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HELP DOMESTIC.

ss,S SoSk soSd SHW ;ssrJ sM i've M
fer and frst-door work. wife to cook and
fsis upstairs rsauiTes Essk WI vial 5ogs BONE adpt
side empoyed S9s available ssss pm oqa
ss mo in {ard HUSBAND add so mu dinner live wife h
Ssorsstean house: day DAY vP': Pa'h no iaanH Ia1
COUPLE. cook and hoHseman. thoroughly
town home, 5 adults; no Laundry, no Oo out
side work; must live in, attract. quarters
End n; liv. ,rm. with fireplace. ,bedrm.,
couple with prev, exper:, working together
in pvt home with, good ref; $500 Will
interyiew int vie, applicants on Thurs. Mar, Is,
tails Bon 317-J, Star. ~ oi VI p
CHI .W.-Live in; loc ref; age, a5-35:
er eenslx sI eSss Sssher; good salary. D1. 3sas
G. H. W.. plain cooking. live in, fond of
s5dren s loaa eeleTed settlsd 5day yk
GIR1, coiored for s.h.w'. "G must t'h have ioca,
M En- apt S out 5cs4 s@0Hssa 6sTenp0T hof
HogsEKEEPEk, ssj R;E IN NV White live in care of
small suburban home and IA .year.old
child; no cooking for adults. Can TIE.
GO96 or write 40l5 s. 2sth ST., Ar
MAID. live in: for gh.w.. cooking and
help with baby: fond of children: ample
liberty time; S25; local references and
health certificate required. EN-. S142.
MOTHERS HELPER. live in. own room
bath, fond of children: other help: S15;
good job for right person. DU. 09s6
NURsEMAD. $50, live in, care Of chill
dren and 4 plain cook. light g.h,w
WHITE COUPLE for housework. care Of
small lawn. age middle 3Os, live in; no
smoking or drinking: $3.50. Ex. 5634.
WOMAN, white, to live in. must be Chris
tian. honest, have references, around As;
complete charge of home, growing chill
dren. good cook; good salary. TR. 0s2O.
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INSTRUCTION couRsEs

AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION under
q bill. Men and women. Phone Olive:
So5ERN NOD In TsAiNNG in s..us, culture, Al,
subjects taught. Approved By Government
for GI training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 9 St NV. DI 1862.
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training In all subjects; day. night and
part time classes; get our free catalogue
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, approved
for D: c. requirements and CT training,
PIANO INSTRUCTION at your home eve
nings and Saturdays: SIS monthly: Begin
ners preferred. EMILY SMITH, DU. 5637.
LEARN TO DRIvE-Look for the two
steering wheels: permits, D. c., Md. and
Va; EASY METHOD SCHOOL. NO. 1884
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS, new dual con-
troll cars: professional instructors: per-
mlts secured. CALVERT DRIVING
sGHooL; ia; $500, IA, 1928. -19
POPULAR PIANO, taught in 20 lessons,
improvising harmony and theory incl.
Results guaranteed. CHARLES NEWMAN
STUDIOS, 1706 G st. NV, ME. 470O or
RA. $500. Approved for GI training. 10
GREGG AND PITTMAN SHORTHAND,
.ouch typing: individual instruction. speed
dictatlon. Day and evening classes, start
any time. LAKE SCHOOL. 11O1 Vermont
ave. lat L st. n.wD. DI. lila. 21"
DIESEL is going places. Come along. Pre-
pare for this good pay trade now We
will personally interview mechanically in
,lined men. Full information furnished
40 obligation Write UTILITIES Diesel
FRAMING. Box 3S2-K. Star. 15'
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PERSONAL.

KALoRAMA CoNvALEsCENT HOME for
ambulatory, convalescents: private, semi
private and small ward rooms; registered
nurses nII IS o day and night; supervised diets.
ARE YOU WILLING TO MAKE nice cash
profit on your l94s car. sH. 1195;
HERE'S oLD-FAsHIoNED FUN! If YOU are
unmarried, of good character, enjoy hiking
hf FuN chUB isa oSTns sosh s. na 1R
facial F3SS FIAsffG f 1 nic'' SURGERY. DR. NEaRy
2025 Eye st. NV. BY appointment RE
TAX RETURNS prepared by tax consult;
ant; reasonable rates: with assurance Of
al deductions. Act now and be sure
EADx: I;slII s.; settled, WI will sy stssy nights With
French, English. Theses. term-papers
manuscripts, articles. speeches, books, etc
MLTERATioNs AND DREssMAKING done
specializing in costumes, suits and gowns;
s1GuSye dsEnT md psrtfTary for
Gonneetisssatto ave. 2nd floor. Telephone
bREssMakRRs. BRPSRt Sssf AND rA1LoRs. suppies 5Si
notions and findings; buttonholes made.
psoae 1sa 10Th naps1t sf Ssa near Florida ave- Tee
s%,n s9r partjsglars sY lars DI s415; TEL,yIsioN:
SHssE nsaasr t5saz K @ sGf CO.
PaEMASENT Psss NE 81; snsmpSo .na ngeE
HONOUR SCHOOL 1870 N; z ave. -
cost construction. While others are talk
ing. we are doing. call US st FA, 1855
ONE WOMAN TELLS ANOTHER about our
skin in dressmaking. restyling and alLera-
ESa s osmerly S1 eHDss'eS bsh sve to e. anSs a
ITO F st; NV. centrally located above
3 5oU AfE Rs. y tR Rras es San 81 sssS
:EkRzsS Fs afs Gss!.!s :s.Ssee
woTs done By
Flynn ' sEAuTY cofLEdE. Isio g s.
Pla%1s service Sn dental sss r:B
sGERa1oNs sGf sh 8 W on 1h III iad ades KA s7
s5aa no eslsn' co SstViss ssa1 open ewes
s., white g, coioTed; and Md. COX & CO.,
Pe PooD a524i PRICE ks osS oasSNALYsr-some expert
ence with fats and oils desirable excel
lent opportunity Tor progress; start $4,000
or better Write details of training and
experience; applications will be held in
strict confidence. PoSNER, Ring bldg
ORIGINALITY NIGHT, Monday night
Florida Cafe, IA Florida ave. NV. Prizes
CO. 26S0. -15
PRACTICAL NURSE will care for infant
in evenings in exchange for small apt.
Arl. vicinity. Glebe 612S. -15
DID YOU KNOW spring is Just around the
corner? Rugs and upholstered furniture
cleaned for that new look in my your home.
Ready for use same day. AETNA RUG &
UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS. MA. 1889 20.
BABY SITTERS' REGISTRY-Mothers. be
safe. Call DI. 1900 for investigated sit
ters chaperons; licensed. bonded service.
WILLIAMS, formerly opposite Mayf1ower
reducing for gentlemen only: hours, 6 to 8
INFANTS AND BABIES BOARDED by
month at wellington Nursery. Beautiful
care given your baby. Inspection invited
Licensed home. TIE: 1874 21'
SLIPCOyERs. DRAPES. CO; 5000. Five
day delivery. Use your fabrics. DA1G-
NEAULT DECORATORS. -1b
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SAL ESAEA Ica.Al

sALEsMEN-For wide-awake real estate
ONCE IN Northwest Washington; applicants
must have sales experience and. willing
listed property to oer also o0Gd plensy nssO1f Of
Northwest b; c. and Montsomery County.
sfasn'e chEvY Msp only zg tsSp Rf fh e e eo
sfoRS s4sa S0p9 WINDOW ise EM sALhsMEN ssG TOP notch
things are getting rough! Today We need need
more company cooperation, more leads
a decent wks. salary. Proof Of Of our If prop prop
Of the best window statesmen in Wash!
about you? Phone Mi osT. ma. g si4c
hT fNbUsTRr2L' Usa1 '9 sUpfIY y SALESMAN, ls eitsb
iiSaed RSaf BUSINESS in choice territories BOX
siding s; silsi xsD ROOFING sALEsMENIlssre
you ysslost desirous hs Of q change? We. are the
area And also have many salable items
70 offer to home owners, such as hot-water
heaters; t,rs oil and coal heating systems in
storm windows etc. We pay the largest
fSeryy,an everything direct from the marufacturers
and 1Vd DEAL z9a are you eo@e e59aufsr n
@ fss ( 27sE dosTRSc4oR 5ossFTIies s. s tso
klAL is1iTR ihTfPnas Is for
an experienced, alert, neat man with per-
Sonality. Unusual opportunity with a
ssaseeeYssfgi ssS e Wv Virginia and D. C. realtor, Box
SALESMAN, paint, to represent old-estab-
llshed hrm, with highly acceptable prod
gets; ge 6o our men in other territories earning
representative in Washington: Must be
tunity. Apply by letter, with full informa-
ton strictly confidential. Box 2s9-L,
STORM WINDOW MEN-we have raised
me commissions TO increase our sales pro-
auction. We now have the exclusive sales
distribution on .'Wisco' aluminium self
screens 1t is new. and has more DEM
onstrating features than anything on the
market You can make more money with
US if you are producer than elsewhere.
AS we are now the largest home modern
iaers i in this area and have many items to
sell sell SuGh Sa1, as hot-water heaters, oil and
ana a kit: modernization, brick and stone
sizing; roofing, insulation and SO forth.
Interviews 2 to 4:30 pm. ASsoCIATED
INC. 1512-1514 Benning
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. ealculators cleaned.
81; HI. UNITED TYPEWRITER co.
Ing, exterio5 paintins;o oeSs No obligation, for
ASPHALT SHINGLES put on by expert
gsT 100 s.; 4. cal Gilbert; DL 2a15; AZ. 20.
mens men an and 7 fireplace % speeisIsy: estimstss
free. easy terms. Nj. bo56 bet b:3o-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: chlmneys, re- re-
repaired A. FAGNANI AT. ie94
sts MR asuss IL Sfls
CAMERA RErA1Rs.s15 10th st. n, nv.
I7 years sxps5snee net tsst0ry IA Datts a Full
cARpfNfkY CAR I HFei 2 porches @ inclosed and
screened; shelving; partitions; recreation
rooms ceilings replaced I, IL 1922: aO
rooms, porches inelosed, stairways,, dormer
windows: residential or commercial. J. E.
HENDRICKS Union 2491.
CARPENTRY AND BUILDING-New work
ssP0qs!aE MR ToRELn 1na A1 ISDaEs a4o
CARPENTRY,. alterations and repairs of
Dsys OF Daye Ra ISIS "n''e
CARPENTRY-Recreati rms, screening,
EsiSns rspsrs s94 Iu on as4g xs d,s R l7g %
CARPENTERING. plastering, fireproofing.
cementing; all work guaranteed; quick sery-
ices MI. 1915 Ask for MR.. WILLIAMS.
cARPENTERING. small Jobs. painting and
papering; house house painting specially.
cARPENfRY. painting. roof repairing, ce-
msnt Tl;, EoTk bassments ssss excavated any size
Soms SanfEEna9 E. e'ofsssRss
CARPENTRY - ALTERATIONS. porches.
bookcases, recre. rms, etc. SH.
1895. II no answer, call after $50 p m.
CEMENT FINISHING, moving and hauling;
stake body trucks, Call Mr.. DEsPERT,
North 6S7S after 5 pm. -16
LEANING-Upholstered furniture. rugs,
machine cleaned on premises: also Grapes
and slip covers. Cali MIR. cRULEY. NO,
Dg5oRATE Now. colored experts paper,
paint, plaster; no money down. 3 yrs. to
pay ALBERTS DECORATORS, DU.
APPLIANCES REPAIRED-I
Lamps, irons, coasters, etc; reasonable;
expert work. Call ia. 6737 any time.
WIRING and repair+small
Jobs q speciality. Call any time MI. 1894
ELECTRIC WIRING AND REPAIRS and
new installation; no job too small; "a
hour serv.; D. c.. Nd. and Va. Ia. 1877.
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ADDITIONS: remodeling. carpentry, ,plas;,
commercial by local contractor. ,UN.
ADDITioNs, poreheS, garages commercial
IS EIslmatss ATS = plans permits. j. S. Yog.d
plssterins. painting, etc; free estimatss'
Ton fe ne9sS fSxH eo K RE pay 44
CONCRETE. cement work. footing. drive
ways, porches, bsmt. floors. steps. retain
Ing ysis' ssas old old snd new work c. aALEA
ALL BRANcHES Of home construction
modernizing and and repairs: one ne OF our low
ing. asphalt tile floor, $40: wiring and
decorating ,I addisions H For free % fIT4 estlmsts
BEILDER- -coSTRAcToRGGeneral repairs
CARL v; sMIRER, u, GE: sh72. s.,,..
ment ,drtveways, porches, retaining walls
Pipe MARc6co 81 Kinds R of HotasPs ans
RRockvilIe. Ma. Rockville 1888, Ia
CONCRETE WORK properly done; floors
Dag9g malls ns. Mss
co. saa gPnsssss das;i.s
fence and fix your yard for spring. We
will erect your fence complete: no down
payment and give SO mos. to pay. For
full particulars, call Ii. 1855. 10
FLOORS-Sanding, cleaning and finishing,
at reduced prices. r. M. OLIVER & SONS,
FLOOR sEKvTE-Nothing but the best
laying, sanding. nnishins, cleaning, pay
s'ssE|ss'sas ai'fs d nis isis
GENERAL e;E coNrRAcrINe =, Recreation
rooms and attics in knotty pine, Celotex
or Nu-Wood planking; bars, porches, steps,
tiled modern Kitchens and baths with Per-
matile; financing arranged through FHA.
r. w. RUSS. days, VI. 1905; ewes, FR.
43o6 III
HOME REMoDELING-Recre rooms.
attics, baths, kitchens; other inside work:
Altico wall tile. all colors; rubber tile
flooring; free estimates. SUBURBAN
CONSTR. co. UN. 3352. days or ewes.
HYATTSyILLE CONTRACTING co. IL
Painting, papering roofing and siding;
all work Guaranteed: monthly terms; free
estimates WA. s4s6. days or evenings. !
IRON WORKS, fre escapes, railinss; also
prefabricated steel and aluminum 6sacn
cottages and garages. DUPONT IRON
WORKS, 1853 18th ct. NV, ma 1855. /
KITCHENS REDEsIGNED and installed by
experts: finest cabinets and appliances:
worn Iinoleum sink tops replaced with |
"Formica" or stainless steel Call for
estimate. MODERN HOME CO.. MA. o71o.
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SITUATIONS poMEsrIc tc.,,)

GIRL, colored.. wants Job as nursemaid
GIRL, colored, desires parhtime Job. DE.
1886.
GIRL colored. wants part-time work,
morning or evening: cleaning or laundry;
city reference. AT. 1928.
GIRL, colored, wants part time or days
work. CO. 8606.
SCHOOLGIRL wants psrt-time work from
3 until after dinner. Call NO. 7464
WOMAN, colered, wants ghw.: fond of
children: $3.50 week. MI. 04G1.
WOMAN, colored wants full time general
housework. live in. DI 1907.
WOMAN, colored. wants part-time laun-
dry work: Georgetown or Chevy Chase
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BUSINESS.
AMBASSADOR FMPIOYMFNT SER

htADhSShDoh
l424 K st, NV. suite 2OS-9. ST. 74I5.
The following is partial list of openings.
with reputable employees: Secretaries %,
TO various trade associations and COM
mercial firms, paying $500 TO $4,000
annually. Typists %, Sl,s0Q to $500
annually, Personable young ladies, with
college education. weighing not over 1926
pounds, to be hostesses; good opportunity
for advancement; starting salary. S2,1O0
asd 81 a0 m in
lm.), S2.1Q0; clerks (m.). high school
BooKKEEpERs, $50 wk.: full charge,
store work; perm. Bookkeeper. exper.,
typing; 8 $45 Wk. cierk--typist, 5-day; $40 $40
wa pyplst exper sI;.+ assoe Go work; $l6o
typst p (2s1, Start s35 Sk' oo Reeeptionst- @
typist, DR.. oface: $35 wk. Need 100 new
applicants daily for current openings.
Welcome. see Miss Evans or Miss Black
(est 80 odd yrs.). Opp. Capitol Theater,
RADIO ENGINEER tm.J, with BEE de-
gree. exper. basic station standards
FM broadcasting-sala open. BOYD'S,
| 333 F. MA o33S
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HoME tMP. coMpANlES tceal.l

HOME IMP. COMPANIES Cow
DRIVEWAYs, blue-sfone or bankrun, srsvs3
for driveways; driyeways gradeo sns
graveled, TR. r799. t1,uv
REASONABLE ESTIMATES cheef,,ttttr
given on all home remodeiing Jobs. hsWr hiW
conversions and garages our speesseSS
HYDAIE CONTRACTORS, Warneld sse'
sDNG-Ail types installed with no down down
payment. and 36 mos to pay. For duLi
snSTNG snniSTWaa9n. IN saa II. 1855. -.e,t mts or
srniNS lS HkRE-Need more rooms "
repairs! Finish your attic, basement ana
lnclose your porch; roofing, siding ana
screens: lS years experience; white me
Call JOHN j, CROSS CONSTRUCTION,
Gresnoeit 52ss after pm; Sunday; all
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SALESMAN.

BELL NATIONALLY KNOWN merchandise
for the home: highest commissions paid
Call GE, 4o40 before 10 am. Ia
SALESMAN for .prefabricated homes. ex-
perience in sales work public contact
necessary; salary and commission Ap-
aQo7 18th st. NV.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

CALIFORNIA BOUND Are you looking
or good driver? Call bet. 8 and 4
,lm, MR.. WILLIAMS. FIR. 1400, Ext.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC

COOKS, general houseworkers: live in or
out. S25-$30. LADIES EXCHANGE EN-
PLOYMENT BUREAU. 2O37 K st. NV.
WE HAVE FIRsT-CLAss COLORED help,
full or part time. Call AID. 0639. PRU-
Wallach pl NV ia
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, wants lob as nurse maid;
ref; 9 until 8; days a week. Call
TO s pm, District S076. 49,
a ds,s eo,Gred' HF assires general housevork
GIRLp eolored. wants s.h.w. Call Lu.
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HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

WATEK-PKOOFING, tile or cement pip
drainage, fagstone and cement work. r
MARCUCClON. Rockville 1888. Ia
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OontfDued q Next Psge)
Evening star., 1948-03-28
Chicuqo Livestock

able Ass. hoss' 800: Oar total, 500 S!sstimatsd5
compared week ago; butcher hogs, $3.50
lover; IS most .sad desline on weights unoer aoo
''Is saiable liable cattle: Cattle 200 (estimatedD; total no,
given; compared week ago; considerably
Of the strike over-taxed the slauehterine
result all classes lost considerable price
$50 lower; bulls, 1902 90 lower and
choice fed steers, 25.5O-29 80; top, 81 SO
Sr 1s eafs soa boSesSups ss s
pound beeves., 1925; most medium to low.
gooa steers, 2s oo;25 so; good and So'is choice
700 o25-pound Weights, ss.6s and IS: Is
choice 1,isa-pound steers and hsiferss
mixed 1880; beef cows closed at 200 s;!,l
Iso6,1sse ists: c1esins y scp p xsifasy
q. 90 down on the close with light culls as
low as 1000; lower prices for sIaughtsr ias
placement channels half-!fat. 930-pound
light feeders. 23.25oo25.75:
pared week ago: supply exceeded demand
progressiveIy pr lover; two late sessions
wooled lambs from far western feedlots
with other classes very scarce; small supply
paid Monday: bulk good and choice wooled
y oo-as rs; mainly a2:oo; after Monday
good and choice 1O6-114 pounds, 2I,OO-
21.75; medium to good mostly 5000
81 900; lower grades in very. narrow de-
400; few loads good to choice 95-110
pounds; lambs, No. l and pelts, 5000
and 2O.50, deck comparable 12s-pound
storn lambs. 10000; few good and choice
slaughter ewes, 10000; bulk common to
good. IL .0O-1250.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
Demand for Print Cloths
Cheers Textile Trade
by the Assoeiofsd Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 27.-A better
inquiry for print cloths for second
half delivery high lighted develop
ments in the cotton textile market
this week.
In contrast to the weakness in
nearby print cloth and sheetings,
prices were firm on the moderate
business done for forward shipment.
This led selling representatives to
believe that the prolonged with
drawal of buyers from the market
will soon be broken.
The popular 80-square print cloth
number sold for 231a cents q yard
for fourth quarter delivery early in
the week but later sales were firm
at Is cents a yard.
Merchants said the potential de-
mand has been steadily building up
and it was only a question of buyers
becoming convinced that prices will
not work lower.
Supporting this idea was the re-
newed strength in raw cotton prices
with cotton stocks expected to shrink
under heavy export demand for
foreign aid purposes. The extent
of new military buying was un-
certain.
Towards the end of the week mills
showed some apprehension over the
possibility of curtailed operations
and deliveries of goods If the coal
strike Is prolonged.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
Rail Bonds Irregular, ,
Mild Selling Follows
Early Improvement
BY the Assoeiossd Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 27.-Railroad
bonds ran into mild selling breezes
after an early try at higher levels in
today's market.
At the closing bell, gains and
losses Of fractions to around q point
were evenly distributed.
The late tendency to turn back
followed a similar trend in rail
stocks, which apparently reflected
news that Presidential emergency
board had recommended a retro
active wage increase for locomotive
engineers, firemen and switchmen
Edge Higher In Week.
Rail issues made a fairly good
showing on the week. Quotations
on the average were tops since early
February. The Associated Press
average Of 20 representative rails
was 6 Of one point higher at 1872.
Other sections of the market, in
cluding the often volatile foreign
division, showed only minor changes.
Bonds of Missouri i-Kansas-Texas
Lines responded to news that a
recapitalization program might be
put into effect this year. This an
nouncement coincided with con-
gressional approval of the Mahaffie
rail reorganization bill, which Con-
gress sent to the President. The bill
would permit railroads to reorgan-
ize under supervision of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission.
Federal Buying Small.
United States Government bonds
continued to make their way with
little help from the Federal Re-
serve System. Banking figures for
the week ended March "a showed
net purchases by the system Of only
$10,000,000 Of Government bonds,
which was the smallest since the
system cut its support levels on
Christmas Eve.
In this connection bond men
studied the testimony Of Thomas b.
McCabe. who is President Truman's
choice for Craftsmanship Of the Fed
eral Reserve Board. Mr.. McCabe
said there is nothing in the foresee-
able future to indicate the Federal
Reserve would allow Government
issues to drop below par. He told
the Senate Banking Currency Com
mission that he thoroughly favors
support of the Government market.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
Births Reported
tFrom D. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics.

trlom u. Z. bureau OF vital StatiStlc
Louis and Helen Andrews, boy.
Morgan and Louise Ayers, girl.
James and Dorothy Bean, boy.
Charles and Edna Bell, girl
George and Helen Browning, girl.
Charles and Betty Gary. boy.
George and Geraldine chinea, boy.
Donald and Betsy Coss, boy
Theodore and Mildred Decatur, boy.
Burce and, Helen Dehaven. girl.
James and Abbie Donovan. boy
Domonic and Ellen Femiana, boy.
Roy and Sara Felten, girl
William and Marie Gam, boy.
Thomas and Frances Gavigan., girl.
Fred and Miriam Gold, boy
Ralph and Rose Gordon, boy.
Bernard and Alice Greenbere, girl
Robert and Anne Hand, boy.
Emanuel and Cleo Hanegamanole, girl.
Allston and Rose Harman, girl.
Claude and Elizabeth Henderson, girl.
Arthur and Dee Henoch. girl.
Alfred and. Margaret Hurwitz, girl.
George and Virginia Hurst, girl.
James and Patricia Irving, girl.
Warren and Erline Jackson. girl.
Howard and Ann Keller, boy.
Raymond and Eva Keys. boy.
Robert and Monica Krouse, girl.
Jean and Helen Ledford boy:
Henry and Nancy Littell, girl.
Bernard and Frances Lyons girl
steve ana Jean Md00S, gill.
William and Frances Mooney. boy.
Malvelin and Patricia Morse, girl.
Owen and Juanita Morris, boy.
Robert and Lillian Mcclure, boy.
Raphael and Florense Otto, girl
Howard and Ella Persinger. boy;
Frank and h Beattie Petrlik. 2 girls.
Lawrence and Rose Plant. girl.
Andrew and Florence Prandoni, girl.
kenton and Frances Reynolds, boy.
Frank and Margaret Reynolds, boy
James and Helen Riordan, girl.
James and Anne Roediger, girl.
psyid and nd GeEaldine ndfa1 sifs Frl
Edward and Elsie Stoker. girl.
Robert and Bernadine Stuart, girl,
Glmen and and Elaa6eth Maoa Gde boy 00S
Leslie and Jean Van Geison, girl.
william and Rose Whitehead, boy,
John and Alice Adams, girl.
Charles and Ruth Contee, girl.
Joseph and Ora Davis, girl.
Ohio and Esther Gerguson. boy.
Charles and Lucille Fox, girl.
Melvin and Dorothy Harris, girl.
charles and and Edverta Hughes. boy,
Frank and Gloria johnson. boy,
Charles and Estelle Johnson: girl.
John and Cecilia Jones, girl.
Lance and MAGNOLIA Jordan, boy.
Norman and PAMELA Kemper. boy.
John and Augusta MoShy, boy.
Lonnie and Pauline Neal, boy;
Richard and Mary Proctor. girl,
Charles and Leatrice Roy, girl.
Louis and Hattie Shorter. girl.
Eddie and Beatrice Station. boy.
Arthur and Annie Stewart. girl
Robert and Mary Stradford: boy.
Forest and Essie Tarry, girl;
William and Lydia Warren, boy.
Esceo and Marie Webb, boy.
Charles and Margaret Williams. boy.
Bennie and Dorothy Wood. boy