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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22

DINING CAR Stewards - Men
with dining car, hotel, & restau-
rant managers, or walters ex-
perience. Good pay. Applicants
must make bond & undergo rigid
physical examination. High
school graduate, or qualified ex-
perience in keeping simple in
ventory & cash records. Age 25-
45. Report for personal in
terview Monday, November "a,
to c.. H. Keiser, A. C. L. AS
sembly Room. III Red Gross
Street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22

QUICK GUARANTEED watch re-
pairs at low cost. E. L. Smith.
ia Princess. Dial 2-3663.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22
90-Help Wanied Female

WANTED-YOUNG lady for cleri-
cal position in accounting de-
partment. Must use typewriter.
Reply in own handwriting stat
ing age, ed~cation and exper-
ience, if any. Write Box 81,
Care Star-NeWs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22

EXPERIENCED Specially sales
man for Wilmington and sur
rounding territory A permanent
job selling Johns-Manville pro-
ducts in great demand. No
travelling. stay at home nights.
Liberal commissions. splendid
chance for advancement. Neces-
sary for you to have automo.
bile, proven specially sales
record, be settled married
man 80 years old or more,
either own your home or have
established residence in Whining
ton two or more years, two years
college education or equivalent.
Thorough preliminary sales train
ing given before you start. This
is your chance to become per.
manently connected with an ag-
gressive company selling ma
tionally known product. A real
job with fuure. Training school
starts soon so reply at once to
Box 1928 Raleigh. Be sure to
give past sales record, home ad-
dress, and telephone number in
your reply. No person who is
not an experienced salesman will
be considered.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22
85-Help Wanied Male

WANTED: 4 MEN With deck Of
ficers rating to stand watch on
ship berthed this port. Contact
Wilmington Shipping Co. Phone
1881.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22
l56-E Employment Wanted

MOORE-FONVIELLE Ro.1,--
We are equipped to seTys ". "
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22

AMPL1FIER FOR Instrument or
microphone, 2 outputs. Electro
muse Headliner, practically
new. Sacrifice. Call Musicians re-
pair shop 2-1594.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22
75-Household Goods

CLOSING OUT All wool blankets
at Is to so per cent reduction.
$500 all wool blankets $3.50.
$1,000 wool at $1,000. Sutton
Council Furn. Co.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22

GAS APPLIANCE Service CO.
We service and install gas ap-
pliances and all heaters. Dial
2-3633 or 1874,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22
7l-For Sale Farm Equip.

F-2O tractor and ten
blade International disc. Tractor
on good rubber and in good con-
dition. Newly painted disc. has
new blades and boxing. Price
reasonable. Jennis McLamb,
Shallotte, N. c., near Hickman
Cross roads.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22

WANTED: EXPERIENCED Truck
mechanic for permanent position.
Good pay and comfortable work
ing conditions. Apply in person.
Marks Machinery Co. 1921 No.
3rd St.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22

OIL CALCULATOR, 3 room size.
cabinet model $3.50. Cash or
credit. Star Furniture Co., form
erly Lewis Fugn. Co., COL No.
9TH street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22

WANTED MALE Stenographer
Is to 80 years of age for tobacco
industry, permanent employ
ment. Must have knowledge OF
general clerical duties, take
dictation, and transcribe ac-
curately. Address box 725 Lum-
berton, N. c.. giving age ex-
perience and telephone number.
Interview will be arranged in
your city,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22

USED WESTINGHOUSE Refrigera.
tor with new motor. See L. F.
Harris, Box 248-C, Winter Park.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22

NOW AVAILABLE, Kelvina1or De-
luxe electric ranges. Home Fur
niture Co., % Market street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22

COOKS & WAITERS-Dining car.
Men with dining car. hotel or
restaurant experience. Good pay.
Applicants must undergo rigid
investigation and physical ex-
animation. Age 20-45. Report for
personal interview Monday,
November "a, to C. H. Keiser,
A. c. L. Assembly Room, III
Red Cross Street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22

PULLMAN COMB Full size double
bed and sofa, in new condition.
Call 2-1548 or 2-8358 from 9 q 6.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22

TABLE TOP Oil cook stoves, cash
or credit. Star Furniture Co.,
COL No. 4th.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22
lsu-Real Estate & De,,,..

WE SELL the earth
Realty Risi : Go, Co.. liz Princess s4sS'sr.Hl e.
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85-Help Wanied Male

NATIONAL ORGANIZATION re-
quires the services of an ambi-
tious young man, high school
graduate, for clerical position.
Reply in own handwriting stat
ing age, education and exper-
fence, if any. Write Box 81,
Care Star-News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22
l53-kooiinu
l5s-Seeds. Plants, Bulb,

PLANT A ROSE Garder
emo ENJOY 712 beautiful roses nex, 5oT a.; nd
na;:.v mer: We offer the tolIo1i,,55 ry~, SUM-
Red and Pink RadiaoeSs Ri.5I-S gTS5e& T
man, Victoria, GoIdene aIa-.t
Editor McFarIand-aIi paw,
Blooming 81 size, for S6.85 rot. Y,
Write Y rdset for 44-page pIaHaaygg aygg'3ad g5'5
Agents wanted, WayneS59S.6s sTds, ";
series Waynesboro, Vira;n;;o NE'
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22

COMPLETE Selection used bed.
room suites at reasonable prices.
H. Evenson Furniture Exchange.
Dial 2-3809. 716 Castle.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22

CHROME Breakfast sets. double
deck coil springs, box springs,
innerspring mattress. Castle
Street Furniture Co. Dial 6447.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22

WANTED SOBER Reliable meat
cutter at once. Answer A. B. C.
Care Star-NeWs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22
|70-For Sale Miscellaneous

SMALL, PRACTICALLY New air
compressor and new Aro grease
gun. Dial Ills day or 1928 night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22

SEEDS. SPRAYS. sDrav m.
dusts. busters, for farm m'',ellal', as
lawn. Cross Seed Co. Dial D; tSrGea, soso
Evening star., 1947-10-01
Why Grow. Old?

time when the feeling Of mot being
needed any more may plunge q
man or woman into deep melan-
cholia. Actually, we should pre-
pare for this drastic time of re-
adjustment long before it happens.
We should live through our own
personal lives and tastes and in
terests as well as vicariously,
through our work or our children.
Then, when the career and the chill
dren are gone we have inner re-
sources and active interests to fall
back on. Thus it would seem that
some Of the prerequisites for re-
manning youthful mentally would be
an alive Imagination, the habit Of
being keenly aware Of life about us.
not just that Of our own small tanl-
lily circle, but the whole sweep Of
humanity and human activity.
One who keeps this large outlook
all through life is not likely to be-
come dull and narrow and old men
tally. As practical year by year
therapy we should deliberately add
new interests and activities to our
everyday life.
If you have reached this stage Of
life without preparation, remember
that you have many more vital
years Of living ahead Of you. some
of the very incest, unless you allow
them to droop with too much leis-
ure. with boredom. with self-pity.
with an unimaginative outlook or q
devitalized use of time.
Evening star., 1947-10-01
Theater
Notes

The most colorful thing to
hit the Washington stage this
season has been Lady Winder-
mere's Fan" which Is now in its
last week at the National The
ater.
Last Spring this revival OF
Oscar Wilde's sophisticated
play received considerable COM
ment. The influence Of the
costumes and sets by Cecil
Beaton on the Spring style
scene was very noticeable in all
of the designer collections at
that time.
Statuesque evening gowns
that had a body-sculptured
front and . puf1ed cascading
back were noteworthy style ad-
ditions to present-day drawing
rooms and balls. The colors
that made fashion history when
the play first opened in New
York were the brilliant Or
chids, pinks, Windermere yell
lows, Chinese reds, mustards,
and green's. In each gown in
the play there is over 20 yards
of material, dyed to match
swatches that were sent from
England by Cecil Beaton. Each
of these magnificent gowns is
lined In padded unbleached
muslin which gives body and
helps to control the creasing
of the gown.
Women may have smarted
under the fire of some of the
remarks in the play but they
certainly couldn't dislike any
thing about the style interest
so evident in the production.
Evening star., 1947-10-01

like to know if you could give MT
some ideas as to games to play fol
people from 20 to 30 years old. An!
ideas on decorations dts to be OF
October 10 would be appreciated
also.
Iwould like any ideas your reader!
may have on fancy sandwiches.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Information and requests sent
in by the tollo1Ding haze been
forwarded to those for t0hom
they ,pere intended:
Mrs. E. F. B., Hyattsuille;; Mrs.
A. B. M, Asheville, N. c.; Mrs.
r. B., Brandy,ine;: E. B. M,
LandoDer;; Mrs. F. E. B., CheDy
Chase; Mrs. L. F. M, Mrs. F. j.,
Arlington; Mrs. C. v. H, Mrs.
D. W. A., Silper Spring.; Mrs.
M. A., Lanham; Mrs. M. X,
Cheperly;; M. B., L. M. R, Mrs.
D. E. Van K, Miss F. p, Miss
A. A. S., H. F. c., Mrs. M, Miss
G. P- M. E. M, H. F. X, Wash
ington.
Our thanks to these readers
,phose contributions ,pere similar
to others previously receiped::
Miss D. ", Tnkoma Park; Mrs.
r. B. @, Washington.
Evening star., 1947-10-01
By Josephine Lowman

It always depresses me when I
read the statements about what q
man is going to do when he retires.
He usually says that he is going to
putter about his house or work In
his garden.
Somehow this seems to be a de-
vitalized sort of future for an active
intelligent person! Maybe there is
something wrong with me! Maybe
that is all most people want to do.
Perhaps that is all will want to
do when I am 6o-but I don't think
it will be!
It seems to me that the same be-
wildering experience happens to .
man when he retires that happens
to q woman when her children are
all grown and leave home. Both
have been 50 busy, and so constantly
occupied with vital interests. that
leisure which falls suddenly some
times seems to be . curse rather
than . blessing!
In discussing factors which lead
to youthful mentality in later years
it might be well to suggest that
this is . crucial period. This is the
Evening star., 1947-10-01
Readers Clearing House

I thoroughly did, was the incest
thing that happened to me all
summer and I feel I have found
good friend.
I have another request. wish we
could start an "out Of date music
club" There are a few lovely old
ballads I'd like to have. you're
As Welcome As the Flowers in May,
won't You Waltz Home Sweet
Home with Me for Old Times
Sake" I'm Tying the, Leaves So
They Won't Come Down." and
Meet Me Sweet Kathleen in
Honeysuckle Time" and many
others. think these were published
back in 1906. If any one can tell me
where I can get these songs I'll be
ever so grateful.
One more request, please. I have
an old gray stone crock marked in
blue. 1t has printed on one side
these words: From w. E. Cooper
and Bro. No. 7, Diamond, Pitts
burgh. Why, oh why, didn't they
add a date to that? That's what
I'd like to find out, what date these
crooks were made so I can tell
about how old this one Is. 1t is very
old am sure.
QUERIES?
(Fron, Mrs. X. S. B., Washington
I would like to know If any one
has recipe for Swedish Apple Cake.
Also, I plan to give my husband
a surprise birthday party and would
Evening star., 1947-10-01
= SUGGESTIONS.
CLEANING SPRINGS.
from Mrs. C.. G. T.,
Enst FnIIs Church.


Pm a Louisianian, so practically
cut my teeth on rice. Try this cook
ing method To l cup rice add 3
cups water. Boil, not too violently,
stirring once as soon as boil begins.
When grain can be pressed be-
tween fingers approximately Is
minutes) and rice has starchy,
gooey appearance Give been told
this part of rice has no special
dietary benefits except to make
you fat). run lukewarm water over
rice in small colander. Steam in
colander until ready to serve by
placing colander with lid on, In
boiler, allowing steam to escape
through top holes Of colander. For
slightly different flavor add " cup
lemon juice or vinegar to water
under -colander. know you will
like it. ....
For cleaning even: saturate small
cloth with ammonia, place on rack
in oven, close door, open kitchen
windows, leave overnight. Next
morning parts clean easily and
nicely with sudsy hot water of semi
detergent. I prefer the liquid type.
To rid place of reaches. You may
purchase at drug store what is
called an electric paste generally in
tube, and 1t is poison to humans.
Put small amounts in soda bottle
tops. At night place as many as
you like, but especially near sinks,
bathtub and drain pipes. Next
morning gather up the tops, store
out of reach of children. Same
tops may be used over and over.
Reaches disappear like magic. This
poison is also good for mice.
As a safety measure against
traffic accidents retouch your child's
bicycle, tricycle., wagons, ETC., with a
vivid paint. I prefer the brightest
red. It's a danger signal to all
drivers.
At the beginning of summer I in
Evening star., 1947-10-01
SALT RISING BREAD.

From Mrs. E. C.. H., BrentUood,)
I have a recipe for salt rising
bread that I have used successfully,
but do not use it now. Because all
the sweet milk we get is pasteurized.
When our mothers and grand
mothers made salt rising, they knew
nothing but raw milk. Every one
had cows and they used fresh milk.
scalded, to start this bread. Two or
three years ago, I wanted some
home made salt rising, used pas
teurized milk and had to throw out
the starting, as it never acted as 1t
should. We knew of dairy in the
country, drove out there, bought
quart of fresh milk, supposed to
have been raw, but the bread did
not come as it should though finally
did, such as 1t was. So I have not
tried again. There is a bakery in
Washington that makes salt rising,
and when I get hungry for some, I
go buy loaf.
SOAP PREMIUM STORE?
(Fron, Mrs. S. F., Washington.)
I have a small request to make
and I am sure some readers of the
RICH can help me.
Is there soap premium store In
Washington at present? There was
one on Ninth street but during the
war it moved, and I have not been
able to locate 1t. Or is there one in
Alexandria? I have not been there
for some time.
TO KEEP COFFEE CREAM.
(From, Mrs. J. w. H., Washington.)
For Mrs. B. C. S., Riverdale. If
your husband likes sugar in his
coffee, would suggest that you add
three teaspoons of sugar to one
half pint of coffee cream; stir until
dissolved; then stir once each day.
This will keep the cream longer;
then add little less sugar to the
coffee when drinking it.
I have kept whipping cream a
week by adding two tablespoons of
sugar to. one-half pint of heavy
cream when first purchased. Stir
once each day to keep sugar from
settling on the bottom. Comes whip
ping time, no sugar to add; it's
already in. Just pour in the vanilla
and whip.
COMMENTS:
OLD CROCK?
From Mrs. E. A. r., Washington
GroDe.
I think Mrs. G.. L. Of Washington
who says we should have an "out Of
print book club" has . wonderful
idea. She says she has made nice
start. I wish she'd tell us what to
do. There are many people I am
sure who would like to find out
about some favorite old book.
I wish to thank the RICH for help
ing me locate an old book this
summer. A very kind lady saw my
request In the paper and she
brought the book to my home. In
fact, she loaned me two books. Being
able to enjoy these books. which
Evening star., 1947-10-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPESIAL NOtISES.
DIAMONDS: old 1ewslry and silyer ysnted:
co. 1923 st. NV, MR. 3440.
kept; part time: tax returns prepared.
statements, audits: reasonable. or. 2074
ATTENTION. BUSINESsMEN-We are
Washingtop's outstanding agency for selec-
tion and placement of bookkeepers and ac-
s4anssnas SX ssas NA Atlas 4ssa AGENCY Evans Bids
DIAMONDS. JEWELRY wANTED-Hirhest
GshxET sash prices alo Free appraisal oaHUR ARTHUR
ALE ALERT T., Young DUNG MA MAN S2s) wants part
VIE not g Be Ss REsPoSsfBLE fa5sF for an,
BERNARD WMDLER. s2s e. Thayer st..
NOTICE 1sii is HEREBY GIVEN that ELI,
Goodman and George Freilicher, q partner
ship. operating Arena Sport Shop" at
2124 l4th st. NV. washington, D. C., have
transferred and assigned all their Interest
in sa s eorpItan As9a snor ssS snoD
ration assuming all oblig gations of said
partnership, and that said Ellis Goodman
and George Freilicher will continue to be
associated ass with said eorgoration ss ocers
5O3 Chandler Bldg .
FLOOR CARE. home or office; cleaning.
waxing, bufting; special rates to CONNER
cial establishments. AETNA RUG a. UP
HoL'ST1ERY 51 CLEANING CO., MA. 333e,
Gas HEATING BOILERS and hos-water
heating plants; no cash needed; small
Gas 4 WaAER sEAEEsB2Ex 2ExrEks, II ssSs e. 80 40 .,
automatic; no cash needed: small monthly
sTANsBURY, ii. 3O29.
Evening star., 1947-10-01

tended to give this suggestion, per-
haps some can still use 1t.
Mount your child's sandbox on
legs so that he may stand or sit
around the box. No sand in shoes,
or house, and he will enjoy 1t just
as much or more.
Take sour pickle, slice thin into
your empty sweet pickle jar which
has only the vinegar left. Add
small amount of sugar and more
vinegar, If needed. Result, new jar
sweet pickles.
Now, a request, and I'll stop.
How do you clean = double or triple
deck bed springs? My vacuum
cleaner attachments are not suit
able, besides they only remove top
dust and I want them to shine.
STAR OF INDIA"
(Fronl Mrs. V. c. B., Washington
To Mrs. w. H. A.. Arlington: The
"Star of India" pattern is in an
20. N. T." book called "Doilies." The
book number is 1853 and the pattern
is number 1865.
Evening star., 1947-10-01
POEM OFFERED.
from Mrs. F. w. D., Arlington

from Mrs. F. w. D., Arlington.)
To Mr.. P. I. D., Washington. in
return for his very nice poem How
Much Are You Worth?
AROUND THE CORNER.
Around the corner l had a friend.
In this great city that has no end,
Yet days go by and weeks rush on
And before know 1t year has gone,
And I never see my old friends face,
For life Is swift and terrible race.
He knows like him lust as well,
AS in the days when I rang his bell,
And he rang mine; we were younger then
And now we are busy. tired men.
Tired of playing the foolish game.
Tired OF trying to make name.
Tomorrow" say. TIL call on Jim,
lust to show him think Of him"
But tomorrow comes, and tomorrow goes,
And the distance between us grows and
grows
Around the corner-yet miles away.
Here's telegram. sir" jim died today
And that's what we get and deserve in the
Around the corner. vanished friend:
g. HANSON ToWNE.
l. ~ u r
Evening star., 1947-10-01
HELP kLkN.

A6CO6NTANT, Junior, firm q csrsidsd
public accountants; experisnes not re-
sirable. state age, salary and other facts.
Accounts PHYABLE CLERK for local
restaurant chain: excel. opport. for young
once exper Should Be able to do some
typing. Apply in person. 1898 Taylor
HiiDiJ6sToR, Al young man. 81 to ~ Yrs.
old single preferred; national organfss-
tion. to train for executive position; ag-
proved qI training. HOUSEHOLD Fl
NANCE CORP. 3237 r. I. ave, Mt. Rain
isT; Md AGENCY h., on.,,rr w2 =,
messenger for young man who seeks future.
KAL. EHRIICH & MERRCK. 314 Star
AiRtRAFr sIasj sfs IL GGEfEAsERs, American Arlines,
age 1S to 25 pref. good physical condition,
rotating shifts, starting rate slc hour,
matte increases. Apply Room 236, Termi-
nal Bldg, National Airport, am. to
D m .
APPLICAToRs FOR ASBESTOS and brick
siding Don't apply II you do poor work
GIL 2256 or 81 2100.
CONTINUED on Next Page)
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EHWhatS CooRin' :
THURSDAY.
Pork Shoulder Steak Crazy
Mashed Potatoes Buttered Summer Squash
Head Lettuce Russian Dressing
Pineupple SnoU Tea
Rv B0rbara Bell
Pineapple Snow.

tablespoon plain gelatin egg whites
Y cup cold water Water
No can crushed pineapple tablespoons lemon Juice
Pinch of salt cup sugar
the cold water minutes Drain pineapple
juice and add enough water to make cup OF liquid Heat
sofened gelatin stir until dissolved Stir in drained
pineapple Juice Chill in refrigerator until mixture begins
TO CONCEAL egg whites until stiff add salt gradually beat
thick smooth Whip gelatin mixture and fold
lightly thoroughly into mixture Turn into 4cp mold rnsed
cold water chill Ia refrigerator until hrm Serve with cstard
II desired by wi"
Evening star., 1947-10-01
Z z al

Wool yarn loops make a thick coat
for this bewitching crocheted puppy
A must" for the children on your
Christmas list. Pattern envelope
No. R2241 contains complete easy
to-read and easy-to-follow crochet
ing instructions.
To obtain this pattern, send Is
cents in coins, giving pattern num-
Der, your name, address and zone
number to Peggy Roberts (The
Washington Starr, P. o. Box 100
Station G. New York l9, N. Y.
Evening star., 1947-10-01
Office Hours
Classified Advertising

Leave your ads at the Busi-
ness Office, 18th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, open 8 am. to
IL pm, or at any of the
Branch Offices throughout
the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1947-10-01

When anstoertng advertise
nents addressed to Star boEes
do NOT incloss original ref
erences, photographs or Other
papers of personal palus. Ad-
uerttsers often fail to call ~
all replies addressed to a Sta,'
bor number and this mail ts
destroyed II remaining over 10
days after final insertion Of
advertisement.
Evening star., 1947-10-01

The French ounn in re dff is b
oct 1.-THE %
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Evening star., 1947-10-01
IARGE-SIZE SWEATERS?

LARGE-SIZE SWEATERS?
(Fron1 Mrs. B. E. M, Washington
To P. A. M, Washington, request
for knitting size A sweater. To
purchase a Star Book No. 38, basic
sweaters from size years to size
AZ, American Thread Co., 260 West
Broadway, New York 13, N. Y. The
lady can just add % stitches) when
casting on according to size. I hope
this will help
Evening star., 1947-10-01

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Evening star., 1947-12-24
Deaths Reported

(From D. c. Bureau of Vital ststistics.)
sEsnk Conner; a, ss i so!aisTs nE Home lone; y.
Henrietta Hano, al, 27oi Conn ave. NV
Fanny Pratt, 70, 65 Observatory Circle
Edward F. Moore, II. so11 Douglas NV.
Van W: Roberts. Is. 1908 Irving st. NV.
Gs1k 5ss M r. Psaans,sser Pstti1 4 e$5 as1i St o,
Irene NJ Bennett. 70, Kenesaw Apartments
Henry B. Lee; e. asle Wis Wisconsn o1s ave NV
Alesandro Baroni SO, s24 Crittenden st
s.nts J; creyate; s., 1928 Rodman ST. NV
Pearl puiey, "a. iss5 r st. NV.
arsnes enssS Pimi e. se se 81 RoeRve 4
Russell W. Leisler' 81, sso South Capitol
RAYMOND L. Hun. So. s1s4 westovsr
EaEs4s I Psiss s .' 1913 sf5 o 5ps s
Emms 1. Moore. 81. 1904 10th ST. st. ~; NV se
Infant sylvester. 1907 trinidad ave ne.
Annie ANNIE Davis 3; % Is. sois Isl I te s. NV ~ S'N
Lee Williams, rs. st. Elizabeths Hosp.
Sarah +. King. IS. 1907 4th st. NV,
Elizabeth H. johnson. ~ 405 Fla. ave
Edward Barber. 70. ao4 Brooks ST. NV.
Estelle Black, So. us R.. !. ave; NV.
Mammie Johnson, -5s, us First st. NV
Amelia Coleman. 81, 220 Parker st. ne.
bstasa ns2s e. e. as 9fs sssr sa st p nw
James Jones. 81, Brentwood, Md.
Virginia Stewart, ~, 80 s st. NV
Clarence Shade. AZ. No fixed address.
Charles A. Stevenson. 80, 2O24 E st. ne
Monnie Fuller. ~. 900 M st. NV.
Patricia Butler, infant, 6215 Drake pl. Sc
Melvin Bailey, infant. 14O6 3rd st. NV.