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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15
LEON WHEELER RETIRES AFTER
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AT CITYS
BREWSTER RECREATION CENTER


his request Tor retirement
Win Whoelcfs stopping down
from Brewster As lis director
his ciiy loses rccrca,!onal
leader whose value 10 the ciiv
OF bis adoption cannot De-. meas
nted in mere word-telms eulogics
or IN dollars and cents
Wheeler bis assistant director
loSeph psplessis and capable
staff 81 men and women have
lchieycd and accomplished more
IN eementIne happier and under
standahle relations among bovs
and girls Young men and women.
and these ~ an older ase than
any olhrr single agency in De-
troll ibe Dynamic This relation.
shin of understanding good lei
iowship and sportsman hin. rest
cd not upon 'he promise 81 color
or race alone hui ifs Influence
extending beyond ihese over-em
rhasizct borders Of faflsl d:f-
fercnees since 10 Brewster com
ter q recreation came The youth
ard adults from he melting pof
OF conelomeraiion ~ taelal
nniis housed within tho limits OF
Metropolitan Detroit
Athleiic Spark
The director ~ Brow stcf and
his aSslstanf Mere not deficient
IN The session Of rraN- matter
Both have Mad the advantages of
college training Wheelor from
Indiana Dnrlessis Wilbcrfnrec
i.nisersIy Each We're super
abundaniiv endowed with courage
and the ahilry 70 iakeltou tho
chin Reverilue 10 baseball par
lance We may sas % them In this
fashion fltm Nheeler4o-lupicssi>
for these mSn backed one another
UP 10 ne Nih degree 80 where
in DeiroirS department % reeFea-
non eoalA YOU lind eompaiaale
team Nork as between diroe or
AMI a -l-ianf director They arc
lisne refuiaiion as some seem
20 shns that men * color fame
tiou h when directed by anoth-
a. ~ different race or piemen-
iaiior
From Brewster center have
come some Of Detroii's finest
athletes Just 70 name iwo Of
many. we point our Joe Louis.
and Roscoe Tolcs Ellis the first
one 70 train the Brown nomher
wa for his hahi;a IN training
Joe and other coiofed bows who
have since made II od in fistlc
circles me eyn OF tho cen'or
Culture i Program
1nnumerahlc other activities
aufe apar from Sports came
within the province Of Nhe'l"'
domain Many Of ihsse wctc r
cultural nature 81 thai ihct WIZ
~ educaiionai Naiu'
iiy happlv expressed % no con
Gnc' OF one n The ceniers pof-
ucts Joe Louis Awafeur pla>S
expressive OF drama mu-i' ani
comedy were produced AMI s'asoa
III this center
The writer was ono ~ those
81 brincinc 10 ncWoli for the
nrsi time August 1880 The con-.
1cniion II the National N'ero
business leacue IN ne gym ~
tic brow .'er center ihef NNHl
hAd ns fu-i and ereaies In
aasifial EXHIBIT Tho ACQUISITION
IN the baiidnc and IS far'li'ics
could NOT have been ohia ned
NOT Tor ihc zinc comparative ~
forts nut forth hy Mr. Wheeler
Nr nuplcssls and star
Within The walls 81 brewster
Continued on page l''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15
Native Son
pooK 3 INSTALLMENT XVI
By RICHARD WRIGHT

I'LL 1nnsr Bigger Thomas willing to vote for
Wv f.lo,, ,fr man who would have led him out of
'' Il pan and hate and fear II that mob outdoors
mora, man lat will il feel if millions rise How
sg neor, speak the word that resentful millions
1srapa thc word TO be, TO act, to live Is this
u'p' AZ hnk that they will not take chance
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15
Launch S. S. Carver Liberty Ship


IN Tins era De George w Carver Tusegee institute pa
into the great beyond No Negro American history
know received SO much newspaper publicity The only reason
not said that the En- g language did have words
enough TO express the high regards in which Dr. held
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15

ITV sI7IIs y IIV N'YI1 WTJIe Vas tftnfru0lSII
advanced by Dr. Car,erS achievements and the Christian
LIE ne lived Let Us pray for of his kind class
Lynchings
Lynchings the shame Of American life have left an
ndelihe mark on the hearts and minds the Negro Yet
We're only three for l942 but the humiliation Of All was
the ynehinng Of two children This crime will ultimately
pass away.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15

SALVAGE INFORNATION-RAN-
DUIPH S2s2
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11

FLOOR SANDING AND FINISH.
ing in Wilmington more than
twenty years, refinishing and
polishing floors. We also have
sanding machine and edgers for
rent: M. L. Brothers and Son,
2Ol No. 18th st. Dial 4758.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11
55.-For Rent-Apartments
6O.-For Rent-Rooms

FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOM
In private home. Working couple
only. Dial 2-2281.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11

WANTED: BUTCHER, AL MAN
for assistant market manager.
Open Air Curb Market, 4th and
Chestnut St.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11

NEW AND USED HOUSE TRAIL.
ers, terms or trade. Riverfront
Trailor Park. Front St. Exten.
sion.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11
52.-For Rent

AM NOW OCCURRING A RENT
cd seven roern~h house. Modern,
IN excellent condition. Good
neighborhood. Will exchange for
small UNFINISHED one or two
pedroom apartment. Close in.
Write Box "ABC" care STAR
News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11

1910 CHEVROLET TOWN SEDAN,
radio, heater, S very fine tires,
master deluxe, special steering
wheel, motor perfect. A very
clean car throughout. Cash -
$845.00 Mrs. Matte Davidson
Phone 5241.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11
70.-For Sale

ONE WHITE GOLD DIAMOND
ring and band. $195. 90. High qua
lily, perfect diamond, also white
gold diamond bracelet. $500. All
pre-War goods. Room 308, Y. M.
C. A.
ANOTHER NEW SHIPMENT IA.
nous 1ngersou Dollar Shoppers.
Make dull safety blades Sharp.
Ideal gifts. Mail orders filled.
Anplawnite Supply Co., il Mar.
ket Street. Phone 6948. "a "
REBUILT SINGER SEWING MA.
chimes with attachments. meat
blocks, meat saws, hanging scales,
new Warren meat cases. Nation.
al cash registers electrical an
piances repaired L. F. Sollee,
e02 Princess St.
WE ARE AGENTS FOR FAMOUS
Roux Hair and Eyebrow Dyes;
Shampoo Tints. All shades. Hair
L3cquers and Sprays. Mail or
ders filled. Royal Supply Com
pany basement Wallace Bldg.
c-rner Princess & Third SITS.
Beauty Supplies exclusively.
Phone 5795.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11

1888 PONTIAC SILVER STREAK
6 cylinder. good pre-war tires,
heater, defoster, low mileage. a
very beautiful economical auto
bile--A real buy for cash-S59o.
Phone 5241-Ask for Miss Jack
sen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11

FOR SALE: 1910 PONTIAC
Coach. radio. heater and good
tires. Dial 2-3069. Call after
4:3U p. M.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11
2.-AutOmOtive

FOR SALE-1940 PLYMOUTH Sc.
dan, 5 good pre-war tires, "a.
die and heater. See Landen,
West Drive, Lake Forest.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11

YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT
our store during the holiday shop
ping season. Here you will find
numerous gift items for everyone
on your list. Fender Furniture
Co, "a South Front St. Assistant
Home Makers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11

LARGE SELECTION OF SIM
mons Sofa Beds. Home F'urni-
ture CO. % Market St,
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11

WANTED BOYS "a TO l6 YEARS
old with bicycle for newspaper
routes. Apply circulation depart
ment Star-NeWs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11

ATTENTION MOTHERS! IT
is here now, so hurry over
Finest selection of baby
carriages in city. H. Ber-
ger & Son Furniture Co.
TOT No. 4th St. Dial 5128.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11
22.-ClOthlng

ARMY OFFICERS UNIFORMS,
new, sizes 38 and 80; pinks with
cash. Priced for less than manu-
facturers cost. Lee O. Layton,
1872 Princess St.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11

HAVE YOUR SEWING MACHINE
adjusted by expert repair man.
Cab 1924 after 700 p. m. or
bring machine to 40 Southern
Bldg. ]. H Page.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11
l52.-Refrigeration Service

GROW YOUR OWN FRUlIS
Planting early bearing fruit trees
nut trees, and berry plants W.
tered by Virginia : largest grow
ers. Write for new low price ca'a 4,
lcgJe listing extensive Line o.
fruits and orramentals. WayneS'
boro Nurseries, Inc, "ayneS
bore, Virginia.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11
Supplies

NOTICE: SASH DOORS BLINDS
Windows, Door Frames, Greens
Turned Columns CABINETS. Old
est Best Equipped Shop in City
Roderick and Land. Dial 1929.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11
I2.-Business Opportunities

FOR SALE CHEAP - 4TH AND
Meares Service Station now do
ing GOOD business. Other bust.
ness reason for selling. Apply
a. station.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11

FOR SALE-2 WINDSOR ARM
chairs, 2 side chairs, kitchen
chairs, nest of tables, electric
washing machine. Dial 2-8742.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11
75.-Household Goods

FOR SALE ONE OIL .HOT.WATER
heater in first class condition
Phone 1884
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11

WANTED EXPERIENCED WHITE
male tailor, very attractive pro.
position and steady employment
Box ms" care Star-News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11

SPECIAL FOR FEW DAYS!
Ironing boards, Unpadded
$3.50. Padded $2.85. Caro-
lima Furniture Co. GIT N.
18th st. Dial 4048.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11

WE HAVE A SUPPLY OF BABY
carriages and cribs. Peoples Fur
niture Co.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11

1888 CHEVROLET - A REAL
honey for your money. Tires
practically new Dial 2-225o.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11
For Results And Economy Use The Classified Want Ads Regu
1.-AnnOuncementS

1.-AnnOuncementS
E. L. DICKINSON, M. D., MAY
be consulted Week-ends for cura.
tive treatment for hernia Sun.
Gay Dec. IL. Cape Fear Hotel
S pm. to 10 pm.
INCOME TAX CONSULTANTS,
firal date Dec. 18th, for filing
returns by farmers and business
firms. Carolina Income Tax
Service, End floor Odd Fellows
5ldg. Corner Princess and
Third SITS. Phone 5113.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11
I4.-Business Service

PRECISION MACHINE A ND
welding shop specialized in
precision machine work-and a
general welding service. 2l3
Chestnut street
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-23
Minister Held
In Shooting

New Orleans. March 2}...lhi'
~ 1o-yr "!d Episcopal rector. .lda-
bch III tn" abdomen. WJ- held undo,
ponce guard at ho,D,ai i.duy alter
a.umilim". CITY Dcirc.Ep Charles
Mc!I'n said. thai Hc .hU and W,u',u-
ca ms former secretary and ulr uu,-
band
:, The officer sand the Er.. Charlie.
M,"nr"". 60. is ycm. rector OF 81
taul 5 Episcopal church h,c. "".
stabbed yesterday bv Iuhu Mri'Iur.
20. "'r" objected wncu Inc urujw
h'p' ON sending pay c.run. a hid.
"i' who had .cs.am. IS .. u.. ..r
ny. cU.urE.
,ihr t'm" Mouyor. co., u.... ..n.
,,u'.l'jcd shooting thc yo.u.. w'. 90
nN'"i. bul commended jI.' 49,. Wee
nIih" wa. shD, uccrdcu,u.N The
munster. a. w;duwr.. uI-t ua. aa.-
.u a. saving that M,.'.,c n.l
threatened carrier in the day ~
telephone 80 XIII him MI. M.Batc
"ho her son, Peter, IS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-23
Kyser Denied
DeferInel1t.

Rocky M.uat. Nlnch 2%-NP-
Kay Ky>cr'S local .HuIi board chair
man revealed to-day tina. inc 81
ycar-rld band .".dr. nd movie Jc-
tor had been refused the military
do}clm,u he ".noI "u the ground
'u.: Hi, civilian moru.c-DUldng ac-
t.N.'lcs were essential 81 One ma
tlOu'S var effort.
John C"lCy. Chairm'n OF the
board which had gwen Kyscr ia
riassifiC. ton, said hc had been in
formed hy Telephone that Rays APP
peal had been uyCr11lCd by the
Presidents appeal board. Tho for
NAL decision Of TIE board was CX-
pcrtCi 60 arrive by mail. COlcy
could not say when kySCr would
probably bc called zip.
Kyscr'S appel, which WAS sup
ported Ivy Elmer Davis. director. q.
'hc office & War Information. was
based uprH his entertainment Ot
soldiers and sailors in their camp.
and hs selling OF war bonds. He is
81 years old and unmarried.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-23
r-v
/ tI7lzStan
Town / aiken
IrlSwlttNIove
British Forces Dash
100 Miles Around
March, Line; Other
European War News
or III, .issociuI,d Pi.rss)

or III, .lssociul,d Pirss)
Allied headquarters announc-
cd today that swift moving
Americas ,uAA troops had cap
tur'a t.n .a~u OF Muknassy in
cot..I IaDa..". only 81 miles
from '... .,a. and an AlgicrS
broadcast aid British forces
had dashed l"o miles around
III" Nazareth line 40 Il point zen
mile, ~au.H 81 tn~ axis airricld
At l.! HANNA.
FL !iamm# lies 20 miles west
81 he NOr; Of GabcS, chief feed
err for Marshal Rommpl's de-
Tenders of Tn" Marcth line.
Tie iIsicr> report indicated
that British eight. army troops
were rONy only 80 miles from
iunctinu with American forces
and suggested thai RommcrS
escape corridor" 10 the north
been narrowed to score of
miles.
Elfcwhcrc in the European war
theatre. Raj nigh; raiders heavily
attacked the German U-boat pens at
ST. NaZairc. France: L. S. four-mo-
torcd brmDcTs pounded tho Sicll!an
port Of Palermo. where the Italians
listed 30 pgr.ums Killed and 1874 in
iugcd: and rn the Scv.ct front. the
Russians announced sharp HcW gains
!" ia..r -".v, 81 ward Suo!cusk.
r., "... u.". spot !aht Tell upon
.@. battle .nr I.m.... however. and
'.r Nrr""ca RADIO .a.H Ndul! Hitler
I'D ."dr.ei .s troops lncIc 20 fight
90 the '.' ...."
iThiir iEr British ciGhth army
developed " mi. hiy frontal blow
against ihr NLi';iI line. RUmmcI
WAS reported 20 have maSscd
Ntr"nC force az tanks and artil-
Ter To meet the threat Ia FL
IlirliNI. Allied WarplancS we're
OiiiCiail' announced To have
SCurg t"Ir5 EIi> Gn e. least 81
utIi 'anIie III the FL HANNA sec
tor ana destroyed Tiuc of them.
y a.!iu'." '.un Allied hcadquar-
'r.s said &. =. troops under Lieu
'cu." G...n. G.or&" :. Patton.
j.. seized A. ....>.y and then .wcpt
Hll eastwood lu...rd tic sea.
Al &,a..r broadcast aid the
American. yrnup,d ridge three
miles b.r.ui AIa'.u@>sy. which would
place 'r1m only II airline mile. from
nc gulf
In the south. General Sir Bernard
l. Nr ..u...}'> In'i.n eighth army
",s r.a. '.. u.m' run. H., success
no. a..aa. .'1 }iu.c'h line dcfcnses.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-23
Report Says
Jap Losses
~ ~
Are Heavy
AT Least 700 Japs
haileu, 100 aiken
I'GiSoner, Others
Dic ia owalnps
(By The lSHocinIcd PrcXs)

(hy the l%%ocmiCd Press
American and Australian
jungle Fighters were officially
crcu:tcd today with killing at
least 400 .aguncs" TROOPS, CAP
EARN" more taJn 100 prisoners
"nu v!,aIn% thc enemy from
the entire hiamJarc river valley
ca the northeast coast OF New
Guinea.
\ commcriuuc frCm General
Douglas Mac.1Ithur'S hradu,Iar-
iciS sail many O.hrr japanese
were believed To have died ur
starvation and d>ca,c in the
sWamrS where thry hid after Il
di.a ir"u, landing attempt on
ID .ccmhcr Is. 1912.
The M;uEDarc valley lies III miles
'uGiA of Buna. scene Of the allies
".umghan. rdpu"2 peninsula cam
Y|i9H, and leo miles below tho Jan
rose base ut Sal.mrla which i
l.w Inc target of Il United Nations
cl!c-S !vc.
III The .kjcS. allied a!rmcn con-
tnucd to pound Japan's vast ring
6 D;ScS above Australia. dropping
2.GG0-puund BONES on the airdromC
4 Gosmctv. New Britain. anc, bomb
!! Z and machine Cunning the enemy
h'ld towns Of Lee. Fi~Schafcn and
MtD'rg. in New Guinea.
On The China warfrOnt. inn
ECriai TGkvo headquarters made
an urconiirmcd claim that ia.
ran's inva ion armies had lu>t
cnly 10? KILLED while the Chi
r"sc lGSt 1880 killed and %
800 captured ana $3.50 ynInn-
irri!" surrendered IN To mid
March ia jnuch AID northern
hiGrgHu provinces.
ON 'hn iJrurH l..n'. HiF hrmpc..
'"rrucI ht-h c.l'.-.yc. ard urrr
riwy bomb. rm o." Iaaru".c en-
C'"rwCu; a, Promo. .uitiur fires
Nd bombed enemy uos.'.,.a in otnr.
districts.
M,anwriIc. Many S.r.o'r.y Frank
EnoN told Il pre- . rp.'"rcDr" .u
WH.h.u"l'n that '.., r.pr.r flrt'r.
F', Vc"v quiet Il 1.o rNnarrt Du'
'''r.s LAY he Tic r.'. .c'r.c IT,
form"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-23
Russians Capture
SO More Villages
BRITISH RECAPTURE
STATION in TUNISIA

London. March 23-(AP)-
y Reuters reports from allied
rcndUlIaItcr, in north Africa
laid today the British first ar
my had rcCnptT2d Melissa sta
ton, Il miles west Of Bizcrlc
and two miles from the impur-
tant hill position Of DjcD-l
Abiod. II WAS di-Ci,-cd only
yesterday that the British had
lost the si;tIun.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-23
Post w ar Planning
Holds Capitol Spot
Advocates Of Plan
Challenged; Service
Law Supporters Look
10 Labor and FDk

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-23
POPE is REPORTED
ILL OF INFLUENZA

London. March %. CApD-- Tho
IumC radio SAID today that Pope
Plus XII WA, confined 10 his room
after suffering Il slight attack OF lii-
fluenza but his condition was giving
no cause foT anxiety.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-23
VA|EA z BEER

rpw SOETli CAROLINA.
Inn.irnCh rather cold with
Eop, t. nravv frost tonight fol-
loved by rising temperature
carly WcdncsddN'
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-15
U. 5. 10 Fight Mosquitoes
10 Control Malaria

LANSING, June Is - Up -
The u. S. Public Health Service
is TO send an expert to Michigan
to help plan control measures
against malaria and its spread
by mosquitoes, DR.. ii. Allen
Meyer, state health commission
err, reported Monday.
Malaria can be a real threat
in Michigan IN coming weeks, :"
said departmental release ap-
proved by the commissioner and
declaring that the anopheles
mosquito which spreads the dis.
ease is common in this state.
He said the health depar.
ment's epidemiology bure u
would require prompt report
ing of new cases and their strict
isolation against mosquitoes, to
prevent the disease from being
spread from patients to others.
He advised householders to
screen their homes thoroughly
employing cheesecloth or mos
quito netting if metal screen
could not be obtained.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-15
MRS. CARRIE HERZBERG

Mrs. Carrie Nj. Herzberg, 81,
who has lived in Mount Clemens
since last February, died Mon
day at 2 o'clock in ST. Joseph S
hospital, after nearly year Of
ill-health. A native Of Marine
City, she has been making her
home here with her mother,
Mrs. Mary krantz, 80 Hollywood
court, who survives her. Also
left are two sons, Pfc. Eugene
Edward Herzberg, stationed at
Moses Lake, Wash, and Carl
Frederick Herzberg Of Saginaw;
a granddaughter, two sisters,
Mrs Gertrude Robinson of De-
troit and Mrs. Joseph Kalten-
bach of Mount Clemens, broth
err. Lawrence Krantz, also of
Mount Clemens. Funeral serv-
ice will be Friday at 9 a. m,
from LaCroiX and Groesbeck
Funeral Home and at $50 a. m.
at ST Peters Catholic Church,
with burial in the Catholic
cemetery. The body lies at the
funeral home, where prayers
will be said Thursday evening
at 8 o'clock.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-15
Hill Speaks al Party
for New Baltimore Band

Kenneth Hill. attorney. was
the principal speaker al the par
~ given for the New Baltimore
High school band, Friday eve
ming at the city park.
The band was organized in
September by George p. Miller.
superintendent of the school.
He also acted as leader OF the
band.
AT present there are 35 mem
bers in the band.
After the speech, refreshments
consisting of soda pop and sand
wiches were served to the audi
ence. These were furnished by
Mayor Harold Engelman and
Sam BcrvaS.
The school band will hold a
concert in the park every Sat
urday night during the summer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-15

and Gerbini in daylight Sun
day, and a few hours later the
RATS Wellingtons struck from
North Africa against the Port
of Messina. Raj long-range
fighters also attacked shipping in
the Aegean Sea off Greece.
Italian headquarters said AL
lied planes carried on the
round-the clock assault yester-
day, raiding Castelvetrano in
Sicily.
Berlin acknowledged heavy
damage and casualties in the
RATS overnight smash at Ober-
hansen, and by daylight today
another big formation Of AL
lied bombers presumably u.
S. Flying FortreSses - roared
back across the channel to re-
new the offensive.
Not counting last nights at
tack, more than 5000 tons Of AL
lied bombs had been rained on
the Reich since Friday.
German night raiders bomb
ed suburban London in brief
hit-and-run thrusts, killing seven
persons and trapping many 9TH
ers in wrecked homes. but
heavy antiaircraft fire forced
most of the enemy TO jettison
their bombs in open fields out
side the city itself.
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Margaret Boos. Virginia Mac
Senclair.
Dorothy Ann Brinker, Mary
Elizabeth Byrnes, Helen Cert
rude Coumans, Elizabeth Jane
Delavy, Madeline Mary De
Maeght, Reticent Ann Bubay,
William James Du Bay, Robert
Peter Duprey. Kathleen Bcrnice
Flanagan, Vera Marie Forton.
Albert Joseph Gekiere, Airline
Winnifred Green, Francis j.
Henkel, Robert ID. Jones, Mary
June Kalahar, Robert E. KLEIN
me, Florence Mary Koss, Bern
adine Kathleen Kott, Catherine
Edith Lee. Jean Ann Lenfestey.
Robert K. Mcintyre, Virginia
Mary Medvedik. Clifford Eugene
Miller, Phyllis Margaret Miller,
Elizabeth Margaret Milne. jean
ne Adele Olivier, Priscilla Ann
Peters, Virginia Ann Quinn,
Irene Reta Rabine, Carol Mae
Rickert, Adelaide Clementine
Schultz.
Marguerite Theresa Smith,
Arthur c Schutt, Catherine
Elizabeth Sterling. Loree Mary
Thibodeau, Lucille hirley
Tromblay, Rose '!lry Volpe,
Richard Thomas Walkowit. &C.
ella Regina Willis.