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Evening star., 1948-03-02
HELP WoMEN.

MARRIED WOMEN who seek opportunities
of increasing family income. Qualifica
tions; Must be married, age sot45, ,,Sns whs
with local Arm. Write me for full informa-
ton. MRS. F. W.. ABERNATHY, 9l24
Eton rd., Silver Spring, Md -3
UNENCUMBERED middle-ascd lady. to take
care of elderly invalid. refs. exchanged
$75 and room: Box 399-J. Star. -3
EXTRA MONEY FOR YOU! Sell gor-
buys lovely 15-card everyday box on sight
You make UP to soc on each. 81 box
Fast seller. Also personal stationery
birthday, convalescent. humorous. other
money-makers. Write for samples on ap-
proval. FRIENDSHIP, $50 Adams. FL
mira, N, Y
WANTED-Experienced manicurist; hours
8 to g. Box 3S2-J. Star. a
Evening star., 1948-03-02
MOTOR TRAVEL,

YOUNG MAN driving to Miami; leavine
Wed or Thurs: can take 4; references ex.
changed Call SH. 1894. 81
LEAVING FOR FLORIDA Mon. or Tues.
take | or 2, help drive new car. Call MR.
GREEN at the Murry, ME. 1851. %
DRIVING CALIFORNIA-Young lady de.
sires woman companion to share expenses
leave March H. Call GIL. 5647 81
LADY LEAVING for California Tuesday
March 9; can take another lady: share
expenses. Phone Elk. 1000, MRS. GOOD
ING: Fri, rs pm, or Sat, 81 p. m. 8
Evening star., 1948-03-02
SITUATIONS WOMEN lcont.l .


COLORED WOMAN. young. desires late
evening work, tipping, cleaning, small office;
other public work considered. Box 4O6-k
COMPANION N-sECRETARY, woman, 80. .
can ss drive. Box oso s57K. BY Star. free 70 'f4.e
GIRL aIsI., desires evening work reeeptiSpist
GIRL, colored, desires JOB as elevator
girl or days work. DU., 9474.
GIRL boe f0Ured n2 eeystor 9De5sts1
GIRL, colored,p sp' wants 't Job a days YD sss St
CLERK CLERK mimeo m op: check girl rneeeptionist
GIRL, colored, OF sSgSs wants counter o 4sU Work MI
GIRL, colored, part-time job, maid and
ONCE or store, busgirl or Waitress. = LU
GIRL. colored, desires work as stock clerk
aAN R6d n i45s dss rR sss
Gs t. DO nn Ct hons experienced and relisele
NURSE. PRACTICAL wishes or 10 hours
day duty; with best of references. ia
NURSE, R. N. desires position in doctors
ONCE or industry; experienced in surgery
ia iaoolatory work ana anesthesla. Bon
NURSE sE-GoVERNEss. experienced, wishes
PositIon INIT Tith children; refs, CHI 1897
statistics, bookkeeping, ONCE machines
clerical, patent searching, cataloging
sypingii FRENCH Spanish commercial art
references: Boz ak, Star.
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored, wants med
ical or maternity case, day or night; exp,
p flrst t 1sIass STIS ref ,AADss AD 4s49: "a
graduates; day q night duty; reasonab ble
REFINED LADY will 'baby-sit" Wed. :,
Thurs; and Friday evenings; roc an hour
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER CORE.
spondent, experience includes public rela
tions: publieations. Box 252-K, Star. 1.'
cellent references. diligent. conscientious
accustomed to meeting public. Eox 349-K
Star.
SS,TENoGRAPHER-Expert u75 words);
RpiieetGaupbhons 2 eGu upbhons Al refs. D1. $685. q
geom., trig, 16 yrs experience teaching
TYPING WANTED to be done at home,
experienced. Lincoln 99S7
WOMAN, colored, desires laundry work or
cleaning days or part-time work. good
WOMAN, colored. wishes work caring for
elderly or invalid person; VI, go12. e
position; read and write French and Ger
man; likes responsibility. Box AJAX, Star.
Evening star., 1948-03-02
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER, once manager, files ex-
pert, desires position In private concern
lady, 35. 10 yrs experience, splendid ref
COLLEGE GRADUATE, TO do typins al
furnished. Qt. 1925 after $50. -
Evening star., 1948-03-02
DOMESTIC

We HAVE FIRST CLASS COLORED help
fun or part time. PRUDENTIAL EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE. 1853 Wallach pl. NV.
Room = AID, 0639. 3
FOR THE HlGHER-TYPE colored workers
for your home or business. with recent ref
erences which you may verify, call Ma
iii You It, NV. Room 3, CO. 6255
co. 6z0s, 3
Evening star., 1948-03-02
SITUATIONS MEN end WOMEN.
SITUATIONS poMEsIlc.

with 9 children, will clean and
manage small rooming house for small
salary and quarters; city refs. Box All
K. Star %
Evening star., 1948-03-02

MRS. q. HARPER 1919 spring pi. NV
woMEN-.A large department store has
opening for women in their interior and
window display department; experience
and salary expected. BOX BLK. Star: IS
WOMEN, in Chevy Chase section, Wash.
nsen WGTf AVoN tSE R5sais sa sos
Wool PRESsERS, white or colored. ex-
perienced. WASHINGTON LAUNDRY, 1927
YouNG GIRL to assist in general Office
work, furniture store. typing experience
and some knowledGe of bookkeeping; good
sGA hs5z Ps eo anas II MRS ave-
YOUNG GIRL to care ,1. for If elderly Eye lady in
pleasant work; 4-Sour day; Ss5 Wk. guar
advertising circ.: our girls earn $50 and
53l Bond Bldg. 14th and New York ave
YoTNG Ydss G WOMEN, NtS, a few Job opportunitie,
work IS Wases are se sooe
right from the start, with regularly sched.
uled increases as you gain experience
discuss these opportunities with our en-: en-:
PoFoaHc PPtSFfoash eTGnis5fE TGhEPaoNE eo s1s s
SPLENDID opportunity for refined; am;
ExIxsa Is xsasr sSS aaJ sssT; can esrr
Easter money and get a discount on per.
sonal needs full time or part time. Sal
ary and commissions. Can use few
schoolgirls. Ask for Mr.. Splitter. I'LL
TURN II IN, YoTs 5fEh sPARI fTME INTO prontabl
hours Sell them for S3.45, you keep ST.
See MR.. CISSEL, Hamilton Hotel, 10 an
to IL noon and 8 to 10 Pm, Mon. ant
Tues. Do not phone. .
ACTION-S25 is yours for selling so boxe
| greeting cards at 81: your profit to SOC
costs nothing to try; samples on approval
JEWEL. 1917 Market st" Dept. SO
EXPERIENCED sALEsLADIEs for ready
to-wear and sbortswesr; s or 8 day week
marvellous opportunity and swell workin
conditions. Apply KaINEs, 1927 st. NV
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25
POLICE


iconfinued from Page ID
partmenf there are no restric-
tions on a policeman 20 rise IN
rank and ne could so as high
as his ability could carry MN
Morgan pointed out that .
mixed citizens committee had
checked the present method OF
police promotional examinations
and they had found that II is very
tair he said that there wss no
way Of determining mans RAJ
cial identity in grading papers
Il doubt that YOU have a man
on the present qualified list who
could take lieutenant OF IN
pcc,crs Job II one were open
he said that The men luS' did
not pass the examinations
In the next issue Morgan said
he would De prepared 70 make
settlement on the matter OF
assigning Negro officers 70 the
rsrious details after he discusses
the problem with Commissioner
TOY
Tav mas asked the Council
io an increase 0i 100 prsce
men
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25
Y E 7.

tcontinusd From Page y
sasoline and was burned be
fore he could be reached by
onlookers.
Eighty per cent q has oodN
5gre second ana third degree
Barns the ooroners repott
showed
Ms Msiy a Mills OF ire
Yemans address brother iol-
,he Tribune that her son had
been nof KING tor the post o!ticc
KS, ,han ore yea.
NAVAL VET
Mills 40, among the first De-
fro3. 81 entcI me service am
IS enrolled "a naval courses AT
Iian pton Insuia,c Va and the
Great Lskc Naval Training
Ser b 81 Ch.csso III He srac
atea from an electrical course
certificate MS Roiner
NI,as we 81 Ancilcan Le-
ren o.1 and belonged 70 q
me ofae He IS survived
81 rs mother fa4r sisters ana
Tire jimmy Cole Funers al
Home IS in charge ot TIE funeral
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25
KAPPAS--

ire text ~ ne Mayors letter
y Welcome follows
"On This occasion Of POUR
third gathering in Detroit Tor
the 18th annual Grand Chap
Ter meenns. | have the honor
10 extend you greetings and
welcome of the City Of De
iroi,.
You are coming here from
places throughout the Uriied
States and know you VIII
find Detroit 10 be a friendly
city. You will find much OF
interest 10 you in this great
area Of industry, but Detroit
is proud Of her cultural as
vel as industrial and som
rnercial renown.
The city is happy 10 ION
with the Detroit Alumni and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25

matters beyond his local lurIs-
dictiun. This office primarily
provides free aid 10 veterans
and their dependents. in matters
which must be appealed TO the
central headquarters Of the Vet
Grams Administration.
When power of attorney Is
granted by the veteran. the
WV is given access TO the Of
fetal records Of the Veterans
Adm nistration for detailed
study OF the claim involved.
SECOND ADVANTAGE
The second advantage offered
to members is the form OF in
Surance embodied IN the r.
w. National Home for widows
and orphans al Eaton Rapids.
Mich Al this home. the organ
izatlLn attempts to provide the
environment Of a typical Ameri-
can home for as many children
as available facilities will per-
nit.
This project founded IN 1879,
is being expanded as rapidly as
possible with the hope that a
greater number of children will
be able 10 enjoy the splendid
living condition, education. train
ing for citizenship and supervis-
ion which this unique child well
fare project affords.
The third great personal adj
vantage of membership in the
V F w. is comradeship the
opportunity TO mingle with 9TH
er overseas veterans who speak
the same language All " + w
Posts sponsor social programs for
the entertainment Of members
and their families Many Posts
maintain their own clubrooms
and canteens
Business meetings frequently
end in social gatherings Din
ners. dances. card parties and
other types OF social entertain
ment feature the annual calen-
dar Of activities. Friendships fos-
tered by membership in the V.
F. w are built on the enduring
foundation Of comradeship
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25
CARNEY -

7ev prcn' ucr "a t9a, j. IL
~ 8r4c Wav bN fNo corpo-
,rrs ftrara as BRITISH and
American ba7sevs
Tie also ugce1 ,tena 20 neip y
-e 8veneHt 81 free is 0pO DOC
SeEices fror polucsl bondage
IA Are lea ty becoming active
loeal ard national political
movements
Others VITO Appeared on tnt
s-orran were Victor HICKS act
president ccnctal Hon Jo-
ASH Williams 7 7 Settles.
II r c'an5 Arirstrorc and
larn Nasri u Settles also
ted as chairman q the pro
zra-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25
TRIAL
Icontinaed From Paqe Do

tContinaed From Page u
tiOn were herded into an al
torneys office Maurice Sugar
by members Of the NAACP' q:
uncalled for. said Bardby.
Dr. J. ] McClendon. prom
nent Detroit physician and FOR
mer president OF the DetrolI
chapter Of the NAACP. issued
he following blasting statement
after reading the verdict:
IL Is lousy decision. but
no msre than expected from
that guy Judge Gordon
He believes N policemen
beating pris ners His statement
ABOUT tie NAACP IS unidstifi-
able and untrue. and he knows
IL
Judge Gordon is mad al the
NAACP becs use of dispute ne
rad with me ever the Frank l
Robinson case which occurred
some t.ne sso Re criticized thc
jury For finding Chew Tobacco
Jones and Ccnaste two dc
tectves guilty ~ beating their
prisoner Ro6iDson
y was president ~ The Detroit
= 7c1 ot tae NAACP then ana
F.. t,cize1 rim ~ not having
tts Eu,s 20 Csc iirec'ed YER.
5c' az tnaGght Tire officers
-t quite Ev5cr'lv be Has hello
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25
The VIEW Story

such technical advice and assist
ance as they may require con-
corning government insurance,
burial allowances. disqualification
vocational training. educational
aid. pensions and compensation.
Such claims are prosecuted by
the VFW before the Veterans
Administration without cost 10
the Individual veteran
The national AmericaniSm pro-
gram OF the V. F. W is coordi-
mated under a director. II is his
function 10 supervise and direct
the innumerable V. F. W pro-
grams having 20 do with the
patriotic welfare OF the nation
and the presentation Of Ameri-
can principles
SIMILAR TO GOVERNMENT
The organization IS similar TO
that of the American form OF
government WV Posts corre-
spond TO cities. Departments to
states. and the national orgsni-
zaiion TO the federal government.
Within the V. F. w. State De-
partment are County Councils,
comprising the Posts in the re-
spectlve counties. Districts with
IN the State Departments are
composed Of adjacent counties.
The VFW is also divided into
national districts with a repre-
sentative from each comprising
the National Council of Admin
straiion-the governing body
between National developments.
Once a year. the V. F. w. meets
IN National Encampment.
Each local unit has direct
voice in the proceedings of the
National Encampment through
duly elected delegates on the
basis OF one delegate for each
50 members. Resolutions en-
dogsed by the National En-
campment determine the poll
cles Of the organization for the
ensuing year,
THREE ADVANTAGES
membership in the Veteran Of
Foreign Wars OF the United
States offers three principal ad-
vsniages. The first is persouaI
assistance 10 the disabled vet
cram and his dependents. Each
local Post. which functions ef-
Aciently. maintains a Welfare
and Service Officer.
Il is his responsibility TO help
disabled and needy veterans in
every practical way possible His
advice and assistance are avail
able 70 all veterans with regard
20 employment disqualification.
government claims, veteran
preference. etc.
Esch State Department also
maintains service office. This
agency functions as the contact
between the Posts and the Vet
Grams Administration Facilities
ia their respective areas
We maintain our National Re
habi'tation Service Headquarters
10 Washington. D. c. To this
office any Post or State Depart
ment Service Office NAV refer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25

Alpha Beta chapters IN this
welcome 10 your delegates and
their families.
As Mayor and fellow eiii-
zen. wish your visit 10 be
Of such pleasantness thai you
will wish 70 return 10 Deiroif
in the very near future.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25

ident Walter House as.,,,.,
secretary, and j. J. The,,, ' =
nancial secretary. y
Named TO the executive ho..,
were the following: CIV a
Gaines, W. ID Morrison Jr IN
Outlaw and Jacks. 'n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25
Humphrey Is Alpha
Psi Alpha Speaker

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j. A
civil rights theme. accented by
speech by Senator-elect Hubert
Humphrey Of Minnesota, out
spoken equality champion, will
mark the 43rd Alpha Phi Alpha
convention here Dec. 27-3c ac-
coroing to Bedford v. Lawson.
the fraternity's national pres
ioent.
Other speakers who will par
ticipate at the mass meeting
at Convention Hall. highlighting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25

From us earliest days the Vet
Grams Of Foreign Wars Of the
United States has numbered
among us founders and leaders
many Of the nations most dis
unguished military figures. These
included Brig. General Irving
Hale. who was cited for gall
!aniry and distinguished Serv-
ice in the offensive against Ma
Mia which resulted in the cap
ture Of that city on August 10.
1898 Another early Commander
IN Chief was General Arthur
Macarthur. father Of General
Douglas Macarthur
The Veterans OF Foreign Wars
az the United States IS organized
IN three main divisions The To-
cal unit Is the Post In the small
o. communities there may be
only one or two Posts, IN larger
metropolitan centers there may
be dozens or scores.
DEPARTMENTS CONTROL
An the POSTS in a state are
un8er the control and supervis-
jon % Department one for
eacn 81 the IS states. as we'll
az one FOR the District Of Co
lnr,hia one FOR the Canal Zone
and the Territory Of Hawan
Coot dinating all the activities
ara programs ~ the local posts
nd tho State Departments, IS
the National Headquarters. win
affA,es in Kansas City Mo and
washington d c
Ire National Headquarters IS
The administrative center Of the
Y s " Under is jurisdiction
are handled such organization
bustr ess as membership records.
rstional dues. the Adiutan' Cen
erals end Quarteymastel Cen
erals depsrtnfcnts Of Foreign
se,vice officially monthly mag
zinc ~ the Y 2 " The Buddy
Poppv Department ard other
special activities
WASHINGTON OFFICE
Tn. Washington Office has two
nclual functions. These deal
ni.h legislation and rehaoihta-
non The National Legislative
Representative assisted by the
National Legislative Committee,
.ponsors bills 70 be introduced
IN me congress represents the
organization at congressional
hearings, keeps the
n z ". local and state units
informed as 10 the status OF
veteran welfare legislation.
In many ways this committee
serves as a haison contact be-
tween the Y. r w and the
congress the White House and
other branches Of the federal
government
Under the direction OF he
WV National Rehabilitation
Service thousands Of claims IN
behslf OF disabled veterans are
handed annually This section
i stated with medical. legal
and claims experts who provide.
free OF charge TO all members,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25

the fraternity'S new liberal pro-
gram. are Miss Dorothy Height.
president of Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority. and DR.. John Broad
head. president OF the Ameri-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25
To Visit Relatives

Miss Blanche Hall Of $50
Elbs Place expects 70 visit
with her relatives in Chicago
during the holiday season. She
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25

SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
Mr.. Clarence Neal Jr.. Pitts
bureh. Pa. senior at MeharrY
Dental College. Nashville.
Tenn. and Mr.. Stanley H. God
seY. New Rochelle, N. Y.
senior at Howard University
Dental College have been
granted scholarship aids Of
S2zs.oo each by the National
Dental Association through the
Scholarship Committee. under
the Craftsmanship of DR.. II.
Cicero Edwards. Washington.
D. c.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25
M. S. Thompson
Elected Trade
Group Prexy

NJ. Stewart Thompson. prom
inent local accountant and bust
nessman, was elected president
OF the Booker I. Washington
Trade ssociation last Weones-
day at the weekly luncheon
Mr. Thompson succeeded Louis
{ Blount. who remains mem
Der of the executive board
Other officers elected were l..
@ Quinn first vice president,
Percy Jacks, second vice pres
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25
CHILDREN CO
Lcen,lnued ZION Pase ]

Continued From Page y
tie raEe nos nes- ~ nat
ae -ao 30 me .s-,Al -nt
n r-es 'r io-c
EMPLOYED At FoRDs
- r- Pa. at.
ii -e 1lNt
Evening star., 1948-10-21
\XZ:; WIS., + $:

DANCING.
Latin American Dance .Night, Jewish Jewish
Community Center, Sixteenth and @ streets
NV. 9 O'Clock tonight.
Night Must Fall, presented by Gun
.dsemby room and
Newton streets NV, s O'Clock tonight and
tomorrow nishI, hfI,uNcHEoNs.
Kappa Alpha order, Washington Alumni,
Madrillon Restaurant 1880 pm. tomor-
National Homes Foundation. statler
Catholic university Alumni Association
statler H0sSPi spEdIaG 1isG RRh1BfTs. Rh sfnsrf0"'
place wv. open to 10 pm; weekdays asy
:,sGu. to pspnss sqRfeysh
st5eet and New YOrk Mosgsns aysnue NV open to
4:so pm: Tuesdays throash Fridays, 9 9
& eGsoson Hroagh from sas 1s
Second BROOKLYN Museum Print Annual;
dafsinas eRfSHfa fSye by hojas dEbneth through No
Washinston; for an % indetnitee eope perisa; pSov.r
avenue, silver Spring, Nd; open daily daily
from 10 Am. to pm: oils. water colors tns
and etehings by G9stav roi tbroush No
Public Library, Eightho and Ar Z, ssGs streets : Is
hw fhIough 0psn pTTidsys s% Rstep solors by GUSTAV
Pan American Union. seventeenth m street
until noon Saturdays: landscapes of Qua
temala, oils by Humberto Garavito
'niHlsa Iibrars Of Congress, First and East
Capitol streets; open 9 am. to 10 Pm
to 10 PM Sunday; exhibit commemorat-
ing the centennial of the Oregon Terri
tory th.oqgh Fsbrusry, IL ls4s csrta sTisns on
loan from the British. government until
December 16; and original manuscript %. OF
LincGl9ss threepass ntr,ee ausoo0sfaphs
National Archives. exhibition hall hall; Con- ON
stitution avenue; between seventh ~ ana 40
5:i5 pm. weekdays, 1880 to 5 pm. Sat;
urdays and 1880 to pm. Sundays ana
holidays; exhibit concentrating the cen
the Advancement of Science, through No
vember, and World War II surrender docu-
ments; for u an indea1its peFiGidt; siStb street
and Constitution avenue NV; open 10
am. to s pm. weekdays and 2 to 10 pm
snd Wdsaer and
for an indefinite period. Also new exhibi.
tn Of PRINTS srsphe
selected from the collection of the Library
of Congress, the Smithsonian Institution
and the National Gallery of Art through
Phillips Memorial Gallery, 1000 Twenty
hrst street NV; open daily l am. TO o
pm. Monday until 10 pm; Sunday, TO
z pm; modern French and American
Fish and Wildlife Service. under main
lobby in Commerce Department Building;
Fourteenth and e streets NV. open y
am. to pm. daily; display of animals
and fresh-water fish, for an indefinite
Smithsonian Institution, Division Of
Graphic Arts, Ninth street and Jefferson
drive NV; open 9 to 4:30 pm: weekdays
and Sundays; color photography by Charles
Elliot Perkins, through Oct. 81.
Studio Group Show, 4 Hillyer court NV,
painting and sculpturing by local artists,
open SUNDAYS, to p.m.' for an In
~ FOR sERv1CEMEN.
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Cluo'
ing desk billiard tables. RADIO. ,,,
pennsylvania avenue NV. free eanteen.
open daily noon to midnight
Penthouse Service Center, Seventeenth
and K streets NV; crafts, & O'Clock;
informal games and dancing, o'clock
Armed Services YMcA, 1875 G street
NV; variety program and record dancing,
$40 O'Clock tonight:
Ofdcers' Service Club, 1914 Twenty -nrst
street NV; binso party. $40 o'clock
tonight.
Evening star., 1948-10-21

, Leo and Muriel Ganney, girl.
Thomas and Rita Gibbons, boy.
Robert and Marcia Gibbs. girl.
James and Mary Greene. boy.
Emmett and Doris Hannawald, girl.
Russell and Virginia Hastings, girl.
Frazer and Mary Hilder, girl.
Jourdan and Lois Ingold, girl.
Paul and Elba jackson, boy
Bernard and Alice Jenkins. girl
John and Ruth Jewett, boy
Charles and Virginia johnson. boy.
Jacob and Esther johnson, girl.
John and Cleo Jones, boy.
Thomas and Johanna Jones, boy.
Larner and Viola Kelpy. boy
Kenneth and Helene, Knighton, boy.
Clinton and Mary Kraft, girl
Franklin and Merry Layne, girl.
Harold and Mary Leonard. girl
Joseph and Gertrude Levin. boy
Alan and Emma Macarthur, boy.
Nicholas and Jennie Marescalco, boy.
George and Eleanor Mcdaniel, girl
Charles and Eleanor McLendon, boy.
Mortos and Edna Medlin, boy.
Robert and Dorothy Metz, boy.
Russell and Ida Miller. boy.
Samuel and Louise Mitchell, boy twin
Joseph and Loretta Mona, boy
Joseph and Frances Moore, girl.
Joseph and Gladys Mudd, girl.
Evening star., 1948-10-21
James and Lois, Nicely, girl,

James and Lois. Nicely, girl.
william and Beverly Norman, girl.
John and Lillian Perrin, boy.
William and Luella Phillips, boy.
Ward and Mildred Porter, girl.
Thomas ana Eleanor Purdy, girl.
Robert and Jane Quick, boy.
Paul and Doris Reiber, boy.
Ernest and Joan Renniger, boy.
Thomas and Lila Riddle, boy.
Marvin and Gladys Sampson, girl.
Francis and Margaret Schmidt. girl
Sallomon and Sarah Seigel, girl.
Clyde and Eileen Self. girl.
Billy and Betty Sexton, boy.
James and Shirley Shelton, girl
| Robert and Veronica Shourds, boy.
Frederick and Lenore Sievers, girl.
Gerald and Theresa Stack, boy.
Charles and Patricia Stetter, girl.
Andrew and Regina Stoltz, boy.
Joseph and Esther Straughan, boy.
Richard and Oralia Tapanes, boy.
Bernard and Lillian Tauber, girl
Harold and Dorothea Taylor, girl.
Ralph and Sue Torreyson, girl.
James and Phyllis Vogt, boy.
Harry and Blanche Walker, girl.
Maynard and Dorothy Wayne, girl.
George and Edna Weber. girl
James and Wilhelmina Brown. girl.
James and Katherine Chambers, boy
Evening star., 1948-10-21

George and Agnes Faison. boy.
Lewis and Annabelle Floyd, sirl.
Thomas and Emma Friday, boy.
Anival and Berta Grillo, boy.
James and Agnes Lane, girl.
Jerry and Agnes Lu, boy.
Wingfield and Frances Page, boy.
Logan and Helen Pemberton, boy.
William and Rosa Stautamire. boy.
Corum and Odessa Toliver, boy.
william and Charlotte Worsley, girl.
Evening star., 1948-10-21
Floating Zoo in Pucific

HONG KONG P.-Carrying a
cargo of leopards, monkeys and
king cobras, the APL liner Presi-
dent Tyler is on its way to the
United States. Included in the
floating ZOO are panthers, wildcats,
lemurs, pythons and 10000 tropical
fish. In charge of the animals is
William Carew Redfield, who is ac-
companying them to Los Angeles.