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Evening star., 1943-05-30
Mrs. r. T. Schlosbere
To Attend Weddin6

Mrs. Richard T. Schlosberg, wife
OF Col. Schlosberg of North Airing
ton, will leave Tuesday for New York
to attend the wedding of her daugh-
ter-in-law's sister, Miss Marjorie
Kopf of Brooklyn. to 1t. Garland
c. Black of Washington, after his
graduation from West Point.
Mrs. Schlosbergs father, Mr.. Ed
ward j. Farrell, has come from
Portland, Me, to make his home
with her, 1t. Richard T. Schlosberg,
jr.. with Mrs. Schlosberg, recently
came from Florida to spend a few
days with his mother en- route to the
State of Washington, his future as
signment.
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Collins>Easter
Wedding Held

Announcement is made of the
marriage Of Mrs. Frances Easter,
daughter of Mrs. John Hubert Mills
and the late Mr.. Mills, to Mr.. Harry
Collins, u S. ~, son of Mr.. John
Kelly Collins of South Carolina and
the late Mrs. Collins.
The ceremony took place May %,
the Rev. G. G. johnson of the Me-
mortal Baptist Church officiating.
Mrs. w. w. Traylor attended the
bride, who wore for the informal
wedding navy blue suit with white
accessories and corsage of orchids.
Mr.. Edsel Miller, U. S. NJ, served
as best man.
Evening star., 1943-05-30
HALF A LOAF .

Half q Ioof is better thon
none. A good big Ioof tsoy two
months on a eruise) would be
perfect. So would o medium
size Ioof Of three weeks at the
seoshore or at the mountoins.
But thot's out for the durotion.
lnsteod you'll hove to try q lot
Of little "Ioofs" this summer.
Week ending con be ever 50
much fun. And 50 con pienies
in Rock Creek Park. Or q eonoe
ride up the river. And If you
have enough Of such outings
spoeed out over an entire sum-
msr, you'll feel os if you've been
on perpetual vocotion insteod
Of your regular Two weeker."
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Miss FonOrof Here

Miss Rosalie Fonoroff is spend
ing three weeks with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Marc Fonoroff before
resuming her studies at Ohio Uni
versity. She had as her house guest
Miss Helen Field of Cleveland. Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph H. Ross of New
York and Blackstone, Va, also were
guests
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Corale Pilgrim,
1t. Smith Engaged

Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Corale Pilgrim,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred D.
Pilgrim, to 1t. Edward E. Smith,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Smith
of Watkins Glenn, N. Y.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Hurbans Return

The Czechoslovak Ambassador
designate and Nine. Hurban re-
turned yesterday from New York,
where the latter has been with
her mother and sister, Mrs. Bozene
Boor and Miss Vera Boor. Nine.
Hurban went to New York while
the Ambassador was travelling with
their President, DR.. Eduard Benes
Evening star., 1943-05-30
HOltZWOrths Here

Mrs. A. N. Holtzworth, who has
been the guest of her son and
daughter-in-law, 1t. Comdr. and
Mrs. E. c. Holtzworth of South
Arlington, was joined yesterday by
Mr.. Holtzworth, and both will re-
turn to their home in Huntington,
w. Va, in a few DAYS,
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Mrs. Ma9ill Awav

Mrs. James Milton Magill, jr., Of
Suitland, Md. has left for st. Louis
to join her husband, who is sta
toned there with the Army Air
Forces. Mrs. Magill has been max
ing her home with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Evans,
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Mrs. Scott Home

Mrs. John w. Scott, with Janet
Lee and Judy, wife and daughters
of 1t. Col. Scott of North Arlington
has returned from a weeks visit
with her parents, Col. and Mrs
Walter P. Shipley of Westfeld, N. j.
and also in New York City.
Evening star., 1943-05-30

HEADS u CONN AVE. OF CONN.
AVE. Go on your lunch hour and
save time, by eating your lunch
con under a dryer. Two shops: In
Bethesda, 7248 Wisconsin Avenue.
Phone OIL. 1916 In town. 1923
CONN. AVE. Phone DE. 581l.
Evening star., 1943-05-30

c u is and
coif'eurs
d e S 1gned
for WAAC,
W A v E ,
M A r I NE
and SPAR
s e r vie e
caps -. at
H E A D. S
An ~NyNY
Evening star., 1943-05-30

enough 1OT your
c o n v e nience.
The House OF
Emile" at 1921
c O n n e c ticut
Avenue, Emile,
Jr., at 528 18th
Street, Emile in
t h e Mayhower
Hotel, Emile, Jr.,
OF anon yIyi1cor
Evening star., 1943-05-30

SN
all sorts Of men,
tai gymnastics
" o n d ering
where to take
you. But you
can e ase the
81 t u a t ion by
S u g 6 e S t i n g
O'D N NELL'S
crA I'D TT
Evening star., 1943-05-30
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houses, photographers.
The demand for man
nequins Is great-but
if you wish instead to
take the course for
self improvement -
you will learn how to
walk beautifully, to
enter q room and sit
down gracefully, to
nerfecf vollr f1p1Ire
Evening star., 1943-05-30

Z nAb WAAo
ROOM of the
Hotel Raleigh
a n d s o
popular for
lots Of rea-
S o n S; tn e
timely revue
OF su m m e r
t q S h ! o n S
Music by Bert
Evening star., 1943-05-30

SodO, n "1ONSu
pair of trousers
don't de-
S p a ir! The
STEIOS CON-
PANY has a
staff Of skilled
workers W h O
will repair the
damaged spot
Evening star., 1943-05-30

cent your sum-
m e r costumes.
Many are per-
forated to assure
air = conditioning.
G ra c e full and
beautiful for par
ties and dancing.
One particularly
healit,if,ll m ode1
Evening star., 1943-05-30
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IS DROGNOsTICAT1NG." A
''A tall dark man Is going
to call you up and take you to din
ner one evening soon. He will prob
al
Evening star., 1943-05-30

A t t er the
plastic insole
Is softened
on the Elec-
trio-Con n
former, it So
lidifes as you
W a ! k on it
or q fe W
m O m e ntS-
Evening star., 1943-05-30
4ryumQ Ke T10wx
\ Az ~%34eQene

Z" WALKING IN coloR"...
adds Joy to your step.
ROsS-sATURN still has a colorful
collection Of colored shoes to ac-
Evening star., 1943-05-30

famous for those delicious tang O.
the sea" platters. You'll love the
nautical atmosphere-the ships
cabin, the Captains table, and
other ships parts. Drop in for
luncheon, for dinner or supper.
Make 1t the place to 60 after the
theater or party. Two addresses In
the same block. Many dining
rooms. 1921 e STREET and 1907
e STREET.
Evening star., 1943-05-30

chanical ma
chimes, plus
steam bath.
walking ma
chine and ex-
e re lie, 20
t | m e S, $40.
ot-reducing
m a c h ! n e S,
steam b a t h
= ~L@u,o~
Evening star., 1943-05-30

10 times, SIS. Ten half-hour mas
sages with steam cabinet or lamp.
s25. Ten one-hour treatments with
Swedish massage, $35. 1929 F ST.
MA. 1856.
Evening star., 1943-05-30
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" RALLY1NG GROUND.
when you're famished
for snack Is THE TOP
FOUNDER which offers infallable
Evening star., 1943-05-30

and apply makeup artistically. In
dividual instruction. 1911 CONN.
AVE. DU. 0404 or WIS. 1866.
i" UB-A-DUB-DUB" Z.
cottons take to the
tub. Gay cottons. sturdy cottons.
dainty cottons! All on the most
Evening star., 1943-05-30

AINlaDle NTulS WIFI
soap and water and
drying in the sun.
And In the busy
summer days ahead
you'll find their
washability more
important tina n
ever what with
shortages Of help
and time. Priced
Evening star., 1943-05-30

IS THE SHOW GOES ON".. {.
Saturday after Satur-
day week after week. It's the
FASHION SHOW luncheon in the
Evening star., 1943-05-30

Bernath and his orchestra; lunch
cons from 81. The show starts at
l pm. For reservations-call Mr..
Arthur-NA. 1910.
Evening star., 1943-05-30

Blvd, in Clarendon. Virginia;
Emile. Jr., In the Dodge and Meri-
dian Hill Hotels, all offer impecca-
Bile Emile service. If you have had
trouble getting an appointment
or If you're rushed for time-make
your appointment during the morn
ing or early afternoon hours at
either Emile branch in the Dodge
Hotel, Phone MA. 5460, or at the
Meridian Hill Hotel, Phone co.
1000.
i" MODEL SITUATION
THELMA DOYLE will
teach you how to become a manne-
quin-for fashion shows, wholesale
Evening star., 1943-05-30

sdAdcosgZss1lQA oeao'iAui III co
comes In white,
red and black summer s,lede-and
will be . wise choice for your SOON
expiring No. II stamp. ROSS
SATURN also features SAKS
FIFTH AVENUE discontinued"
footwear-and other famous name
shoes at remarkable savings.
Priced at $5.95 to $10.95, formerly
up to $1S75. Sizes 8 to 10. Widths
AAAA to c. 1923 CONN. AVE.
Half block below Dupont Circle.
Open to pm. daily; from 9 am.
to 8 pm. Thursdays.
{" EMILE COVERS THE
TOWN" No matter
what part Of Washington you live
in-Eanile has a beauty salon close
Evening star., 1943-05-30


linens whites
and natural-in
ribbon edged
large sailors and
coolie b r / m S.
There is also a
group Of much
wanted straws
and some Of
the loveliest lit
tie white POM
Evening star., 1943-05-30
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and moulds itself to the exact con-
tour Of each foot. Wonderful walk
ing shoes. Helene suggests you use
your precious NoA II stamp and
provide yourself with perfect per-
sonalized support, matches COM
fort and good looking shoes for men
and women. Located 2nd floor
(suite 205) FRANKLIN BLDG,
across from the Capitol Theatre.
1927 F ST. Phone RE. 6089.
=" ANNE KELLY STRESSES
SPOT-REDUCING and
body-toning for summer" Take
course of posture exercises. 10 me-
Evening star., 1943-05-30
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" YOUR HAT TO GO WITH
80 EVERYTHING" :,
has Just arrived at the SHORE
HAM HAT SHOP. Lovely, lively
Evening star., 1943-05-30

from $595 to $14.95. L. FRANK
COMPANY, Second Floor. F ST.
at 18th.
" THE PLASTIC 1NsoLE'-
is amazing. and found
only in CONFORMAL SHOES =.
fitted only by MR.. c. E. TURNER.
Evening star., 1943-05-30
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t" WEEP NO MORE MY
LADY" II q moth.
cigaret burn or snag has ruined
your best dress, that favorite over
Evening star., 1943-05-30
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Sc YOU'RE IN THE ARMY
NOW"-or in the Navy,
Marines or Coast Guard-you'u
welcome the comfortable, chic hair
Evening star., 1943-05-30

llVLS1UIy - UY
one Of two Notwithstanding or
reweaving. They work wonders on
silks, woolens and fine linens. 6ls
18th ST, NV.
Evening star., 1943-05-30

cures I o r
that small
h u n g e r.
THE TOP
ROUNDER
8 Q r v e s
h q m burg
~
Evening star., 1943-05-30
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=" HELLO! This Is SUSAN
JOY!" Calling from
BRESLAU-National 6aes-to in
form you to count on cottons to
Evening star., 1943-05-30

thick, big. meaty variety-made Of
choice prime beef and grilled just
the way you like. 30c each, they're
worth every penny. And you sit In
q high chair-while swift bar mes
sengers serve you your orders.
Other specialties are a green tossed
salad. served with their own pre-
pared salad dressing, and q rich
chocolate cake. THE TOP
FOUNDER Is manned by three
smart girls: Ray Ricard, Marjorie
Booth and Jane Armstrong. There
is always one Of them on hand to
greet you when you drop in for q
snack any time Of the day from IL
am. to z am. Located just west
Of Connecticut Avenue-at 1735 L
STREET NV.
Evening star., 1943-05-30

the treat of luncheon or dinner in
this charming farm house. Open
Sundays and week days Except
Mondays. The children will love
it. So make reservations today
WIS. 9421 or RE. 1868.
Evening star., 1943-05-30
SH0REHAM
HAT SHOP

padour hats. The Shoreham Hat
Shop, located In the Shoreham
Hotel specializes in hats at $3.50
and $3.50. Open til every eve
ming.
Evening star., 1943-05-30

the country.
M A N D Y
FARM is not
in the coun-
try. It's only
a short run
b e y IN d the
District Line.
So give the
Evening star., 1943-05-30
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H CUDDENLY-it's summerp'
And there's nothing more
pleasant than a few hours spent in
the country. Actually, NOR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Governor Linked

Governor Kelly entered the con-
.troversy over war time this week
because his whole energy right
now is devoted 10 one thing
winning the war.
Despite the fact that n veto
OF the bill might cost him re-elec-
ton. many Capitol observers be-
lieve he would have taken such
step, regardless of cost.
In effect, his message to the
Senate was:
Let the Industrial area have
the fast time demanded by the
War Production Board. Let the
farm areas have the slow time
they demand"
If the Legislature disregards his
suggestion, a veto will take
courage.
But that Is something Governor
Kelly does not lack.
Departing words OF Ralph
Thomas in resigning as chairman
Of the state liquor control COM
miSsioni
II would not have taken
million dollars for the expert
ence.
'1 wouldn't pay . nickel %
20 through II again."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
DiUorce Question

O. was married in 194I. re-
ceived my divorce in July, 1912.
and was remarked the same
month. l supported my first wife
until the divorce was granted
although we lived at different
addresses and this support was not
transacted through court. / have
receipts. What deductions am
entitled to? Are lawyers fees and
court costs deductible? Is depreci-
alton of a privately-owned auto
deductible ". NJ.
A-The first part Of your
question cannot be answered
fully here for lack of details.
You might take II up with the
Collector OF Internal Revenue,
Room $50, Federal Building. The
last two questions can be an
swered mo"
Store Building Rent
B. +. s.: Answering your ques-
tons regarding deductions I'm
order: Rent on store building
yes; personal tax on merchandise
assets-yes; freight and sales
tax on same-yes; fuel and sales
tax--yes; gasoline and tax on
delivery service-yes; electric
and telephone-Yes.
Q-During 1912 I paid two years
back taxes on my hor-,. Will
be able 10 deduct these from my
income taX?-MRS. l.. NJ.
Ayes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Expert Laughs
AT Cancer Tale
Pipes May, or May Not
Cause It, He Tells Trial

RumorS that certain types OF
mouth cancer can be traced &c
pipe-smoking were blasted Satur-
day in the court Of Federal Judge
Ernest A. O'Brien.
Testimony 10 this effect was
given by DR.. Herman w. Pollard
of Ann Arbor, internal medicine
specialist, summoned by the gov
eminent as an expert witness in
the trial of DR.. William r. Koch
and his brother, Louis.
The Koch brothers and the
laboratories which bear their
name, are charged with violation
of the United States Food, Drug
and Cosmetic Act. The govern
ment charges misbranding and
misrepresentation.
CroSs-eXamining Doctor Pollard
Richard Steel of New York, de-
Tense attorney, asked:
Have you ever heard II said
that pipe-smoking caused cancer
of the MOUTH"
"Yes, have heard II said"
Doctor Pollard replied.
"Do YOU believe it," Steel
continued.
81 smoke pipe" Doctor Pol
lard laughed. There are so
many factors In cancer, but Ii
may be a factor in the cases of
some individuals"
Doctor Pollard followed in the
footsteps of other government ex-
perts by stating he knew of no one
drug which conceivably could be a
,ure-all in all infections.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Another One Doomed

Meanwhile. Representatives
Martin A. Kronk and Joseph l.
Leszynski, Detroit Democrats
have introduced a constitutional
amendment providing that the
secretary OF state shall reappor-
ton representation, thus relieving
the lawmakers of the duty. II
will not pass.
The House next week may take
action on the bill TO create a
state highway commission. thus
abolishing the office now held by
Highway Commissioner Lloy d
Dutch Reid, only Democrat hold
ing an elective office.
AS introduced by Rep. Nelson A.
Miles (R) of Holland, the measure
would authorize the governor to
name a siX-member commission.
1t will be rewritten to provide q
four-man commission 10 be APP
pointed by the state administrative
board.
Excuse for the plan is an ironic
protest by the Republican legis-
lators that they want 10 rid the
highway department of politics.
If they create an appointive COM
mission, however, they would
plunge the department far deeper
into party politics than at present
inasmuch as the voters now name
the highway commissioner.
The bill probably will be re-
ported TO the floor. It's passage
however, is doubtful.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Amerildns-All Rally
In State Troop Drive

The participation of Detroit's
nationality groups in the Michigan
State Troops recruiting campaign
will be emphasized in a rally to be
held at s p. m. Sunday at the Fort
Shelby Hotel.
Cob Owen J. Cleary. district
commanding officer of the state
troops, will be the main speaker.
The meeting is sponsored by the
organization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Law for IS o. KID

Being from Kent, Munshaw Is
as interested in giving the cities
a break as are the members from
Detroit.
Meanwhile, the state affairs
committee of the House has re-
ported favorably proposed con-
Stitutional amendment to limit
Wayne TO IS seats in the lower
chamber. This bill will be up for
passage this week and. if passed.
will go to Munshaw's committee
in the Senate.
In rushing this proposed amend
ment. farm leaders hope they can
get the question on the ballot at
the April election.
IF the voters approve II the
representation by population"
clause will be stricken from the
Constitution and they will save
face.
Senator MunShaw and such
leaders as Speaker Protein Victor
Knox of Sault Ste. Marie believe
that compromise can be worked
out by legislative act, instead of
reSorting to the involved ma
chinery of a Constitutional amend
ment,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Michigan Politics: #
Hope for Wayne
To Get RightfuI
Seats Ddwns
Powerful Rural Leaders
Fight for Constitution
Against Farm Bloc
BY FRANK MORRIS
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, Jan. 23.-Although
the farm bloc is making a frantic
move to prevent Wayne County
from receiving its rightful share
.of legislative seats, the metropolis
this year has an excellent chance
of achieving a partial victory in
the 10-year fight for reapportion-
|ment.
Several powerful rural leaders
are disposed for the first time TO
obey the Constitution and do
something for Wayne"
A settlement, if one is reached,
Will be a compromise. Wayne will
not get the 80 seats in the House
of Representatives TO which it. is
entitled
May Get 28 or 80
On the other hand, II appears
likely that the metropolitan county
may get % or 30, instead of the
u TO which 1t has been restricted
illegally since 1925.
The Constitution provides that
representation shall be reappor-
toned on a population basis every
10 years. The last reapportion-
ment date was 1888, but the rural
majority blocked fulfillment ot the
mandate.
Wayne is in an improved posi-
ton this year because both the
governor and the lieutenant gov
ernor are from the metropolis. 1t
is important, too, that Senator
Earl W. Munshaw of Grand Rap
ids is chairman of the state affairs
committee which will handle the
hill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Egg Wholesaler
Fined for Rot Spots

A jury which included IL house
wives today convicted Karl Rosen-
blatt, AZ, wholesaler of eggs at
1916 Napoleon of violating the
Michigan Egg Law.
Rosenblatt sold eggs which
showed black rot spots and leaky
yolks. Judge w. Mckay Skillman
fined him $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Report Asked

Most walters may have difficulty
keeping track of their tips, but by
all means, the collector OF internal
revenue advises they should report
tips as best they can. A daily
record would be helpful.
Other questions:
Q-I am the sole support Of my
aged mother and father. who live
in another town. ! also pay taxes,
furnish fuel, etc. for them. Will
be classified as head of the
family" In this status will / be
allowed $1,000 exemption, plus
$3.50 for second dependent-or will
I have TO file as Single with two
?"-P. II.
A-SingIe with two depend
ents.
"WAJF," Tenn: The answer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Income Tax Answers:
Giles Kavdndgh
Calls Walters
Tips Earned Pay
Difference Between Gift
and Salary Divided
by Only a Hairline

The line OF demarcation between
the dollar you earn and the dollar
you accept as a gift is only hair
as they say, but in legal language
a walters tips are as taxable as
hi pay.
tom, Dick and Harry" three
Detroit Times readers, are walters
in a downtown cafe. Their prob
lem, submitted TO Giles Kavanagh
collector of internal revenue, is
typical.
do walters have TO declare
their tips in making out their
income tax report ?" they query.
1--WE are paid SIS per week with
meals, included on a siX-hour job
and have no record of how much
we make in tips, but average
about SO per week."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Druoqist to Be Feted

George f. Doyle, for 40 years n
druggist and since 1880 secretary
treasurer of the Detroit r etail
Druggists Association. Will be
honored by banquet at the Rack
ham Memorial Building Monday
evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24

Product Of sCHIFF BIo-FooDs CO
Fort and Ieib Detroit, Mich.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Deaths Reported

Sally Gates, So. 1928 Webster street, NV.
William W. Madden, ST, 1915 East Capt.
Mary A Van Ness, s? 1923 Maryland
Mary c. Beayans, 81, 300 Massachusetts
Charles F. Jones, IS. 1862 varnum place,
Cora NJ. CLARK, rs, 6o7 Delaheld place.
Jamcs F. Merchant, -, lllo Trinidad
ave. ne
Hyrcan Cohen a. I4@s Clifton St NV
Daniel A. Galney, Il, 1870 Florida ave,
Richard W Reed. 20, 5$3 &rd st. ne.
Robert q Stone "a. SOS 9th St, NV
Basil o. LeStaWh!tmige, "a ,'!o 10Th ST.
Michael T. Lynch, 50, Soldiers Home.
STEPHEN +. johnson, ~. Clnton, Nd
Homer Rector, 81, 1923 Eye ST.. ne.
William P Alexander. 80, 9,3 L st, II ".
John B0kar; infant 1917 ADAM. St, ne,
David n. PyleS. infant, 54I6 Middleton
Lane.
John H. TAYLOR so ?39 14th st. Sc.
Elizabeth Williams. so; 1915 9th st. NV.
Charles Newman. 81. li@6 w s.. NV
George Black, 49, lll@ P s.. Nv.
John J Bowen. -. 63i Vire MIA ave. S 2.
DAVID 1IcColiough, -. $40 Bsss place Sc.
Floyd Goodo, -. Annapolis road Nd
Charles J. Robinson. %, So 46th ST. ne
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Births Reported

Robert and Dorothy Anderson, boy.
Francis and Doris hppler; boy.
John and Elsie Brewer. boy
RoCcrt and Elsie Burvan girl.
LEROY and DORIS Chiffon. girl
ErneSt and Catherine Clspp, boy.
Edward and Kathryn Cooney. boy.
Erwin and Dorothy Cort. boy
Herbert and Catherine Creedon boz.
james and Lorraine Crouch, girl.
Robert and Nancy Davis, girl
William and Audrey Felt girl
Julius and Mary Fletcher boy
Kenneth and Florence Fordham, girl
James and Evie HarreI boy
Howard, and Miriam Gilbert, boy.
Edmund and Lorena Frost. girl.
Edwin and June Hass, girl
Merrill and Margaret HAYES, sIrl.
Laurence and Arnes Heller. boy.
Harley and Gene Horne. boy.
Charles and Violet Jones, boy.
Joseph and Ether Kalmus. boy
R9bort and Pulls kennedy, girl.
william ard Charolot Kn;cker6ocker. boy
Danllr and Alberta Mann. elyl
Ieonsrd and D,2isy MARSHALL. girl
BENJAMIN END Mcriam Meresman. boy.
PRANK and KY Nesle j., girl.
Lewis and Martha Michael girl
Artnur and Marguerite Moehlman, girl.
Pan and Dorothy Nohn. hoy
William and Craze Morrow. girl
Thomas and Mareare- Mcvlcker, girl.
" " t4LI'ILi 0Iiu .fHlIt NLrNdt' ~
GeorGe and Anna O'DOnNoghue, boy.
Edward and Alice Ohle boy.
Otto and Dora Reinem md, eirl.
william and Mary Roberts. girl.
Joseph and Ruthc Russell. bov
Oscar and Marianne Sells. boy
William and Catherine Sheets boy
Robert and Catherine Sipps. boy.
William and Margaret Tucker boy.
Frank and Ann Walker. eirl twins.
Frank and walker ir., boy
Robert and Dora wilt. bov
Robert and Anna Winston. girl
Robert and Anne Youn0, boy
Nathaniel and Elizabeth Bates boy
Philip and Mary Blakcy. girl
LangSton and Mildred Tttz2erald. girl.
William and Mary Harris, boy.
Laurence and Corriue Whole boy