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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15
Girl Scout Activities
5. Told Al Exchange Club

have a membership Of 600, she
said, and 1879 girls are or the
waiting list. These girls must
wait until more volunteer leaders
are secured and more troops Or
gained.
In response to a query concern
ing camperships for girls spon'
sored by individuals or organiza'
tons, Mrs. Jones outlined five
different areas where Girl Scouts
and other girls enjoy full benefits
of summer camping activities.
Some of the advantages thai
camperships offer girls, she said
are; teaching self alliance, i'm
proving health, developing menta.
alertness, social understanding, s
feeling of Importance for the
family group and many other fac
tors of permanent value.
Guest of the club yesterday was
Carl Ford of Binghamton, N. Y.
President John Snow presided al
the meeting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15

Mrs. Helen Jones, executive
secretary of the Girl Scouts OF
America, Cape Fear Area, spoke
to the members of the Exchange
club yesterday on the work OF
the Girl Scouts and the benefits
derived by the girls from the
scouting program.
Mrs. Jones addressed the club
during their regular luncheon
meeting in the Friendly cafeteria
yesterday. This week is the 35th
anniversary of the founding Of the
Girl Scouts of America.
Girl Scouts in Wilmington are
taught everything from first aid
to home economics; and three
senior scout troops are now study
ing aviation and marine projects.
Mrs. Jones reviewed the five years
of girl scouting in Wilmington and
told how the girls, through their
own initiative, had sold cookies to
make money for their projects.
The 3S troops in Wilmington
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within her that turned her
thoughts toward Lex Morell.
This is absurd, really. Sherry
thought. I've just met the man. l
scarcely know him. Love at first
sight doesn't happen. This is
some sort of psychological reac-
ton. It's just because he's young
and attractive. because he's
Steve's friend, because he lives in
this house l love, with these peo-
pie who NEAR SO much 20 me.
That's all it is-all it can be.
She felt an almost irresistible
desire to look at Lex, to see
whether anything in his face in
dlcated such turmoil within as she
was experiencing. But she
wouldn't look at him. Instead she
stared at the fire, letting her head
tip forward a little so that her
hair swung acres her cheek like
a bright curtain, shutting her in,
alone, inviola+e in a small dream
ing world Of her own.
Aunt PENS fingers drifted into
other spirituals, Swing Low.
Sweet Chariot" and Lonesome
Road" Then she played some
sprightly old melodies. Her hands
struck a chord with a final sound
about it.
There" Aunt Pen said firmly.
that's enough. Pm tired and it's
late. We all ought to go to bed. =
Sherry got to her feet and went
over to put her arms around the
old woman, to lay her cheek
against hers. THAT was lovely,
darling. Thank you"
"It certainly was Lex echoed,
smiling at Aunt Pen as he got uI
ard pushed his chair back where
it belonged.
Steve had fallen asleep, MS heac
tipped sideways.
Aunt Pen laughed. shaking his
shoulder affectionately. Wake up
Steve. It's time for bed. Fine host
you are!"
"Just-just dropped off," Steve
mumbled, before he got his eyes
open. He grinned up at them
sheepishly, then yaWned. 90
thought you were going to play
for us, Aunt Pen"
Lex and Sherry laughed, a
young light-hearted sound in the
old room.
Smiling, Aunt Pen told Steve, "]
did play. The performance is over,
And we're all going to bed"
Good idea" Steve agreed, get.
ting up and stretching.
(To Be Continued
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HINKLE TO SPEAK
AT EMPLOYMENT
MEET IN RALEIGH

Harold M. Hinkle, of the Whining.
ton office of the United States
employment service, will parti
cipate as a panel discussion lead
er on the program of the annual
convention of the state chapter,
International Association of Public
Employment Services, at Raleigh.
April IL.
Sessions of the convention will
be held at the Carolina hotel.
Five panel discussions will be
held.
That to be led by the Wilmington
man will be devoted to what the
employment service has to offer
employers in communities having
a surplus of labor and many gate
applications"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15
SHIPPING NEWS
INWARD BOUND

Tanker
S. S. Pure Oil, due Monday
with cargo of petroleum products.
Liberty Ship
S. S. Otis White under tow to
be stored in Lay-Up basin after
being operated under the Polish
flag, as the S. S. Krosro.
IN PORT
IN PORT
S. S. Fort StanarX from Baytown.
Texas via Charleston with gaso-
line for the Standard Oil company.
Tanker
S. S. Pan Delaware, from Texas
City, with gasoline and heating oil,
CLEARED AND SAILED
Tanker
S. S. Neshanie from Port Arthur,
Texas, with gasoline and kerosene.
Cape Fear Terminal. agents.
REFITTED FOR DUTY
Basin Ships
S. S. Frank Dale and S. S.
Charles Hull, from the lay-up basin
to be refitted for voyage. Dockec
at Seaboard Terminals. Heide anc
Company, agents.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15
ruAPTER SEVEN

u.ovv shoes tramped across the
,.+eaen, through the dining-room,
'lono the hall. Steve Jeffrey stood
!. tse doorway then. a big, we'll
.s4.,In mar with crisp gray hair,
reatbered kindly face. He was
earring riding breaches, knee
s;ss laced boots, a leather wind
Walker. And he was smiling in
Keen anticipation.
Hello. darling" Sherry said,
ving across the room to meet
sherry. this is swell! 1 should
have known you wouldn't fail
NE" Steve gave her a great hug.
ME short stubble Of beard on his
din scraped her cheek a little,
Inf she didn't mind. He smelled
n tobacco, family Of horses-a
nod smell that Sherry loved.
rbev came back toward the fire
Mace arm in arm. Steve put his
he hand on Lexis shoulder in
tisndly fashion. "You two have
met, Of course"
HE found me in the station
vgoa," Sherry laughed up at
Sieve. And went on to explain.
Good" Steve said. $50 long as
pl got here. That's the impor-
lint thing. I've missed you,
serry."
"Fve missed you, too" Sherry
| hid him. 'Ive missed the farm
gerything-'
you could come out more
ten,' Steve's tone was dry. tits
hm months. And you know
yu're always welcome"
Il know, darling" Sherry laid
be. cheek affectionately against
he chill leather Of his jacket
Leeve. "It's-hard to explain, But
laem to get involved in so many
hings-with so many people. And
HE crazy part is, they aren't even
tdngs I enjoy very much-or
people I'm particularly fond of.
lis just a sort OF routine, I guess.
90 IN doing what's expected Of
%ns-what's expected Of everyone,
Mother says"
Steve nodded. "Sure. I know.
he pattera Of urban living is de-
handing, to. say the least. Well,
low that you're out here, nothing's
Epected Of you. Just remember
hat. Relax and enjoy yourself"
u always do. Steve. You know
Nat. It's why I keep on coming
back that and the fact that
you're one Of my favorite people"
"~Flattery!" Steve teased. 81
DON'T believe a word Of it." HI
noered then and his glance
ITung to Lex as he said, "You
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15
NAVAL RECRUlTER
HERE SETS PACE
Local Station Leads All
In State On New
E~nlistments

Still leading other North Caro-
lima stations in point of produc-
ton, the Wilmington navy re-
CRITTERS through yesterday had en-
listed a total of % men for regular
navy duty for the month, 10 of
this number having been recruited
during the current week.
The Wilmington station also re-
ported for the month, to date. the
signing of 20 men for inactive
duty in class VS. of the naval
reserve, Is of these enlistments
nave taken place during this week.
The Is men for regular navy
service signed this week are as
follows:
David G. Martin, wilmington;
Leon B. Crowley and J S. Page,
Elizabethtown; Joe John Horvath
and James M. Guy. Burgaw; Earl
WOODS and Lennis Evans, Laurin-
burg: L. J.. McCauley, Wagram;
t. H. Wolfe, Winnabow; H. D.
Mercer, Bolivia; Ishmel Lyans,
Henry J. Wilde and Lester S.
Cousar, Whiteville.
An opening still exists for one
hospital apprentice for regular
nevy service according to Chief
Petty Officer j. G.. Paradise, re-
cruiter in charge.
During next week, travelling re-
CRITTERS from the Wilmington sta.
ton will observe the following
schedule.
Monday, Laurinburg and Rec
Springs; Tuesday, Maxton anc
Lumberton; Wednesday, Wallace
and Clinton: Thursday, Elizabeth.
town and Whiteville; and Friday
Southport and Shallotte.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15
GET d SET

WASHINGTON, March "A. Up
= A radar aircraft landing set has
been turned over by Army Air
Forces to the Coast Guard Air sta
ton at Elizabeth Cit, N. c., the
Army Air Forces announced today.
The set will 60 into operation for
the aid Of all military and civil air
planes making bad weather land
lngs as soon as Coast Guard per-
sonnet have been trained in its
operation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15
INJURED

RALEIGH, March IA. -P)- A
dynamite cap exploded today If
the hands of a student at Needham
Broughton High school and the
youth was injured enough to re
quire hospital attention. School OF
ficials said lone or two" others
were slightly hurt. No names i'm
mediately We're given.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15
DAILY FLIGHTS TO HAWAII

SAN FRANCISCO WD-Naval air
transport service now operates
daily passenger and cargo flights
between here and Honolulu. The
VR-2 Mars" planes are equipped
to handle 80 passengers and Is, 1000
pounds of cargo and mail.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15
ANNUAL MEMS DAY

Annual Mems Day will be
observed at Central Baptist
church, Seventh and Red Cross
streets, this Sunday. The Rev.
r. Irving Boone, pastor, will
deliver the annual sermon at
the II a.. m. worship and
special music will be rendered
by the mems chorus. At the
1880 p. m. worship, Prof. c.
L. Bryant, Jr., will be the
guest speaker and the special
music will include several
special renditions by the mems
chorus and other music groups.
Rattlesnakes are useful to farm
ars because they live mostly o
destructive gophers, prairia dog
apd other rodents.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15
ILMOR GETS MEDAL,

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., March
IA. -(P)- Eddy Gilmore, chief of
the Associated Press Moscow bu-
Ireau and William Smith, APP Wash
lington photographer, were named
today as winners of National Head
liners Medals of Merit for journal
istic achievement in 1916.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15
FARMER

SM1THF1ELD, March. IA. -(Pl-
edA 33-year-old farmer yesterday
faced 10 to Is years in prison after
being sentenced for carnal know
ledge of his II and 16-year-old STEP
dauohterS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15
INVESTIGATORS FIRED ON

ATHENS, March, IA. - (P -
The Greek press office announced
today that a United Nation In
v~estigating Commission team was
fired at by guerrillas today while
enroute through western Macedonia
to Albania. No one was hit.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15
CAMPBELL, EMORY
OFFER TESTIMONY
ON PROPOSED BILL

Henry R. Emory, executive di,
rector of the Wilmington housing
authority and William B. Camp
bell, attorney for the development,
have returned to the city from
Raleigh where they testified be-
fore a legislative committee re-
garding a bill designed to elimi-
nate urban slums.
Campbell said following his re-
turn that his sole purpose for the
Raleigh trip was to offer testi-
mony on the redevelopment mea-
sure and denied that he discussed
the controversial civil service bill
with Senator Alton A. Lennon and
Representative Robert M. Ker :
mon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15
m BOTTLES AND At FOUNTAINS

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15

Cover stored potatoes ano
onions with a paper or bag to,
keep out light. Keep dry and COO.
but avoid freezing.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-07

Mia dolg modro-svilen plasc s
kapuco; in zadnjo minute je
vzela IL vaze. cvetlico, XII jo je
imela sinoci pri vecerji, in 81 jo
pripela na prsi. Ko Sc je Sc pre-
pricala, da nj nobenega sluge
blizu, je smuknila po stopnicah
in ven. Bio je natanko osem, in
ma golobnjaku je Sc trepetalo
sonce. Ognila Sc ga je, da ne bi
ptici prifrfotali k Mi in je iz-
dali S svojim gruljenjem. Ko
je bila ze skoraj ma obrezni ste.
ri, je preplasena obstala. Prav
"a gotovo We, da Sc je nekaj
zganilo, nekaj tezkega, in sub
ljad je zapokljala. Ali jo je OBJ
Sci samo spomin ma preteklc
noe ali je res kdo tam? Stopils
je nekaj korakov nazaj. Frazer
strah! Tam ma pasniku Sc je
krava drgnila oh plot. In tho
tapila je po travi ma obrecne
stezo in magic proti topolu.
(Dalje prihodmji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-07

svojem domu je omahnil z le-
stve. Umrl je v bolnisnici rs.
junija. zena pokojnega je umrla
pred tremi meseci. Zapusea dve
hceri ter diva sina. Svojecasno
je bill aktiven pri raznih pew
skin zborih v Chicago (Zvon,
Slovan.) Pokopan je bill civilno
N. junija ma pokopaliseu v
Hammondu, Ind.
Richmand, Cal. - Dne IA
junija, teden po operaciji, je v
bolnisnici umrl George Barrie
predsednik drustva 638 SNPJ
Star je bill 62 let, donna il vas
Sodefce v Bell Krajini. v ten
mestu je zivel 35 let. Tukaj "a
pusca zeno, sina, stiri hcere, oG
katerih sta dive poroceni, brats
Joeva, kakor tudi vec sorodni
kov Red Lodge, Mont. - Dnt
16. junija je umrl Marko Faj
gel, XII je bolehal "a mrtvoudon
pet let. Star je bill *65 let, dom;
il Lubna ma stajerskem, clal
SNPJ, kakor tudi Eagles il
UNIV. Zapusca zeno, sina, sti
ri hcere, vnuka in vec vnukinj
- Pri druzini Sam in Rose Da
niceck so sc oglasile vile rojeni
ce in pustile hcerko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-07
NAPRODAJ JE 2 AKROV

zemlje; krasna okolica; najvisja
tocka v Lake okraju; fina zemlja,
tlakovana costa. Sedaj je Gas, da
kupite in 81 napravite nacrte "a
letos. Nahaja Sc ma River Rd.,
Route No. 307, Perry, o., vzhodno
cd Ridge Roof White House ma
hribcku vzhodno cd Turney Rd.
Ko 81 prostor ogledate, poklicite
KE OO34.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-07
FrancOVa ylada
prOteStira Zaradi
|omenjanja Spanije

MADRID, 6. julia. - Span
ski minister "a prosveto, Jose
Ibanez Martin, je danes izjavil,
da je spanska vlada naslovila
ma Anglijo protest zato, ker Sc
je ma zadnji konferenci zunanjih
ministrov v Parizu "vmesavalo
ime Spanije."
Protest sc nanasa ma komuni-
kej, XII sta ga objavila po "a
kljucku konference anglesko in
francosko zunanje ministrstvo
in v katerem je receno, da so
"vse evropske drzave z zacasno
izjemo spanije" bile povabljene,
da Sc udelezijo konference v
zvezi predlogi ameriskega dr.
zavnega tajnika, George Mar
shalla. Uradnik francoskega zu-
nanjega ministrstva je izjavil,
da fraza ~ zacasno izjemo Spa
nije" pomeni, da bo "spanija
izobcena tako dolgo, dokler bo
imela sedanjo obliko vlade."
Spanski minister "a prosveto
je izjavil, da je vlada odlocila
poslati angleskemu zunanjemu
ministrstvu "energicen protest"
zaradi tega nenavadnega vmesa-
vanja imena spanije v zadeve,
pri katerih nj bila vprasana, da
sodeluje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-07
! ENAKoPRAvNosT
Ve's+i L TvIienio
omeriskih SIovencev

Hutchinson, Pa. - Pc daljsi
bolezni vsled raka ma zelodcu je
II. 'junija umrl Imro Mrkovie,
rodom Hrvat, star GA let. V
Ameriki je bill 43 let, Clan HBZ
in prejsnja leta tudi SNIP v
Braddocku. Tukaj zapusea ze-
no, sina, poroceno hcer, brata
in vec drlgih sorodnikov. -
Dne "a. junija Sc je podal v
bolnisnico v Greensburg Martin
Ponebshek, bivsi vecletni pred
sednik drustva 683 SNPJ. Pod
vreci Sc je moral tezki operaci-
il ma zelodcu.
Detroit.i - Po partedenski
bolezni pljucnici je v okrajni
bolnisnici umrl John Repovs,
samski, Clan nemskega drustva,
Tukaj zapusca brata Ignaca, vee
necakov in necakinj, v starem
kraju pa sestro.
South Chicago, Ill. - Tu sc
je ponesrecil do smrti Frank
Hodnik, star 70 let in rojen v
Kostanjevici ma Dolenjskem
Pri barvanju stresnih zlebov ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-07

Vsebuje trgovino. hiso S 8 sobami.
80 icenco "a pivo. Use udobnosti.
z garazi. Overhead" vrata. velika
lota. Lastnik. XII je tel trgovini
20 let. proda radi slabega zdravja.
"a vse podrobnosti poklieite-
Nv 9529.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-07

mic kesanja "a to, kar kani sto-
riti. To della, ker mora Ka-
kor da neha trava zoreti, zato
ker DO vendarle pokosena! Ma
mestu tega je imela obcutek o
necem blazenem in povzdigu-
jocem. Moe, XII je ustvarila ME
no srce, je polozila vanj to lju-
bezen. Kar je, kdor je ia Moe,
jeziti sc ne more nanjo!
Divja cebela il je sela ma ro-
ko, in dvignila jo je proti SON.
Gu, da Sc je radostila meme "a
molkle blescobe. Ne DO je picila
- danes ze ne! Tudi mali mo-
dri metulji so priletali nanjo, XII
jje tako mirno lezala. In zaljub-
ljeno gruljenje divjih golobov
nj prestalo, niti lahni zvenk ko-
sa.
Naposled je vstala in Sc ma
potila domov. Prisla je brzojav-
ka preprostim odgovorom
"Da." Precitala jo je, ne da bi
trenila obrazom, ker Sc je 70
pet zatekla k svoji ravnodusni
krinki, Okoli ure "a caj je to-
lila, da jo glava boil, in rekla,
da DO legla. Tam gori v svoji
sobi je tiste tri ure pisala -
napisala je, kakor je najbolje
vedela in znala, vse, kar je pre-
cutila in premislila, preden je
naredila svoj sklep. Zdelo sc j
je, da je njena dolznost naspro-
tt sami sebi, povedati svojemu
ljubemu, kako je prisla do te-
ga, cesar pref ne bi bila verje-
la, da je sploh mogoce. Svoje
pisanje je vtaknila v zavitek in
ga zapecatila. To mu je hotela
dati, da bi precital in razumel,
kadar mu pokaze z vso svojc
osebo, kako ga ljubi. To mu be
preganjalo cas- do jutri - ko
bosta krenila skupaj v novc
zivljenje. Zakaj nocoj bosta sno.
vala svoje nacrte in jutri zac.
meta.
Oh poll osmih je sporocila, da
jo proved glava boil, da bi mo-
gla cd donna. To il je prineslo
poset gospe Ercotte; polkovni-
ku in Mi da je tako hudo; pa
da je morda res pametno, ako
Sc Olivia cuva napora. In kma-
lu Sc je oglasil Sc polkovnik
zalostno skozi vrata: Da il nj
dosti dobro, da hi sla NINA ?
Brez ME da ne DO mic kaj vese-
10! Ali Bog ne zadeni, da bi 81
delala silol Tega ne, tega!
To il je seglo v srce. On je
zmerom tako dober z MO.
Nazadnje ju je opazovala S
hodnika, videla je, kako sta od-
rinila po kolovozu - polkovnik
malo spredaj vecernimi cev-
Iii svoje zene v roki. Kako &C.
den je bill videti 5 svojim ria
vim icem in S sivimi brki; tako
pokoncu in tako zavzet "a to,
kar ina ma skrbi!
Mi pa je izginila vsa utruje-
most. Oblekla sc je v belo, ogr-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-07
Mary Sc nahaja Mary Skull IL
Garyja, MINI. "
GOSPA PERON JE
UTRUJENA; GRE DOMOV

. LONDON, 2. julija-Iz Rima
porocajo, da Sc sirijo govorice,
da DO zena argentinskega pred
sednika xxi je med ostalimi OBJ
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iskala spaskega fasistienega
.diktatorja Franco in Sv. oceta),
prekinila svojo turo. ' :: -
Pc porocilu, XII je bilo priob-
ceno,v Daily Telegraphu, je baje
gospa Peron "utrujena" in Sc
namerava vrniti domov.
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Zen,Ijista
FARMA NAPRODAJ

v Mountville okraju; SO akrov
zemlje, hisa 9 sobami: v doprem
stanju. Elektrika in voda hisl IN
hlevu. Poklicite Elk 443O all Sc
zglasite ma 1912 E. IA St.
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MEHANIK ter "a splosna della in
pomoc elektricarju in plumberju.
Dobra plaza in stalno delo. -
MA 94O0.
Evening star., 1947-02-01

i. nv. ana Ruth Z. waddell. 25. 2s12
Gainesville st. Sc.
Angel Sanpedro, 25, and Conception Moran,
23, both of 2109 18th st. NV.
Kenneth c. Quinn. %. 1884 18th st. NV,
and Dolores ]. Owens, ~, Suitland, Md.
Howard z. Shook, ~, 1882 North Carolina
ave. ne. and Virginia Turberville, "a,
1877 Potomac ave. Sc.
Ralph E. Thompson, SO, 102 Irvington St
s.w., and Mary e. Lee. 33, Arlington. Va.
Frank Brawner, so. 500 1st ST. sw, and
Matilda Wilson. SO. 1929 Half ST. s.w
Willie ]. Greene, 32, 3S13 Jay ST. ne,
and Mary A. Mickles %, 1925 I1th ST.
Haydee C.. Patterson, "a, 1929 Meade st.
BE-, p,ss and ~, Elizabeth P. Freeland. "a, 40s
Paul j. Zarada, 46, and Lillian M Rich
ards. 40. both of 2227 goth st NV
Robert G. Morrow, A., 1855 P st. NV, and
Rachel 1. Howell, 80. Hurt. va
Thomas p. McGlynn. AZ, 4513 18th St.
ne.. and Johannah Riordan, A. 1875
John B. Taylor, 80. 1920 Fitch pl. ne, and
sylvia E: King, 90, 20 14th st. Sc
White, 21, both Of Ala Illinois ave. ave. NV. ".
John Lucas. "a, and Dorothy Dorsey,
~, both Of 2406 st. NV
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H.a4.sa Il @ ss g. .Tms ass
Lawrsnee L. Rollison, a5. and Maude L.
Avery E. stipes. "a. 16Is Rhode island
aye, aye. NV, ". and Mary Y. Z. Crawford a6'
''ef y. NV. @,s1 and Emma K. '0s sites's ~
Edward r Es,s TaglSr, s1 ,nrIo l4os 18th aos St
Worth Johnson. IS, and Lille Aston, 40,
Hapoa 9oa g. sf ssas ssse 51tn a. Asnrton s na Va
p,[ila lillian cretseF IS san aa,e Prane,seo
ave, ave, NV, and Teresa G. spigone. s5,
Rawleg F. Hart. Ia t. 81, Baltimore, and Nonnie
e. Carroll, 1s, Arlington, Va.
WHEN Thein s Sh5ssg 70 TeRSssF fs Els and
beth Of l74e Risgs sgs pl ,rs cors,,
Robert Harrison. Il, 24Ss Phillips ct. NV,
and Mildred E. Belt, 10, 1883 a5th st.
ST. St. NV, and Myrtle L. Hughes, Il. at5 sss
Longfellow st. NV.
sR ans Estslle lfsfhs Misr g st. lst st.
Charles A. hatcher. SO, / 369 Perry pl. NV.
and Marie A. Pershing, 33, 1515 Newton
John A. oDonnelI. 40. e914 courtland pl.
NV. and Dorothy E. Gleason, 80, 2032
Belmont rd. NV.
Harry L. Bedsworth, 81. Exmore, Va, and
Reoecca e. Raper, %, Norfolk, Va.
Phillip Fox, SO, Newport News, Va, and
Hannah Morantz, "a, 1430 Belmont st.
NV.
Roland s. Kunkle. SO, 2915 M ST. s.e. and
Rachel A. Lareau, "a, 1871 St. Sc.
Robert B. Neitzey. 19. 3737 Benton ST. NV,
and Jean M. Taylor, Is, 1880 35th st.
James z. Gillen, "a. 1901 Longfellow st.
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7O8 Cordozo High Graduates
IHonored at Midyeor Exercises

| Graduation exercises Tor 10,
members of the senior class of Car.
dozo High School were held las
night in the auditorium of thu
Francis Junior High School, with
Mrs. velma G. Williams, member Of
the Board of Education, presiding
DR.. Joseph H. Douglass. executive
secretary Of the Washington branch
OF the Urban League, addressed the
graduates.
Candidates for graduation were:
Adams, Azilee NJ Mccoy, James E.
| Armes, Alice Lee McGinnis, H. d.
Rarbee JohnoIa Meade, dean A.
Beckett, Daniel W. Means. Willie
Berry, Ernestine L. Mills, Elaine %.
Blackwell, Robert H. Mitchell, Ruth E.
Boswell, Dolores q. Mobley. Mildred q.
Bowman O'NeaI Newman, Audrey M.
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DoiSy Employees Honored

Seventeen more employees of the
Southern Diaries have Joined the
ranks of the long-service group OF
more than 400 with employment
records ranging from 10 to Is years
Awards were presented to the II last
night by r. A. Brodesser, company
president.
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Marriage License
Applications


Under d. c. lnDs couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. iDrit three fulI days and
recetUe the license ON the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
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Good conduct prisoners at Chelms-
ford Jail, England, staged their own
sports meet in an h1closed field, with
cigarettes as prizes.