year-old Tuesday
Weld were 10 years older. Ire
land. aged A, would ask the
beauty TO marry him. I DOM
think that age matters In prob.
lens Of the heart. And Tues.
day has q Saturday sophisti.
cation.
When Paul Newman exit,
from the Tennessee william.
play, Sweet Bird Of Youth
on Broadway he and wife
jeanne Woodward win make O
quick trip to Hollywood to buy
q home here before they take
OF for Israel where Paul will
star for Otto Preminger In
Exodus" Yul BrynneI
looks more like Tyrone Power,
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priately smoky voice. Is, in her
own right, q girl who might well
lure an upright man like Curt
Jurgens to moral destruction.
This she does, as Miss Dietrich
did to Emil Jannings a blurred
three decades ago.
The process Of seduction is
brought OF dramatically in the
new picture. Its best perform
ance, as was that Of Jannings,
is Jurgens' as the stuffy biol
ogy professor. intoxicated by
his first taste Of sin. he follows
his addiction to a degradation
as complete Rs Heinrich Mann
laid it out in the original novel.
. As directed this time by Ed
ward Dmytryk. in color and
wide screen process, 1t is more
gaudily gripping in technique
than was the original. At the
same time, it is softened in its
ending. less with the sudsy soft
ness Of soap opera than with q
compassion that is less Old
than New Testament.
Judged as a case history of
corruption. the animal break
ing through the Righteousness
Of Prof. Rath, THE Blue An
gel" Is again an engrossing
film.
OF the multitude Of writer's
who have tossed sedate, morally
stalwart older men into the
lethal arms of temptresses, few
have done it more remorselessly
than Mann.
His Prof. Rath, pursuing his
high school students into a
den called THE Blue Angel"
Is confronted there by q "a
carat Lorelei. The semi-nude
Lola Lola is bachelor bait whose
existence his biology education
never even intimated to him.
He's hooked from his first hor-
rified inspection Of her ana
tony. landed q few nights later
when he shares her bed.
It is Jurgens who dominates
the screen in THE Blue Angel"
He Is q stuffy man on a journey
down. from the peak Of respect
ability to debasement. 1t is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON"-The family butler turns
out to be the man to cope with desert island life.
DARBY O'GILL AND THE LITTLE PEOPLE"-Fantasy By
Walt Disney about life among the leprechauns
"DIAB0LIQUE"-Sck thriller with, the title
suggests, . diabolical Gallo touch.
THE FIVE PENNIES"-Danny Kaye in . heart warming
entertainment based on the life Of Red Nichols.
"GIGP-The lifting nneO Oscar musical by the my Fair
Lady" team; with Maurice Chevalier and Leslie Caron.
"THE HORSE SOLDIERS"-William Holden vs. John Wayne
In John FOrd's hrst-rate Civil War action movie.
THE NUNS STORY"-Audrey Hepburns splendid
nursing sister tOrmented by to leave the convent
THE RELUCTANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. comedy
played defty by Kay Kendall and Rex Harrison.
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing


National - Dark, "Cheri''
starts September 81.
Screen
AmbassadOr-"That Kind OF
Woman" lao, 1885, 5:35, 1885
and 9::35 pm.
Capitol-"Blue Angel" 1850
am. 1880. 3:35, 5:35, TAO, $40
and 11:40 pm.
Dupont The Possessors, -
i:05, ESQ, ABS, $40. sos. $50
and 1885 pm.
Keith's-"The Devils Dis
eiple." 11:40 am. 1:40, 3:45,
$50, 7:50. $3.50 and 1850 pm.
Macarthur - Antarctic
Crossing" 3:45, $40 and o pm.
MetrOpolitan-"That Kind Of
Woman. 1880 am; ITO,
ASS, 4:40, $40, sos and $50
pm.
Ontario - Look Back in
Anger" 100. 2:45, 4:30, $40,
sos and 9:55 pm.
Palace-"North by North
west" IL am. 1880, 4:05, $40,
$40 and HAS pm.
Playhouse-"The Scapegoat." "
il:20 am, l:l0, 3, S. Z. Q and
1855 pm.
Plaza - Lady Chatterley's
Lover" 1850 am, 1:55. 4:05.
6:15. s:25 and 1928 pm.
Town-"It Started With A
Kiss" 1920 am. 1885, $3.50,
6, sos, 1905 and IL pm.
Observation-Disclosures Of q
Murder" 10:40 am, 1:25, 4.
Z and 10 pm.
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the actor he replaced In "solo-
mon and Sheba." The beard,
wig and makeup give . start
ling likeness. You'll be see
ing "Sheba"-Gina Lollo-
brigida-seemingly rather nude
In one or more Of the bathing
scenes In this pic. But Of course
they always wear something
unless the movie Is filmed in
France.
May Britt Of blue Angel
fame would like TO star In the
movie version Of Truman Ca
pote's Read Fast ct T1f-
fany's." Producers Martin Ju-
row and Richard Shepherd are
interested. Also. In sharing
Marilyn Monroe for the role
but that doesn't look too hope
full right now.
Because Of the possible
charge Of bigamy, Sophis
Loren leaves Italy during ths
week ends away from filming
her Bay Of Naples in ordel
to visit husband Carlo Point
In Switzerland. which Is Just I
hop and q flight away by air
It took courage on Soph's par
to return to Italy, knowing
what was awaiting her there
But. as she told me when I saw
her during the filming II
Europe Of "A Breath of Scan
dali: I'D rather face up b
the problem than stay ava!
forever from my native land.
The chauffeur who told tn,
London press that he was goinl
to be named In the Cary Grant
Betsy Drake divorce has beer
hoping to become . movi,
actor. Which could explain {
lot. What price movie stars pa!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
French Artist First

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - In
1854 French artist Jacques
LaMoyne arrived at Fort Caro-
line. near what is now Jack
sonville. He is called the First
Artist of America" and his
drawings Of Indian villages are
highly priced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
THE PASSING SHOW =
Blue Angel Remoke
CrqckIes With Sin
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic OF Tia Star

Marlene Dierchs old flight path in The Blue Angel"
Is occupied May Britt in the 29yearsater remake Of the
nlm, which opened yesterday at Loews Capitol
Times tendency to halow memories lure others into
comparison Of the two in the similar role but not this
department
Miss Britt Swedish symbol with appro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19

THE BLUE ANGEL" goth Century
Fey release q 4 JacN cummings prod
screenplsy BY Nlesl Balchin, based on
e q German Ger ,non serssnplay .v ey Karl luck
Mann music BY Hugh Freebooter, In
Cinemascope and De Luxe color. At
the Capitol theater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
Church Reflects
Senior Warden

John H. Donoghue, WASH
inston correspondent for the
American Banker Daily. was
reelected senior warden Of st.
Johns Episcopal Church,
GEORGETOWN, at the annual
parish meeting this week in
the church, Potomac and o
streets NV.
Gordon P, Williams, special
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23

representative to the United
Nations from the international
Monetary Fund. was elected
junior warden.
vestrymen elected were Col.
William E. Shepherd, Alfred
Lawson, Paul Jack. jr., and
Melvin Dowden. Those continue
ing as yestrymen are Kenneth
Hulse, Herman L. r. Emmett,
jr., Carroll Perry, jr., william
King and Weldon B. Sorrells.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23

TOKYO. April % tAP).-
Tokyo has a bright, cheerful
new subway full of passengers
riding in red trains. Red also
is the new decor-but gloomy
in the streetcar and bus com.
pany books. ITS red ink for a
81, 400-a-day deficit since the
opened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
Old Bridge Repairs

REGENSBURG, Germany,
April % tAP).-The stone
bridge over the Danube here is
getting a $4,000 repair job
mainly because Is piers have
become brittle. Engineers we're
not surprised at the infirmity.
The piers were built in 1885,
ll46.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23

Me-, sni AUDREY L. LaviEne. 10.
Alexandria.
Charles W. welghtman. 80, 1911 3sth
At. Sc. and Helen c. ozTrard, no
aee given. 372i Carpenter g. s.e
Haywood L. Bufialoe. Is. 1910 Gala
tin st. NV, and virginia A. Ha-
good, %. 1885 Bennett pl. ne.
Patrick 81, John, jr.. 10. and Gloria
~. Barker IL both Of Trenton
Daniel Thompson, 80, 1918 Lanier nj.
nv, and Carrie A. Frink, %, 1891
Fatrmont st. NV.
Alyestsr Brown, 90, 4seo A e. se.
40th pI. Sc
Richard christopner. ~. asia East
Capitol st., and lrma s. jackson.
-, HOS Florida ave. ne.
oeorge W Redfearn. 81, 1899 wailach
pl NV, and Lavenia West. 81,
0OS c St. ne.
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sna. Jsas. y. .. Ksuam' 40, leae
Va. and Mary x. Lyhott ". 1911
T pl a.
Ri!Ps and c SsPS l. 4oll. siSs y S
Z st. NV.
''ss e. q and s1 E3nss H. col..4 so ~. f4iS
conGress pl. Sc.
NV and shirley thompson, "a.
Jerry G. Steiner, 81 Kittanning, Pa.
and Diane pineen. is, ~ Gal
John q crutchfeld. 10. $50 Morris
pl. ne. ard shirley A. Mickey, ~
Hershei L, Jones. u, Fort Belyoir.
and Ruth Mecorry,, 10, Alexandria.
weary, is. both Of III Sd 81 ne.
Alfred e. Leelerc. 20, Westbrook.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

/ Francis n. Freemnn. 90, 1850 Central
pl ne, and Juanita o. Walker, A2
5000 Savannah ". Sc.
Robert J. Foley, 20. 1919 18th st. Sc,
and Patricia A. Kennedy, 20, 1911
N 50. sc
Robert d. Railford. 81, $500 Wlseon-
sin ave. NV. and Barbara W. De-
Wore, 20, New York,
Ronald 2. Parrort. -. 5O15 sth st.
n;w.i and Mary =. Crawford. H.
Marvin Roseabinm. Is, Hyattsyille.
and MarIiyn d. schain. 90, 1907
Albert Z. Williams. 20. 1885 Emerson
s. NV and Olivia King. 20, 452o
Albert smith. 81. 400 Grant st. ne,
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Under d C. lGw couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. t0dit three
fun days and receiUe the
license on the nth day. Sun
days ana holidays are counted
the same as other days.
James y. Thornton. 45. IS Atlantic st.
Sc. and Eulaiia NJ. Mckinsey, 81,
4s6 Brandywine st. Sc.
Carl Bryant, 90 1873 ID 81. ne. and
Mildred wsicher, 81. 1890 Perry pi-
Juan NJ Kramer, 2s. 1909 Q st. NV,
and Maria ?. Mayoral. 80, 1915
Bancroft pi. NV.