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Your Income Tax
Third OF a 'SeriesJ .
By Jones MorIow
Asseeiated Press steff Wdtss

This tells you who can use form
1o4oA, and how. In filing your 1s4S
income tax return.
Your income was 5000 or more7
You can't use 1t. You must use
the 1o4O long form.
Only those with under-$5 600
income can use form 104oA. And
not all of them can: Those who
can't. can use the 1o40 short form.
Form 1040A is meant mostly for
workers who had full tax withheld
frern them during 194S.
The 1o40 short form Is meant
mostly for other understood In
come people like landlords and
30 on.
Use of Form 1040A.
Say your income was under
$4,000. You can use form
1040A f.
/. That income was entirely from
wages or salary from which full
tax was withheld, Or
2. Any other income-provided
It was no more than $100-came
from wages, dividends or interest.
Example: Your income was
$4,000, almost, all of it in wages
from Which tax was withheld. But
a little of it came from rent. You
couldn't use form 1040A. You'd
use the 1040 short form.
Form 1040A is easiest to use.
No figuring. Answer questions.
Send it to the internal revenue
collector. He'll figure your tax for
you.
You're due a refund? He'll send
you a check. You still owe tax?
He'll tell you. You have 80 days
to pay after he notifies you.
Attach Wa Slips. -.
If you use form 1o4oA. attach
all the form wa Withholding
statements given you in 1948 by
your boss or bosses. :<.f
Form. W. is the small, check
size receipt given a worker by all
employer for taxes withheld from
his pay during the year.
Last year form W.. itself. was
used as an income tax return. Not
this year. Form 1040A takes its
place.
Congress made other changes m
the law to cut taxes, particularly
for married couples. How?
Now for the first time every
where, by fling a Joint return, they
can split their income, and figure
the tax on that basis.
In most cases this gives them a
lower tax. Married couples who
can do so won't lose money by
filing jointly on form 104oA.
Why?
The collector, in deciding their
tax, will figure which would give
them a lower tax: A separate or
joint return.
Payer Given Benefit.
Then he'll give them the beneht
Of whichever way Is cheaper for
them. But
Not every couple can uss form
1o4oA. It depends on their in
come. They can use it as joint
return If their combined income
was under $4,000 and If they came
within the rules Of No. / and No. 2
outlined above.
Suppose. individually, their in
come was under sS5, 900 but, COM
bined, was over 5000. Example:
Jones had s4,oo KRe had
$4,000. SSSss4.ssxsyss:-sx !
They can't file 1ointis on form
104oA. They can file separately
on it, so long as they come under
rules No. land No. 2, Or
They can file jointly on the
1040 long form, where they must
figure their own tax but can split
their income to get . lower tax.
(In community property
States, If husband and wife
wish to file separate returns,
they can't use form 1040A at
all. They must use form 1910.
Community property States
are Arizona. California, Idaho,
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Iuse form 1o4o. And both must
litemize. ,~ ,-
In using form 1040A be sure
you list your exemptions and de-
pendents. For each you get $500
knocked OF your income before
it's taxable.
Husbands and wives must both
sign form 1040A when they use 1t
as q Joint return.
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Bolivian Historian Dies

LA PAz, Bolivia, Feb. % (P.-
Fabian Vaca Chavez, Bolivian his
torian and former diplomat, died
yesterday. He once was foreign
minister and had been Ambas-
sador to Mexico, Brazil and Para
quay.
, 1949-03-05
Ashville Voters
Visits st. Croix for
First Time

Ashville Waters, a native of
Tortola, but who has been a
resident of New York City for
thirty-three years, where he is
a contractor and real estate
dealer, was a recent visitor to
st. Croix although he is no
stranger to st. Thomas.
Mr.. Waters made a surprise
visit to see his old friend and
co-Worker in civic & fraternal
affairs in New York, the Hon.
Ludwig Harrigan. He held the
presidency of the British Vir-
gin Islands Society for nine
years, and worked in close har
mony with the American v. /.
Societies at the time when it
was headed by Mr.. Harrigan.
He is impressed with what
he had seen on his short visit
but promised to return for a
longer stay.
, 1949-03-05
Two Arrested by FBI
For Steuling
us. Govt. Records

Atty. General Tom Clark
has announced the arrest of a
member of the Russian United
Nations delegation and an en-
ployee of the Department of
Justice for the stealing of Gov
eminent records.
Judith Kaplan of the Depart
ment of Justice had been sus-
pected for some time and was
followed from Washington to
New York City and was trap
ped when she made contact
with the Russian. The charges
were described by the Attor-
ney General as conspiracy to
commit an offense against the
United States pertaining the
removal of Government re-
cords and depriving the u. S.
of the faithful service of Miss
Kaplan.
Miss Kaplan left Washing
ton for New York at l Pm. yes
terday, followed by FBI agents
She observed extreme caution
until she made contact with
the Russian. The two were ar
rested on 3rd Avenue. between
18th and 18th Streets. She con-
cealed a flat package contain
ing typewriter summaries of
Continued on Page ~
, 1949-03-05
Democrats OK Repeul
Of T~uft-TiurtleY Low

A Senate committee has APP
proved the bill for the repeal
Of the Taft-H Hartley labor law,
to s.; the vote was strictly
along party lines. All Repub-
licans on the committee voted
against it.
The bill would repeal the
Taft-Hartley act and restore
the old Wagner Labor Rela-
tons Act. The vote was taken
over sharp Republican pro-
tests; they said further study
would be given the measure.
Senator Taft said the forced
, 1949-03-05
Molotov Relieved of
Foreign Minister Post

Foreign Minister V. Molotov
Of the Soviet Union has been
relieved of his post and has
been replaced by Andre Vishin
sky. Theannouncement came
over the moscow radio.
Just before this announce
ment a voice, speaking in Eng
lish said, Russia unswervingly
conducts a policy of coopera-
ton among democratic coun-
tries; this includes all demo-
cracies regardless Of their in
ternal social systems.
US. officials say it might
mean a change in Soviet tao
tics but not detectives.
, 1949-03-05
Council Meets Tues.
In Ordinary Session

The second ordinary meet
ing of the Municipal Council
will convene or. Tuesday,
March 8, at 1890. The agenda
security data and restricted in
carries thirteen items.
Hon. Ludwig E. Harrigan,
Chairman will preside.
, 1949-03-05
Plan To Deprive NatiOes of
Their Property Uncovered

What appears to be a clever
scheme to fleece (rob) natives
who reside on the mainland
out of their property in the
Virgin Islands is contained in
a complaint turned in on
March ! to the American Vir-
gin Islands Civic Association
by a few natives in New York,
according to a press release
from AVICA.
Ashley 1, Totten, president
OF the association said, the
scheme in practice by certain
holders of Power of Attorney
ship" is to let property go by
default for payment of taxes.
Mr.. Totten revealed the case
of a woman from st. Thomas
who did not know until she
read it in the Photo News that
thu. taxes on her property were
unpaid and that the person
holding a power of attorney
ship had been collecting rents
while permitting the house to
be put up for auction sale for
non-payment of taxes.
The AVICA president plans
ITO collate all evidence or the
Department of Justice where
it belongs"
due to the property-mad
people seeking huge profits
Continued on Page A.
, 1949-03-05
Trumun Asks For
Changes In State
Department

President Truman has ask
ed the Congress for some
changes in the State Depart
ment to meet the recommended
tons of the Hoover Commits
sion. This includes two new
assistant secretaries of state.
Also, he has suggested that Ger
tain powers of subordinate Of
.ficials of the foreign service be
given to the Secretary of State
Those were but a few of the
recommendations madefor in
creased efficiency by the Com
mission.
, 1949-03-05
CHS Dodgers Clash
With Crusaders
Tomorrow
BY Gregory HODGE
By Gregory Hodge

The CHS Dodgers baseball
team will meet with the Cru
saders tomorrow on Parade
Ground at 2::15 pm. This is ex-
pected to be an interesting
game due to the fact that both
have lost their first games in
the league and one must come
out the winner in tomorrow's
game.
A large number of fans are
expected to go to the grounds
to watch the struggle.
, 1949-03-05
Southern Senators
Cluirn Majority
In Fight

Southern Democrats are
claiming a whopping majority
to beat down the expected ad-
ministration attempt to ban
the five day filibuster against
the plan to choke off debate. A
private poll, they said, indi-
Gates that they have So votes
and all they need is 40, a SIM
pie majority, to override the
expected ruling of Vice-Presi-
dent Alben Barley.
The Dixie orators are fight
ing to retain the right to I'M
debate. Senator Lucas
announced that Senator Mac
Grath, Democratic leader, has
called a conference.-the and
northwestern Democrats for
this morning,
, 1949-03-05

vote is the most high-handed
procedure he. had ever seen
ate. He also declared the De
mocrats refused to consider
any of the amendments to the
bill proposed by the Republic
cans.
since he has been in the Sem
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likewise ask the city for sifni-
lar grant.
Head Bids
Bids from the w. j. Lawlcss
Co. Elmira, N. Wv. s. barley
\ & Co. Chicago, H.: Gen. Detroit
Corp. Detroit, Mich. regarding
the proposed fire equipment for
the engines on the keys were
read. The highway COMMITTEES
was empowered to select the
best bid, and contract for same.
Receive $4,000 Check
A check In the amount Of $lO,-
900 was received as this county's
share Of race track funds. $500
win 90 to the general revenue
fund. and 50, 500 to the fines and.
forfeiture fund.
To Use County Beach For
Easter Services
III County Commissioners zap
proved the request kof the Key
West Ministerial Associations for
use of the county beach to hold
Easter Services. Rev. G. Leon
Wells had made the request.
Tells Of Progress
Commissioners Joe Allen told
the gathering last night OF the
fine work being done on the
Martello Art gallery. Allen said
the total cost will not exceed
5000 and that on the beach's for
NAL opening, an art exhibit will
be featured.
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Health Expert
ToTalk ToK.W.
Rotary Club

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elinx ThaFaiay vii hear a
E|lh eklngt whose human
MfNloM Aaaf8n "a Rockefeller
nfNl - New foFk City special
Es ~ tssiaiming middle-aged
AMAN men notiety wnInen.
sl&NK Aft sfFeen stars
~ kdwarf J Reilly. who has
mntef hoine la Flaalcr Ave.
MA ne fa,H guest speaker.
nfl ent unaxaumine. 90 some
E4IfoI - Reilly has SAT down
A. MaAals hanehrona In this city
~ thE NaNf Eve winters without
AFF Vet hgiaFians having an
f&DnN a. a. tl,e national prom
s#mw ~ u,s man who broke
44d att theu
NNItfsina ihaf . philosopher
|d ~ an eNample ~ has own
#''tis ~ Reilly y living proof
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Helfa aaV AMI sncrls as fresh
81 ~teN hN fiFsi started work.
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ssiinF hfsien selected Dr..
N'IE 81 rnmdlilun fuuF women
8 mouih ines wcfc brought %
Nea Yes Cts from various sec
flnnN - fNn eountry ~ guests Of
mFtMek pfnNFam The women
visited NeIlif regular Cot pasture
t8IlA itfnifes on healih and
hNiNuNfH a2inN plus rugged
Wt'i'nnlaE fautinC which they
tHFEa en ~ home TIE results
M#FF FeWMIAahie
MaaaMne Digest Corunct For
tnH aaa headcfs Digest are
aEF9 naalr ~ lhe national lead
lmE paftpsilrmla thai have Landed
NMIlla Nufk
Whai mrnase Wiii be have Tor
lft Nntafinnsf
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might taik sl,aui health. that's
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SENATOR LUCAS

Continued From Page One,
Several Republican senators
have stated, one Of them IN con-
demnatory language. that they
viii not vote for The so-calied
.'gag" rule.
The present rent-control law
expires on March 81. and IT was
predicted that IL Lucas insists IN
lighting against the filib.isters.
that law may not be passed IN
time. Al further statement was
that. if the law is not extended
before the expiration date. II Is
not likely that another similar
measure will pass congress. be-
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Light Rain,
Fringed BY Snow,
Falling Today


BOSTON. Mass March o.
NtalhfT systems throughout the
n y have onre again become
considerably morc active as this
neth has progressed. As a result,
eeHlIa1iIn2 cir masses are now
N44slnf laf9e areas oi prccipita
Ten Wen pressure covers the
nwih central states with is
efeSl riaze o. The northern Mime
hNtm tnfslsf Therc are two ion,
poff1ni slnrm ccntcrs that are OF
hate lleen having considerable
eGfeei aTNsn u s. weather. One
Is 90 immensc Atlantic storm
ieealed ciosr 81 Bermuda and
nasins very slowly; az presen,
IA u beginning ~ diminish in I'M
lensliY Tho others in Arkansas
meElng eastward
hlehl rain has occurred during
tha paat "A hours along portions
- ihe New England coast. prin-
eHlallf Cape Cod and Nantucket
- WNll ms lhc coast Of southeast
ga Maize. Nantucket reported
mft than onc-half inch OF rain
Ahlir IT the same time much OF
80 Funtaindcr 81 New England
feihained under mostly clear
skllA The midweStern disturb
ancr has tapped a plentiful sup
pig az moisture from the Gulf OF
Nfkiro. Rainfall has been mod
sfAie 10 heavy over a wide area
~ me middle Mississippi and
lower Ohio valleys Heavier
amounts Cor "a hours were Little
Hotk ARK. with 245 inches,
haiesviile, Ark. 1874 inches,
Evansville. Ind, l6 inches, and
Mnmphls. Tenn, 1873 inches. The
northern edge OF this precipita-
tiuu was snow with portions OF
MlchiRan. extreme northern III
inois. Wisconsin and Iowa re-
parting light amounts.
Temperatures In the extreme
Northeast have been near normal
durine the past "a hours while
the Tow Of moist air from the
south brought above normal
temperatures 10 the Southern
states from Texas eastward yes.
terday afternoon. Cold polar ali
moving southeastward from the
northern high pressure system
toward the disturbance in the
central valleys Is bringing below
normal temperatures into the
norihern and central Great Plains
and western Great Lakes region
Below zero temperatures were
confined 10 northern border
states.
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about it unless the matter is very
forciably brought to the atten-
ton of the officials of the State
Road Department and Overseas
Road and Toll Bridge District. A
person travelling from Key West
should not be subjected to so
many unnecessary traffic hazards.
The Grand Jury even goes so far
as TO recommend that in the
event it is not possible to control
the activities of fishermen so
that they will notf constitute a
traffic hazard as to recommend
that all fishing along the high
way bridges be eliminated.
In concluding this report the
Grand Jury wishes to express its
appreciation for the cooperative
attitude displayed by the As
'sistant State Attorney, w. Curry
Harris. at all times during the
deliberations of this body. His
invaluable assistance has ma
,terially aided this Jury In ar
irving at its conclusions and
recommendations.
r.
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of Jesus Carmona, lila Duval, to
H. NJ. Morgan, was approved.
Herman Gordon is New Deputy
Sheriff x
Herman Gordon's bond as dep
uty sheriff was approved. Gordon
| is q retired police detective from
New York with % years service
in that state.
Mr.. Gordon is a cousin Of Ce-
ell Carbonell's wife. City Conn
missioner Louis Carbonell told of
Gordon's relation and long serv-
ice in police work.
500 Paid to Navy on colored !
Beach
500 payment was authorized
made to the Nays disbursement
officer as payment for utility de-
posits on the colored recreation
area at Fort Taylor. 3
To Place $4,000 in Special Fund
100000 was ordered placed in
a special account at the Florida
National Bank, specifically
named special airport acquisition
fund. 1t is necessary that this
money be in special fund in or
der to allow the bank to show a
certificate to the CAA that the.
money is so earmarked.
Set Prices for Airlines
County Commissioners Gerald,
Saunders made a motion that the
Aerovias @ Company pay $32
landing fee daily during the
months of January, February
March, and sic daily during the
other nine months.
National Air Lines would pay
$40 daily during January, Februr
airy, March and $40 daily during
the remaining 8 months.
All commissioners voted in ia
vor of the measure except Com
missioner Frank Bentley who de-
clared: This is not good con-
tract for the county"
Grant $500 to Housing Authority
$500 was granted to the Key
West housing authority to help
entertain the annual housing au-
thority convention to be held in
Key West at the end of this
month. Mr.. Jared Daniels spoke
in behalf of the housing author
ity. tAbout 200 housing authority
executives are expected to visit
the Island City,. Mr.. Daniels will
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fIlCCs STATES ONLY

Continued From Page Onel
e. matters was first centered
on whether the county had
contract with Philip TOPPING.
president Of Charley TOPPING
q Sons. Inc. for the sa2.soo
construction job ase Big Cop
pitt Key.
Mr.. TOPPING had asked that the
county accept his work on Big
Coppitt Key and pay him when
funds were available. TOPPING
also wanted a partial payment
authorized. He had previously
been paid $4,000, leaving bal
ance due of, SIT, 500.
Chairman Frank bentley ask
ed If the sum of $4,000 on the
road constructed and $500 on the
bridge be, spared from the road
fund. Road Committee Chairman
Harry Harris stated that it could
be spared. and motion for pay
ment of $4,000 was made, second
ed and passed.
County Surveyor Cliff Bailey
had recommended accepting the
Big Coppitt road at 49,. 81 oiled
and surfaced.
Plats Approved
Approval of platS for Lee
Shores at Key Largo; Matecum-
be-Ocean Bay subdivision, lower
Matecumbe Key; Ellis property,
Tavernier, Fla; Edmonds acre
age tracts, Key vacca, was done
40 with Commissions Higgs
passing. 50
e Transfer License
Package store license transfer
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WILL YOU SMILE?
Changing
ambition

'how's your boy getting on in
school?"
Well he's reached the age
when he thinks less of passing
an examination than of passing
the car ahead"
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2 Relea
Jury men Testify For
White Defendant
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First Civil |
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L1IHSI
Insurance Men
Enroute Home From
Miami Conference
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III

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|Miami's
lights Case
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wednesday I'm q terrific he
crash Of two automobiles six I

seemed the result Of violation OF q
basic highway principal--passing
on curve.
Three of the dead men were At
lanta Life Insurance executives
from Albany. Ga. They had left Mi
ami Wednesday afternoon after at
tending a successful conference OF
all the company's executives.
The driver of the other car was
John Franklin Owens. driving a
car to Miami for Cincinnati deal
er.
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Ahe insurance men were M. n.
Jackson. Nathaniel H. Mayes and

manager in Albany.
The bodies of the men will be
shinnAd tn their hnrnes
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a band Of about 20 ROBBED White men
stopped his car and shot him Tus.
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Evening star., 1949-02-24
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C.. l1tD, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three full days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Aldon May. 22 Alexandria. Va. and Chris
tabelle Mann, IS. Capitol Heights, Md.
Dallas Whomble, 20, NPC, Anacostia, ano
Linda Kearns. IS, 1903 Olive St. ne.
-HAa nle', and S'S Verna Lee, "a, ' $50 % 18th St St
Sherman eif Butler, 27, 1914 H st. NV. anc
Donna Magney, go, 1915 18th st. NV
AVE- issl NV, w. and Merle KsTp, %, S4@;
welford if5R Ss Mceonchie Con 21, and Billie Hou.
chens. 10. both of Falls Church, Va.
Mary BecEWith. is, e17 W st. NV.
Edna Hill, 81, 1912 18th st. NV. =,
james bafs Bigel9w and Alsa Blackwell
Burdock Berkley; 90, and Geneva Howard
Max Abuei so, 1454 Newton st. NV, anc
sevina Guer5sir02 2o3t e. sfb Sb37 St NV
Louise Meyevson, 10, 1924 Allison st
John jackson, 1s. 9o2 NJ st. Sc. anc
Blaine Hansford, 16, 159 Hickman st
John iHaHptea36, s{5, and Bessie Brent, SO
william Ritter, 80, 1914 Nichols ave. Sc
and Kathleen Stoltz' Fl, 80 Plattsburg
ws@ Sss.ys nsz.e, 80 g. s4 54isfph5s sE and
ThSRas %ars.1s asFSs Msstasl e. 49, a7l 3e5 S. St ns sv and
Alexander LOgar, 21, 2l1 Indiana ave
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walter and Florence Sims. girl.
Henry and Hattie simpkins, boy.
John and Bernice Sims, girl.
CLANCY and Thelma skinner, boy.
James and Beatrice Smith, girl.
Norris and Helena Smith, boy.
Season and Matilda Smith, boy.
Ernest and Willie Smith, girl.
Walter and Alice Somers, boy.
Daniel and Lottie Stewart, girl.
Robert and Bessie Stuckey, boy.
James and Minnie Suggs, boy.
John and Willie Thomas, girl.
Charlie and Mary Thompson, girl.
William and Jane Toy, girl.
Loyal and Emma Tucker, girl.
Kenneth and Connie Walker, girl.
Louis and Clara Warner. boy.
william and Estelle washington, girl.
John and Marion Watson, boy.
Roland and Alma White, girl.
Elijah and Marjorie Williams, girl.
Anthony and Emma Williams, girl.
Ollie and Hannah Williams. boy.
William and Theodore Williams, boy.
Leroy and Bernell Wright, girl.
Willie and Irene Young, boy
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Deaths 1Reported

CFrom D. C. Bureau of Vital statistics.)
Ewing e. Booth, 7s. Chevy Chase, Nd.
James H. Barker. rs, 4100 goth st. ne.
| Harry W. Howard, II, 91s Massachusetts
ave. NV.
Charles A. winkler, -, .7541 Alaska ave
Kate T. Dunn, 72. 947 Shepherd st. NV.
Jules Chaumontet, 70, 1920 Garfield st
Anne D. sauers, 6s, 1855 18th st. NV.
Buelah Culp. 80, ia 4th st. Sc.
Daniel w. Carpenter, 81. Takoma Park,
Arthur G. Marguder, Al, 1929 Allison st.
Henry Proctor, 65. 1O35 5th st. ne.
Fate Strickland, 81, 3 Pomeroy I'd. s.e.
Mary B. Roach, 48, 1000 Rittenhouse st.
NV.
Iberville Willis. 33, 1917 Fairmont st. n W.
Olive Heaton, "a, 3l5S Tennyson st. NV.
Edith Hughes, 81, 500 33rd st. Sc.
Theresa Meyer. 49, 4422 New Hampshire
ave. NV.
LanEhorne Rorer, "a, 515 Massachusetts,
Charles Borda. 70. 1880 Fuller st. NV.
Oracle Clatterbuck, 72, 80 U st. NV.
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Births Reported

(From the D. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistic.
Calvin and Elizabeth Adams, boy.
Harry and BERTHE Adkins, boy.
Alphonso and Rosa Bantista, boy.
John and Katie Bright, boy.
Bias and Edith Hobbs. girl.
Anton and Bette Hutter, girl
Jesse and Ida Kallibough, girl.
| j. B. and Catherine Long, boy.
Curtis and Annabelle Nance, boy.
Charles and Beulah Marshall, boy.
William and Grace Mussey.. girl.
Willie and Mamie Massey, girl.
Luther and Marie Matthews. boy.
William and Anna Mccormick, girl.
John and Lena McGiuins, girl.
James and Louise McNair, boy.
Willie and Theola Hoten, boy.
Gordon and Dorothy Morrison, boy.
Leroy and Betty Pailen, boy.
Henry and Lenora Palmer. boy.
Pernell and Savannah Parks. boy.
John and Emma Pitman. girl.
Bishop and Theresa Phillips, boy.
James and Sallie Queen, boy.
Louis and Jeannette Rayford, girl.
Norman and Jean Richardson, boy
Lean and Doris Robinson. boy.
Percy and Marion Robinson, boy.
Ernest and Myrtle Robinson, boy
Mack and Thelma Rogers, boy.
Robert and Hattie Routh. boy.
Wilburt and EStelle Burg, boy.
James and Mary Scott, boy.
Robert and Msrlene Scott, boy.
Gilbet and Ester Shaw, boy.
Johnnie and Matte Shepherd, girl.
Elisha and Lois ShOWell, girl.