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Marriage License
Applications
Under D. C. laws couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ivait three full days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Charles Miller. 21. 1134 Columbia rd.
n.w., and Irene Matthews, 18, 1921 19th
Walter 'Sewell, 21. 2646 Nichols ave. s.e..
and Lulu Griflle. 21, 93114 F st. s w.
Avron Sweet, 27, St. Petersburg, Fla., and
Nancy Leesberge, 30, Baltimore.
James Gibson, 22, Brooklyn, N. Y.. and
Mildred Taylor, 24, Alexandria. Va.
Robert Jones. 27, and Marion Cooke, 26,
both of 625 Keefer pi. n.w.
David Slaughter. 46. and Gertrude Leak,
38, both of 831 51st st. n.e.
John Watson, 27, 2103 Eye st. n.e., and
Gloria Rodriquez. 30, 901 T st. n.w.
Howard Gardner. 31. 2721 Adams Mill rd.,
and Marion Stevens, 30, 2456 20th st.
n.w.
James Sonnefeld. 21. 4009 1st st. s.w., and
Betty Wise. 22, 1321 M st. n.w,
John Radulovich. 21. Totten. N. Y., and
Nancy Tuttle, 21. 1750 Que st. n.w.
Melvin Mahoney. 36. 3902 Allison at.,
Brentwood. Md., and Dorothy Cox, 36,
New York City.
Kenneth Sumlar, 42. and Mary King, 40,
both of 741 Howard rd. s.e.
Benjamin Thomas. 44. and Caroline Chris
tian. 40. both of 929 14th st. n.w.
Howard Campbell. lr., 19, 1340 Park rd.
n.w., and Dorothy Hill, 19, 3356 18th
st. n.w.
Edwin Clough, 24, 3300 Carpenter st. s.e.,
and Vereda Keen. 22. Wilmington, Del.
Francis Padgett, 20. LaPlata. Md„ and
Hilda Greer, 23, 1346 Quincy st. n.w.
Edward Eichlin, 27, 4310 Van Buren st..
University Park, Md., and Mary West,
35. 5047 11th st. n.e.
Prank Hudson, Jr.. 22, 904 Houston ave.,
Takoma Park, Md., and Virginia Hodge,
21. 9 Sycamore ave , Takoma Park.
Charles Morris. 29, 4850 Jay st. n.e., and
Minnie Little, 21, 25th and Oklahoma
ave. n.e.
Tony Courtney, 30, Louisville. Ky., and
Helen Berrett, 28. 1432 Girard st. n.w.
Jerome Levinson. ,39, Minneapolis, Minn.,
and Pearl Cooper, 33, 1615 Kenyon st.
n w.
Raimond Savor. 57. and Eve Frayfons. 40,
both of 769 14th st. n.w.
Arthur Emmett, 53, 2223 Nichols ave. s.e.,
and Nannie Canterbury, 51, 1314 T st.
s.e.
Bernard Rucks. 30. Chicago. 111., and Lil
lian Simpson. 33. 2316 40th pi. n.w.
Derwood Beasley. 29. 1430 Taylor st. n.w .
and Mary Edwards, 25. 2218 Tunlaw rd.
n.w.
John Humphreys. 20. Albany. N. Y„ and
Mary Monaco. 20, 1327 Webster st. n.e.
Ashby Willingham, 32. 711 Massachusetts
ave. n.e., and Frances Kilby. 30, 123
7th st. n.e.
Frank Tolzman. SO, 3511 Center at. n.w,
and June Powell, 22, 1-4638 Hillside rd.
s.e.
1 Herman Erickson, 30, 6500 Maple ave..
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An Open House Day at Fort Belvoir
Starting at 9:00 A M., Saturday, September 20th, the Castle Gates of the Engineer
Center will be thrown open to the public for a schedule of events concerning Engineer
activities, with exhibits and demonstrations . . . plus a Middle Eastern Service
League football game at 2:30. Picnic facilities in the Ponton Area.
Chevy Chase, and Dorothy La Grone, 22,
3318 13th st. s.e.
Richard Washabaugh, 20, Pittsburgh, and
Mary Yewich. 20, 1231 Ingraham st. n.w.
John Nugent. Jr., 25, 4304 30th at., Mt
Rainier, Md., and Louise Senser, 22,
4214 Rainier ave., Mt. Rainier.
Horace McCorrall. 29. and Dorothy Jacobs,
22, both of Winchester. Va.
William Oourley, 25. 12 Hamilton st. n.e..
and Beth MacMillan. 21. 1333 Harvard
st. n.w. .
John Corley. 19, 1435 V st. s.e., end Doro
thy Hendley. 17. 1313 D st. s.e.
Raymond Sanderlin, 22, 5004 Washington
pi. n.e. and Willie Moore, 22, 23 46th
st. s.e.
James Beall. 47. 928 South 20th st., Arl
ington, Va., and Georgle Landis, 49.
212 Spruce ave.. Takoma Park, Md.
Richard Jackson. Jr.. 37, Roselle, N. J., and
Liddelle Taylor. 27. 2111 I st. n.e.
Thomas Conroy. 28. 609 Half st. s.w., and
Mamie Jackson, 27, 48 G st. s.w.
Hunter Nutler. jr., 21, 3301 42nd ave..
Hyattsville, Md., and Doris Deiver, 20,
819 F st. n.e.
Eugene Fobes, 22. Bolling Field and Alma
Houck, 18. 608 46th pi. i t.
Robert Carter. 26. Burke. Va., and Bessie
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FBI Man Outwits Bear
That Ransacked Cabin
By the Associated Press
GREAT PALLS, Mont. — Mrs.;
Gene Popp was alone with her baby'
in her cabin at Glacier Nationalj
Park when she heard a noise at the [
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