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6:30, WRC—NBC Symphony
Orchestra: Arturo Toscanini
conducts the “Anacreon” over
ture by Cherubini, Mozart’s
“Symphony No. 40 in O Minor”
and Tchaikovsky’s overture to
“Romeo and Juliet.”
7:00, WWDC—Donohue Re
port: John Singerhoff of the
Post and Coit Hendley of The
Star discuss District issues with
Commissioner F. Joseph Dono
hue.
8:00, WWDC, WASH—Twenty
Questions: Bert Lytell 1s guest
panelist.
8:80, WRC—Medicine, U. •. A.: :
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Pat O’Brien stars in “Grow Old
Along with Me.”
10:00, WOL—Community
Hour: The Unitarian Players
present Fielding’s “The Miser.”
10:00, WASH— Chicago The
ater of the Air: Nancy Carr and
Bruce Foote star in Noel Cow
ard’s “Bittersweet.”
Television Today.
8:00, WNBW—AII Star Revue:
Sonja Henie and her ice show,
with guest Harpo Marx.
8:00 WTOP—Jackie Gleason
Show: Morton Downey is guest.
0:00, WNBW—Your Show of
Shows: Kukla, Fran and Ollie
visit.
0:80, WMAL—Saturday Night
Fights: Harold Johnson meets
/
Billy Gilliam in a 10-round bout.
9:00, WTOP—Jeweler’s Show
case: Robert Hutton has the
leading role in “The Bean Farm.”
FM Stations
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5:30 a.m. to 1 a.m
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Bryant Sentenced
To 6 to 18 Months in
VA Tuition Case
Leo M. Bryant, 46, who for
merly headed the defunct Cap
ital Business School, 1903 Four
teenth street N.W., yesterday
was given from 6 to 18 months
for making false statements in
billing the Veterans’ Adminis
tration for students’ tuition and
making false statements on the
cost of running the school.
Sentence was by Judge Alex
ander Holtzoff in the U. S. Dis
trict Court for the District of
Columbia.
Bryant, who is colored, was
convicted last month by a Jury.
The panel found him guilty on
seven counts of making false
statements on vouchers in bill
ing the bureau for veterans’ tui
tion and on two counts of mak
ing false statements on costs of
running the school.
Bryant was named -on the
charges in an indictment re
turned in January, 1952. He re
turned here from Africa to face
the charges. He had been work
ing as a fiscal expert for the
Liberian Government.
Hacker Token Sentenced.
Judge Holtzoff also sentenced
two men to serve from 3 to 10
years each for the yoke robbery
of a taxicab driver, from whom
they obtained a wallet and small
amount of change. The two
given the time are Harold R.
Travers, 20, of the 1300 block
of Stevens road S.E., and Melvin
G. Jackson, 19, of the 200 block
of Tennessee avenue S.E. Both
are colored.
Daniel L. Shirley, 20, of the
100 block of P street S.W., was
given from 40 months to 10
years for firing a gun at his
wife, Mrs. Norma J. Shirley. The
shot missed. The defendant had
pleaded guilty to assault with a
dangerous weapon. Sentence
was by Judge Holtzoff.
Long Terms for Arson.
Two men were given long
prison terms for arson. One of
them, Abram Ellis, colored, of
the 5400 block of Call place S.E.,
was given from 20 months to 5
years by Judge Holtzoff for
setting fire to the building, cloth
ing and furniture at 5318 F
street S.E. Police said Ellis had
had an argument about a gam
bling game before starting the
fire.
The other man sentenced for
arson was Mose D. Williams, 43,
colored, of the first block of F
street N.W., who was given from
18 to 54 months by Judge Walter
M. Bastian for burning clothing
in a house in the 1500 block of
Marion street N.W. Police said
William had had an argument
with a woman friend Just before
starting the fire.
Several persons were sentenced
for narcotic law violations.
Among them was Herbert W.
(Buckle Jaws) Johnson, 34, col
ored, of the 1700 block of Eighth
street N.W., who was given from
one to three years by Judge
Bumita Shelton Matthews for
making a narcotic sale. Judge
Matthews ordered the sentence
to rim concurrently with another
sentence of 9 to 27 months given
Johnson recently on a narcotic
charge.
Testified for Government.
Johnson was a Government
witness at a large narcotic con
spiracy trial and also was help
ful in testifying before a Senate
subcommittee investigating crime
in the District, it was pointed
out by court attaches.
Others sentenced on narcotic
charges included:
George F. Fletcher, 33, col
ored, of the first block of Fenton
street N.E., who was given from
20 months to 5 years by Judge
Holtzoff.
Junius Harrison Lewis, 19, col
ored of the 900 block of W street
N. who was given from 20
months to 5 years by Judge
Holtzoff.
William R. Minor, 28, colored,
of the 400 block of K street N.W.,
who was given from 1 to 3 years
by Judge Charles F. McLaughlin.
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Doctor Describes
Multiple Schlerosis
There are few disabling dis
eases that present the victims
with a more discouraging outlook
than does multiple sclerosis. Sur
geon General Leonard A. Scheele
said yesterday.
Dr. Scheele, speaking to Dis
trict Shriners at the Sphinx
Club, said even though most mul
tiple sclerosis cases have periods
of improvement, “there is no
form of treatment at present
that will surely result in arrest
ing” the disease or restoring the
patient to health.
“The patient,” Dr. Scheele
said, “always has before him the
prospect of a life of total and
permanent disability.”
The doctor told Shriners they
have a wonderful opportunity to
help the multiple sclerosis
patients in this community and
asked them to tell the story
throughout the city of the crip
pling disease.
The local chapter of the Na
tional Multiple Sclerosis Society
is currently staging its first fund
raising campaign.
The disease, according to doc
tors, seems to strike at the pro
tective sheath around nerve
fibers. Often the diease eats away
these fibers, thereby affecting
impulses carried to muscles.
Births Reported
(From D. C. Bureau of Vital Stat Utica.)
BOYS.
William and Catherine Aberg.
George and Rose Ballenger.
Henry and Athalle Blackburn.
Nicholas and Kay Caparella.
Allen and Elizabeth Clements, Jr.
Albert and Bertha Daniels.
Lloyd and Gladys Doliett.
Ralph and Pauline Dugglns.
Joseph and Lucretia Flynn.
Lisbon and Mary Gober.
William and Jacqueline Grlfflths.
James and Arvllla Hall.
Leslie and Mildred KrlssofT.
Dwight and Margaret McCracken.
Earl and Ellen Mldgette.
Julius and Frances Potts.
Laddie and Catherine Rhodes.
Francisco and Anastacia Salvaron.
Jack and Lois Schweitzer.
John and Theresa Sutton.
Virgil and Mildred Thompson, jr.
William and Margaret Whitley, jr.
Stanley and Willie Young.
Robert and Vera Bell.
Robert and Barbara Cross.
Clarence and Shirley Goodein.
Curtis and Dorothy Pearson.
William and Marie Valentine.
James and Virga Williams.
Richard and Anne Allison.
Alexander and Frances Ben.
George and Margrete Burgess.
James and Norma Clark.
William and Donna Dakls.
Frank and Arabella DiTraglia.
Owen and Shirley Duff.
Robert and Josle Ellertson, jr.
Edward and Betty Gearing.
Charles and Florine Grant, Jr.
Dewey and Barbara Guthrie, jr.
John and Dorothy Holleran.
Esellg and Rita Lenga.
Robert and Joyce McKenna.
Michael and Pearl Mudre.
Francis and Rosemary Petonlc.
Norman and Beverly Rosembert.
William and Mabel Saunders.
Lome and Mabel Smith, jr.
Robert and Nancy Taylor.
Louis and Joyce Welch.
Ray and Helen Wilbanks.
Richard anad Hilda Brooks.
Herman and Julia Evans.
Robert and Jessie Morris.
James and Ruby Richardson.
Samuel and Cleo Warren.
GIBLS.
James and Thelma Ackley.
Robert and Helen Bailey.
Harvey and Regina Bohannon.
Jay and Ellen Brown.
Robert and Signa Chew.
Lawrence and Dorothy Fedder.
Leonard and Betty Golombeck.
Edward and Mildred Harrteon.
Robert and Mary Harrison.
William and Mary Jones.
Paul and Marjorie Llpp.
Roy and Mary Maxwell.
Ralph and Mary McCue.
Carlos and Bennie Myers.
Donald and Jeannine Paxton.
John and Mary Rlordan.
John and Pearl Rosser.
George and Constance Squire.
Philip and Emily Thorne.
Frank and Mary Turner.
Richard and Mary Ann Wynne.
Samuel and Mattie Ballard.
William and Susie Bryan.
Nelson and Geraldine Jackson.
Daniel and Mildred Johnson.
Richard and Mattie Lewis.
Chamber and Gloria Marshall.
Walter and Delores Miller.
Ronald and Muriel Scott.
William and Marie Thompson.
Charles and Carrie Whotmore.
Leßoy and Kathleen Williams.
Allen and Rheba Adams.
James and Arlene Bicklngs.
Richard and Margaret Brinker.
Chester and Louise Brown.
William and Mary Cain.
Brooks and Shirley Ellett.
Michael and Anna Glltraud.
William and Nancy Graham.
Robert and Imogene Hargrove.
Gardner and Althea Johnsbn.
Russell and Shirley Kennington.
Joseph and Mable Luszcz.
Buchanan and Margaret McCener.
Ernest and Evelyn Mltzner.
Rudolph and Edna Ness.
Thomas and Gaynell Rambo. •
William and Joan Robinson.
Haley and Edith Smith.
Louis and Bertie Swann.
Emilio and Anna Troiano.
James and Hazel Watson.
Donald and Wilma Branch.
Wilbert and Virginia Davis.
John and Hortense Jackson.
Garfield and Cora Keaton.
John and Margaret McFadden.
Ernest and Doris Randolph.
Robert and Sylvia Stuart.
Ellsworth and Geraldine Wheeler.
Booker and Margie Williams.
Eravell and Arthoila Young.
„ , TWINS
Charles and Phyllis Burton, glrli.
Samuel and Willie Lyons, girls.
Deaths Reported
From D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics.
Ellen M. Jorgenson, 98, 2610 Brown aye.
s.e
Emma H. McCleary, 90. .1033 P st. n.w.
Agatino Reggio. 77. 302 V st. n.e.
Walter Spriggs, 77. 37 Rhode bland ave.
n.e.
Eliza Dyer. 76. St. Elizabeth's Hospital.
Etta Leahy. 75. 1829 G st. n.w.
Elmer C. Mattingly, 72, 3630 Patterson
st. n.w.
Aladisto Mondlcs. 67. Soldiers’ Home.
Esther Kiraly. 66, Silver Spring. Md.
Morris Park. 64. 5102 North Capitol st.
Bertram Stansbury. 64. 3058 Vista st.
n.e
Thomas Costa. 60, Silver Spring, Md.
John V. Corrigan, 59. Toronto. Canada.
Catherine A. Jones. 53. 5012 sth st. n.w.
Marion Fladness, 53, Arlington. Va.
Dorothy Couture, 45. N. Arlington. Va.
Lucille A. Arroyo, 44. 4627 43rd pi. n.w.
Esslworth W. Johns. 40. 48 Independence
ave. s.w.
Infant King. No address given.
Infant Hanson. Chevy Chase. Md.
Stephen Herndon. 85. 4949 Ca 4 pi. s.e.
Fannie Peters. 76. 2710 O st. n.w.
Cleveland White. 70. 509 3rd st. n.w.
Charley Bradshaw. 58. 826 4th st. n.w.
Martha Darden. 56. 633 L st. n.w.
Florence Hlter. 62. 1121 22nd st. n.w.
Stradford Whittaker. 48, 504 E st. n.e.
Roger R. Riggs. 38. 1245 Duncan pi. n.e.
Willie E. Carnes. 35. 900 21st st. n.e.
Mary R. Warren, 35, Freedmen’s Hos-
Inff Dorothy Williams. Freedmen's
Hospital.
Infant Pauline E. Gross. Shadyslde. Md
Infant Eades. Annapolis, Md.
Infant Margaret Madden, 13 Bryant st.
n.w.
Infant Grace Brown. 1345 Girard st. n.e.
Infant Minnie B. Cook. 1821 M st. n.w.
Infant McCants. 65 R st. n.w.
Infant Barbara Johnson. 1416 Belmont
Infant Mildred A. Carter, 773 Howard rd.
s.e
Infant Annie G. Hawkins. Bel Alton. Md.
Infant Games. 2019 sth st. n.w.
Infant Terrell. 139 Bates st. n.w.
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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 holi
days are counted the same as
other days.
John Cambern. 27. 1730 New Hampshire
ave. n.w.. and Laura Dean. 23. 1667
31st at. n.w.
Erie Den tier. 38. Franklin. Va.. and
Violet Stewart, 26, 2646 Connecticut
ave. n.w.
Robert Btevens. 23. Decatur. 111., and
Barbara Payne. 23, 2660 Barney st.
n.e.
Alonso Hlnnant. 49. 1308 Trinidad ave.
n.e.. and Ivella Sanders, 46. 1221
Trinidad ave. n.e.
Robert Lang. 21. 4407 Bowen rd. s.e..
and Joan Griffin. 21. 1216 69th ave.
s.e.
Aloysios Austin. 20. 2110 M at. n.w.,
and Joan Lee. 19, 3208 16th at. n.e.
Bernard Williams. 24. Cambridge. Ohio,
and Frances Oataon. 26. 233 V 19th
at. n.w.
Hugh Maddox. 36. Brewton. Ga.. and
Marie McAdams. 36. 1206 30th st.
a.o.
Walter Brantley. 38. and Nettle White
bead. 22, both of Burlington. N. C.
WlUiam Turner. 21. and Mary Arnold.
22. both of 1315 21st st. n.w.
Joseph Delcoco. 32. 1661 Newton st.
n.w.. and Antoinette Cosentlno. 29.
1900 Blltmore at. n.w.
Benjamin Board. 43. and Elisabeth
Hauck. 36. both of 3500 14th st. n.w.
Raymond Barbour. 31. Topeka. Kans.,
and Elizabeth Chiles. 36. St. Paul.
Minn.
Joseph Spain. 42. Durham, N. C.. and
Helen Richardson, 42. 3453 Minne
sota ave. s.e.
Jay Hamilton. 1r„ 26. Burton. Wash..
and Joanne Kane, 22, Chevy Chase.
Leslie' Merrill, jr.. 33. Bluff Boulder,
Colo., and Mary Mark. 27. 1661
Crescent pi. n.w.
Halgh Relniger, 33. White Plains. N. Y..
and Gaetana Luogameno. 26. Rldge
ville. N. Y.
Gordon Holcomb. 23. Sayre. Okla.. and
Ara Peterson. 20. Arlington. Va.
Robert Hartz. Carnegie. Pa., and Kath
erine Harris, 7608 12th st. n.w.
Bcoble Arnott. 23. East Lansing. Mich.,
and Marilyn Maxon. 24. 3700 Massa
chusetts ave. n.w.
Roger Marcoux. 42. 2231 California st.
n.w.. and Josephine Whitfiled. 42.
Lakewood. Ohio.
Frank Thomas. 26. 612 Independence
ave. n.e.. and Hattie Robinson. 23. 122
Arnold' Biddiex. 25. 3921 Kansas ave.
n.w.. and Bettye Buttler. 20, 1424
Clifton st n.w.
Lavern Courton, 28. and Marilyn Hirsch.
20. both of 2230 Massachusetts ave.
n.w.
Donald Rae. 23. Brockton. Mass., and
Doris Angell. 23. Chevy Chase. Md.
Leon Reaves. 47. 1307 Kenyon st. n.w.,
_ and Lola Burton. 42. 1101 D st. n.e.
Fred Abney. 28. 1331 9th st. n.w., and
Minnie Bryant. 25, 1420 Primrose
rd. n.w.
Edward Garren. 25. 2909 Denver st. s.e.,
and Rita Campbell. 19. Alexandria, Va.
Charles Edward. 23. 4420 Q st. n.w., and
Jessie Hill. 21. Kansas City. Mo.
William Cush. 28. 5014 12th st .n.e.,
and Margaret Grillo. 22, 2564 Uni
versity pi. n.w.
Wesley March. 19. 528 Morton st. n.w.,
and Delores West. 17. 3648 11th st.
n.w.
Dominick Martinelle, 37. 6419 2nd pi.
n.w.. and Marla Gregorio. 34. 722
Marietta pi. n.w.
Thomas Allen, Jr.. 22, St. Thomas. Pa..
and Barbara Goulett, 21. Arlington.
Va.
Harold Duncan. 22. Denver. Colo., and
Estelle Bellavance, 20. Nashua. N. H.
William Hohmes. 38. 1617 17th st. n.w.,
and Gladys Hutson. 42. J. 450 Irving
st. n.w. w
Adoinhus Clark. 25, 717 4th st. n.e.. and
Mary Hailstorks. 28. 125 H st z W
Edward Fogelson. 27. Hyattsviile. Md..
and Ruby Parker, 23. 1918 Blltmore
st. n.w.
Richard Lawrence. 22. Houston. Tex..
and Patsy Wiese, 19. Silver Spring.
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