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Miss Marcil Applies

For Citizenship

On April 18, Miss Jacqueline Marcil, a student at Strayer Junior College of Finance in Washington, D. C. started proceedings at the Naturalization Clerk’s Office to become a citizen of the United States. Miss Marcil was formerly a citizen of Canada.

Witnessing the swearing in ceremony were Col. and Mrs. Charles King of Ben Venue and Mrs. Katherine Riley of Amissville.

After a short waiting period and a court decision, Miss Marcil will become a citizen of this country.

Miss Marcil is the granddaughter of Mrs. J, L. Walter and a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Stanish Riley where she made her home until she entered Strayer College.

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