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Evening star., 1940-05-12
lack Cad Ridden by Hughes Steals Horse Show With 6Foo nch Lean
20 Years Ago
In The Stor

Young Frank Ellerbe has
earned the regular third base
mans job with the Mats, whose
game with Detroit today has
been called OIL due to wet
grounds.
The interhigh title is between
Central and Business, both un-
defeated In series play.
Lew Tender, Philadelphia
lightweight, scored a T. K. o.
over George Papln, European
champion, in their fight at Jer-
sey City. Papin took terrific
beating before the fight was
stopped.
Marion Hollins, the last Ameri-
can lett in the British women's
golf championship, was elimi-
mated by Molly GrifIith, 6 and 4.
Fred Taral, jockey who rode
for Baron Rothschild In Ger
many during the war, was mar
ried at Greenwich. Conn.,, to
Edna May Albert. This is Taral's
second venture, his first wife
having died two years ago.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Meet Marks Go as Nuvy
Trockmen Beot Duke

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 11.-Sev-
eral academy and meet records were
broken here today as the Navy
bested the Duke track team, SO
to 81.
Mile run-won by Freuchtl. Navy: sec
% 2Td, Proienius. 5n Duke: third, Jones. Duke.
44o-yard dash-won by Hopley. Navy:
Duke Time, 5l.5 seconds.
second, HerzSerser. Navy: third. h vsil,
Duke; so Time 10 seconds
Navy; SECOND, Rae, Navy: third, Porter.
:, ~ sso-yardA Ae run9won 1os sas0nSs' 81 De L.tour,
somsry Nans sesHnd SaVy Hfaes ms Nsyy ss third Mont
=, 2ao-yard run.won By By Herzberser.
Duke. Time. ss.s vss seconds oass' '"''o: 0f0"n'
Two,mile run-Won by Brett, Duke: Sec
Sndi 9lsa Turner. Navy third, Clancy, Navy.
,r:2 22H,yard n.uH: Low low hqrdles.won BY Bunt-
ting; sbofnNt Navy. Win Time; + 24s seconds;
ond: Laeh. Duke; third, Opp, Navy. Dis
Pole yault-Won BY Montfort. Duke;
Hssbi fseend Hsnson' son Navy third Fyles. Duke.
High iump.-Won BY Cooper. Navy: Sec
1nd: d: tie between WillHott and Moyer.
op5s Discus HetSht fsst 9M - hs: inches;
Distance, 157 feet 5 inches.
second. Cluster; Navy: third kari. Navy. Navy.
Brad vi. Buy bs II sa;'s: s:,,
Distance, 21 feet 6 inches.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
GaIIaudet Trackmen
Mark Up 62-to-37
Win Over LoyoIa
Sweeps Points in A0
And Shotput; Three
Events Cancelled
~ the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Gallaudet's track team turned In
. 62-to-37 victory over Loyola Of
Baltimore yesterday In q meet run
between showers.
The winners swept the shotput
and 440-yard dash.
insufficient entries caused cancel.
lation OF the pole vault, discus throw
and 120-yard high hurdles.
Summaries:
High jump--won by stebens tG); sec.
Ynd; aelsht 51Hofs0 IT, in '''; 'n'rd' N0v'k d.
Broad ,jump-Won by Stevens tG); sec.
ond Backman CD; third, Novak a.. Dis.
''sss sSotpst&won - T. S b. By Mrtobr.d tc,; ,.e.
ond, Malzkuhn 90; third. ohison a.,
Jayelin-Won BY Melzer %; second.
MSIrko6r.d MI 60; third. Miller toD. Distance
10O-yard dash-won by Novak L,;
sTscond 5sckman Oh; third. Pollock tG).
Es:y:n @ third ss Gs:s a.s:sa g. @
emile run-won by Latz to,: second.
Dicfson go; third. Misniewski D. Time
2ao-yard lox hurdles-won by Shove
e.; e.; rm. ssscna :sss Phillips 90; third. SoSaf
s2o;y.Id dashzzzwon by. B.ekman o..
1sGoeo Time s4 Psiilips 'e); third Stevens (d).
Mile run--won by Misniewski CL); sec.
ond; Field G); third. Dickson 60. Time
44o-yard dash---won by Phillips tGl;
Time 1854.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Preukness
Continued From First Page.)

value Of this 50th Preakness, which
was suspended for 20 years after the
inaugural in 1873, was $73,365. The
value to the winner was $50 ,230 net,
plus the historic Woodlawn Vase and
a gold miniature to be retained per.
manently by the winning owner.
The handle on the eight-race card
was just short of a million-s977 ,522.
When Bimelech was led back to
the winners circle after the race
young Alfred Vanderbilt. president
Of the Maryland Jockey Club,
honored Jockey Smith, and Gov.
Herbert OConor of Maryland the
oretically presented the vase to
Bradley. A few minutes later, after
California imported blanket Of
black-eyed susans (colors of the
Maryland Jockey Club had been
flung over Bimelech, young Vander-
bilt paraded to Bradley's box and
presented the old gentleman with
the gold replica of the Woodlawn
Vase. The replica was in honor Of
the jubilee Of the Preakness.
Third Win for Bradley.
Col. Bradley, at the finish line to
see Bimelech fash across con-
vincing winner, thus witnessed his
third Preakness champion. He won
in 1917 with Kalitan and again in
1882 with Burgoo King. He had
tried eight times.
Earlier during the day a threat
Of rain hung over the historic hilltop
course and Maryland supporters Of
the Old Line colt, Pictor were pray.
ing for it. The William L. Brann
horse, eighth and last all the way
in the Kentucky Derby. is known as
superior mudder and Marylanders
wanted to see him running on his
kind of a track even if the process
involved in making it muddy meant
general wetting for everybody.
But Brann, who last year won the
Preakness with Challedon, aban-
doned all hope Of an off track by the
time the third race rolled around.
The sun fought its way from behind
the clouds and dispersed them. A
1dSG IIdCk WIS dSSuIcQ.
Many Notables at Track.
The crowd, one of the largest In
Pimlico history, assembled early and
jammed the rambling wooden plant.
AS usual the Colonels Lady, and
Judy O'Grady were on hand.
Among the celebrities were Sena-
tor and Mrs. Arthur Vandenber9,
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, Postmaster
General James A. Farley, Brecken-
ridge Long, former Ambassador to
Italy; the Governor of Maryland
and Mrs. Herbert O'Conor and
Stephen T. Early, secretary to the
President.
Also at hand were Gov. Herbert
Lehman of New York, Mr.. and Mrs,
Jack Dempsey, Gene Tunney, Wins
ton Guest, Col. E. r. Bradley, owner
OF Bimelech Che missed the Derby
due to illness: Col. Matt Winn of
Kentucky, Senator Allen w. Bark
ley OF the same State and his run.
ming mate, Senator Happy Chandler.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Arlington Hall Show Results

exned e,S, BY Robert 4. Young, ridden b
Ellie Leh; % second Dunstsr, owned by Mrs.
powell third. Headrock. owned By Fenton
Fadeley. ridden BY Mercer Fadeley; fourth,
Irish b1 Mis- arfsl f.b owned by Mr. Youns' ridden
Junior N jSmpsrss1won by Me.aroet.
Gss Tdsn sse0nd Ss R & Sy 4nse
Gabriel, owned BY Landon School. ridden
by Jack Deveraux; fourth, Commanche
owned BY F. G. Kleeman. ridden By Jean
Novice hunters-won by Sly Portia,
owned by sprinssbury FERN. ridden BY
Srey FsSbacF 81 I third bunsta8' Dun oe Owned % 5;
Mrs. Mcdowell. ridden BY Miss Mcdowell;
sGSF nsH eH~ ef
By sprinssbuss Farm, ridden 81 shiIiss
f. a'fi Pissost fidden s. pousl.s
third, HI Ho, owned and ridden BY Lisbetf
Stieg; fourth. Inclusive. owned by United
States ss,s Goyernment' ridden by Capt. Charles
western Hish School; second: Arlinstol
Ioa1t Msn Team arnsson ss Han ines 4e.m lsoaon
Road hacE~won BY Billy DO, ovnee
~ sprinesb9ry Farm. ridden bg lsr: Mrs.
Miss Henry; third. Scarlet Coat, owned
and ridden by Mr.. Owen; fourth 0lor,
Road. owned BY Mrs. Lee, ridden BY Mr.
Fishback.
owned and ridden by Capt. Charles Nc.
CIeliand; second, Killarney Gray, ownes
john Collier: fourth. Mount Carmel. owned
BY Fort Myer Horse Show team, riddeE
1Ssht1.iSht Et hunters-won by scarle
Coat. owned and ridden BY Mr.; Owen
second Biily Do. oEned BY sprinsh:eH;II| = VII
Speed Demon, owned BY Mrs. D. \. Lee
ridden BY MI. Fishback; fourth. Gahby
Scamp. owned By Gen. Henry ridden D.
ChaiIen1e class. Maryland uniyersit
vs.. Arlington Hall-Wcn BY Arlineton "a
team, composed Of sally eexard q Hoas ~,
Holden On 6omanchs and Due alnshaf
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Six Records Beaten
AS {. u. Trackinen.
Defeat Hopkins
Cards Mop Up in Races.
Foes in Field Events
Of 4-to-62 Meet
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated PteSS.
BALTIMORE, May 11.-Five meet
records and one Johns Hopkins mark
fell as Catholic University nosed
out the Blue Jays, 64 to g., in the
dual meet today at Homewood.
Rosenthal, Hopkins weight man.
set new meet and Hopkins record
in the discus. tossing the platter 129
feet 4 inches. He also set a new
meet record in the shotput with a
heave of 43 feet ~ inches.
The teams were strong where their
opponents were weak. For instance,
Hopkins swept every first place in
the field events and won all three
places in the high Jump. But on the
track, Catholic University took every
middle distance and distance race as
well as both hurdles. In the half
and 1-mile tests, Catholic ran one
two.
1Q0-yard dash-Won BY Brundige. Johns
third. Weschler. Catholic University.
23o-yard dash-won BY Brundise John,
Timt YsTsity = .o9 third. ola1eT. Johns Hopkins.
.44o-yard run-won b, o'Keefe. Cath
olic University: second. Jeners, Johns Hop
Fins; Fins thru thru Milks' Catholic University.
Sso-yard run-.won BY Doyle. Catholic
University: second; o'Keefe. Catholic Uni
Time TTfias.t'; .oa,s third 'efers' Johns Hopkins.
Nile run-won by corbett. Catholic uni
4;29:s. SNex meet reccre5 D> lime
ol,c vqJmils in1Hsr,,,1 Ign-Won BY corbett. Cath
TCD.in; third. Aoones; As 5ohns 5as0 HoDeins' sehn.
lS0.yard high hurdles-Won BY Wall.
sity. Time. o:ie.s. s'on oa'n0nc oniver-
220syard low. hurdles-won BY Wall.
CsehoIlc oi;t ,uniyersity second; Hutton. Cath
Heg5,ssi g,ass T,%s; ~ ssss'' ''.mund' Johns
1e2sit1 H1philns; th;e h;;eeond staut,er Catholic Uni.
h.sh ;u%p.Wonre reei 5, lddffnssi dfsssri. pobson,
Hhusther; Hue az Of Johns Hopkins. tied fof
shotput.Wcn By Rosenthai, % John. uo,.
kins; second, Orsinski. Catholic UniveP-
n',t.nes f5iy; third ccnlon catholic University.
IT, Javelin-Won BY Holman, Johns Hop.
thIrj; thns; second; sareiss, Catholic University;
II f..s e'shsf ~ ness. Ssn!.srssS ns1 nj: 81:
:, Pole vault-won by Pardew, John. Hon.
sity: % tSirS tSsSr6nd i,, M0utsnot Gstholie Univer-
Helsht, ii feet. '"'l' university.
:, Discus-Won By Rosenth.l Johns Hop
thrd ths isfEndi sIlnai.s safhSn gstholie unyersity:
l29 feet inches (new meet and Hopfin;
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Central Tracksters
Set Three Records
In Tome Victory
Hayden Runs 440 in 0::5O
Flat; Mile, HoIf-MiIe
Reloy Teens Swift
Special Dispatch to The Star.

PORT DEPOSIT, Nd, May H.
With its athletes setting three OF
the five new records and winning an
other event, Central Highs track
team captured the class A cham
pionship Of Tones annual interscho-
lastic track meet here today with q
total of 43A points. Baltimore Poly
was second and Franklin and Mar
shall Academy third.
Al Hayden was Central's individ-
ual record-breaker, running the 44O
in so seconds fiat, while both its
mile and half-mile relay teams low
cred the meet time for their events.
The half-mile quartet of Harten,
Dunn, Porter and Zuppa negotiated
the distance in 1888, while the mile
foursome of Thomas, Norris, Edger-
ton and Hayden went the route in
1892. Zuppa also won the 220.
ssO-yard run-Won by Peifer IF. 4
NJ; M second; stoll !Poly); third, Smith
WoSdroT ssSly.rd WlisSnl. Us sSwd Time 2y5;oo. ,
trad; second, Marx (Tome): third. Porter
Central; fourth. 1nslis (Poly. Time.
220-yard hurdies-won by sancourt
SGermantownl; second, Culin (Woodrow
Wilson,: third, Lindenhurst tCity). Time.
26 seconds tnew meet record).
Half mile relay-Won by Central (Har-
ten. Dunn Porter, Zuppa); second. Gil
man; third Tome; fourth, City. Time,
:33. & tnew meet record
=. Mile relay-Won by Central fThomas
Norris, Edserton. Hoyden); second, Poly;
third; City; Time, 3:292
1O0,,yard dash--Won BY Show (Wison, ::
sea1Hs sfsGnd ,2"1,p 1uyPa o GcsntraD third sross
120-yard hurdles-Won by Alexander
West Nottinehan) second Culin wood
row Ts Wilson,; third. striblins Poly,. Time
Pole vault-won by Herman (Penns
Grove); second. TORY est. Andrews); !;
third: Pettar (Central): fourth. Ettley
.F. 4 M Height. IL feet (new NEE.
Brosa iump-wen BY Gross tPoly); sec:
spoiy,: fourth. walsnta t cits5. pistsnes psasnai
Shot put--Won by TORY tst. Andrews):
second Belgrave (Per Koomen); third,
CULLEN IF. q M: fourth, Walk (Gilman)'
Distance, 81 feet 10 inches new meet
High >iump-won by Alexander Not
tingham): second. TORY (st Andrewsl; !;
tnlrd. Marshall !Poly; fourth. Bass tcen-
Mile run-Won by Amman troly): Sec
ond Peifer IF. Il NJ: third. Starr (City);
fourth. Treger tWoodrow WILSON, Time
436
44O-vard dash-Won bv HAYDEN tcen-
trail: second, Marshall fPoly,: third. TIL
man (Poly: fourth. Edee.ton fCentraU
Time, 80 seconds NEW meet recorO.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
YoIe's Terrific Closing Squirt
|OverhouIs Stubborn N. !. 7.
Crew in Derby Day Race

sweepswingers won the Goldthwaite
Cup over the 15-16-mile Henley
route, Yale captured the major
honors Of the four-event afternoon
program with junior varsity and
varsity triumphs. M. I. T.'s fresh
men saved the day from being a
total loss for the Engineers.
The varsity boatings:
Yale-Bow, Ed Beard: 2, Stanley Liv-
insston. jr.; 3. George Goss. jr.: 4. Charles
Aberg 5, Dick Could 6. Charles Ru-
precht; Z, Fred Cross, jr.: stroke. Bob
Wallace; coxswain. Buckley Myers (cap.
tain.
NJ. I. T.-Bow, Phil Phaneuf; 2. Bill
Folberth Captain; g.: Alex Poskus; 4,
Mueller; 7, Bob Church; stroke. Joe Ga
win: jr.; coxswain, Mike Blancsrdi;
Syracuse-Bow. Bob Emery; 2, Bill Hall;
g. BERNARD Tainter; f. George Hilnnser:
5. Rogers Waugh: 8. John Moore (cap-
tain): T, Howard Hadley; stroke, Gen
eral Bradley: coxswain. Paul Hart.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Gonzogo Nine, Netmen
Turn in Triumphs

Gonzaga High School scored a
double victory yesterday, downing
Woodward Prep nine, 1875, on Ben
ming Field, and defeating the IIoyola
High tennis team, 4-3 at Baltimore.
A triple by Elmer Raba of Con-
zaga in the first inning was high
spot of the ball game
In the tennis matches, Ed Erwin
and Bob Shortley took singles en-
gagements and teamed for Con-
zaga's lone doubles win.
Next Thursday Gonzaga will re-
sumo athletic relations with George
town Prep in ball game.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Best Athletic Award
Given Fant as "
Honors rs Boys
Silver Stor Pin Winner
Sets Pace in Several
Foil, Winter Sports

Fourteen-year-old Stanley FAINT
was designated the outstanding
athlete of the boys department of
the Y. M. c. A. last night as 125
others received sports awards for
fall and winter athletic accomplish
ments.
FAINT, treasurer of the junior
gymnastic leaders club, is a silver
star pin winner for having been q
member Of a representative "Y" team
for three successive years, a regular
on the "Y" Hawks 105-pound basket
ball team, a member of the junior
tumbling and wrestling teams, win
ner of the 1899 Christmas athletic
decathlon for Glass c and 40 winner
of the Eastern decathlon for the
same class.
He also is the District A. A. U.
wrestling champion of Glass A, 101
pounds.
Owner Clark Griffith of the WASH
ington Baseball Club; Walter john
son, and A. D. Willard, general man
ager of the Columbia Broadcasting
Co., took part in the ceremonies,
which were supervised by Arch Nc
Donald.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Capital lacrossemen
Romp 10 Victory
Over Virginia
Assured Average Better
Thon 500 for Season
By liz Triumph

Goals ratified into the net like
buckshot yesterday as the Washing
ton Athletic Association lacrosse
team swamped Virginia, 11-2, in its
final home match of the season at
Central Stadium. The Cavaliers
never seriously threatened.
Johnny Muncks, Washington at
tack, tipped in the first point IS
seconds after the starting whistle
and the big parade was on.
Roger Hall counted for the visitors
IL minutes after the start OF the
second quarter and Capt. Carter
Parkinson sent another into the cage
five seconds before the halftime
whistle.
It was Washington's fifth victory
and assured the young club of a
better than 500 average for the
Evening star., 1940-05-12
No-Hit Come Features
In BOYS Club LOOP

A no-hit game by Peewee Western
as he pitched his Arlington nine to
a 6-1 victory over the Georgetown
Grays was the feature of four games
of the Boys Club Of Washington
League played at Western High Sta
dium yesterday.
The only man that Western
walked scored on two errors in the
third inning to deprive the hurler
of q Shutout.
Other games found the Washing
ton Flour nine routing the George
town Boys Club, 21-0; the George
town Blues tripping Chevy Chase,
60, and Police Boys Club No. 10
whipping Hearst A. c., 7-3.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Princeton Varsity Club
Resumes on New Busis

PRINCETON, N. j., May IL
Donald G. Herring, jr., Al, has been
named chairman of a committee Of
six Princeton under graduates to
revise the now inactive varsity club.
The club, originally limited in
membership to holders of major let
ters, will be revised to include sports
managers and minor insignia wear
ers.
Its aim will be to meet and en-
tertain visiting teams when they
play at Princeton.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DERBY. Conn, May 1l.-Yale's
veterans, in a terrific closing squirt,
overlook a stubborn M. I. T. crew
in the final 100 yards to win by
three-quarters of length in the
feature event of the traditional
Derby day regatta today. Syracuse
trailed the victors by over a length.
The Blue oarsmen closed the q
mile pull on Housatonic River at a
40-strokes-a-minute beat, jumping
it up from a IS in the grueling
stretch sprint. M. I. T. had led up
until that point with Syracuse out
of contention almost from the start.
The Blue finished in 1919 As.
M. I. T. was clocked in 1922 is and
Syracuse in 1925 As.
Although Harvard's 150-pound
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Badger Secondary Power
Tops Gophers in Meet
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
MADISON, Wis, May 11.-Four
new meet records were established
today as Wisconsin's track team de-
feated Minnesota, II to IS.
Wisconsin took only six of Is firsts,
butwon on secondary strength.
Records were made by George
Irvine, Minnesota, with 49.5 seconds
IN the 40; Irven Lilejegren, Min
nesota, with 8 minutes 285 seconds
IN the 2-mile; Edward Buxton, Wis
consin. with 1888 in the $50, and
George Franck, Minnesota, with
II 8 seconds in the go.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Middies Score on Ronae

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, May II R.-
In an outdoor rifle match, Navy
today outshot sharpshooters from
the list Regiment, New York Ma
tonal Guard. 2,294 to 2,195.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Sweep in Jump Decides

EVANSTON, ILL.,, May II UP.-A
clean sweep in the broad jump en-
abled Northwestern to nose out
Iowa's track team today, 66 to IS.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

Goals-Deckman t3), Muncks (2). will
psnh;s2 1ams e. Badenhoop. Diamond. crantz,
mond; Crantz. Sothoron, Bowie, Cockey. w.
5sdenhoop, Kane, Hawkins: tvirginia) whit
Referee-Mr Mitchell (Md), Umpire
Mr.. Machemer (West Md.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
St. Paul Stickmen Ahead

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, May II R.-
st. Paups Schools lacrosse team
continued its winning march by set
ting back the Navy plebes today.
8 to 6.
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the bluefisn, 1t Is one of our favor
lite food fishes. 1t is In the same
class with the mackerel and the
pompano. It Is to be found in
most of the markets and it is al
ways in demand at the best stores.
The flesh is savory and sweet The
only drawback is that the fish must
be handled quickly since it does not
keep well.
Anglers are delighted with the ac-
tive, high jumping, unyielding fish.
1t knows how to jump high, wide
and handsome, dive with the swift
ness of a bullet and rush madly
away with the ohok. These qualities,
Of course, are thrilling to sports
men. BY sheer strength and force,
after one has given the bluefish
considerable play. he is at last pulled
aboard.
The bluefish is deep blush above,
slightly tinged with green and sill
very below. The second dorsal,
caudal and pectoral fins match the
body color. 1t is a stout-bodied fish
with a deep head, slightly pointed
nose, and a mouth filled with sharp
teeth.
There are some secrets the blue
fishes have been able to keep. Their
spawning grounds are yet to be dis
covered. 1t is believed their eggs
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Island to Brooklyn
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Terrell. 1t. Col. Ralph de P, from Sioux
Falls, S. Oak, to Fort Sill.
INFANTRY.
Hurley, 1t. Col Patrick j.. from Denver
to Fort Sam Houston.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Matlack, 1t. Col. Frank S., from Lam
caster. Pa. to Camp Grant.
Bohlender. Mai. John F.. from Los Angeles
to Camp Grant.
Hawley. 1t. col Paul r., from Carlisle
Barracks to Camp Lee.
Martin, 1t. Col. Joseph l., from Chicago
TO Camp Lee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-28
Births Reported

Fernando and Evelyn Amis. girl.
Lee and AVA Anderson, girl
raul and Marjorie Bernhard. jr., boy,
Wallace and Mary Brook, boy. WV
Louis and Thelma Brown. girl.
James and Doris Burritt, boy.
Tn 1tw ana selma Compton. boy.
William William and Harriet Crawford. girl.
w m,an nam I ana Chloe Davies, girl.
Clarence and Ruth Day. girl.
Eugene and Mary Hawkins. girl.
h Tonne and nd Gathering Hodge. boy.
Richard and Mary HUNT, boy.
Paul and Sylvia Jernigan, girl.
H lucy and Florence Lockamy, girl.
John and Gladys Morelock, girl.
Daniel and Marie Mullen. girl.
TAYLOR and Ida McDsniels. boy.
Burnell and Marguerite Pethtal girl.
EDWARD and Hosionna Reese. boy.
Barton and Eta Richwine, girl.
Glenn and Helen Schmitt, girl.
fofres and and M Mpam T Trssg s sGy
Wesley and Edna Walbert. boy.
Ralph and Dale Welsh. boy.
OTIS and Vivian Young. boy.
Moses and Hattie Bealey. girl.
Ralph and Mary De Vile. girl.
John and Martha Glover. boy.
Preston and Matte johnson. girl.
Jessie and Gertrude Jones. boy.
Edward and Gertrude Lucas, boy.
James and Mabel Mercer. boy
BENJAMIN and Maxine Moore, jr., girl,
Layton and Emma Mcdonald. boy.
Norman and Catherine Perkins, boy.
Harry and Flora Presley. girl.
George and Violeta Rowland girl.
Queen and Dosha Seward, boy.
Maurice and Mildred Stevenson, boy.
Robert and Rosa Stokes, girl.
Henry and Crela Waddell; boy.
John and Louise williams, girl.
William and Susan Wilson, boy.