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ESLIS. HENRY c. Officers and mem
NHr bers Of x Company, Itsth
q & !. !: 3 81 q /
Der IS, 1853. Remains at
the Taltavull Funeral Home, 300
lElh 81. NV. Mass will be held al
S:So an. "Wednesday, December 10,
a 81. Johns Catholic Church, Silver
Sprlne' Nd. lnterment Arlington Ma
CHARLES r. PARKS, President.
BILL MARVEL, Secretary. "
ESTES, WILLIAM z. On Sunday, De-
cembeL Is; 1893, at Arlington Hos
eoianbia L Die. Arlington saEs va a. be- Be-
loved husband Of Mrs. Mary J. Estes,
brother Of Mrs. Charles Shackelford
Of Alexandria, Va. Also survived By
six nieces and nepheWs. Friends NAV
s Sdn,s at J the S s H. Hines Go; Funeral
ices will be held on Wednesday, De
cembeT 70, al 1870 am. parking
tacilities). InteTment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. The family suggests that
expressions Of sympathy NAV be
TO the Greenbrier Baptist Church,
Arlington. Va.
FLEMING. DEACON JOE. On Sun
day, December IS, 1858, at the
Perry Point tMd) Veterans Hos
P DEACON JOE ,, FLEMING MIN;
Of Mamie Wilson and Mary Walton.
Friends may call at the Trainers
Funeral Home, 3se Rhode Island ave.
NV, after 4 pm. Wednesday, De
eember u, where services will be
W noon, the Rev. Charles s. Pryor,
pastor Of the Alexandria Memorial
Baptist Church, officiating. (CaSket
will not be opened after the serv-
icesD lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery. 10
FREEMAN, JAMES z. On Friday, De-
cember %, 1855, at the Mount Alto
Veterans Hospital, JAMES E. FREE
MAN OF 2lO0 18th ST. NV, devoted
father Of Eileen Freeman, beloved
brother Of Annie Yarbrough, Augusta
Fred Freeman. Other relatives and
friends also survive. After S pm.
tuesday, December ", friends may
call al Frazier's Funeral Home, $50
{ hhode Island ave. NV. Services on
/ wednesday, December 10, at
+ pm, from the Vermont Avenue Bap-
: list Church, Vermont ave and r ST
NV, DIT. G. 7. Murray. pastor Inter.
ment Arlington National Cemetery
Family may be contacted at ASi7
18th ST. n.wD
GALE, THELMA ". On Monday. De.
cember Is, 1883, THELMA W. GALE
+ Of 34l0 Tulane drive, West Hyatts.
vile, Md, beloved wife of the late
! William o. Gale, sister Of ]. Far
Wagner, jr.. and Raymond H. Wagner
Of Norfolk, Va. She also is survived
by her niece, Betty Ann Brown.
Relatives and friends NAV call al
Gasch's Funeral Home, l73q BsIti.
more ave, Hyattsvile Md, after
pm. Tuesday, December II, where
services will be held on Wednesday
December 10, at las pm. Inter.
ment Arlington National Cemetery
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SHELTON, FLORENCE E. On ri.
day. December %, 1858, at her resi-.
dence, 1879 South Glebe I'd, Airing
ton, Va, FLORENCE E. SHELTON,
devoted wife of James c. shelton.
She also leaves to mourn their
loss four sisters, three brothers. other
relatives and many friends Re.
mains resting at the John T. Rhines
Co. Funeral Home, 30l5 18th st.
ne. (ample parking facilities, where
friends may call after 4 pm, Tues
day, December ", where funeral
services will be held Wednesday. De-
cember 10, at ! pm. Interment Lin.
coin Memorial Cemetery. II
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Universal

Funeral Home
DEATH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Allen, Willie 9l6 II st. NE.
Clemens, Horace ol6 II ST. NE.
Watson, Grant SIS n st. NE.
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o. COMMUNICATION Of Naval
g. C. ]. !; !. !: z
HWS Wednesday, December ",
1858. for the purpose Of
" services for our late broth
r, CHARLES W. STOUT, ST.
JOHN W. LQCKMo0Ds w. NJ
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PROCTOR, ELLEN s On Morda

December Is. 1858. ELLEN S. PROC,
TOR of IN 18th st. ne, beloved
mother of Mrs. Pearl Davis, Mrs.
Elizabeth Cunningham, Edward and
Robert Proctor; aunt OF Mrs. Mar
garet Harmon. She also is survived
by other relatives and a host OF
friends: After 5 pm. Wednesday,
December 10, friends are invited TO
call at the Jarvis Chapel, l432 You
ST.. NV. Funeral services will be
held at the Third Baptist Church,
SIN and Que SITS. NV, on Thursday,
december 70, at pm. Interment
Harmony Memorial Park. ls
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PEIEhS' W. r. GLADSTONE. On
S SHnahS: Reeep psTrR Is y IS62 W E.
NV, devoted brother Of Mrs. Ruth
7; Todd and Mrs. Ethel P. Jones.
ews, other relatives and many friends.
After pm. Wednesday friends are
invited to call at the Mcclure Funeral
Home, $40 9TH st. NV, where Serv-
ices will be held on Thursday, De-
cember ~, at l:30 pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 10
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cember is, 1858, PHILIP PfNSoN,
beloved husband of the late Sarah
kurlander, Isidore, Ben and Louis
PlnsOn of Baltimore, Md, and Harry
Pinson of Silver Spring, Md. He also
Is survived by eight grandchildren.
Services at the Sol LevinsOn & Bros.
Funeral Home, 500 Reisterstown I'd .,
Baltimore, Md, on Tuesday, Deem.
ties). 1nteTment United Hebrew Gem.
etery. Please omit flowers. In
mourning at Al04 Falstaff I'd, Balti.
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SAVASTANO, GEORGE J. The men,
IT'S bers Of the Holy Name So
XHSSHGM ciety of St. Charles CathO-
I4A$kN lie Church, Arlington, Va,
lG NAN are requested to assemble
NM WV at the Arlington Funeral
~NS Home, 1901 North Fairfax
~ dr., Arlington, Va, at 8
pm. Tuesday, December ", 1858, for
the recitation of the Rosary for our
late brother, GEORGE V. SAVAS-
TANO.
THE REV. V. S. SIKORA.
Spiritual Director.
RICHARD KOORY, Secretary.
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ROwZEE, CHRISTINA REGINA. Or


Saturday, December "a, 1858, at
Pompano Beach, Fla, CHRiSTINiA
REGINA ROWZEE. the beloved wife
Of NJ. Frank Rowzee and mother
q MRS. Genevieve Chase and Mrs
Sn 1anees uMaGSer' both of Silver
by five grandchildren and two great
grandchildren. Friends may call al
the Lee Funeral Home. 9Th st. and
Mass. ave. ne, after s pm. Mon
day. December Is, where services
Der ls, at 2:30 pm. interment Cedar
Hlll Cemetery. prince Frederick pa
pers please copyD II
SAVASTANO, GEORGE J. Suddenly
on 41,, Saturday, December a, 1858, al
SAVasS sGR Hospital 81 so1 N GE0R aEh..d
St. Arlington, Va, beloved husband
Of Minnie NJ. Savastano and father
Of George J. and Alfred N. SavastanO;
also surviving are three sisters and
Two brothers Of, Philadelphia, Pa
friends may call at the Arlington
DR., Arlington, Va. where there viii
Tuesday, December II, at 8 pm.
REQUIEM Mass will be offered
wednesday, December 49,, at 1890
am, at St. Charles Catholic Church
Arlington, Va. interment Arlington
National Cemetery. The members Of
the Holy Name Society of St. Charles
Catholic Church, Arlington, Va, are
requested to assemble at the Airing.
ton Funeral Home, 1901 North Fair.
lax drive, Arlington, Va, at pm
ttation of the rosary for our late
brother, GEORGE ]. SAVASTANO.
REV. V. S. SIKORA,
RICHARD KOORY, Secy.
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NlEVES, RAMON J. On Monday, De.
eembeT le. 1858, RAMON J. NIEVES,
Moves, father Of Juan, Ralph and
Luis NieveS, Carmen Chinea and
Maria Roy. Friends may call at the
Robert A. Mattingly Funeral Home,
lJl IN st. Sc. parking facilities 4,
until Thursday, December ~, at 2: 30
am. Requiem Mass at St. Marys
Church, LandOveT Hills, Md, al 10
am. Relatives and friends invited.
lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. KO-
sary on Wednesday at 8 pm 10
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NELSON, MAGDALENE. On Sunday

December IS, 1898, al her residence,
MRS. MAGDALENE NELSON OF
JS4J 10th ST. NV, beloved wife of
Mr.. Thomas o. Nelson. Also surviving
are three daughters, three sons, four
sisters, four brothers, eight grand
chlldren, other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting al the John
7: Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 5OlS
I'm 81. ne. tample parking facili-
ties), where friends NAV call after
pm. Wednesday, December is.
Funeral services will be held Thurs
day. December ~, at pm, at the
Springfield Baptist Church, 9th and
Y Sts NV. lnterment Lincoln Memo
rial Cemetery. ie
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OAkUM, THELMA 4. On Tuesday,
December 10, 1858, THELMA +.
OAhUM of l4l5 Que ST. NV, sister
OF William Thomas, niece OF Hiram
thompson ana cousin of Edward
thompson. She also is survived BY
other relatives and a host OF friends.
After pm. Tuesday, December ",
friends are invited TO call at the
Jarvis Chapel, l432 You ST. nv,
where funeral services will be held
on Wednesday. December IS, al |
pm. lnterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. ISL
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Der ". at J pm, to conduct a ~
neral service for our late auxiliary
Members Of Va. Berry Auxiliary
Comrades are invited. Funeral service,
wednesday, December 10, at 1890
az Metropolitan Wesley A, NJ. Z. z
CHURCH, North Capitol and r SITS. NV
MRS, ANUNUS B. PRESTON. Pres
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SARAH r. Officers and
members Of Catcher Chap
ter No. 2, o. +. S., p.
H. A., are hereby notified
Of the death Of Sister
SARAH CLINTON. East
ern star service will be
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GARNER, ANNA BERNARDINE. On
Monday, December Is, 1853, at Provi-
dence Hospital, ANNA B. GARNER
Of Edgewater, Md, beloved wife Of
Harry f. Garner. mother Of Mrs.
William T. Grimes and William F..
Carmel sister e Of Mrs; Cyril Y: Daw-
There are four grandchildren. Mrs.
Garner rests at the Warner +. Pun
phrev Funeral Home. e434 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring, Md, where friends
may visit after pm. Tuesday
parking facilities). Mass will be
Offered for the repoSe of her soul
on Thursday, December ~, at 10
am. at ST. John De La Sale Cath.
ole Church, 500 Sargent I'd, Chill.
lum, Md. lnterment st. MaTv's
Cemetery. 10
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MOhUAN, HENRY. On Sunday, De
cember IS, 1858, HENRY MORGAN
Of 81 kenilworth ter. ne, devoted
husband OF Viola W. Morgan, beloved
father Of McHenry, Evelyn, Gregory,
Belle Lewis, Margaret Justice, Pansy
Walker, EVA Oakland, Cassie Shep-
herd and Philander Morgan: other
relatives and friends also survive.
After pm. Tuesday, December ",
friends may call at FraZieT's Funeral
Home 5sS Rhode Island ave. NV,
where services will be held on
Wednesday, December 10, at 2 am,
the Rev. r.. G. Williams officiating
lnterment Arlington National Gene.
terry
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LASCHALT, CHARLES. An emergent
q communication of Petworth
g. /: 3. !: !: =: = = |: q:
" gia ave-, Silver Spring,
Md, at II noon, for the purpose
of performing Masonic funeral Serv-
ices for our late brother, CHARLES
LASCHALT.
WALTER W. BLALOCK. Master.
c. c. HUTCHINSON. Secretary. 10
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December Is, 1883, at washington
Sanitarium and Hospital, CHARLES
LASCHALT of 1875 Dauphine St.,
Silver Spring, Md, husband of Lii.
Ian B. Laschalt, father Of Mrs. Mary
Marilyn L.; Dilday, brother of Mrs.
Elizabeth Brubacher, Mrs. Hermina
Krogmann and Killian Laschait,
grandfather of Donna Lynn and
Cherry Ann DiIday. Mr.. Laschalt
rests at the Warner E. Humphrey
Funeral Home, 8434 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring, Md, where service will
be held on Thursday, December ~,
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
Friends may visit at the funeral home
after pm. Tuesday. le
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LEWIS, STEPHEN JOHNSON, Jr. In
PHEN JOHNSON LEWIS, Jr., whose
gentle spirit took flight fifteen years
ago today, December ", 1913.
HIS DEVOTED AUNTS, THE
DAUGHTERS OF THE LATE REV.
AND MRS. WILLIAM J. HOWARD.
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GRAY. ALBERT G. of "a lst ave.
Selby on the Bay. EdgewateT, Md.
on Sunday, December IS, 1853, be.
loved husband Of Ellen L. Gray,
father Of Albert E., Alan G., Patrick
f. and Sandra NJ. Gray. stepfatheT
Of Louise Alldridge, son of Mar.
garet E. GRAY. brother Of James W.
Forrest E. Gray and Helen L. May.
Services at Chambers Funeral Home,
5l7 nth ST. Sc, on Thursday, De.
cember ~. at pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
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cember lS, 1883, at 1880 pm. a
q Church. North Capitol and r SITS
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neral Home, U3q Baltimore ave
EVANSVILLE. Md, on December u
1858, at l:4S pm.
FRANCES RANKIN, President.
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WILLIAM T. The officers
and members of Plumbers
Local Union, No. S, are
hereby notified of the death
Of Brother WILLIAM T.
DE CHARD on Monday,
December Is, 1858. Mem
0ers may call at the Lee
Home, 4th st and Mace
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mn bers of Post %, 18th Divi-
&Wh sion, are hereby notified
"a " Of the death of our late
l. l. comrade, HENRY c. ES-
IL ~ LIN, on Sunday, Deem
%FTfV Der IS, 1858. Remains rest
ing at the Taltavull Funeral
Home, 1903 l4th st. NV. Funeral
Wednesday at $50 am, from St.
Johns Catholic Church, Silver Spring,
Md. II
GEORGE SHELLER, Comdr.
HARRY FORD, Adiutant. "
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OWENS, TURNER z. on saturday,

UWENbi TURNER Z. On Saturday,
December a, 1858, at Prince Georges
General Hospital, TURNER f.
OWENS Of Mitchellville, Nd, be-
loved husband OF Kathleen Owens,
brother of Gertrude NJ. West, nephew
of Jefferson c. West. He also is
survived by other relatives and
friends. The late Mr.. Owens may
be viewed at the Stewart Funeral
Home, 30 H st. ne, after 2 pm.
Tuesday, where services will be held
Arlington National Cemetery. "
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MOORE, BEATRIX-TYSON. On Mon.
day, December Is. 1858, after a long
illness, BEATRlX-TNSON MOORE,
SISTER Of Mrs. Brainard H. Warner,
ir., and Miss EStelle 7. Moore. Fu.
neral services viii be held on Wednes-
day, December 10, at N am, at
Friends Meeting House, Sandy Spring,
Nd. ARRANGEMENTS BY the Francis II .
Barber Funeral Home, LaytOnsvlle.
Md. II
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HUGHES, EDITH NJ. On Monday, De-
cember Is, 1888, EDITH M HUGHES

cember Is, 1858, EDITH NJ, HUGHES
of 1903 57th ave, Bladensburg. Md,
beloved wife of the late John Sheri-
dan Hughes, mother of Dorothy H.
Ryan, Mary X. BockstantZ and John
S. Hughes, ir., and sister OF Helen
NJ. Calvin and RAYMOND Murray
children. Friends may call at Gasch's
Funeral Home, 739 Baltimore ave,
Hyattsville, Md, from pm. to 2
pm. Wednesday, December 10. where
services will be held on Thursday,
December ~. at 10 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 10
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Gentleman
Wants Out
BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

engagement with the least
amount Of humiliation for
her? She's making plans.
There isn't anyone else. ] Just
do not want to marry this
girl. HEEL.
Tell her immediately that
you have changed your mind
and do not want to settle
down yet. She'll think you
are cruel, inhuman, incOnsid-
crate, immature, impulsive
and a dozen other things !
can't mention here - but
you'll be off the hook. II
would be generous Of you to
allow her TO tell her friends
that SHE broke II off.
a#s
DEAR ABBY: Dad Is so
and I am So. We have a
married daughter who lives
out OF the State. Last week
she wrote that she and her
husband were breaking up
after IL years of marriage.
They have three Sabotage
children. She wants me to
come and stay with her chill
dren while she goes back to
work. I don't want to leave
Dad alone, but I hate to let
my daughter down. She didn't
say for how long she would
need me, but she's a very
selfish person and once / got
there 1t will be months. What
should I do2
BIG DECISION.
Stay with your husband
and write your daughter that
she will have 10 make some
permanent arrangements for
running her household II she
intends to go back to work
80 she had better start now.
= 44H
DEAR ABBY: A boy called
me last night and ] wasn't
home so he left his telephone
number and asked my moth
er If she'd have me call him
back. My mother gave me the
message and just as ! started
to call him my father said 1t
was not proper for q girl to
call a boy, and If he wanted
me bad enough he'd call
again. Was my father right2
It so happened that the boy
did call me back later, but
I want to know II there is
anything wrong with calling
a boy back II he calls you
first and leaves his number.
SENIOR.
There Is nothing improper
about a girl returning q boys
call. II makes more sense
than the boy calling her home
every 20 minutes and asking,
"Is Judy home YETI"
CMcNaught Syndicate, Incl
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DEAR ABBY

DEAR ABBY: Don't tell me
I'm q heel know It. I asked
a girl TO marry me and she
said yes. and now / want out.
I'm no kid, Abby, almost 400
and should have known bet
ter, but / got involved and
spoke too soon. / even gave
her a ring, which she can
keep. How do ! break this
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CopitoI Hill Renewal
Seen Causing Sacrifice

The Presidents adviser on
National Capital Affairs urged
residents of Capitol Hill last
night to support proposed
'long-term redevelopment" of
their historic community.
Charles A. Horsky said Capt.
toll Hill residents should be will
ing to make individual sacri-
fees "for a city-wide program
of progress.
Addressing the Capitol Hill
Restoration Society, Mr.. Horsky
said larger schools and play
grounds are the most impor-
tant plans for the Hill area.
There is a crying need for
new and larger schools on Capt.
toll HILL" he said. But some
old and historic buildings Will
have to be torn down to make
way for such progressive COM
munity assets"
Mr.. Horsky cited the par
TALLY condemned Hine Junior
High School as q prime example
of structures that are slated
for demolition.
After speaking to nearly 100
society members at the Capitol
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Group Opposes
Adums-Morgun
Renewal Plan

A northeast citizens group
will oppose the ms-Morgan
urban renewal plan at public
hearings July / and 2.
Members Of the Arkansas
Avenue Community Association
last night chose Clifford H.
Newell to represent them at the
hearings.
The hearings will consider a
proposal which would permit
the Redevelopment Land Agen-
cy to condemn privately owned
dwellings in the Adams-Mo
gan area and resell them to
the National Capital Housing
Authority for redevelopment as
public housing units.
The association fears that II
this plan is approved. it viii
open the way for scatter-sitC
public housing in individual,
neighborhoods throughout the
city.
I'VE have always opposed
the move to make low cos
housing projects in priyatl
neighborhoods," Mr.. Newell
said. I'VE oppose 1t now"
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Hill Presbyterian Church, Mr..
Horsky presented five awards
to members Of the group.
A special honorary award
was presented to Miss Lydia
A. H. Burklin, founder and
former director Of the Friend
ship House at 619 d street
Sc, for her contributions to
the community.
Peter Glickert, a patent at
torney of lao Twelfth street
Sc, received the society's
1923 citizen award for civic
contributions throughout the
year.
The award for the best COM
mercial restoration in 1872
went to Herbert Spevak for his
work in restoring Spevak
Brothers Custom Shoppe at 200
Fifth street Sc.
Mrs. Robert Dyer received the
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Rivers-Hurbors Head Reelected

terms as national directors:
Mr.. Buchanan; Senator Allen
y. Ellender. Democrat of Louisi-
ana; Representative j. w
Martin, Republican Of Massa-
chusetts, and William H. Webb
of 6709 Selkirk drive, Bethesda
Fourteen new national direc-
tors also were elected.
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H. H. Buchanan Of Jackson
Vile, Fla. has been reelected
president Of the National Rivers
and Harbors Congress by the
board Of directors at the 50th
national convention at the
kayflower Hotel.
The following men were re-
elected to serve three-year
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Parade to Stress
Responsibility.
To Community

A Washington civic associa-
ton last night announced plans
for a parade Of citizens to en-
phasize community response
bility.
The parade, which will be
sponsored by the East Capitol
Residents Council, will be held
at 2 pm. on June %, starting
at Fifty-fifth and East Capitol
streets.
Both Attorney General Rob-
ert Kennedy and District Com
missioner Walter N. Tobriner
will be invited to attend the
event.
The parade was organized to
serve as a symbol Of civic re-
sponsibility to the residents Of
the Northeast Southeast COM
munity. The event will install
civic interest in meeting COM
munity educational and civic
needs. a council spokesman
said.
Business, school and civic
groups will be represented. A
special feature will be q repre-
sentation Of each block by
children carrying placards on
educational opportunities and
cleanup.
Aloysius Briscoe, president of
the council, announced that a
petition will be sent to Con-
gress. The effort will be d.
rected to the completion Of the
Bruce T. Evans Junior High
School at East Capitol and
Fifty-fifth streets, which re-
mains unfinished for lack Of
congressional appropriations.
The meeting was held at 5725
East CAPITOL street.
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award for best commercial res
toration In 1923 for her work
on the former Walton Apart
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ments at l6 Fifth street Sc.
The award for residential
restoration in 1872 was pre-
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ANVs
EDITORS NOTE: On Jan.
A Pope Paul vi begins an his
toric pilgrimage to the Holy
Land. This is the first of four
dispatches describing the
places he will see and the
churches and shrines at which
he will worship.
JERUSALEM, Jordan CUPID
Jerusalem is a city worn by
the tread of conquering armies,
a hill fortress that has sur
vived countless Sackings.
It is the heart of a demanding
land that gave birth to Christ
ianity and Judaism. MoslemS
hold it sacred as the spot from
which the prophet Mohammed
assembled to heaven.
Today it is as much a city
of sorrow as ever. Enmity be-
tween Arab and Jew divides
Jerusalem with a wall, leaving
the city's holy Christian Shrines
in the Jordanian section. Here
slightly more than $4,000 Arab
Moslems and Christians follow
a life that in many ways has
not changed since Pontius Pill
ate washed his hands Of Christ.
Donkeys shuttle along narrow
alleys past mud-brick homes.
The SIOUX (Arab bazaar still
teens with tiny shops. Brown
eyed waits still scamper among
the crowds. You can still eat
the same greasy meats that
made the Crusaders i'll.
Retraces ChriSt's Steps
Pope Paul vi will come here
to retrace part of the Way of
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man when Jerusalem became
an important fortress.
The roll call Of this old city's
conquerors and rulers touches
the golden pages Of history. At
ter David came his son Solo
mon. Hezikiah beat off the As
syrians in 7O1 BE-, Nebucha-
dnezzar sacked the city in $50
Be, and his Babylonians de-
stroyed Solomon's temple. Cyr-
us Of Persia allowed the exiles
to return and in 537 BIC. the
temple was rebuilt and its
ELAINE of sacrifice" rekindled.
Alexander the Great entered
Jerusalem peacefully in 332 BIC.
Twelve years later Ptolomey I Of
Egypt partially destroyed the
Qualifications. Herod, the friend
of Mark Antony and the en-
peror Augustus, arrived in 81
BE-, doubled the temple area
and tried to wed Palestine firm
ly to Rome.
Prize Of War
After Christ the city became
one Of the focal points of Christ
But it was still a prize
of war. Titus sacked it in 70
a.d. and ordered his legions to
plough it under before building
a new city Aelia Capitolina,
with temples to BacchuS, Jupi-
ter and Venus.
Chosroes II Of Persia, God
frey of Bouillon, Saladin, Selim
| of Turkey in the 18th century
and others came as conquerors.
The name Jerusalem itself
means Foundation Of Cod"
After David's victory it was Of