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Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-10-03
THE POETS C0RNERED

Why must all the poets sing
Of the pretty trees in Spring?
Why not blow off all that st can
With sonnet to ice-cream?
Why on earth must they all write
Of the lovely stars at nj ght?
Why not dedicate, instead,
Verses to some buttered bread7
What is there about the moon
That makes all the poets swoon?
I would rather there appear
Rondeaus to a glass Of beer.
l know that their poetic souls
Tend toward more aesthetic goals,
But they should strive to be concrete
And simply write Of things to eatI
--Chaz
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-10-03
NEW BOOKKEEPER FOR G. C. S.

The admin stration office wi to remind resi-
dents once more that persons who do not report
births and deaths wi thin 10 days are subject to
fine of $25s
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-10-03
W. yeaR Acc

Er. Braden announced that Officer Panagoulis has
completed his at the Institute for Training
In NUM- CT pal Admir- stration. He passed.
Assistant Fire Chief Walker completed course In
Fremens training at the Univ.of Nd He passed too.
Howard Custer worried about the brutal treatment
accorded Greenbelt trees by local irresponsi BILE
youth.
Editorial1y the Cooperator upheld the tradi tonal
American Wright to Gripe. The practice continued.
Three counties declared war on syphilis in the
Audi tor1m of the commui ty Bui lding.
group of visiting archi tects approved the
thettc qualities Of Greenbelt's color scheme.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-10-03
PERSONAL ADVERTISEMENTS

Ride Wanted: Leaving George Washington Uni versity
at Pm. on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.-Knsley
Greenbelt 5O46
NEW BOONEEPER FOR G. C.. S.
Harry A. Dempsey of Silver Springs, formerly a
teller in the Prince Georges Trust Company bank in
attsville, has been selected BY Greenbelt Consumers
services to take over George todsdon's bookkeeping
duties, according to official spokesman.
The new assistant manager will probably not be
chosen "for at least three months.n
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-10-03

See Judge Freeman if you want to declare your
intention to vote in Maryland.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
New Series Start
Today in Pacific
Coast League
By UNITED PRESS

San FranciscO'S Seals today at
tempt what seems to be an impo5-
sible feat-lick the Oakland AcornS.
Having lost seven out of 10 exhibit
ton games to The AcornS. Mana ger
Lefty O'DOul was hardly in a posi-
ton to give out expansive predic-
ttionS of victory. but he WhiStled
through the graveyard nOnetheleSS.
The Seals will start Cyville JOrgenS
on the mound opposing Jack Sal
veson the beSpectacled one. Tues
day games at Emeryville henecforth
will be played at night.
San Diego, which can proudly
boast to leading the Pacific coast
league today moves into Hollywood
for a seven game series. The Twink
lers. under their new manager. Bill
Sweeney. split pair with Seattle
in the abbreviated opening series
while the Padres took their Oonc
game from Arnold STATE Los An
geles Angels.
Seattle plays Sacramento under
the arc lights each night through
Saturday with a day doubleheader
Sunday. The SolonS split a pair
with Oakland after being rained
out opening day. POrtland's Beavers
who showed their war clubs against
San Francisco on Sunday, visit Los
Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
Today's Sports Parade

think thcrc'd even be any second
round. He's sucker for my kind Of
fiphting.'
You mean this kind of fighting
up III an office building at noon,
with Louis in Detroit l Ventured
to ask from the working press seat
on the window sill I had taken
when the fight started.
Nav" the redhead said, right in
a ring, with Just me and him going
at it. But they won't give me a
chance. They bring in bum like
Pavchek and he is so scared he cant
even hold his hands up. And they
talk about letting Conn fight for
tho title, when everybody knows
he couldn't hurt his sister with a
stick, and is 50 skinny Louis would
bust him apart with one punch
It must be a tranquil domestic
scene indeed when Burman, Demp-
Scy and Waxman get together to
talk business. Burman has no use for
either one of them.
That Dempsey could do me a lot
of good if he wanted to, but try to
get a head of him. He's too busy With
that night club and re 5taurant of
his to bother with me. The time he
gets through making up what they
gonna serve for dinner and shaking
hands and signing autographs and
flying all over hell to referee fights
and wrestling matches, its winter
again"
What about Manager Waxman?
Doesn't he have the best interests
of his fighter at heart and bound
from bed with the sun to further
his cause?
yeah, WaXman bounds all right
but he bounds at racing form to
get his parlays lined up Hes horse
crazy Maybe if / was a three year
old mudder he'd pay me more mind
1t amt helping any to have Demp-
sew and Mike Jacobs sore at one an
other. Not when Mike runs boxing
the way he does.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
Bulldog
Nine


CalcXico high school, the
power in Imperial Valley
league baseball for the past
II years, was again tabled
as the team to beat in loop
play this season, but the experts
conceded two other league teams
chance to win.
Brawley high schools baSeballers.
who open the season against Ell
Centric Friday in Brawley. are rated
as the stiffest opposition in the
path of the CaleXico Bulldogs and
the Holtville Vikings are not con-
sidered a pushover for any team
in the league.
Holtville, under the tutelage of
Coach T S. Walker, have the best
hitting club in the league, and with
some pitching and fielding improve
ment will be hard to beat. Holtville
plays in CaleXico Friday.
Experts generally agreed that Ell
Centre was just in the race to fill
out the loop, but reports from the
Spartan camp indicated Ell Centre
might be tougher than sports writ
erS will concede. One source pointed
out the Ell CentranS had never play
ed their full strength lineup in
practice game.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. April >. err
Trading wa generally SLOW.
Asparagus: Local jumbos 80 g;
select S-sizc Do, Palos jumbo &c;
select 6i.-7c; eX fey Sc; san Luis
Obispo large -; Imperial bunch
ed fey Sic.
Cantaloupes: Imperial pony 3is
&G5p-S4.op. Pom Orange pack $50
$40; Pony 45s $4.5o-S3.75; It'd AS
S7.Ou.
Cucumbers: Imperial flats 36s-46s
$500: fey SD; choice Sl.oo-$ l2o; ;
Aothouse local per dozen eX select
S1.25: -elect SI.l0; san Diego flats
: dozen OK ~ $2.5G-$3.75; fey $500
$275: fey $2.o0-S2 %, Is S1.25S 81 30;
= 75-$125.
squash: White summer Imperial
VIZ & CoaeAella $l.5o-$l75; flats
5 2j-$1.5u san Pedro $500; Italian
Imperial q Coachella $l.4o-$1.75,
san pedro lups $l.75-S2.00: Laguna
Ecach sl.S1-$ .3n; No. = To-; san
Bicg" Si-5o-S1.75; light col"rcd 90
s.r; yellow ctookueek Imperial ca
cAella crates Sl.75-S2.oG: local ba-
1ana j.. Hubbard i.
Tomatoes; inland & Imperial g.
top. $2.1n-$2.75; 12-tops $2.25-$2.5o.
rs Sf25-&i5o. - s5-S1oo; loose
luBS J"-T5c. lop-e lats 5o-G5c: Goa
cAclla 9-lop- $I.15; L. $2.5", It's
81.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02

l20 Low HURDLES. Osuna (jr)
,. Morgan tjr), g. Thompson (Sr) i.
tlme-l46.
HIGH JUMP / Koike Csr), and
Johnson GD, tie-3. Ritter (so
heights feet inches.
100 YARD DASH. Morgan Cjr
>. King tSr), 3. B. Rhodes (sophD
tlme-l08
60 YARD RUM. Carson (soph)
?. Westmoreland CSr, 3. Fabares
ljr) time-l:50.
300 YARD DASH--l, King (sr, 2.
Rhodes Csophl, 3. Kodama (su,
time-109.
1920 YARD RUN. Rex Gr, 2.
Feeney 'srI, 3. Patton CsophD
time-4l4
RELAY. Seniors.
CLASS c
POLE VAULT. oswald CSoph. 2.
Hester, Horrible, Henry. Kawashi-
ma ttle), height-9 feet.
SHOT Putt. Pullenza GD. 2.
NdRagaWa tJr), manner (SOpn)
diStance-35 feet inches.
BROAD JUMP. Kato (sr), 2. Golf
,slp, 3. Wylic CFD. dlstance-l6 it.
l20 YARD LOWS-l. Alarcon fr)
Derrick 'sophD and King jp.
tie at l54.
HIGH JUMP Alarcon fD. 2.
Kato and Golf CsD, tie, height
5 feet 4 inches.
$50 YARD RUN. Wylie fr), 2.
Henos CfrD, 3. Pullenza Jr, time
1;43.3
100 YARD DASH-l. Alarcon fr).
>. Thanner CsophD, 3. Hester fr).
tlme-109
50 YARD DASH-l. Alarcon fD.
, Ishimura CsD, 3. Chickahisa
frD timc-57.
RELAY. Freshmen.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
Plans for City
League Underway

Plans for organization of the FL
Centre city softball league were
underway Tuesday following meet
ing Monday night in which repre-
sentatives from Imperial. Holtville,
and Seelev offered to enter teams.
A second meeting was set for Fri
day night at 7:30 in the firehall
at which time plans for valley
league will be discussed. Teams
from Calipatria. CaleXico and Ell
Centre might be formed to fill out
a six team league. All games would
be played in e. Centre stadium.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
BY HENRY MCLEMORE-

NEW YORK. Apru .. up A
fellow fOrgetS to bolt and bar his
door on all fools dav and the next
thing you know a red headed prize
fighter with e:afe in his eye and
a grievance in his voice is knocking
out Joe LOWS over b. the waste
paper basket
Red Burman was my unlnVited
yia!tor. H cam" II without q knock
but Dctorr ! could get ham out he
mad put tno knock on Jack Demp-
"v vino oUn5 part oi hls contract:
on Max WaXlnan who manages
him; Promoter Mike jacobs; heavy
Wnght Champion Louis and such
assorted innocentS a Arturo Godoy,
Bob Pastor, Billy Conn. Tommy FAR
and Johnny Paychck.
The verbal fight. Burman waged
with LOUIS, and which saw him lift
the title in two rounds, vas one Of
the ncrcoat encounters Of all time.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
SPORT SHORTS

This Is league opening season IN
Imperial Valley There's the B
softball league in e. Centre the
valley high school baseball league
opening Friday El Centre high
opens its track and field season
Saturday in a meet against Impe-
rial. Holtville and Central Jaycees .
Brawleys Bowling league at the
Bowlmor opens this week and the
FL Centre City and Commercial
leagues open this week Com
mercial league play at the Bowling
Palace began Monday night .
Freddie Mastick. of Robertson Tire.
fired the first strike" Pete
Buzukos had the highest three
game score. a 526 Tom After
baugh OF Haas Bros. had the low
est. three game go score 49,.
monday afternoons nterClasS
track meet at FL Centre high re-
-ealed the Spartans Will have added
strength in the B and c divisions
.his season and VII be slightly
weaker in varsity i. =. BraWley, CO.
1avorites, in the county meet in
May, has better balance than E.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
BENCHW AIMING
by Burdette Kline
.Post-Press Sports Editor

Centre but the SpartanS Will pic
up a eood number OF points with
a share of seconds and thirds :.
Best performer II the meet Mon
day was Edward Alarcon. class c
freshman .Alarcon took a first
in the so and 100 yard dashes. tied
for first in the hurdles and won the
high jump for 4 total OF IS points ...
He also ran on the winning relay
team 49,.
They're counting rather heavily
on Alarcon's speed to Go some good
in football next season too
e. Centre high Will be we'll forti-
fec in the pole yaulting division
with Tuffy Hester in the varsity
division. Alan Munson in the B
division and Gene Oswald in the
c division All are aiming for
new league records
Brawley will dominate the sprintS,
however. since Jack kirkpatrick did
not turn out for the track and field
team . . Kirkpatrick failure 10
report for track TaS somewhat Of
a disappointment 10 Coach Hanson
and TO track fans IN general
Coach Hanson in particular .
Kirk comes from a long string OF
track stars which included a cousin
Leroy and brothers Juan and Reed.
Jack Bowker. Calexico's football,
basketball aid tennis star. could
probably be the best quarter-miler
IN the county if he tried for that
event Hes fast, has a long
easy stride and could condition
himself TO run the event as fast as
a valley athlete ever turned the dis
lance 9, . not excepting the remark
able Myrel Gillett
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
Hoppe Wins 18th
Straight Game

CHICAGO. April .. oUPl-Willie
Hoppe meets defending champion
Welker Cochran. San Francisco.
Calf. tonight in a match that may
determine whether the former hoy
wonder will win the worlds cham
plonship Of three cushion billiards.
He defeated Otto Reiselt. Phila-
delphia, so to AZ. last night to bring
his string of victories to Is without
a defeat for an unprecedented
record. Five games remained in the
$4,000 prize tournament and Hoppe
hoped 10 win each of them.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
EI Cenfro Meters
To Play Grossnont

Ell Centre high school tennis team
will Journey to Grossmont Saturday
to meet the foothillerS in the first of
a series of home and home mactheS,
according to Bill Maxwell, tennis
coach.
On the same day four members
of the tennis team, Jimmy and
Fuzzy Nichols, Jack Hens and jim
ME Riedy. will attend the Monte
bello Glass c tournament.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
BOWERS
TakeLead

Hatton bowling team held at least
a temporary lead in the Commercial
bowling league Tuesday following a
81 victory over Robertson Tire
Monday night. In another league
match Coast Counties Gas and I'm
perial Hardware tied. %.
Harris Garage. which was moved
into the high bracketed City league,
defeated Haas Bros. 40, in an exhi-
bition game. Imperial Irrigation
district will be dropped back to the
Commercial league.
Harris will bowl Doc Dupont to-
night in a City league game. Other
City loop games will match State
Employees and outlaws and 1880
and SherWoodS.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
Ti|den 10 Retire
As Active Player

HOLLYWOOD. April 3 up
Big Bill Tilden. who outlasted the
champions of his era and still beats
many OF the present crop. said to-
day he will lay aside his tennis
racquet shortly and embark upon
the career of a teacher.
After nearly two decades of hea-
W firing in the tennis wars and
still going strnog while the Demp-
Seys, the Babe Ruths and the Man
@ Wars long since have entered re-
tlrement Tilden says active tennis
will be secondary from now on. He
will conduct his own tennis school
at a swank Westside hotel as soon
as the west coast professional cham
pionships are ended.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
BimeIich Made Prohibitive
Favorite in Kentucky Derby

y EN Okk, ApIll = "
Evidently nobody bothered
to inform the bookmakerS
that April fool officially end
ed at midnight because the
second Can-over OF Kentuck Derby
future odds came out today and
there was Bimeleoh-2-1. 10 and
2-5 TO win. place or show
This time the Joke isn't on the
suckers alone. 1t may sound a little
like horse biting man. but the
bookieS don't like the odds them
selves.
The reason is that despite the
record short price and despite the
"lmorS that Bimelech'S training has
been retarded by the midwest cold
wave. more money has been tossed
over the counter on Col. E. r. Brad
ley'S horse than on all other l26
Derby elgibleS combined.
Take it or leave it. the new quota
ton is all YOU can get. For few
days after the books opened Blme-
lech was 81 and for almost two
weeks he was 2i2-l. But If you judge
by the play the hard-boots are
giving the book operated by Veter-
an James J. Carroll of St. Louis
the price of the Idle Hour colt will
sink 10 even money in another fort
night,
CAROLS book shows the Derby
as more Of one-sided event than
ever before in its history Never
before has horse opened at less
than Al and never before did a
price drop below that figure be-
fore the horse in question went
out for his first practice race. Bime-
lech hasn't even quit his barn. and
the Derby still is 80 days away.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02

y
in the 22O and 100 yard daShos.
RESULTS
Class 4
POLE VAULT-l Hester CSrD ,.
CroWeu jrD.
SHOT PUT-1. Stevenson ,jrp. ,.
Hughes CirD. 3. Zlnn ,srp.
20 YD. HIGH HURDLES-1. Peters
'sr', ,. Vogt 'Sr'. 3. Tsujimoto
,srD.
BROAD JUMP Crowell tjro, ..
Shigematsu CsrD. 3. Slovak tjD.
distance. II feet, 7 inches.
100 YD. LOW HURDLES-l. Tsu-
jimoto osr. ,. Claude league
Cjrt, 3, Hester Csr. tlme-l44.
$50 YD. RUN. Price Csr. ..
Rhodes CSrI. 3. Anderson 1jr,
tlme-2:174
HIGH JUMP. Robertson 'soph>
2. Hester tsrI. 3. CroWell tjrD.
height-5 feet inches.
300 YARD DASH--l. Sandez ticD.
?. league Jro, 3. Peters osrp, time
-23.8
100 YARD DASH-1. Sander jcp.
?. league Gn. 3. Peters osr).
tine-l0.5.
MILE RUM. Jones Cso, ,. Dixon
tirD. g. Zlnn 'srD. time 5:273. .
440 YARD RUN TCaguc tJD. ..
Burke tSrl, 3. league grp time
-628.
RELAY. Juniors, .. Seniors.
CLASS b
POLE VAULT. MunsOn (sr.
heights feet, inches.
SHOT Putt. H Alarcon FL, ..
Lee CsophJ, 3 Smith cfrp, dist
33 feet
10 YARD HURDLES !. Morgan
GrD, 2. OSuna 'JrD. ;. Thompson
tsr), time lO.2
BROAD JUMP |. KolEc cD. ..
Lao 'srb. ,. Ritter 'sr', distance
-l8 feet
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
Bee SoftbaU
League Opens

Ell Centros Glass B softball
league will open tonight at Ell Cen
tro stadium with CocaCola and City
Employees scheduled to clash. Other
games this week match 20-30 and
Golden State Wednesday, District
Shop and Cramers Thursday and
District Office and Telephone Fri
daV.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02

STROBE. rated with Kenny WaSh-
ington as one of the greatest Negro
football players of all time, is I'M
defeated since turning to profess
sional wrestling and will be heavily
favored to defeat Matheney in the
valley match.
Manlopig. who has drawn more
customers than any grappler on the
coast, will be rated an even choice
against Box Car Jacobs.
In the curtain raiser Ramon Sew
lila and Sonny Lamont will clash
in a bout which will provide as
much cloWning as wrestling.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
PIRATES WIN TWO

BISBEE. Ariz.. April ?. up
Rip Sewell today was to hurl for
the Pittsburgh Pirates who meet
the Philadelphia Athletics here at
ter winning both ends of a double
header from the AS yesterday at
Phoenix. 81. and 8-5
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
DODGERS WALLOP
CRACKERS. 1872

ATLANTA. April ?. IUPl-The
Brooklyn Dodgers meet the Atlanta
Crackers of the Southern Associa-
ton today il the second game OF
their three game exhibition set. The
Dodgers walloped three pitchers for
90 hits and a 1872 victory yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
hogue to Box
Robinson FRIDAY

Bigboy Hogue, curly haired twin
from Jacumba. will meet Baby Face
Robinson in the six round main
event at the Coliseum Athletic club
Friday night.
Hoeue holds one decision over
Robin son
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
Markets at a Glance

stocks higher in moderate trad
ing.
Bonds irregularly higher.
Curb stocks mixed.
Foreign exchange finn.
cotton steady.
Wheat /. 10 :. cent l)wcI, corn
to Oft -.
Rubber higher.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
GIANTS WIN

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April 2,
cUPD-The New York Giants and
Cleveland Indians play again today
The Giants marked up their second
win in three starts over the tribe
8-6 YESTERDAY behind the pitching
of Cliff Motion and Jim Lynn. -
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
81 Boxers Compete in Tourney

"a, RAMENTO Cal, April IP)SixtH college boxing
qualified intercollegiate boxing cham
pionip Thursday Friday and
Saturday California
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
YANkS DEFEAT
MISSIONS, 9-3

DALLAS. Tex. April ,. up
The New York Yankees meet the
Dallas Steers TODAY. A SIX run
splurge by the Yank5 in the seventh
inning yesterday downed the San
Antonio Missions. 9-3.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
Strobe, Mdnlopi9
To Headline Mat
PROGRAM Thursday

Woodrow Wilson Strode UCLA football great AND
Pantheon Manlopig, Filipino champion OF the world VIII
share the wrestling spotlight in double main event at the
Ell Centre City Limits Thursday night III matches
against Hank Matheney and Box Car Jacobs.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
Central SEM orS
Win Annual
ntercI ass Meet

FL Centre high school seniors Monday afternoon won
the annual norcaS track and field meet the Central
track, chalkng up 157 points compared to 1913 for the
juniors 90 for the freshmen II for the sophomops and
10 for the junior college. Ted Sander turned in the only
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
CUBS LEAD son
IN SERIES

Ell PASO. Tex April . UPD-Thc
Chicago Cubs and White Sox meet
again today. The SoX beat the Cubs
Yesterday. 10 6. at Bisbee. Ariz.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
l.. A. GRAINS

los ANGELES. AprlT = ITTT"
Wheat ,o,
No, / hard white -. l.67 r * q
No. soft white -. Sl.6't- LIZ n
Barley oo
No. Bri. west 46 lbs. 20 10
Corn No. yellow -, 81 'o' .9 ,p-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
Wander Nicer Routed Again

COLUMBIA S. C., April g. P)Bucky Walters for the Smcih
Boston Red Sox will be the
opposing pitchers Red 80 lead OIL
Johnny Vande Huchins
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-02
l.. A. HANKS
LOGAN BUTTERPAT

Los ANGELES. April >. d'PI
TrdnSa ...-............. Dte - =
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HENDERSON, m DISPATCH MONDAY MAY 20 1910
West End Presents
Elaborate Oberetta

West End school presented The
Frog Prince, and attractive and en-
Pertaining operctta Friday night in
the high school auditorium before a
packed house. The audience was
very apprcciative, and enthusiastic
cally applauded the songs and dances
Of the children.
The characters showed that they
were well trained. They performed
with an ease which was unusual in
children OF their age. Their COS
tunes were very colorful, with the
coicrS harmonizing beautifully to-
gethCr. Many Of them were very
elaborate.
Miss Helen Kimball was the music
director, and Miss Sarah Sterling
Price designed all the costumes and
directed the doll dances.
The main characters included the
king, Bennett Perry, Jr.; the queen,
Myrtle Aston; the princess, Helen
Person Young; ana the prince,
Jackie Turner; the frog, Billy Bryan;
The butler, Bobby Bryan; the gypsy
Ann Workman: and the leader Of the
peasants, Harold CrOWder. Each OF
them had lovely costume, and theil
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-20
Present Operetta
At Central School

"Mothcr GooSc'S Party" is the
title Of the Opcrctta which will be
presented by the pupils Of Central
school Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock,
in the school auditorium. a small
admission fee will be charged.
The following characters will take
part:
Mother Goose-Mrs. NJ. B. Gar
rctt.
BOY BIuc-Snclair Newman.
Little Tommy Lin-George Wat
klnS.
DiddIc Diddlc DumpIn-Sam
Watkins.
hanuy Spandy-Frcdrick Garrett.
Little Tommy Tuckcr-Hannah
ruth Garrett
Gcorgy Porgy-Tucker Smith.
Marjoriy DaW--Pcggy Snow.
Jach-Clcc Barrier.
Little Mamie Etticoat-Magda-
lcnc AskcW.
PolIy--Ircnc Thon;as.
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