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Evening star., 1941-06-24

1884 COLUMBIA RID NW.-S4 wk. single
rms double, So: clean. cool outside: 10
min downtown; baths, c.h.w. Adams 1880.
THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th NV
Newly decorated rms. running water:
inner-pring mattresses: 24-hr. elevator.
PRINCE KARL HOTEL. 1901 K st. NV
Clean, attr. room. running water, inner
spring mattresses. elevator: tel. in room
24-hour service. Single. $3.50 up; double,
Sll 80 I'D
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

VACUUM CLEANERS-Gala reopening sale,
rebuilt cleaners as low as S6.95 We are
cleaner parts and service companies in
Washington
Evening star., 1941-06-24

Instruments; Elkhart, $3.50: Holton,
also others: easy terms. Republic 6212.
kits 1870 G st (middle of the block.
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GRAFTON HOTEI,

1l39 Conn. ave. NV; large comfort
mattresses, Singles with running water.
SS.15 wk up; double, 5000 wk. up.
With private bath, singles, $3.50 wk up;
double, Sl7.5O Xk. up
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HIGHLANDS

Conn. ave. and California st.-By DAY,
rooms and bath. dining room, kitchen;
hotel service; day, IS; week, $50: month,
S175; dining room. Linkins Co., Agents,
Evening star., 1941-06-24

TRUMPETS-Sale of reconditioned instru-
ments: Jordan. $3.50: Sargent. S14.75;
Buescher. SLABS; Armstrong. $40 80; easy
terms. Republic 6212. kits, 1880 q ST.
lpniddIe nf the hlOrkl
Evening star., 1941-06-24

REFINED YOUNG LADY. GENTLE. TO
share attr. furn. air-cooled apt. with sn-
other. Diplomat. 942O 18th n " MI 1925.
Evening star., 1941-06-24

BEDROOM SET. 9-pc. man. S95; Virginia
value SS5; 7-pc. dnette, S45; 10-pc. nah.
dining set S115; hall clock; SS5; drophead
Studios. 1920 Conn, Apt. 2l WO. 1863
Evening star., 1941-06-24

Sinsd for sale; built upon hish-srade
ousiisy workmanship; a select group OF
customers. If you are considering o9si-
ness Of your own, 1t is the chance OF
lifetime. Box 343-G. star. 20
Evening star., 1941-06-24

REFRIGERATORS-Ga reopening sale
fNGHoUsE. KELVINATOR, PHILCo. eros
LEY and many others as low as S3S 90;
easy terms You may pay with your hsnI
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GORDON HOTEL,
KTNC-SMTTH STITDTOS

On beautiful 18th St, between Eye and K;
single rooms from $3.50 weekly: double
with twin beds and running water, from
5000 weekly: excellent dining room
Evening star., 1941-06-24

1863. PARK RD. NW.-UNUSUALI.Y ATT
tractive, remodeled, nicely furnished frst-
Moor apt. diving room, library with nre-
place and boOkshelves, bedroom largs
modern Kitchen. Electrolux refg tile bath.
cars. stores; quiet, cultured adults (gens
tlleSl. S65
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NORTHBROOK,
ApARrs. EURN. OR UNFURh.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

FURNISHED APT: 2 RMS. KITCHEN,
August 18th for elderly couple Suburban
Va preferred. Write Box 403H, Star.
UNFURNI ISHED NG-BEDROOM.
kitchenette with electricity supplied.
Must be in refined section and near trans
portation. About $50 monthly. C. W.,
Box III. Star. 24'
BACHELOR APT. FOR 2. N.W.-LIvINd
room bedroom and bath with shower;
preferably furnished, in private home.
Box 144-H, Star.
LIST WITH US FOR QUICK RESULTS.
KILLEN REALTY CO.
Takoma Park, Nd. SH 6S6e
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PERSONAL.

HEMoRRHOIDs ERADICATED BY MY
own method Results effective for life
tirne or morey back. Write for booker. NC
drugs or surgery DIR. SOMMERWERCK.
1883 Columbia I'd Adams 03SS.
IF YOU ARE BOTHERED WITH BILLS
or need EXTRA MONEY for any purpose,
Just give me telephone call You can get
800 and need repay only ST 63 per week
which includes interest. the only charee;
Other amounts in proportion. Just call
JACK SESSIONS, Michigan 65lO -
CHILDREN BOARDED IN PRIVATE HOME
of physicians wife. Best care. reason
able CHI. 26lS. -
GOOD SUMMER HOME WANTED FOR FOR
ln-year-oId colored girl: preferably with
teacher Box 339-G, Star.
HEMS-WHILE YOU WAIT SOC UP IN
cludirg fitting: Reweaving. Refining, Alter
ations "THIMBLE SHOP" 131 18th NV.
MEN, WOMEN! WANT VIM? STIMU-
iants in Ostrex Tonic Tablets pep up bodies
lacking vitamin B-l, iron. calcium phos-
phorus Introductory size ONLY 3oc FOt
sale at all good drugstores.
WANTED. ELDERLY MAN. OCCUPY SOU.
front room. pvt. bath; $50 month. Tray
service Adams 1858. -
WANTED-BOARD AND MOTHER'S CARE
for 2l months boy, weeks or lonSer,
beginning June 80. not over So week Box
81 Star. -
MONTE VITA BOYS RANCH.
RIDING, water and other sports; camp
hres good food; mt. air and water; exc
eounselors and clientele. CHI. 2s5S. "a
Evening star., 1941-06-24

FURNITURE-Beds, secretary. G. z. refrig-
orator mahogany card table porch rockers.
We do moving. Edelman, 1908 Georgia ave.
Evening star., 1941-06-24

1851 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Attractive students rooms and suites
Tor summer months. Cool and pleasant,
Meals in outdoor dining room If desired
Evening star., 1941-06-24

18th and Eye SITS. n.w.-Rooms with bath
and radio for ! person, from SIG per
week by the month for 2, from So per week
Evening star., 1941-06-24

URNITURE-Household furnishings OF all
kinds; maximum cash prices; bric-a -brac,
china Call any time. RE. 1904, ME. 5311
Evening star., 1941-06-24

REFRIGERAToRs. sale. used: rebuilt. re-
possed and new. We have Washington's s
fareest selection at the lowest prices. We
refuse to be undersold. Compare our
prices and merchandise before you buy.
Frigidaire.. Westinghouse; @ E: keiylnaIor' VI
etc. from SIC; up to 3 years free service;
extra large trade allowance i1or We porST ere
CRoSLEY, KELVINATOR, PHILCO dealers.
Brand-new 1910 standard makes in fac
tory crates. 400 of: 5-year factory guar
Bliy before the price increases.
LUX APPLIANCE CO.,
washington's Largest Refrigerator House.
Sl1 9th St. NV. RE. ITO
Evening star., 1941-06-24

KEYSTONE CAMERA. KS: protector. MS:
accessories, etc; practically new. North
Evening star., 1941-06-24

HOUSE FURNISHINGS of 1O-rm. house;
dining rm suite. beautifully carved bed
room and living room; no dealers. ia.
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HILLTOP HOTEL,

: 90 mi. from wash. D. G.: 20 rooms. xoor, ~
eaIh Isrre lobby, taproom furnished
TdoinS ns 6usinss: but am bsfteI s1ns oUpori 90
Cat = bargain. .os there Is. Y no oe''ei 1yp'-
Evening star., 1941-06-24
WITH PRIVATE BATH
FOR GENTLEMAN

Or semi-pvt., twin beds, or single; nsy
Dupont Circle mansion. Dupont 3IS3.
Evening star., 1941-06-24

REFRIoERATORS, new and used: $50 up;
Vnaranfeed up to 5 years: easy terms.
P. o. Smith, 1874 H st. ne. Lincoln 6020'
REFRIGERATORstSe the new lg41 mod
els a e., WESTINGHOUSE. KELVlNATOh'
pHrfCO AND CROSLEY at new low prices.
liberal trade-tn allowance on your old Dox
Easy terms Washington's largest serves
company on all makes refriserators. You
NAV pay with your light bill.
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
E,a tnth gf NV National 1872.
Evening star., 1941-06-24

FURNITuRE-Soia left over from Gus
La France Upholstering Co., 2509 14th
Evening star., 1941-06-24

- Deep-cut sacrifice
prices on over 500 refriserators. in all
makes, models and sizes from Gu. II. to
AZ Gu. Il. We have the largest display
Of refrigerators in various models and
sizes in Washington. We suaasntee not
ard makes of refrigerators with factory
5-year guarantee at Atlas low o1r, prices. sia
antee nj satisfaction We have group
Of General Electric. Frisidaire, Westing-
house: Crosley. Kelyinstor; & Norge; dl1e Leon m
nerfect condition as low as SO. Better
rpefrSeration pettsvS values at Atlas famous low
prices. A group Of reirigerators IN orig,
mai factory cases win be sacrlfcea ora az
easy terms. Unusually liberal trade-in al
lowances. oo,rp.Nv
We aebinefnn's Largest Appliance House.
a2I g ST. NV. Entire Building;
Evening star., 1941-06-24

MEAT BOX. IT. square, 10-foot meat
showcase, 7-foot butter box. Jim Vaughn
meat saw American slicing machine. Ho-
bart grinder coffee mill, meat scales. 4
other sets OF scales two Eft counters,
cash register. Call Oliver S00S for ap-
pointment
Evening star., 1941-06-24

ROOM. KITCHENETTE, BATH. GAS
toVe' REFRIGERATOR, gas and elec incl; reaS,
Evening star., 1941-06-24
BABY CHICKS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

BARRED ROCKS. R. I. Reds. White Leg
horns. Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Fee
Store. 6l9 K st. NV Metropolitan 00S9
Evening star., 1941-06-24

REFRIGERATOR - Leonard, porcelain
Cold SPOT electric, double doors 6 cubic
| feet, sd cubes, in use. $50. Electric chan
| delier for living room, Si.50. liza Ham-
| Him st ~
Evening star., 1941-06-24

FURNITURE-Leaving city; wal bedroom
priced for quick sale B2O5 33rd St NV .
Evening star., 1941-06-24

TROMBONE, "Olds," Radio City model, ex-
cellent cond 500: also two S-inch elec.
fans, like new, S1.25 ca. CHI. 1000, Ext.
Evening star., 1941-06-24
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
c. KessIer

prices paid for mems
sed clothing. Berman's, 1922 eth st. NV
AZ Oman ave- VIII Pali
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02

Although q. Lonis ~
souri,. East 81. Louis = e.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02

Weodpsekefs IN ths desert
tsrs thsir asss- holes = " siast
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
Lone EosIs Says slils
Prefer Noxis 10 b Ii6 y I u
Fsmeus Filler Addresses oJ11lew !
Audience in Sen Fveneise6 Jgoo6ey

osAN FRANCISCO. July 2 -
tR - Charles A. Lindbersh. de-
nouncing Russia and European
entanglements pleaded for an
independent destiny for Amer
lea" amid prolonged applause at
an overflow mass meeting spon-
sored by the America First COM
mittee here last night.
The crowd filled the $4,000
seats of the civic auditorium be-
fore the meeting began and over
flowed into the street where
they listened to outdoor loud
speakers. About 1000 seats were
free.
The audience roared its loud
est approval when Lindbergh de-
clared:
II would q hundred times
rather zee my country ally her
self with England. or even with
Germany with all her faults,
than with the cruelty, the God
lessness, and the barbarism that
exists In Soviet Russia. : -
"But there II one thing upon
which we can agree. upon which
we are not divided. and that II
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
City Purchases
Garbage patker

EAST DETROIT-Following q
full day of demonstration Mon
day, the City Council purchased
a garbage and refuse packer
truck which will handle the
work Of three other open trucks.
The truck, Purchased for So
223 from Paul Rein, the lowest
of three bidders, is a Garwood
Packer. 1t has a capacity of II
cubic yards of refuse which ID
compressed in nine yards.
Use Of the unit eliminates two
extra runs by the garbage trucks
for a district of the city without
also make complete collections
TO "a district Of the city without
stopping to empty it load.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
Munro Ends
Board Term

VAN DYKE-Completing his
allotted service - . member
Of the warren Township Board,
Justice John Munro will turn
over his seat 10 Justice Stanley
Gudxial effective July Z.
Other provisions for seating
Justices on the Township Board,
each justice serves the last two
years Of his term - . Board
member.
Judge Munro II now complet-
Ing the two years Of his ex-
piring term and Judge Guxdial
will start the Anal two years Of
his term, Munro, however, will
return 70 q seat on the Board
after two years a. . result Of
his recent reelection ~ Justice.
Leaving his post. Munro ex-
pressed appreciation for the CO.
operation he has received and
declared Il had been . pleasure
to serve the residents Of War
rem Township.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
Serve Bitter Pill
10 kedIcIne Men

EAST DETROTT-Maybe its
heap good medicine, but East
Detroiters will have to struggle
along without it, the City Coun-
Gil decided, Monday in denying
the application for q permit ia
hold medicine show in the city.
The application by Charles
Morowski and Guy Stanley was
referred to the Council by City
Clerk Stephen Henderson for
their consideration.
It outlined the free vaudeville
show which would make q two
week stand as presenting . SER
les Of entertainment numbers
without charge to the public in
connection with the sale of med
icines.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02

Create New Parish
i'm South MacOInlb

: Creation OF q new Roman
Catholic parish serving . portion
Of South Macomb and q series of
changes In the pastorates of
ether parishes were ordered by
the Archdiocese Of Detroit In the
annual assignments just released
!. The new orders, including the
establishment Of the new parish
become effective Tuesday, July
|. The new parish will have as its
Pastor the Rev. william A. Ho-
ran. now assistant pastor 1t St.
PAul's Of Crosse Pointe Farms,
sand will include sections now
lying within three Catholic par
,11bhes. two Of which are in South
.1Gacomb.
Il will extend across the
County lihe with its northern
limits approximately ut the Nine
Nile Road and it. south limits
q Seven Mile road. Il will be
bounded on the East by Gratiot
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02

avenue and on the west by Hoov-
er Road.
The area now lies partially
At st. Clements in Center
Line. the Rev. Albert J. Field
pausch who has served n assist
ant for two years will be re-
placed by the Rev. Victor Ste
fanac, . newly ordained priest.
Father Feldpausch is trans
ferred to Romeo where he re-
places Father Koelzer.
At Sacred Heart in Roseville.
the Assistant Pastor, the Rev.
Louis F. Fourier, is transferred
to st. Agnes in Detroit and il re-
placed by the Rev. George F.
Gaynor from st. Roses parish in
Detroit.
within st. Veronica's Of East De-
troit, Ascension Of Baseline and
Assumption Of Detroit.
All parishioners included In
the new parish will be notified to
this effect.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02

WILLIAM @. MILLER, h Z
candidate for reelection 70 the
school Board Of District No. 5
Of Warren township. Miller, a.
50 Justice for Warren Township,
has q record Of six years service
on the board, four Of them ~
Secretary. During his admins
tration, the school debt has been
refunded with large savings,
four additions have been made
to the three schools Of the dis
trict, and the playground has
been improved.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
$1,000 Gel
Pay Boosts
Stets Ruling
Cveotss Problem

oLANSING. July 2-(R-The
civil service commissions swift
action in giving immediate eff
feet to . salary hike for approx
imately IL. 900 state employees to-
day left departmental heads
searching for . Sc, 500, 900 "cush-
ion" for the increase.
Budget director Leo J. No.
wicki declared the commission 9
approval yesterday Of q $100-a-
month minimum for state service
created q problem for every de-
partment, especially the hospital
and liquor commissions and the
welfare departments.
The $4,000, 900 figure was ad-
vanced by civil service director
Thomas J. Wilson, who said that
increase might be offset to q
great extent by q wedding out
process"
He stressed the fact, however,
that some provision must be
made for increased salaries in
the hospital and welfare depart
ments.
Nowicki said that If q "reas-
enable" fund was deemed neces-
sary by the latter two agencies,
4 request for aid might be made
TO the emergency appropriations
committee. Any Substantial
requirements, he said, would
have to be acquired through
other steps"
The revised wage scale affects
the bulk of the states 1900
state employees. but Wilson esti-
mated only 1900 will get In
creases. Raises will 60 TO ap-
proximately 5000 now receiv-
ing less than 500 . month and
70 5000 getting between 800
and $50 q month. ne said.
Wilson asserted that the com
mission was on the right track
and that the compensation in
crease would secure economy
through efficiency" rejecting
the "old fallacy Of securing e.
ficiency through economy"
The commission yesterday
also adopted resolutions barring
strikes by state employees and
eliminating entrance require
ments for unclassified state en-
ployes.
Commissioner Alex J. Groes-
beck, former governor, present
ed the resolution which would
result In discharge Of any strik-
ing state employee and included
In il 4 demand that the liquor
control commission provide Z
list of all employees who partici.
pated in q liquor store strike
last month.
What action would be taken
against the striking liquor store
employees was not disclosed by
the commission but Il indicated
the outlaw" resolution would
not be retroactive.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
Final Drain Article
Reveals Opposition

ho0k-up when q new plant 10 re-
Quired!
These are but Q few Of the
more obvious questions to be an
swered before Macomb County
officials will give wholehearted
support 70 the present plan for
the master drain systsm.
They consider the sum to be
realized from treatment charges
1t Detroit-currently set at As
cents Per 1000 gallons-to be
ample 70 amortixs and maintain
. new and larger county plant.
The question Of time carries
no great importance since . plant
could b. constructed within the
two years that Il u estimated
the whole drain system would
require 70 install.
This one question represents
the only objection BY the various
municipalities which will even
tually bear the charges of the
master drain and BY the County
at large.
Since the funds for 4 new
County Disposal plant are readi-
ly available and the cost Of SER
vice by Detroit could be con-
vertsd to maintenance Of such
q plant. they see no pressing
need for losing County control Of
q vital system such - drainage
and cast their lot with Detroit.
They can - nothing gained
by tying.in with the Detroit sys-
TEN and can, on the other hand,
see that Naeomb may eventually
share any headaches or added
financial burdens % result Of
this agreement. They obviously
favor the construction Of . plant
which will serve the same pur-
pose - Detroit's and still remain
under County control.
What the outcome Of these de-
sires by the County officials will
be cannot Be said at this time.
Actually the whole project still
hinges on the decisions Of Wash-
ington.
The previous decisions by
Washington 70 favor this section
with more than $50, 900, 900
worth Of arsenal plants and in
directly cause the location here
Of q multitude Of allied indus
tries have brought only addition
al problems TO the various SEC
tors Of the County.
The Federal government Gre
ated the most pressing problems,
whether with advance know
ledge or only after investing
heavily in South .Nacomb, and
the County feels the Federal
government should take. the
proper steps b relieve the stu
alton.
But, since the County will
have 70 continue 70 live with,
and by, any actions taken now,
It desires that some confederation
be given the future well-being
Of the County administration and
the residents Of South Macomb
long after the passing Of the
emergency has erased the Fed
eral governments deep interest
in q solution 70 the urgent prob
lens now fnced.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02

Priced hunting rifles have
been turned over to anti-para-
chute troops by King George Of
England.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02

A kitten Il considered . cat q
nine months by most cat clubs.
Heligoland means Holy Land"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02

that ~ or0 ready - 0ee -
Ameriea X Tie nesd slseulA evu
arise"
Lindbergh responded WITH -
gazing grins % the ov1tien NGfe'
greeted him and hIs Nth, -
foruSog AIMS Morrow, - 49,
took 1Aeir plaeoe a ~ ~ y
form Win ether 1pook1ro: ~ <!
or Ksth1een Nesfis, aelruqp HI
lisn Cir. and 8enatog 313
Worth Clark of ldaho. sssl NM
But hiS mouth wore oFinq ~ 4
when Ne spoke q ssino0kSu = li y
ist peopAgandA,' = csonrno n1fn & =;
"A refugee who peoDo =
the eangplank and 49, 1 q az =
il acclainned q = ~ 1u|9 J
frsedoln. n native hqg1 II
lean who opposse wor D e01 Z
q NH eolumnist.* sss sa1s !
Originally. Helioulan1 1
ured l3O miles ronn6 ut M s
er and The - haWe - q
>>AAAA~~AH~, f IN f>t,sf,4{{7
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02

a Chimes must learn Ut least
$50 characters IN ORDER - -
oble % reed his native loaguAoo.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
Send Them
to Pail
Judge

NOSxvnLE-Some Judge In
this sector will And himself In
the middle In . case involving
. conflict Of the laws Of man and
God II Edward Dehn doesn't
get more quiet during his sleep
ING hours. EZ
Dehn, who resides ct 2123S
Darkman, advis ed Roseville
Police he would take The mat
Ter to court II his neighbor's
cows didn't stop bowlinS Ut
might.
IS The neighbor, sdvised Of the
cosnplaint commented that cows
Win jnst bawl anytine 0hey
want % Be MIXED. 1he boA31ed
efftcse's report sdnl6 deScat
with Ia observation That b
doasn't - how . judge can stop
~ cows BY IN ordsr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
i. ). IndiCts ;
In Gem Robbery

The federal grand jury today
indicted three men in the daylight
kidnap-robbery OF New York
jewciry salesman here near Briggs
Stadium last August 20 in which
SIS. 900 in jewels was obtained.
The three are Frank Williams.
AZ. arrested recently i'm Omaha as
he left court room where he had
been cleared Of another jewel rob-
berry charge; Herman +. Banning,
seized in a blaze OF gun fire in
Chicago a. he left hotel there,
and John McMann, AZ, also ar
rested in Chicago
The Indictment charges the
three. all ChicagoanS. with Violat-
ing the national stolen property
&C, by taking loot across state
lines after forcing the jeWelry
salesman, Samuel r. Weiss, ~, 10
drive TO Bcllevlle Mich where
they allcgedly tied Inn up. III
are 20 be returned here for trial.
said Assistant Un+tCd States Atty.
Thomas = Thornton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Fred Drews a. Luena Gruebner 40.
Ray W. Nellis. 50 Josephine * Cote. 81.
Grant Robert Brookes. "a; June G"endo-
Ign Shells. 70
Louis Anthony vnale. %; Alice Mildred
Melvin Edward Order. IS; Lucille Virginia
Rocco Aiesssndrtni. "a: Angela csprsrs 10.
Richard g Heidt 81 Helen Mckinney. 30.
Joseph Edward Pevo'sr. % Essay Cole
Wellington Baker. 81; Hazel csyan-
Julius + Kish. "a Elisa Koyacs 20
Ernie Hiiiman Brooks, 70 Joyce Leone
Rober, j. Isxiow. %, Beatrice Marcella
schock 10
STANLEY Napsrko~ski. 20 Dorothy Rosi,a
Frank Thomas Gornick 20; Doroth.a Viz
ginis Bueluw. II
= ) Merchant Jr ~ Betty 81 John, n
Raymond h. PoIzin. "a Frances lie
John Joseph pAses. IS; Barbara Jean
Robert Ru,henberg. ~ Helen Reich.
Alssrt Weiss. 20 Emma ~ Wilkinson. 81
John L. Hatcher. SO Cassie Devers. s.
Csrmsn Louis confort. % Helen kwia'.
Grover cart f'e-r,ioiz, Catherine Mat
William r M0CIUskey 81 owe c EdicE-
Carson william Lapp, 20, Madeline ksler
Nelson. 20
Gerald J. Clary. q Virgins Sand -.
James Tsrhirref % Eloise White 20.
William Ricnsrd Bertrand. 20 Rose Mar
Stark 70
sam II-ruitz 23HJaRs Betty Inter.
berger. n.
Richard = Retsr Is Elizabeth MAY
r4ssrd N,rin L'e'od' Al; There"
sslAy, -
Vernon Amer, Armhrusr %: Margaret
Hughes IA
Robert 4. PRYOR. %. Ruth y Pierce %
Arthur E.EAAkA-aa-R eA.tlce kulauHhl. 20
ROY siders 81 claire Brsnkiey. 30
walter Kaczynski u Helen sowa. 20.
Sick Fenc-k Al Katherine BA4a.H an--
frank & Timts % Betty VI Sch~ao, %
Pichard c. FAgan. - KathrSn Purdy. q.
Robert J. steele, % Agnes a. Mon
roe %
John 81 Marshall % airline ~ Eusly. %
George Paul Kaiser. -. Marion Grace
Igel. ~
w0ian Van wAne. %: virEinis Erma
BAR o.
Joseph K,vslski. ~ Stella Burtusik ~