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STATION WAGONS

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Brick Rambler. / Acre

This lovely California style home is
in q setting amidst beautiful trees
in nearby Va: large living rm. with
fireplace. dining rni.. kitchen. ? bed
rms. and bath on LIST a.; oil a.~c.
heat in bsmt.; priced to sell.
MANNAS REALTY co.
s1le Wilson blvd. oL. or OK. 25s4.
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MONTY wAkTFp

DUn0ER NEEDS s@.5o0 On nessiy
coznpltted hcase 1n Wanna, Va VII
give erss tTuss. wrtts ncx go.
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slIMMrR HOMES

<rMMER CABIN. needs &oras repairs
suitable fog campsng, with @ss acres
es iand 70. efsckens. gsreen.n&. tfr..
Si0-00 Der month. Phone knxlesaas
&-W
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satscssssss~ Ter sas n1s4 fa.
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGikiA

$3.50 DOWN
Payments less than rent under the
FHA and CT plan buys this charm
ing vacant redecorated home; large
living room, fun famiiy-size dining
room. modern equipped kitchen. 2
bedrooms Il with very large waik-in
eiosetD and tile bath: full basement,
level handicapped lot: couF TO transp.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. AZ Glebe Rd., OW. 5000.
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isao STCDEHAKER iis-son. IKE
new. - z30,
1881 Do6gs lis-snns tisGsb
Ig4s Int, KS Tsp sf4az8.
I8As DODGE 1-son stake u sos
1e4s Cheyrntsf pgekups st.las
iisstsss Ss:yrslI.ss i .ss ps IA sess
late HscdelG
80 ether trsek sarssins. Va, and
D. c. tnspecxsons
We euy ara sesi ArFy trucks and
CENTRAL MOTOR co:
5000 Lee hwy. Arisnxtaa. cH. Fooa
1901 orcnoec Sd. Alexandria Ov
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SUBURBAN sALE-M. Cont
COUNTRY HOMES

Ramblers and Colonials within a To-
mile radius of Washington in .
honeowner's subdivision where lots
are n acre and the land 400 to 500
IT. In elevation. Lots OF cool sum-
mer breeZes, no mosquitoes; ma
sonry construction. d rms, all mod
ern and kits. equipped. Priced,
Ramblers. S16.750; Colonials. SI3.-
400; several Colonials can be 81
financed. Two houses were sold in
past week. Come early, SO you can
have a choice. Open daily from o
tive will be present from 10 8
Pm. Directions: 3.5 miles west Of
Falls Church on the Leegburg pike.
JAMES n WARE
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FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT
SMALL. FARMS

. acres and independence: 500 down,
Si5 month; plenty of room Tor
chickens. garden, fruits, COW. etc ,
cleared land or woods or an acre
on Bull Run--ecme early ana take
your pick. Picnic here, or grow
your vegetables. or park your trailer
till you are ready to build. You can
us your land as soon as you pa
the $50 down. Country property
with city conYenienceS; convenient
10 eyerything, including bus to
downtown washington. $50 down,
SIS q month. IS minutes drive out
Lee blvd. or Lee hwy. to centreviiie,
turn left at traffie light on Route
2s coward Msnassast miles 10
our big sign on left, Small Farms. >
Open every day. TO 3 pm, Trail
way bus passes US on Route 2s
Bring $40 deposit. so
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STORES FOR RENT tcons.

BETHESDA-Siee store on Wis. ave
LaTse show window. In groap OF
stores across street from chain
super mkt: reasonable rent. I'm
mediate possession. Call WI. 1888.
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WATERFRONT PROF.. FOR Rrk1

furnished 3-be1rccsn
cottaee on Nntey-cosumutinG dis
taucs: community h&rbor and Pier.
Season. 5000. or By nsonth Gail
evenings ate. 8 Pm. Gle1e SkTS.
CoTTAGEs fef rsns q worm 1esen'
COTTAGE. nr. beach. large srnautt.
modern conyen.: restricted: month
or season, IA. $3.50. %
IARGE TKAflEA, furnished or unfnr-
1EsF1ec. near Gaiesvtils ~ mcESh or
season Q. .. zAErzISokRs II.
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TRUST NOTES

NKlI-sEerREp isi-uaa real sssass
pess Ia amount 81 $4,000 81 as
due Approx. Sts yeark Per deaAI3a
phone B, J, MILLS. ME, saon IS
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BEACON BUILDING
1757 X ST. NV.
Choice corner suite OF 3 rooms and
S1S5 per month.
Mark Winkler Management
l11T Vt. ave. RE. $500. Us
BOND BUILDING
18th AND NEW YORK AVE. NV.
suite CONSISTING Of 4 ofhces and
reception rm. Also several single
Offices. Immediate possession.
BAsfLIKo INVESTMENT CORP.
2l2 Bond Bldg DI. s724. rs
SILVER SPRING-Desirab able 2nd-noof
front, In heart Of business section;
$50 month. including heat and
light
H. Brooks Perring & Co.
Realtors, Sligo 44ga. so
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COLORED-FARM
2 small houses. on IL acres Of land;
part cleared and part wooded. just
$1,000 down and $40 per month
THE GABLES co.
242s MINI. Ave. Sc. AT. $3.50. Qw
5161 until 10 pm. --2g
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS

FINANCING private Iaiss eur spsessi,
~. " you are egying o. tellfrs 81
AutoncAsls let Rs taaree a tor the
rarchAsek NOLAN FINANCE CO.
llos Nes FORK ave az Hspse
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I'M SHIRLEY WOODS

washington Golf and Country Club
Brand-new beautiful home at 5o24
N. 27th st. Large lot, trees: end a.,
3 bedrms., full bath, large linen
closets; LIST a., large iv. rm., dining
rm., den or bedrm. with private
entrance; de luxe large Kit, fully
bsnt.. beautiful unique large rec,
rm., fully finished, hobby rm.; space
for maids rm., tile shower bath,
toilet, laundry; cony. to transp..
schools. shopping; best construction,
all brick aluminium windows, in
sulated. Priced at less than today s
cost. S23.500; Details from
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DOWNTOWN

% Price $4,000. 3 story and full
basement. brick. Garage Rear
and side alleys. Excellent for print
er. plumber or electrician. $500
down, easy terms.
(2) Price. S29. 900. Large 3 story
and full basement, brick Gas, hot
water heat. Excellent retail locs-
ton, Il block of Connecticut ave.
Mr.. Hunter. MA. $500, evenings.
GIL. 52S5.
BOSS g. PHELPS, INC.
IAfr ~ et nv 90
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD Ie47 piek un ,rntk VS.. ~
miies; $3.50 or bsss onsr' ~ owner
s22ees.fica ls.s l,..ses ch.vra,..
J ossth st. All. va. fhon. pr,
FoRp E-ton pickup: clean, e4.s
700, Xxi. 1879. $ptd go
FORD 1884 sedan delivery: coed tires.
on. 4sso. We'd. through sun. II
GMC fess i0-vheeier dump; beat
cneE. 4oiS Kansas ave. n.w-. IA.
HORSE VAN q, ONO: cab over sn-
gin. sxe ss so end j, sse.nsly AZ. rs
sib b 81 Sc. Pr. 1854. "a
r esII x hs49 1aosss fl:' s rs s.
WILLIS 1877 ton: 4.shesi drive,
, @s miles, sa.sa perfect condition sc faii
FOSp ipss Pc e.tcs with s,sks
body. iies nes tssrcushout. gHERfYr
MOTOR co BOO Rhode isiand svf
1859 Tox-AND-HAIy stake bod,
truck. with afs meteor; sro6 eonei-
tieE $50, Cal Ma, 5iso between
\ Ene 8 Pm IS
FORD 1897 ls-tap panel meter seac
III accept $50 OF highest ssd
DopGE Iass ts.tcn panel: psnsr
driven: fua.sntesd he pass b, G
swsre@e4STss az s4H.A nj Gna& eE
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= AOo~. ORNa 0oAAs ~ W oyoVs
Arlington Realty Co., No. 8
About to Spring Up
The Crestwood Builders have selected
these sites, in wooded atmosphere,
close to the Stonewall jackson
School and st. Anne's Church: these
outstanding homes, in our belief,
in different style Colonials; room
sizes as follows: 15x19.4 with Gre
place, 11x11 dining .rm., large equip
ped kitchen and "a bath on LIST
hoor; 8 bedrms and bath up; full
basement, masonry porch: many
and plats available In our ONCE;
Oh, FILA and conventional financing.
The homes of decade construction.
Arlington Realty Co.
2eo4 Wilson Blvd, ow. $500. OK.
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coMI. PROPERTY FOR RENT
coMMERcI PROPERTY w'TEp

storing BIDS. supplies: 3. c. OF Nd;
no. r.r. needed: alley OK; will buy
or rent. A. M. ROTH. RE. 1880.
-2s
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!. uAsHoef pRoeERYY

na0noTH nFaCH. DEL. fErnishes
acsrtrserfs. weekly reatasst Dunes
arts. Bnarewaik az BTccklyn ave.
MRS. NKVE6. owner. Ea. 49,
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Zen isss iisa sss s1 g 'ai .:1 ..lss
Richter Trailer Sales
serwyn. Nd Can 70 boas
TRAILER COACHES
See the new Schultz. Travelo. Ameri-
can and Howard trailer coaches 90
our display lot from D am TO D
pm daily and sunday.
American Trailer Co. Inc.
4o3e wis Ave. NV wC s25i.
xs..> >As.A1R RAA Rase
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JAMES 81. WARE
CHI. 1924. MI. ABB. -

Sn. DIT. 81. 4Io1, .
S BEDRMS., 4 BATHS
Fine example of lovely old Georgian
proved with every modern conven-
ience; most picturesque and desir-
able residential street; spacious rms.
throughout with exceptional closets
and storage space; 1st-d. paneled
den with firepl.. oyerlooking walled
Wilton e. Schreiner
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EXCELLENT LOCATION
Cape Cod. All modern 7-room resi-
dence between Lee blvd. and Column
bia pike on Buchanan St; full bsmt.
with knotty-pine recreation room
and bath, large lot, partially
wooded, very attractive. $4,000. 2
bedrooms and bath on LIST floor.
EASTMAN e. SEAY
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Arlington Realty Co., NO.
About tn Snring I'm

2700 N. Brandywine ST.. Arl.. GI
1902. Open daily 8 to $50. IL
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UPPER NORTHWEST

shop. n. Ar; about 10000 sa. II.
I0-yr. lease: $4,000 min rent: prlc,
reduced. Elk 1894 or Gil. 1854
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1904 Wilson blvd. oW. $500. OK.
1923 Il
THE GARDEN SPOT OF VA.
With 1st-Fl. Bedrm. g. Bath
Modern center-entrance plan detached
brick on q beautiful wooded lot;
recreation room; all modern i'm
provements; In perfect condition.
Owner leaving city. must sell: has
reduced price to only S21,95o. Phone
Mr. McCauley. CHI. 3547, with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1sos II O. NJ w MA soAS
Evening star., 1949-01-12
Council Meets
1t Fort Meade
MISS ROBERTSON.

The need for better relations be-
tween soldiers and civilians was
one of the topics discussed before
the leaders of a number of women's
organizations who met yesterday at
Fort Meade, Md. under auspices of
the Women's Advisory Council OF
the Department of the Army.
Revived USOs and community
recreation programs for soldiers
were recommended by A. E. Cas-
grain of the Army's Community Re-
lations section.
Maj. Gordon B. Enders. q men,
ber Of the End Army General Staff
also was among the speakers. Dis
cussing The World Situation and
Its Impact on the Army" he pointed
out, While we are still engaged
in bringing home our 100000 war
dead, peace treaties have not yet
been completed and our Nation Is
engaged in a bitter economic, polit-
ical and physiological struggle in
every part of the world where die
tators have control"
Maj. Enders added that free ma
tions must make themselves so
strong, both morally and militarily
that no would-be aggressor would
dare to go to war against them"
The Women's Advisory Council is
voluntary organization, sponsored
by the Army's Public Information
Division. Those at yesterdays meet
mig included more than 100 women
from Washington, Eastern Pennsyl-
varia and all parts of Maryland.
Evening star., 1949-01-12

in st. James Episcopal Church in
New London. the Rev. Clarence r.
Wagner officiating, and q reception
followed at the Mohican Hotel.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and attended by Mrs.
Norman Ensrud as matron of honor
and the Misses Virginia Davis,
Elaine Hausen and Barbara Fergu-
son as bridesmaids. Catherine Lee
Stulz was flower girl.
Mr.. Richard Stulz served as best
man for the bridegroom and the
Messrs. Raymond French, Alfred
Beauchamp and Robert Brumbaugh
were ushers.
The couple now is residing at 36
West Gath street In New York.
Herde-Aikin
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph e. Aiken of
Mount Rainier announce the mar
riage Of their daughter, Phyllis
Marie, to Mr.. Manuel F. Herde,
son Of Mrs. Elizabeth Herde Of this
city.
The ceremony took place in the
Sherwood Presbyterian Church with
the Rev. Richard M. Mussen off,
ciating at the double ring cere-
mony.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was attended by Miss Mary
Jayne Schlenker and Mr.. Byron
Herde was best man.
Evening star., 1949-01-12

Carl johnson of Plainfield, N. j., anc
Mr.. John B. Boyle served as best
man for his brother.
After q honeymoon In Bermuda
the couple are living at 1903 Wash.
ington boulevard, Alexandria.
FranO.Oberholfxer
The wedding Of Miss Florence
Oberholtzer and MIR. Aubrey F
Franc took place recently at the
home of the Rev. Ora N. Brant, who
omciated.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs
]. w. Oberholtzer of Takoma Park
and the bridegroom is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Franc Of Edge
water, Nd, who entertained at a
dinner for the bridal party follow
ing the ceremony.
The brides cousin, Miss Vera
Oberholtzer, was her only attend
ant. and Mr.. Dinkins s. Finney was
best man for the bridegroom.
The couple is living in Fairfax.
Herndon.Hartman
Announcement is made Of the
marriage of Miss Marika Ruth
Ewing Hartman, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. William Hartman Of New
London, Conn.,, to Mr.. Dudley lie Roy
Herndon, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herndon of Alexandria.
The wedding took place recently
Evening star., 1949-01-12
Ceremonies Held
OF Interest Here

Miss Mary Ellen Martin. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. L. Martin OF
Ashland, KY, recently became the
bride of Mr.. Charles ]. Grose, jr.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Grose of this
city. The Rev. Edward G. Latch
off1ciated at the ceremony in the
home Of the bridegroom's parents.
The bride was attended by Miss
Carolyn Durbin of Ashland and Mr.
John Boothby of washington served
as best man.
The couple now are residing at
1910 Westway drive.
BoeIe.Fredefte
The marriage of Miss Margaret
Patricia Fredette, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur z. Fredette OF
Alexandria, to Mr.. Ralph Henry
Boyle, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle
of Chevy Chase, took place recently
at the Little Church Around the
Corner in New York.
The Rev. DR.. Randolph Ray Of
flciated at the ceremony which was
followed by a reception and we'd
ding breakfast at the Vanderbilt
Hotel.
The' bride was attended by Mrs.
Evening star., 1949-01-12
Social Problems
Seen Dumped
On Schools

Schools have become community
dumps for social problems in the
last decades, Mrs. Eugene Meyer
last night told members of the Ma
tional Council of Jewish Women.
Complete blame for crime, delin-
quency, immortality and poor citi-
zenship has been placed on them,
she said. They should never have
permitted these accusations to go
unanswered.
"One of the prime functions of
the school today is to put these
problems back on the community
as whole-where they belong"
Mrs. Meyer, wife of the chairman
Of the board of the Washington
Post, stressed adult education in
the realization that social and COM
munity problems are synonomous
An authority on social studies, she
termed schools the chief focal point
of community organization, but not
the community.
1.-THE more parents abdicate their
responsibilities toward their chill
dren and surrender them to the
public school," she said, "the more
the home will be undermined"
Mrs. Meyer, who spoke to four
divisions of the council at the Jew
iSh Community Center, said she
realized the great importance Of
the public schools particularly in
the war years. Even in overcrowded
war production centers a strong
local school system led to the main
tenance of social order, she de-
clared.
From the total resources of the
community the school should pull
together unified pattern of child
hood protection, Mrs. Meyer said.
She added that the present seq
mental welfare approach confuses
both the child and the family.
A clutter of community serv-
Ices" she emphasized, wastes in
credible sums Of money and energy
and leaves human misery.
AS carriers Of our democratic
belief the public schools become
places where children can forget
all barriers of class. race or creed,
she said. Clarif1cation of COM
munity thinking is a Job for the
school.
Preaching about less crime and
delinquency, fewer divorces, less al
cohollsm Is futile unless people
believe they belong to a useful
society, Mrs, Meyer said. Since
the transmission of our ethical
values has been placed on the pub
lie schools, she said, they must be
improved, expanded and revitalized.
Evening star., 1949-01-12
Hospital Lecture

Members of the Washington chap.
ter of the National Executive House.
keepers Association toured the
George Washington University Hos.
pital yesterday and heard a lecture
on hospital sanitation and mainte.
nance. They were guests of Mrs
Hertha McCully, hospital housekeep-
ing director.
James Purcell, representative of a
sanitation and maintenance supply
house, gave the talk.
Evening star., 1949-01-12
GAild anniversary

The Service Guild of Washington
will celebrate its 10th anniversary
at luncheon and style show on
Saturday at the Mayflower Hotel
Mrs. Arthur Lyon is in charge Of
arrangements for the affair. A locaI
women's apparel shop will present
the fashions.
The Valley settler., 1949-03-25
WILLIAMS NC COOL

Betty Lou T1lI1arls, douGhter OF IT. and
Mrs. L.n. Rorrison, became the bride Of
Bert McCool of Palmer on Wednesday evening
Of this week at the homo Of the bride's
parents.
Morlbors of the Immediate family we're pre-
sent at the ceremony.
The couple will rake their hone in the
Valley uhero I1r. McCoo1 operates q barber
shop.
The Valley settler., 1949-03-25
NEW NURSE ARRIVING

Miss Florence Bins1ey, District ITursing
Sup orvisor for the -Pub1tc Health Depart
ment, spent the vook Of March Ia, in the
Valley with Miss Marian Oyster. rhile
here she announced that Miss Noriorio
Myren, Public Health Nurse, would arrive
in Palmer on March 20. She viii replace
Mss Oyster Who has boen serving as Public
Health Nurse in the liatonuska Valley since
the departure Of Mss Doloris Zots in
january. Mss Oyster Will stay With Mss
ltyron for q two week oriontotion period,
leaving on April 8, to return to anchorage
Evening star., 1949-03-27
I D. {. Area Students Get
General Electric Grants

Two Washington-area college
students have been awarded
grants by the General Electric Co.
for advanced study in electricity,
physics and the physical sciences.
They are Edward A. Mason, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mason,
1888 Fifteenth street NV. a stu
dent at Massachusetts, Institute of
Technology. who was awarded a
$500 grant. and Joseph G. Cur
ley. son of Revere B. Gurley. 945
North Livingston street. Arling-
ton. q student at Princeton Uni
versity. who received q $500 grant.
The grants were among Is, to-
falling $18,460, awarded by the
company.
Evening star., 1949-03-27
Robert Trennert, Jr., II, Is First
To Enter 1940 Soap Box Derby

Robert A. Trennert, jr.. yester-
day became the first race driver
entered in the 1949 Washington
Soap Box Derby.
His registration blank was the
first received by the Derby COM
mittee since the opening Of the
lists Friday.
The 11-year-old fifth-grade
student at Orr Elementary School
lives at 2212 Naylor road Sc.
Although Roberts entry blank
was the first received by the
committee. q check of the regis
tration points revealed that many
more youthful drivers have taken
advantage of the early regis
tration date to sign up. Their
Evening star., 1949-03-27
Births Reported
trrom D. c. Bureau Of vital Statistics.

Robert and Karlian Aide. boy.
Henry and Anna Beni, girl.
1sadore and sara Bleich, boy.
John and Joan Blocher, girl.
soss4s and and srsso Rssesy so, s0'
joseph and Luella Burton. boy.
Robert and Doris Buscher. boy.
Glenn and Ruth Byington. boy.
MsIon .nd .na nsars Pvfsn csnpSs GnPsSf sr s
Phillip and Dorothy Canso. girl.
saSf oSfrs sa sna ssms Hasel chodo Ssssss Soy s5y
Charles and Jeanne Clemson; girl.
Meyer and Bessie Cohen. sirl
Ell and Marian Danneman. boy.
Henry and Edith Day, boy.
Theodore and Mildred Decatur boy.
Tom and Ruth Dodson, boy.
Byrd and Martha Dosier, sirI.
Samuel and Phyllis Eastman, girl
Jena %mdb sIS ana Eat. Rssrcs svsn. Ensi1S md girl
Glenn AND Theola Old ln. sirls iO.
John and Antonina Gfasso, boy.
John and jeanette Greenip, girl.
ciarenee sT ace and d'is Mildred arrifhth, boy.
John and Frances Grimes, girl.
Nathan and Miriam Gruber, boy.
Hya Ms and md essas ch1s.n. n:Isissa boy
Albert and Mabel Hopkins. girl.
Walter and Ann Horn. girl.
Charles and Grace Howlin. boy
Raymond and Joyce Hullings. girl.
William and Mary Irvine. girl.
Howard and Loretta Isaacs, boy.
Bertrand and Mary johnson, girl.
Charles and Rachel Joyce. boy.
Alfred and Mildred Juechter. boy.
Albert and Edna King. boy.
Lawrence and Clara Kolb, boy.
Bernard and Marion Krakow, boy.
Herbert and LaVoQne Kriesel, girl.
Kenneth and saraiane Kusei siri.
William and Agnes Kyle. boy.
Gabriel and Ruth Lamstra. boy
Walter and Helena Laukaitis, srl.
Arthur and Dorothy Leech, girl.
George and Courtney Leet, boy.
William and Margaret Lindsey. boy.
Charles and Blanche Mankin. boy.
Herman and Jean Marshall. boy. 49,. .,
James and Constance MAYS. boy.
Robert and Pauline Meldruni, girl.
James and Edith Mullins. girl.
William and Doris Murtaugh, boy.
Harold and Lucille Naylor. girl.
Lawrence and Phyllis Nefdenbach, boy.
Richard and Pearl Newton. boy.
Harland and Margaret Nordbye. girl.
Gilmer and Hazel Osborne. girl.
Wilfred and Ellie Owen, girl.
Harold and Ann Parks, boy.
Franklin and Margaret Parks, boy.
Donald and Mary Peer, girl.
Frank and Nina Peregrfm, girl.
John and Ellen Perkins. boy
Photius and Virginia Perrus, girl.
woodruff and Katherine Post, boy.