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Evening star., 1947-05-11
APARTMENTs uNFURNlsHEp.

2 BEDROOMS, inclosed porch, private bath,
unfurn, in pvt home 18th St. near Crit
tenden NV; SIS mo-; 2-8 adults. Box
BE, Star. H.
DESIRABLE UNFURNISHED 3-room apt.
in nearby Virginia: 20 minutes from
downtown Washington via Lee blvd: oc.
phone furnished: rent free; 1 mile to
bus, so tenant must have car. In ex-
children. to sit with our two boys. ages
I and three nights per wee. week a and Eo two
per week on lawn. Local references re-
,auirsd. Box 4l1-c, Star. H.
range, semtpvt. bath. 500 9th st. ne.
SsS SNs mo poom x.rcurx and hat, s7s: ln nr,-
vate home; l person; references. Box
/ ROOM, KiTcHENTTE and bath for rent.
S25 MONTH janitor service. 1928 18th
st. NV, Apt. No. 80.
VETERANS ONLY-Brand-new. Groom
kit. bath apt; no children or pets; Mt.
View pl.. Anacostia: 500 so mo-. utilities
furnished; ref.i available May l5. Box
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Looking For An
Apartment?

Apartm e is are still
scarce, but your best chance
tn secure one is by adver-
Using in the Classified Sec
ton of THE STAR. Recent
results reveal that many
apartm ent owners are
selecting" their new ten
ants by referring to the
"Apartm e is Wanted"
columns of THE STAR.
In preparing your ad,
simply state your require
ments, how many in family,
your telephone number or
address, and If there is
an apartment available
STAR classified ad should
find 1t for you.
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

rates: STORAGE space available; packing.
s5stnf msts Mas ssR2F Il gRa II R9aiais fFff fAs sss
FER Phone Me- 2o42: $50 N. Y. aye. NV.
VETERANS. starting business, will move
you day or evenings; reasonable rates;
VHr W. yaSs s2ssalts 81 vSA 1sSa Whit. vet help;
moving 81 paeking; storage. GRATING, a6 Shipping.
MaRiSn IA RhsSl' 'vPTEhaNs Fl @ MoSisa sxsS a. o
service: furniture moving and h hs1lg1nnss; g ns
R TH d fsssss run A. bssssss sss q and s Sss
care for AZ YOUR SERVICE PARCEL
PELIyERY; pELT IHI;s RA Ain $685. 6y. ~ han, ,nvtbns
any time: new truck with experienced men.
Me. 1482.. day or night. -16 -,
@0Ts e TesPans s9aT JOHN Il YGsE
MOVING OR HAULING. day and night:
white help; 1Bstcn STE closed van and 1fsTton
reasonable rates. DU. 1898 evenings and
vETERANs YETI saSss - Moving and hauling: new
trucks. responsible help. cargo eisa insured
HFnp ShT Can nVsn Move Nj You dss dss
livery speciality; Ii. e159, from pm.
en caIL Is rRsT FL for aag afn moas aaa eh
work: reas: prices: exper;,, white help.
-nings. AK. 1858 lafter 8 p.m) -l9
MOVING BY VETERAN of experience with
new truck: reasonable rates. Call any
time GL, 5137. MR.. COOK. -15
LIGHT HAULING, no Job too small;
check our rates; 24-hr. service. UN.
BRolTIHER's moving, storage; experienced,
sleHhite saaG nw vet help; free estimate o~'
SoRrHERN SsSsi nM gmaSoavING MOVING & STORAGE CO.
Cartage: Local hauling performed BY by 2 or or
mestic household goods. office furniture,
objects dart. machinery. Long g, distance:
Daily pickups for III, Ind, Ohio, Mich;
Det:. for. Wash. D., c., or places en- route.
California shipments direct by van or rail
Storage: Inexpensive storage rates. All
household goods SPRAYED for vermin, prop
house crew. Detroit ofice,. 3315 Joy I'd. :,
TY. $685., Wash. office, 1925 New York
EDELMAN's MOVING & STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates: will accept your surplus furni-
ture as part payment on your moving,
storage; local, long-dist. moving. ia 2g37.
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TWO EMPLOYED young ladies desire g
room furnished apt with bath; NV; sec
ion; =. Csli e II hEn Ap 5a1paI or . sedrooms
a5d pTs saassseis Rs eapTsfR cnh aRs
assa 4 pst nS waaS sas l9 8 e. en- or sri'f :oa
VETERAN AND WIFE want unturnishsd
apt. Of at least z rooms, kit. and 1sth'
Have IA soS9 You w WASTED SYi TO sENT to people
with children but finally decided against
1t, knowing what usually happens when
little fingers" get inouisitive? Then we re
the answer to your worries We neeo q
2 or 8 bedroom furnished house o. apt N
nice neighborhood; preferably =, oha near s1r
get SI5O a month rental for 1t, you'll
actually be making money by renting to us
for Sl25. since there won't be r.dec-
Grating bill when our lease expires. Eau,
late Elsie the Cow and be contentt
landlord By calling Upland a9oa. Ext. 4l44.
ing major who has chewed his hngsrnails
up 70 the elbow waitinr for your cali II.
WE'VE JUST BEEN MARRIED but have
no place 10 i've II you have a.. unfur.
Eished living room. bedroom. kltrhen ana
bath apartment please call CH SoS4.
We are quiet. nondrinking and nonSmck-
oMIyIL M ENGINEER AND WIFE, no children.
.ant apt Md. or NV. sec: good refer
ences. Box 50-E. Star.
APT, furnished. July 1st: 3 rooms, BATH
married couple. employed. no children
prefers bly, NV. cH. 277o bet. a s-m.-2 m
REFINED GENTLEMAN with doctor wife
desires 5 or 4 furnished room apartment.
Two vH VETS VETS, Workinr students At GU. need
that 1-rm. apt. Of yours. EN-. 0662.
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON-CHICAG SWAP-7-room
11a-bath house in exclusive sub division OF
similar property in Chicago area. Box
seBEDRM. HOUSE. III nearby Md. for
same s;. on Long Island, New York, or vicin,
EXCHANGE HoME-Arlington Va. foI
property in Southeast Florida, preferably
PHILADELPHIA FOR WASHINGTON
Drexel Hill beautiful home, bedrooms
3 baths, step-down living room. circu-
lar stairs sun porch hrs SCAR garage, large
Exehange Commission. Phila., Pa.
PETWORTH--4-bedroo furnished house.
reasonable: close to everything; will ex-
change on rental basis for apart; prefer
nearby Maryland or D. c. BOY GOD. Star.
NEW YORK FOR WASHINGTON-2-bed-
room brick New York, committing suburbs,
walking distance Lake Success U. N. plant,
for similar Washington area. Box 174-D,
BOSTON FOR WAsHNGToN-6-bed bedroom
3-bath Colonial house in Belmont for ap-
proximate equivalent. Box 3s9-B, Star. :
EXCHANGE modern 3-bedroom house on
Alexandria half acre for 4-bedroom house
in suburb Of Newark. N. j. TIE. 5642.
Evening star., 1947-05-11

FOR SUMNER bedrms., 215 bath, lge
10 shay high
$500 per mo-. 1925 3sth st. NV. or.
AIExANpRIA-Beautifully furnished. 3
bedrooms; earden: $i75 per month; June
Is to Sept. Is. Call weekdays. TIE. 6239.
sss5 Beautiful Colonial brick. s'e Corner sIt Ios
SFFoETSsff4 #S ff rdSEs4SiasSy
Two or three girls or married couple to
share country home in vs.. 22 miles Key
Brdge with refined songena eu5insss
stable and pasture for your own horse;
bTidls 2Tid path; car @ essential B9X 1894. Star
house rms, o @ Sash; garage We-iataisnsa peasant,
shady gardens; screened porches: good
transportat@ion; m ion ne near s shopping & center; $40
SUMMER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
Jun Snne to Sept L. 1ga7S bath
and sun porch, 1st floor; rec. .rm.. beds
room. room. bath. bsmt;: small private garden
" ge Come no0 ve snd Resk Rsk csae Nd s west gst
@ ehilarsa a'e aassr assD STAN fanny and ages
IN hes aes sHns T. bss2ms sP Sai hoRs v
I @ eauippsa iSua k IT, seT seSssned pore6
ssp essGs sbss seRasf n srmg gss 5 or mo shsn M s
WILL SHARE newly decorated house with
nice young couple whose wife will answer
phone; $50 per mo-: white. 1918 11th
st. NV. call. RE. 1924.
FURNISHED, for summer months-Home
in exclusive, Chevy Chase, Md, near Chevy
porch BOX 25O-D, Star.
SUMMER ONLY, begin. June 20-5 rooms;
good location, near Walter Reed; cool;
S125 per month. 81. -7199.
BETHESDA-June l2-Sept. 12-5 rooms,
screened side porch; beautiful yard;
ADULTS preferred; no pets; s4oo for term.
FkYENDsH1P fsGEs Sii fHHEEiGHTs-June Is to Sept.
Lovely 6-rm. home. completely furn.;
high; cool; garage; S1s5. EN-. 911o. Box
FOR Fo RENT Ssfi, IS MONTHS, s175 mo.-Large
shaded yard; 4 bedrooms. 2 baths on End
floor; / block north of Chevy Chase Circle;
WESTMoRELAND HILLS-May FL to Sept
15-3 bedrms.. 2h baths, screened porch;
garage; $l75 mo. WI. 7lS3.
CHEVY CHASE, D.. C.-Detached, 4 bed
rooms. bath, 1st-f.- Law; automatic oil
heat; garage: adult family; available June
1st: $3.50. Box 139-E, Star.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. "a bedrms., 2k
baths; beautiful yard; June 5-Aug. Is;
Rock Creek Park Estates bedrms., 21a
baths, rec. rm. with bar, screened porch;
exquisite view; June 1-Sept. 15; S265 mo
Upper 10th St.-5 bedrms., baths, ar
ranged in suites: fine yard: June 1, 3
months or longer: $500 a mo. CO. 1922;
ewes. DE. 0222. or Box 275-A. Star. --13
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APIS. FURNISHED lcess.l /.

LADY wishes 10 share frst-noor apt. with
anothsr LADY; S35 mo. 1911 g St. Pc
foSssso MASS. AVE. NE. Lincoln Park-s
furn. saptsss working adults. no children,
drinking or pets; ref: $46 and $50.
TWO GIRLS, age 2s-35, to share apt. In
NV. Wash. Can MI 55l6. ia !
1924 WIS. AVE. wv. Chevy Chase, APT. 2
furnished rooms; double bed, unlimited
327 34th PLACE N.W.-For two couples
1 or four adults, furnished, two bedrooms,
kitchen. shared bath; utilities furnished;
good neighhorhood; $1o0 monthis.
2S21 UNIVERSITY PLACE NWlJewiissnn
another girl: S26 per month including
phone. MI. 6906:
ter win share apartment with lady, SIG
month 1877 Howard rd Sc
Evening star., 1947-05-11
APIS. SUBURBAN WANTED.

FORMER NAVAL OFFICER. now perm
ensr with GOVT, and wife; no children; a
CAPITAL AIRLINES pilot and wife de-
sire house or apt: permanent or summer
sublet: preferably in Va. TIE. 1885. IA
:3k yrs. desire i or 2 bedrm. apt. in Ta-
koma, SILVER Spring or Bethesda; refer
ence. Call SH. 445S. Ill
bedrm. apt, Takoma Park, Silver Sprins
or vicinity. Please call SH. 2143.
WEAM ENGINEER and wife desire unfurn
A YOUNG WORKING COUPLE cannot be
married until they find an apt. Would
prefer one bedroom. private bath and
kitchen in the vicinity OF Hyattsville
WA 1890
Evening star., 1947-05-11
APPS. EuRh. AND uNEuR.

FREE RENT rm. apt. bath. In heauti-
full North Arlington home, for married
cple. with no children. in exchange for
part-time housework. and part-time care
of grounds. Must have excel. refs; be
prepared to work. Gil. S749.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
For REM,
APARTMENTS and Nouses

the address and rental prizes must
be iucluded In advertisements under
Apartments and Houses for rent. uri-
less I, Star box number is used, when
the general location may BE substituted
for the address. In such cases The
Star viii seciire the exact address,
which viii be availabie to the Rent
Control Administration upon request.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
. ApARTMENTs WANTED.

fAT6ER AND O1UGHTEE Government
employees, need furnished apartment in
NV. section, within month: need or 2
no pets OF musical instruments: references
furnished MI 1926 IL.
BRITISH GOVT. OFFICIAL and wife
town Phone Oh $780, H.
ROOM. Kitchen and bath,
immediately, unfnrnished. Gail MI. 1854
cesoSEoREHDo esSE Ho @ @ @GoyERNMENT-EMPLoxED
couple. no children. desire 2-room apt,
kitchen and bath: rood ref. CAN NO. 2521,
Evening star., 1947-05-11
APARTMENTs SUBURBAN.

s on 4 Rooms for Ink. 2nd d.. run
ming water In kitchen, outside toilet;
Organ and woodland sts Columbia Park.
Landover, Md. JAMES o. SANDS.
8 RMS. bath, hot water; married couple
only nicely furnished; no children, no
pets; on busline: references. 500 10th
st s.. Arlington. Va -.
Evening star., 1947-05-11

8O45 NEW FORT WASHINGTON I'd. s.e,
Wash, D. C.-S-rm. house electricity, a
Philgas range stove 30 acres of farming
land; $50 per month. Call LU. 6649.
ON BALTIMORE RD, 9 mis- before Laurel.
TIA 72So
Evening star., 1947-05-11
APARTMENTS OUT OF TOWN.

FOR RENT BY WEEK. furnished apt,
ith st.; rms. kitchen. bath, front and
rear porches; separate maids quarters.
Supply own linen and silver; through
ventilation. Call OIL. 0957.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.

COLORED-FOUR ROOMS, kitchen and
bath, located in ideal NV. section; money
required to purchase, $3.50 up. PARA
MOUNT REALTY CO.. DU. 2642. am.
CO-oP. APT.-Completely furnished and
recently redecorated coop. in ouiet down
town location: hall, l room with Murphy
bed kit. dining alcove and bath; 900
down, bal. $50 mo. plus operating ex-
penses of $40. Call Mr.. Gavin, with H. g.
SMITHY CO.. Ma 5903.
1435 N ST. N.W.-One rm., dressing rm.,
kitchenette, bath and hall; $4,000. Box
273-A. Star. Ia
plus monthly payments, for Groom, s.
bedroom apartment with porch. 1889
Lanier pl. NV. Apt. 43. near 18th and
Columbia rd. and Rock Creek Park. Call
between 2:30 and 4:3O pm.
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APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

APARTMENT HOUSE, > to units, ives
class place only EN-. 9191. .---
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COOPERATIVE APTs. WANTED
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy 3-bedroom
apt; must be desirable location. Call 81.
1888. Ia
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNEUR.
HOUSES UNEURNIsHEp.

s-ROoM, UNFURNIsHED. Annapolis, !
Phone Temple 0225.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

FOR. SUMMER-4. bedrms., 2ha bath, lge
porches, shady garden, high. conv. location;
5000 per mo-. 3126 3Sth st. NV, OR,
1906, III
ALEXANDRIA-Beauti furnished. 8
bedrooms; garden: $175 per month; June
5 to Sept. Is. Call weekdays, TIE. $3.50
The Valley settler., 1947-10-02
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The Valley settler., 1947-10-02
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-24

Robert Bridges, Harvey Lassiter
Britt, William E. Britt, David o.
Britain, James Nicholas Browne,
III.
Frank King Bruce, John B. Bry-
ant, Billy Burton, John Franklin
Campbell, Willard H. Caps, Her
man S. Cathey, Jr., James Russell
Caudill.
Alfred Bernerd Cheatham, Jr.,
Robert H. Clemmons, Jr., Harry
Mcdonald Coleman, Edward H.
Coley, Robert S. C%ongleton.
Howard Roger Corbett, Raymond
Louis Cordes, Homer L. Council,
Ray Pickett Daniels.
Thomas E. Damn, Robert Green
Davis, Jr., William Edward Dew.
Eugene Curtis Fnsley. Hugh
Shepherd Evans, Henry Jack Farr,
Jr.
Jere David Freeman, Jr., George
7. Fokakis, Robert Earl Fur,
Duncan Lacy Futrelle, Jr., Richard
w. Galphiu, Jr.
Jack Hoggard Cooley, Ebe Will
liam Goodwin, J. w. Goodwin, Jr.,
Daniel H. Grady, Joseph Franklin
Graham, Jr.
Lewis Richardson Hacker, Ever
EFT j. Hale, Jr., Walter Thomas
Hall, Jr., Richard V. Hanson, joan
F. Hartman, Jr.
Charles Steadman Harpe r,
George Raeford Harper, Charles
McLaurin Harrington, Jr., Danny
F. Hartley, Robert Caldwell Hayes.
Levy ]. Heath, Jr., Roy H.
Hobbs, Robert Hodges, Alfred Est
on Hoffman, Emory Thrustin Hold
en-, Jr.
Ray Norris Hood, Joseph Paul
Horton, Jr., James B. Hughes,
Jr., Melvin Henry Huney Cult.
John Earl Hunt, John G. Hunter,
Donald M. Hyatt, Jr., Ernest M.
Janicki.
George Henry Jones, Edwin S.
Jordan, Daniel J. Kelly. Jr., Jam
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-24
IL Awards Giuen RO7C
Cadets At High School

Seventeen awards of cups, Ger
tificates, and badges were given
to ROTC cadets at the annual
award ceremonies held in the high
school auditorium yesterday morn
ing by the local ROTC staff.
The award day was held Friday
because the awards that we're to
be presented to the cadets in
the regular honor day program
were not available.
1t. Col. Weston Blanchard. pro-
fessor of military science and
tactics at the high school, and
former sergeant Charles P. Smith
donor of the honor company and
best squad of the year cup, present
ed the awards.
Company D, commanded by
Capt. Richard Galphin with Miss
Flora McIver as company sponsor,
was designated as the honor com.
pany for the 1946-47 school term
and was awarded a silver loving
cup. Company D was graded on
practical tests, grade averages,
and weekly competition throughout
the school term.
Second platoon of Company c,
under the leadership of Lieutanent
James Spivey and Captain Eugene
Ensley with Miss June Andrews as
company sponsor, was designated
as the best drilled platoon in the
ROTC battalion under existing
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-24

T. T. Hamilton, Jr., principal OF
the high school, will present the
diplomas to the students and Bib
Quinlivan and Thomas Hall will
call the role.
The program Look to the
South, will be presented by the
senior class and Is students, aided
by the high school glee club, will
direct the attention of their guests
to the Latin Republics of the South.
their mountains, valleys, cities,
broad plains, wandering shepards,
street serenaders, and above all,
their music which tells the story
of their lives and emotions.
Miss Betty Lou O'Maste1, presi-
dent of the senior class, will pre-
sent the Amy Bradley medal,
given each year to the senior with
the highest scholastic attainment
and ability.
Sixty-eight members of the Glee
club, directed by Miss Henri
Wolfe and sixty-three members Of
the band, under the direction Of
1t. Eugene Lacock, will in ad-
dition participate in the program.
Jimmy Brown, final speaker,
will emphasize the theme of the
program, 1T is the job of our
generation to bring America closer
in understanding to ali men OF all
nations"
Other seniors to be heard on the
program are Frank Bradley, Edna
Mathis, Alta Bryant, John Muck
ton, Nancy Winningham, Sara Kay
Jordan, Billy McFacaern, Mary
Ann Hamilton, Albert Beall, Clara
June Ward, Jimmy Kraus, Marilyn
Goodman, and Richard Galphin.
Seniors graduating are:
Marguerite Anne Abrams, Shir-
ley Reed Adams, Elizabeth Claire
Allard, Helen Elizabeth Anderson,
June Andrews, Muriel B. Baldwin,
Nellie Hill Barlow, Margie Louise
Barnes, Mildred Lucille Barn
hill, Mary Claire Bates.
Marjorie Catherine Batson, Edith
Gladell Baysden, Shirley Berger.
Elizabeth Blackwell, Gloria Swan
son Blanton, Louise Hope Bonham,
Marilee Boon. Mary Alene Boone,
Florence Charline Bowen, Maize
Viree Bowen.
Jennie Lee Branch, Rosa Bea
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-24

regulations of the New Hanover
High school corps Of cadets and
as a result of competitive drills
and participations by all COM
panies.
The first squad Of the first pla-
toon of Company D, under COM
mand of Sgt. Fred Babson, was
awarded a silver loving cup as
the best drilled squad of the ROTC
battalion and as a result of com
petitive drills by all companies
in the battalion.
Captain Richard Galphin, com.
mander of company D, as a result
of consideration of general eff
cheney and p~ersonel attributes,
was honored as the best company
commander in the battalion.
1t. Robert Wilson was honored
as the best platoon leader in the
battalion. He won the honor as
a result of consideration of per,
sonal general efficiency and con-
duct and efficiency of his platoon.
S-Sgt. Percival Kelly, squad
leader Of Co. B, vtn recognition
as the best squad leader in the
local corps. He was graded on
general efficiency, grade averages,
and disciplinary record.
Company B, under the command
Of Captain Allen Lanier with Miss
Mary Ann jenkins as sponsor, re-
ceived the honor as the company
in the battalion with the highest
average of grade in courtesy and
discipline, and for this reason was
awarded as the best courtesy and
disciplined company.
As a result of the weekly COM
petitions held throughout the
school year, the following cadets
are designated as the second and
third year Honor Cadets for their
respective companies: S-Sgt. Brad
ford Virgins, Co. A; Sgt. Bradford
Cantwell, Co. B; Sgt. Floyd Will
liams, Co. C; and Sgt. Fred Bah
son, Co. D.
The first year honor cadets were
chosen on the same basis as the
second and third year honor cadets
and they are: Pvt. Larry Dagen-
hart, Co. A; Pvt. John Hazelhurst,
Co. B; Pvt. Jimmy Williamson,
Co. C; and Pvt Julian Lanier, Co.
D..
Sgt. Floyd Williams was made
second and third year distinguish
ed cadet of the battalion and Pvt.
Larry Dagenhart was first year
distinguished cadet.
1t. Col. Blanchard presented
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-24

beth Merritt, Caryway Merritt.
Mary June Misenheimer, Julia
Nell Monaghan.
Anna Mae Moore, Ella Virginia
Moore, Betty Lou Morrow. Eloise
Shirley Moss.
Daphne Faye Nichols, Maude
Stanton Noe, Joyce Carolyn Nurn-
berger, Betty Lou O'Master, Mel
lie Truman Owen.
Doris Eloise Padgett. Martha
Ann Padgett, Bobbie Faith Pad.
rick, Gladys Palmeter, Doris Jean
Parrish, Atha Fotenie Patelos.
Nancy Patterson, Patricia Anne
PAUL, Mildred Kathleen Pierce,
Emma Geraldine Piner, Ethel Max
inc Pridgen, Julia Ann Pridgen.
Mary Ellen Reynolds, Alice Riv,
embark, jeanne Elizabeth Rhode,
Anne Elizabeth Rhodes, jeanette
Louise Rhodes, Oracle Pauline Rog'
ers, Lima Elizabeth Rogers, Mable
Jane Roper, Colleen Waldre Rocks.
Betty Anne Russell, Martha Mae
Russell, Margaret E. Salmon.
Bertha Louise Sanders, Josephine
Matilda Schulken, Barbara M.
Scott, Juanita Mae Seay, Sarah E.
Seigler, Barbara SellersA
Kathryn Sellers, Jean Ellen
Stands, Rebecca Anne Sims, Kath'
ryn Elizabeth Slaughter, Fay Eliza
beth Sloan.
Jewel Faydene Smith, Phyllis
Eileen Smith, 10 Anne Sneal,
Eleanor Jean Sneeden, Patty Marie
Switzerland.
Mary J. Spooner, Jeannine Stan
ley, Princess Anne Stellings, Vivian
Arlene Stevans, Josephine Stillman,
Betty Mae Stone, Sybil Libby an
ner, Grace Marie Taylor, Shirley
j. Taylor, Joyce Elaine Taylor.
Mildred Jeanette Thomas, Bar
bara Louise Trulove, Sophia Yer
zaal, Carolyn Joyce Walker, Char
lotte Ray Walker, Edna Elizabeth
Walker.
Evelyn M. Walkup, Betty Ruth
Walter, Clara June Ward, Audrey
Lee Waters, Betty Murreil White.
Betty Louise Whitman, Iris Eliza
beth Williams.
Patricia Mae Williams, Georgia
Lee Williamson, Joan Celeste VII
hanson, Alice Elizabeth Wills.
Mikki Gloria Winborne, Nancy
Edyth Winningham, Weyburn Mar
garet Woodward, Gladys Mar
Yandle, Betty Wells Yopp.
Charles Slaton Alexander, Joseph
Dawson Barnes, John E. Bass, Jr.,
Nick H. Batuyios, William Ken
meth Baucom.
Albert C. Beall, Earl A. Bender,
Jr., Norwood Farthing Bender,
William Enoch Bennett.
George H. Benson, Thomas Ed
ward Bessellieu, Henry Christopher
Blake, William Laurin Blalock,
Jr.
Ralph Bordeaux, William l..
Bowling, James Howard Braatz,
Frank Eugene Bradley, Jr.
Guy C. Bridges, Lawrence
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-24
William Francis Quinlivan, Jr
JACQUES c.. ReVille.

William Francis Quinlivan, Jr.,
Jacques C. ReVille.
Eugene Franklin Risley, Albert
F. Rhodes, Hershal E. Rogers,
Marion E. Rogers, David G. Rose,
James B. Rutledge, Jr., Glenn W.
Schenck.
Robert Kenneth Scott, Jerome
Saain, Addison Romano Smith.
Charles E. Smith, Harry Lee
Smith, Jr., Charles L. sneeden,
Jimmie Powell Spivey, Reginald
W. Spooner.
Stephen Demetrios Stefanadis,
Robert L. Stewart, Henry w.
Stutzenburg, Earl Herman Swami,
lJr.
James Edward Swart, William
Hendrick Swart, Francis H. Sym
mes, Lewis w. Sykes, Elbert
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