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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-12-09
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Yes ars ssksd 10 pray Yer He
vepess % shs seuIs o. the set.
tosins and fhs others whe have
died In ths pieeess during The
ssss week.
MOTLEY, FIR. William G.,
OPP, 81, Nov. l, st. Patrick
Church, Columbus, st. Joseph
Cemetery, Somerset.
ALBERS, Herbert r., 81,
Dec. /, st. Catharine Church.
Columbus, st. Joseph Gene
terry.
BROWN, Miss Ellen A., 81,
Dec. 2, st. Mary Magdalene
Church, Columbus, Mt. Calvary
Cemetery.
CLIFFORD, Miss Margaret
A., "a, st. Patrick Church, Co
lumbus, MI. Calvary Cemetery.
DENNIS, Kenneth SO, Nov.
30, Our Lady of Perpetual
Help Church. Grove City, st.
Joseph Cemetery.
GARNER, Mrs. Margaret S.,
10 st. Augustine Church, Co
lumbus, st. Joseph Cemetery.
G~EHRTNGER, Mrs. Laura r.,
II, Nov. u, st. James the
Less, Columbus, st. Joseph
Cemetery.
JACONETTI, Mrs. Sarafina,
So, Nov. 80, st. John the Bap-
fist Church, Columbus, st. Jo-
seph Cemetery.
LESTER. Mrs. Josephine,
rs, st. Mary Church, Colum-
bus, st. Joseph Cemetery.
LINLEY, Mrs. Emma, 30,
Holy Family Church, Column
bus, Union Cemetery.
MORBITZER. Victor, '72, Nov.
27, st. Mary Church, Column
bus, st. Joseph Cemetery.
ROAM, Margaret A., Nov.
a, st. Aloysius Church, Co
lumbus, St. Joseph Gene
terry.
SCHWARTZ, John A., 81,
Nov. 80, ST. Aloysius Church,
Columbus.
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Fifteen players from three
Columbus Catholic high
schools -Watterson, Hartley
and st. Charles - were nam
ed to the 1860 All-Independ-
ent team. They we're NOM
mated for the squad by their
coaches.
Unbeaten Watterson dom
mated the team with seven
spots. Eagle players named
were Frank Biancone, Jack
Dennis, Mike Doom, Steve
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Heads Church
In Haiti

Auxiliary Bishop Remy
AUgustin, S.M.M., of Port
az Prince, Haiti, has been
named administration of
that diocese by the Holy
See following the expuI-
sion by the government
of Archbishop Francois
Poirier. A native Haitian,
Bishop Augvstin is the
only non-Afriean Negro
bishop in the world.
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STEP UP CAMPAIGN
STEP UP CAMPAIGN
Pressure L. n. On World
Birth Control Program

UNITED NATIONS,
NY. Efforts to make
the United Nations back
worldwide birth control.
a thorn in the side of the
international organization for
two years, have again come to
the fore.
Pressure has come both
from outside sources and from
within the U.N. itself.
A group of scientists. au-
thors and political leaders
from IS MISUNDERSTANDING 80
Nobel Prize winners-has De-
titioned the U.N. to crusade
for world birth control. The
petition was submitted to U.N.
authorities by Sir Julian Hux-
ley, British scientist and
writer.
INSIDE THE u.N. the
Swedish delegation has taken
the lead during the past two
years in urging the adoption
of a birth control policy. Swed-
en- suggested such a policy at
last years meeting of the U.N.
General Assembly. Last March
it introduced the population
question at a meeting of the
executive board of the U.N.
Children'S Fund, but made no
formal proposal.
In November, Mrs. Ulla
Lndstrom, Swedish delegate
to the U.N. Economic and So
cial Council, called for a full
discussion of birth control at
next years General Assembly
session.
The lead in opposing U.N.
support for birth control has
been taken by Argentina. The
head Of the Argentine delega-
ton to the U.N., Mario Anna
dec, has stated that his coun-
try will oppose U.N. consid-
GRAFTON of the matter because
1T offends the moral convic.
tons of the people of many
member nations.
SPEAKING ON ECONOMIC
development in the General
Assembly's Second Econom-
ics) Committee, Mrs. Lind
strom argued that population
increase will "overtake the
desired increase in produc-
ton" and that "in the end,
there will be only standing.
places left for mankind"
In Mrs. Lindstrom's view,
the U.N. Food and Agriculture
Organizations effort to i'm
prove the worlds nutritional
level, the World Health Or
CARNATIONS work for ma
ternal and child health, and
the research and study pro-
gram of the U.N. Population
Commission all suffer from
failure to influence the popu-
lation increase and TO regulate
the number of people whose
diet, health and social develop
ment international efforts are
intended TO improve.
The Food and Agriculture
Organization has consistent
ly maintained that the world
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CYC Scores

Cathedral IS, st. Augustine 30.
Immaculate Conception SIS, Holy
Name %.
St. Catharine SO, Lancaster st.
Mary 81.
Corpus Christi So, St. John the
Baptist SO.
Evening star., 1960-10-07

FORD '5S; you'll stop looking when
you see this sharp blue and
white HARDTOP coupe with radio.
heater, power steering, white-wall
tires and an immaculate interior.
Price reduced IN
Evening star., 1960-10-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 'B2 hardtop: auto.
trans; 2 new tires. can IA. 2.
Evening star., 1960-10-07

FORD 1850 oaIaxie sunliner con-
yertible: cruiseomatic, 235 VS..
heater, radio, padded dash, power
steering, elee. clock, b.-u. lights;
co. car; new-car title; new-ear
susrantss; ,,, low mileage: shoT- InD
Evening star., 1960-10-07

1927 East-West Hwy. JU. 5-7s04
FORD '57 station wagon; good
eond low mi. Call SHORTS, NO.
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OLMSTEAD

EST oLps DEALER SINCE 1895
20OO Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 7-s40u
CADILLAC 1858 convertible; beau
tiful pastel blue; loaded ylth ac-
cessories; special at S2,995.
c,,h,Yrhan CadiIlac-0lds ca
Evening star., 1960-10-07
Snhurhan Cadillac-Olds co
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER

uRsERAAPPs5x uREAPI55x SB SHOPPING oG GEsI2EzSS ss!I2zSo
CADILLAC SO 4-door hardtop Sc
dan; delightful mist green finish,
harmonising Mxuriously appoint
lures, including power steerinE,
power brakes and power windows;
1000 miles by one owner: sure
to please the most discriminating
buyer: an outstanding value at
Evening star., 1960-10-07

CADILLAC 1888 convertible; one
in q million: like new; green with
black top and original red leather
electric seat and electric windows;
power steering, new tires. un-
Scratched chrome inside and out:
like new. radio, heater. No dealers
please. HO. 2-2104, Apt. 906.
Evening star., 1960-10-07

CAD. 80 Sedan dc. vile; poWdei
puff cond.; metallic .green: all
power and extras: factory all
cond. Priced to sell. Fl. 4-257S
CADILLAC 1857 Sedan de Vile
air conditioned; loaded with power
and electrical accessories; spe-
eial S2,195.
Evening star., 1960-10-07
Au1oMoBILEs FoR SALE Au1oMosILEs FuR sal

LARK '59; several models in stock
Make ideal End car. Priced to
please.
American Service Center
studebaker-Lark k-Mercedes-Ben
5s5 N. Glebe Rd., Arl., IA. 7-772c
Evening star., 1960-10-07
AuroMOIILEs EoR sALEI AuroMoBILEs FeR SALE

HTLLMAN 80 convert; red, blsck
top, r., h., snow tires: S1,275 or
best oter. WO. 6-s052.
HILLMAN 80 conV.; excel. cond
quick sale, S1,095. HENDERSON,
owner. FE. 3-s600.
HTLLMAN 80 sedan; perfect con-
dition; s995. JACK PRY. 1918
Conn. ave. Est. 1923.
HILLMANS '61s are here. 81, ,794.
JACK PRY, 10th and Pa. ave.
Sc. 1918 Conn. ave. Est. 1929.
IMPERIAL 1858 Crown convertible;
full power equipped, radio, heater,
push-button drive, torsion air
ride, Solex glass, new Wv. tires.
red leather upholstery, all white
finish. unusually clean one owner:
wasyE'Es' sals Prise SSeO fSS;SseO,w ,wErr, Mop,,r
"anussiETFTuTL" USEFUL" ic oNE-oWNER oMWnNhnsMeCSssI eARs
Chrysler- Plymouth Imperial Valiant
1900 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 2-1O2O
slset With White VI tan top. fully tIlihTessls; esuip;
power windows. pos r eat, p =
heater, FACTORY AIR coNDi-
TIONING. custom white all-ler IN
er interior; low mileaEe' one own
er; S3.995.
AIS MOTORS
1910 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va.
IMPERIAL '5S sedan; beautiful
executive gray nnish, full power
equipment ineludinE elec. windows
must see TO appreciate. Weekend
special only S2,l95. L. p. sTEU-
ART, INC, 34th and Bennins rd.
ne, Lu. 2-s00O.
IMPERIAL '5S 4-dr.; air cond., r.
and h., auto. transm., p.s.. p.b.,
elee. windows, Wv, tires, all
black nnish; immae. throughout;
STANDARD PONTIAC
a460 cHILLUM RD. AP. 7-7l20
QUEENSTOWN SHOPPING CTR {"
IMPERiAL 1887 sedan; pastel blue,
equipped with full power. electric
windows and seats, ETC.; special
Suburban Cadillac-Olds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 6-7700
IMPERIAL go hardtop coupe;
white: all power equipment: i'm
macuiAte interior; S3.7S5; ccc
uarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1a25 22nd ST. NV. FE. $4,000
JAGUAR 80 xK15O roadster; fac
tory equipped including radio.
heater, turn signals. spoke wheels.
overdrive: 1000 actual miles:
new-car condition; orig. cost
$4,000; buy now, save now,
OLMSTEAD
EST. oLDs DEALER SINCE 1895
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 7-s4OO
JAGUAR 1854 XK-l2OM rdstr.:
beaut. eond., many extras; 81 800
FIRM. ROGER POPPEN, RE. B.
6OS6.
JAGUAR '57 "a: $1,000 mi: inn
EN- S-a523.
Evening star., 1960-10-16

Accommodations through
the courtesy OF The Diners
Club, the worlds first. laTg-
est and most comprehe0-
siVe credit card system
The Fugazy Travel DuSeau,
Evening star., 1960-12-20

S-Piece Miro Coppertone Mold Set
with 5 beautiful moIds in traditional
designs, each with handy hanging ring.
Set odds brightness to your kitchen.
sos
Evening star., 1960-12-20

Imported Kitchen Scale weighs up to
IS pounds by 2 ounces. Scale finished
in cleaning white enamel. Troy mold
ed in sturdy plastic. A real home-
making helper. 5.99
Evening star., 1960-12-20

ding Chevy P
Corners A
Evening star., 1960-12-20

Miro Cookie. Pastry Press with II
interchangeable forming pIotes In
stoin-resistont oIumoIite with copper
tone trim. Eosy- to follow directions
and recipes included. 2.95
Evening star., 1960-12-20
MMyu1uQMh
the Christmas Store


r.- -s-.-
Evening star., 1960-12-20
GIFTS TO MAKE A HOME MERRY

RCA Victor's transistor radio
A. A minioture poeket-size rodio, hiohIy
breok-resistont "impoe cose," powerfully
high IT" circuit. Without batteries 1905
With eorphones. carrying case and bot
ter'es. 34.95
WGl-Rodio TeIevision, Stereo, Record Center.
st Foor. North Building; oso Chevy Chose,
Wheoton Pozo and Corners
Christmas matchmates for the bath
B. Bucilla Cotton Chenille Rug, 22x35".
green, red and white Noel motif. 3o9
Matching lid cover loo
Z. Cotton Terry Fingertip Towels, SNOWY
white with choice Of merry designs. 59c
WeL-Linens. 5th Floor; also Chevy Chose,
Wheoton PIozo and Corners
Luxurious throws, comforts
d. Distinctive hond-woven wool with hand
knotted fringe. Tone -on-tone block hand
print, ond some solid coIors. Moth-resistont.
o4xIZ'. 1000
e. SuperbIy light with Docron poIyester fill
ine Pink, gold or liloc print Water color
prints on white 1nyon 72x84". 1895
W6L-BIonkets ond BEDDING, 5th Floor
also Chevy Chose, Wheaton PIozo ond Corners
velvety Accent rugs by Karastan
F. Deep, veIvey cottons woven through to
the back. From group. reodine down:
Early American, lovely floral motifs.
Masnolias in white with vorieeoted green
Ieoves on light green ground.
French Floral with deIieoteiy balanced pos
tel floral forms.
Hooked Floral with center bouquet on
eroy-ereen and green scroll border on black.
27"x45" 1895 3'x5' 1895
4'4"x6' Toll but Hooked ForoI) 1926
WGL-FIoorcoverinos, sth Floor; oIso
Chevy Chose ond Wheoton PIozo
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Builders Report

At present only 16 of these
awards have been made by
the 44,000-member builders
organization.
i \
The Aluminium Co. of
America and Webb g. Knapp,
Inc, this week announced
plans to build a $40 million
development of apartments
and Offices adjoining the
United Nations headquarters
in New York City.
The exact number of Struc-
lures and architectural de-
tails have not been deter
mined. the announcement
stated. Plans call for the
development to be built on
a 100000 0-square-foot site
Evening star., 1960-10-15

Lloyd r. Coates, president
Of the Prince Georges Coun-
ty Real Estate Board and
former chairman of the
Membership Committee of
the Homes Builders Associa-
tion of Metropolitan WASH
ington, has been given the
100 Spike Clug Award of the
National Association of Home
Builders.
The award, presented re-
Gently to Mr.. Coates by John
M. Dickerman, executive vice
president of the NAHB, is
made to those men through
out the United States who
have obtained more than 100
members for its local chap
ters.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
POTOMAC, MD.-S39,95o

$500 ACCORD DRIVE
In lovely Concord Built by Smith, Ashley this +bedroom 2 both
brick Colonial with ceiling kitchen,
lovcoy 23foot living
of the finest home this
choice lots oVoobe for building All lots VI
copt. lrby, RA. 3-l42o e..
Directions: OutRiDer Rd to Persimmon
Accord Dr. Just OF mile before intersection Of Potomac
TR1CT-MARYGAND REALTY, ,3MC.
EN- 2-s2oe Realtors sso4 Conn. Ave.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Convention

Lyn E. Davis Of Dallas,
chairman of the National
Association of Real Estate
Boards Convention Commit
tee, reported this week that
advance registrations for this
years SD annual conven-
ton already total $500.
The meeting November IL
to II in Dallas will, Mr.. Davis
believes, top all previous
conventions in attendance.
Evening star., 1960-10-15

bounded by First avenue,
East Forty-eighth street. the
East River and East Forty
ninth street.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
BETHESDA RAMBLER-$2e,5 500
62l4 HoLLINS DRIVE

FANTASTIC FANcINc-Assvme $237oo 5Mqe
room 25eh brick rambler hG; everything tebUloUs kitchen with
porch 6n:sbood hot hsot beeYO fenced yor Only
Old end in perfect condition. M Clifford, OIL. 2As34.
Directions: Georoown Rd ga past
Bethesda TO- entrance to South Ashourton left to Singleton
Evening star., 1960-10-15
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE
9 WEST KlRKE STREET

trim house in picturesque setting comoetsy rsnovotsd with
beautiful modern kitchen with plenty OF eung bedrooms
bofhs with additional al
S33S5o. Col. Long, kE. 1880
Are blocks past Chepv Chase circle
west kirke and LEFT to home.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
PRICE SLASHED!
HAMLET, CHEVY CHASE, ND.
37O7 WooDBINE STREET

ONLY $3.50 Excellent buy in oeo Of more expensive homes
3bedroo 2boh Colonial with newly equipped Kitchen dining
with boy window reersoon and screened perch Many
other fine features oee 4H79e loan. Mrs. Clark Ol 425s
Directions Conn approximately IN miles from
Chase right Woodbine blocks
Evening star., 1960-10-15

5DliRaECTioNS: Drive out Wisconsin Ave to
mics mHnes to Bradmoor Dr., right on Brddnoor Dr.
LottoW U. %, drectioHaI dTroUs to model home Or
OW OWJ WISCONSIN Aue. to Bank OF Bethesda, left on
odd Georgetown Rd. to Huntington PGrkl0ay left
9n Huntington PaTkDcv to Bradley Bud and
dtrect'ondl signs to top Of hin and model home
Evening star., 1960-11-06
how to.
make baby sing
for his supper

Coos Of approval are almost sure to
ring in your ears when you serve
variety of foods to baby. The
following suggestions may increase
his enjoyment and acceptance
of food:
Timing is ever so important when
you introduce new foods to baby.
The morning is usually good time
because baby is refreshed from
sleep. 1t should be when he is
reasonably hungry. but not
necessarily at the beginning Of
meal. Little ones vary greatly in when
they are most receptive to new
foods, and it may take a bit of
experimenting to find out which
time your cherub prefers.
introducing Gerber Strained Foods
is usually cinch. That's because
the flavors are naturally good, the
texture smooth and nice-to-the-
tongue. Over 5Otempting varieties
-. all prepared to preserve the
utmost in nutritional benefits.
Evening star., 1960-11-06

Plus convenient Quick -Twists Cap.
Baby will relish his food more il
you don't force. Remember, no
single food is must. Certainly
baby needs protein, certain fats and
a variety of vitamins and minerals.
and he can get these nutrients
from many different Gerber Baby
Foods. II baby takes temporary
dislike to food, choose an alternate
from the Gerber goody list
New and comfy, too. Gerber Baby
Pants are just about the softest
thing this side of diaper. Made
of silken-soft polyvinyl film that's
waterproof, leak
Evening star., 1960-11-06

new. bright blue
label. Speeds
shopping time.
makes selection Z
easier because
the variety
name is at the
ton of the label.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. ldW couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day, tDdit three
tull days and receiUe the
license on the fifth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
3dMun Held
In Northeast
Rope Case

The last Of three men sought
by police in the rape and rob-
berry of a Northeast Washington
woman was arrested Friday in
Municipal Court where he
turned up to stand trial in
another case.
Arraigned today before
United States Commissioner
James F. Splain was John Bur-
roughs, 81, Of the 200 block Of
P street NV. Charged with
robbery, Burroughs was held
under a $25,000 bond and his
case was continued to January
26 for a preliminary hearing.
Yesterday, according to Capt.
Eunzio Bonaccorsy Of the Rob-
berry Squad, Burroughs turned
UP in Municipal Court to stand
trial on charges Of assault and
petty larceny.
He was Immediately taken
into custody by an assistant
United States Marshal who
held a warrant for his arrest
in the robbery of a 38-year-old
woman in the 1000 block Of
Blaine street NE. on Monday.
The other suspects arrested
earlier this week were Reese
Blakeney, 81, of the 1900 block
of Eighth street NV. and
Frank Hair, "a, of the 900 block
Of Third street NV.
The woman told police three
gunner invaded her bedroom
early Monday morning. took
$500 from a shoe bag, then
bound and raped her.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Coolidge Group
Concludes Report
On Disarmament

A joint disarmament study
group headed by Boston lawyer
Charles A. Coolidge, has turned
in its report to the State De-
partment, Press Officer Lincoln
White said yesterday.
Conclusions and recommen-
dations of the panel are to be
regarded as a working paper
for State and Defense Depart
ment officials who are now pre-
pairing new United States posi-
tionS for the donation East
West disarmament negotiations
opening in Geneva March IS.
Final formulation of the
disarmament policy will of
course be the responsibility Of
the President with the advice
Of the National Security Coun-
cil," Mr.. White commented.
He said there is no intention
Of releasing the substance of
the Coolidge groups report or
It's recommendations.
Evening star., 1960-01-10

66. NIGHT AND DAY IN PARIS.
By Henry. Muller. Over so full page photo: IN:
ciuding eight in brilliant full color. Stunningly
produced protraIt Of the beloved city.
Pub. ct 800. Only $2.Ss
Evening star., 1960-01-10

8, HOW TO MAKE GROWING CLOTHES
FOR YOUR BABY.
Nv Mariska Karasx. With more than 100 iugstra-
tIonS Patterns and drawings. Unique volume,
9xi2, filled with patterns Of things 70 make Tor
babies. ~,aa
Pub. at $3.50. Si.oO
Evening star., 1960-01-10

~ 8. THEsAURUs OF BOOK
- DIGESTS.
"a nv Hiram Haydn g. Edmund
Fuller 1000 diEests Of the WORLDS
permanent writings. .
Pub. OF $500. Only SZ.Ss
l. 10. THE LIFE OF CHRIST IN
y MASTERPIECES OF ART,
ond the Words Of the New
Testoment.
selection and intro. by Marvin Ross.
illustrated with a. plates IN iull color
phOtOgravuTe. Bruegel Fra AnEenco'
Leonardo, El Greco and Rembrandt:
Pub. at $1,000. Only S4.So
Al, SELECTED ESSAYS OF
- RALPH WALDO EMERSON.
yUI,h oyIgtnaI Illustrations BY Walter
S Orehman. Special collection which
represents the finest Of his Writings.
Pub. ot $500. Only Sl.Oo d.
Evening star., 1960-01-10

So. SEURAT.
By JACQUES de Laprade with rs Reproductions,
~ in Full Color. The best Of this great artists
work. Text in French.
Pub. OF $3.50. Only $5.S5
50. MAILLoL.
By Pierre Camo Illustrated with SIS Reproduc-
tl0ns, in Color. An excellent portrayal Of the
sculptor and painter. Text in French.
Pub. OF $3.50. $3.S5
10. HOW OPERA GREY
By Ethel Peyser and Marion Bauer. Colorfgl
and fascinating history Of hSw opera grew through
the aGes, from 800 BIC. to the present.
Pub. OF $500. Only $2.SS
Evening star., 1960-01-10

LtNCHoC OfG OhC OugB OuLL LILICC
tull days and receiUe the
license on the fifth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Willie s. Lee, jr.. "a. Anacostia Naval
Air Station, and Bobbie o. Smith.
Franklin c. Hobson. 81 1437 Penn
Matthews. 10, Arlington. Va.
Roland g. La LanEIsy. ps.n: 81 oGS3S.L I$$9 IrViPs
81 3: nS piiafisld sHd Bf'hsI Di nw F0dFisue1 lS
Francis NJ. Lonschamp 4s. Philadel-
ghia. and Sarah A. White. 4s. PIG
Charles is; H II. Hurdle, 25. 4s1e Deane
New New York city. City t'e' ~ "
GEORGE E, sturgis, 3s; and Mary F.
jerry PyeF + 81 verfleF R2sR q e. lSS8 St st ne and
Mary F Keadle, 81. 24s0 1eth
C. N. Gribbls; q, Fl. n Myers; Fla,
Albert J. succop. 80. Pittsburgh, and
Corinne E. Schmidt. 81. 4o07 Con-
necticut ave. NV.
fq Usher Hceb5 a0 Both 81 Of nefSesds sfS stGh W.
and Lillian s. Watts 49, 22O5 Cali
fornia st NV.
Ronald D. Mann, 90, Bethesda. Md.
and Helen M. Motley. Is, Salem,
Marlin J. Kelley jr.. 10. Chevy Chase,
Nd. and Carolyn Foust' 49, 4Oo3
Joseph A. Tate, ii. 7Os Harvard st
NV. and Norma Chamberlain. 1S.
2919 Sherman ave. n ".
John H. Oliphant, jr., %, 140l Irving
St ne, and Virginia 8. Francis. 81
n.3id S34 Hobart Rnt.r pl % Nv Rolling Al, Fore.
Base. and 1nez F. Diaddario. 80.
Rockwood @. summerfeId, 81, 252 sth
ST. Sc. and Maryann e. BoRert, 20,
336 Sth St sc.
William r. Seruais. 90, Miami, Fla,
and Carol 4 smallwood' 49, Cot
jerome Person. %. and sinia johnson.
10. both Of Baltimore
John L. Bennett. ir.; IS: Ills, orren
g. S.,bssd, n.sI az "a Marie "imneriy' ls'
Carroll T. r. Ambrose, %. Alexandria
Va, and Sonia Testino. ls. 81
Michael 6S T. e. NJ Sullivan. %, 214o Eye st
NV, and Frances NJ. Pumphrey, %
Schuyler T. Eidridsee III, 81, 1918 str
St NV, and Peggy A, Fells. 10
1924 9th st: NV. - go =
carmelo F. TomaSino, 49, y2il9 !
william n! v ! poTnss' s. vi r. 81. 20 o st. nv,
and Maye A. snowden' &c. 7o1
James Maggin, 46. 229 H st. ne. ant
Helen NJ. Welsh. 4s, 1870 H st. ne
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"a. THE ORIGINS OF ToTALITARIANIsM.
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