WILLIAM
ROSENDORF
will now
REMODEL
YOUR FURS
at very mddest summer ratees
This is the best time of the year to bring your furs
to Wm. Rosendorf for remodeling or repairing. All
work will have the personal supervision of William
Rosendorf in his own manufacturing shop, and you
will profit by the modest summer rates. Next win
ter’s models are now definitely set and available
for vour inspection.
Your Furs are past due in Wtn. Rosendorf s
'
Certified Cold Fur Storage
For Bonded Messenger Service Call
IVA. 8663 ... or ... IVA. 7343
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jWesf's Ruling Permits
Transfer of Aufo Tags
Corporation Counsel Vernon E.
-West has overruled Traffic Direc
tor George E. Keneipp in his
stand that tags once issued to a
person may not be transferred to
another during the same tag year.
The question came up when a
widow asked that she be allowed
to retain the tag number that
had been issued to her husband.
Mr. Keneipp said it was impossible
under the present regulations, but
he asked that the Corporation
Counsel give an opinion on it.
The Commissioners, at a board
meeting yesterday upheld Mr.
West’s opinion that the tags may
be transferred. Mr. West told
the Commissioners he could find
nothing in the law to prohibit the
issuance of tags bearing the same
number to two different registered
owners during one registration
year, where the registration of the
first has expired.
Grade Allen's
Comments
A couple of weeks ago it was
announced that: “Two Seattle
University students set a new
world’s record by teeter-tottering
up and down
for 51 hours
and 31 min
uies.
So far this
two - student
record hasn’t
been broken,
which is very
discouraging. If
college students
today haven’t
got the ambi
tion and skill to
do worth-while
things like that,
how will they Grade Allen,
fit into the business world after
they graduate and become people?
When my uncle Harvey went to
Barber College he set a record by
shaving the top of his head twice
daily for three years. In fact, he
still does! There was a sheepskin
shortage at the time, so they had
to tattoo his diploma on his scalp
—and now he has to keep it
shaved to show he’s a college
graduate.
(Released by Consolidated News Features.) j
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Cadet Suits
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i.Report of Marriage License Applications
Under D. C. law, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, wait three full days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
John Simpson, 28. and Virginia Sharp.
25. both of 1650 Harvard st. n.w.
Russell Bailey, Jr., 22, Lanark. W. Va..
and Wanda Shaver. 19. 1243 Rock
Creek Ford rd. n.w.
Talmage Brewer. S3, and Bessye Gilmer.
32, both of 1214 Stevens rd. s.e.
Delos Smith, Jr 24. 6126 Tllden st. n.w
and Mary Trimble. 23. 3111 Macomb
Donald* Knowlson. 29, Bolling Air Force
Base and Nancy Clements. 17, Na
LeroyllClark.’ 28. and Willie Pace. 28.
both o' 601 New Jersey ave. n.w.
Boyd Sheppard 56. 613 C st. n.w.. and
Katherine Cabello, 59. 101 D st. s.e.
Stanley Singer. 22 4823 Georgia ave.
n.w. and Anna Ruben. 20, 4008 Blaine
Thoma* eSmlth. 29. 630 Florence st. n.e..
and Mary Brown 31, 3784 Foote st. n.e.
James Dunn. 24. College Park. Md.. and
Job Durepo. 22. Takoma Park. Md.
James Hope, 30, 510 Gresham pi. n.w.,
and Rosamond Scott, 31. 4687 Ben
ning rd. s.e.
Allen Marar.s. 24. Galllnger Hospital, and
Joanne Lints. 22. Arlington. Va.
Virgil Pressl. 23, 30 Channlng pi. n.w.,
and Mary Tedesco. 19. 1815 Minnesota
ave. s.e.
William Logan. Jr., 24. 1418 Michigan
ave. n.e.. and Irene Kirby. 22, 16
Bryant st. n.e.
Louis Voegler. 23. 1447 South Carolina
ave. s.e and Betty Rector. 23. 1918
M st. n.e.
Willie Wilkins. 27, 117 S st. i.w.. and
Norene-Connelly. 21. 121 S it. i.w.
Robert Baxter. 24. Arlington, Va.. and
Betty Coleman. 21. 4116 Davis ol. n.w.
Mll:on Maynard 29. 1116 L it. n.w..
and Alene Thatcher. 23, La Salle Hotel.
Robert Miller, 20, 147 Tennessee ave.
n.e.. and Virginia Weimer, 18. 823
Pennsylvania ave. i.e.
Riley Peteri, 53 33 48th st. n.e. and
Parthenla Brewer. 45. Laurel. Md.
Eugene Para, 28, Berwyn. 111., and Regina
Shlmanek. 21. Arlington. Va.
Willie Johnson. Jr.. 24. 526 Lamont it.
n.w.. and Virginia Caates. 23. Lanham,
Md.
Richard Gordon. 25. 3780 First it. I.e..
and Mary Moreland, 23. 743 12th st.
s.e.
Lester Austin. 33 and Novla Stroman, 31.
both of 617 Anacostla ave. n.e.
David Collins. 32. and Victoria Love, 22.
both of 1060 Westford pi. n.e.
John Oliver. 35, 7 Nicholson st. s.e.. and
Mary McWhlrt. 35. 4810 Bargent rd.
Winiam 8mlth. 22. 412 Virginia ave. s.e..
and Margaret Dorsey. 18, 416 Virginia
ave.. s.e.
Gerald Shlngledecker. 38. 3900 16th st.
n.w.. and Catherine Keller. 31. Colo
rado Springs. Colo.
Thomas Wlckert. 25. and Edith Fechtman.
26, both of 1315 19th st. n.w.
Donald Fleck. 28. Bolling Air Force Base,
and Mary Mitchell. 28. 3619 13th st.
n.w.
Robert Hoffman. 25. Andrews Air Force
Base, and Carroll Markey. 21. Silver
Jam'es'^forowl'ti, 26. Elgin. Fla., and Eliza
beth Altemus. 23. 2100 Connecticut
ave. n.w.
Jesse Staton. 21. 118 Flordla ave. n.w.,
and Hazel Dixon, 19, 120 Florida
ave. n.w.
Daniel Dunan. 41. 1708 Lawrence it. n.e..
and Margaret DeFurla. 31. Mount
Rainier. Md.
Robert Wood. 29. Mount Rainier. Md..
and Dorothy Groves, 29, 1927 Jackson
st. n.e.
William Martin 23. and Mary Perkins.
20. both of o22 F st. n.e.
Gerald Lynch. 18. Marine Barracks and
Antoinette Mlmstedt, 18. 254 8th st. s.e
Charles Odle. 29 3511 30th st. n.w.. and
»„P11J1<UGlenn- 3317 17th st. n.w.
Albert Dawson. 40. 320 Independence ave
ste'’n*w<1 Grae* Hopper- 29. 5713 5th
Wayne Christian. 29. 1909 H st. n.w., and
Nell Hlloerbrand. 27. Arlington. Va.
Eljwood Guyton. 34. Glenarm. Md., and
Elisabeth Bower. 40 2701 28th st. n.w
Carios Cordero. 22. Hyattsvllle. Md., and
Marshal Head. 21. Bllver Spring. Md.
Arnold Gutman . 23 Philadelphia, and
Adele Nurock 22, 8120 33rd st. n.w.
Clln on Dash ell. -lO and Pearl Puryear.
t C3',?°ih y.3 Upshur st. n.w.
John McGrath. 28. 1806 Kenyon st. n w
and ^Margaret O’Neill. 26. 120 Wayne
Jose'Dias 25 1916 17th st. n.w.. and
Dolores Ferro, 23. 2620 University pL
Robert Merchant. 41. 1111 13th st. n.w.
and Dorothy O’Day. 30. 1929 K st. n.w
Jemes Abell. 26. Providence Hospital, and
Marie Hanratty. 24. 4536 3rd st. s.e.
Philip Blake. 35. Bolling Air Force Base.
and Pauline Jenkins. 35. 2107 H st. n.w
Donald Rynda. 24. Naval Air Station, and
Bonnie Olbson. 22. 3106 Channlng st.
n.e.
Charles Vlsconage. 25. 1923 N st: n w
and Hester Davis. 30, 5103 Connecticut
ave. n.w.
It is believed that the moths,
which are responsible for the ruin
nf many American clothes, are!
not native to the United States i
nut were imported from Europe.1
miniature:
BINOCULARS
NO HOCUS-FOCUS THIS. BUT A GENUINE BINOCULARS
WITH 3.SX MAGNIFICATION AND A 26MM. APERTURE OF
OBJECTIVE. IT'S BUILT INTO A GRAIN LEATHER
COVERED METAL CASE THAT OPERATES EASILY AS A
JACK-KNIFE. SLIPS EASILY INTO POCKET OR PURSE
BECAUSE IT'S WAFER-THIN AND CIGARETTE-CASE SIZE.
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