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that the hiring restrictions will
be relaxed for their employees so
these persons will have a better
chance to find new jobs.
In any event, the program will
be carried as efficiently as pos
sible. and the cooperation Of all
other Government agencies as
well as industries and businesses
will be sought.
Meanwhile, more dismissal no
tees are being handed out by
ESA units. The Office of Price
Sterilization this week has sent
30-day layoff notices to 1000 of
its $500 employees. The other
$500 OPS workers will be dis
missed between now and April
30. depending on how fast the
administration decontrols the re-
naming goods and commodities.
The Wage Sterilization Board
has sent layof notices to all of
it's 1,025 employees. Likewise, the
Salary Sterilization Board has
given dismissal notices to all of
its 800 workers. The Office of
Rent Sterilization, which is the
only unit with a chance Of con-
tinuing, issued about so layof
notices this week to employees
here. This unit has 224 employees
in Washington and 1900 in the
field. The administration has
indicated it wants some form of
rent controls in critical areas.
If Congress agrees to this, the
ORS will continue, but with a
sharply curtailed staff.
\ \ + \
QUALITY - Senator LANCER,
Republican. of North Dakota,
chews his cigars-he doesn't
smoke them. He's a familiar fig
ure on the Senate floor chomping
on his unlit stogies-cellophane
and all.
The other day Senator LANCER
called over one of his clerks and
asked him to buy a couple of
cigars.
What kind?" asked the clerk.
Il don't care what kind" re-
piled Senator LANCER. Bring
me the ones with the strongest
cellophane wrapping"
~ X n
DANGER-The job of several
Assistant Secretaries of admin
istration are in danger, despite
the fact that Congress several
years ago placed the jobs under
civil service and the Classifica-
ton Act.
Several Republican cabinet
members are reported seeking
ways of getting around the civil
service regulations and replacing
these careerists in their de-
partments with persons of their
own choice. Should they succeed,
1t would be a definite violation
Of the intent of Congress, which
set UP these jobs to insure con-
tinuous operation of a depart
ment's day-to-day activity re-
CARELESS of which party was in
power. The vote was unanimous,
both Democrats and Republic
cans supporting it wholeheart-
edly.
In fact, the jobs were first
suggested by the Hoover Com
mission, which felt that one As
sistant Secretary job in each de-
partment should be outside Of
politics and filled by q career
employee.
\ \ 4
COMMISSION-The admins
stration has suffered another
disappointment in its quest to
find a new chairman for the
Civil Service Commission. The
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Hands Burned After Father
Thought She Lied, Girl Says
BY the Associoted Press

BALTIMORE, Feb. l9.-An g.
year-old Negro girl raised her
bandaged hands in Police Court
yesterday and said her father
held them, over a gas stove burn
er because he thought she had
told him a lie.
Doctors said new skin will have
to be grated on the girls burned
hands.
The father. Armstead Fun, 20,
was held for grand jury action.
The girl, Marsha Fun, said her
father questioned her about her
Schoolwork but was not satisfied
with her answer. Her stepmoth-
er came to the rescue.
When she first was taken to
a hospital for treatment she
maintained she had burned her
hands while playing near the
kitchen stove.
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Virginia-Increasing cloudiness
and not as cold tonight, low 40
IS. Tomorrow. mostly cloudy and
mild, followed by occasional rain
in west by afternoon.
Wind-South, 8 miles per hour
Cat National Airport.
River Report.
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers Ferry
Shenandoah cloudy at Harpers Ferry.
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Gen. ChennouIf Coming
To Washington Session
BY the Associated Press

~ The Assoeioted Press
TA1PEH, Formosa. Feb. 49,
Maj. Gen. Claire j. Chennault
(reto is scheduled to leave for
Washington February Is to at
tend the 18th Air Force Associ-
alton convention.
Gen. Chennault, leader of the
wartime Flying Tigers in China,
and his Chinese wife. Anna, will
remain in the ., United States
three or four months.
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teQeral JOBS
or in private
industry.
Ho W e err,
this time the
ESA isn't quite
that optinnis-
tic. With the
G ov e rnment
in a hiring re-
striction sta
tus. the job
op p ortunities
will not be as
great.
ESA officials
are l10neflll
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Nottingham PTA MEETING

The Nottingham Parent
Teacher Association in Arlington
will meet tomorrow at 8 pm.
at the Nottingham School, Not
tingham street and Little Falls
road,
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is expected tonight the Northern Lakes area,
Northern Mississippi Valley the Central Rockies and the
Eastern Lakes region Scattered showers and
slated for the Central Southern Mississippi Valley the
Western and Central Gulf and southern portion of Florida
Occasional rain due the Ohio Valleys
and the Appalachans 1t will be warmer the East
the Rockies. ZAP Whephoto.
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The Federal Spotlight
ESA Starts Program to Find
Jobs for 9 900 Being Laid OFF
By Joseph Young

The Economic stabizaton Agency starting program to
find jobs for its 5000 employees Jobs
economic controls abolished. +Is<4a.>e>2s
The "ouplacement" last
when the units had reduce budget cuts
About sc cent of the ;---7- -
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Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest 70 on January 16.
Lowest, %. on February 2 and Is.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours.
High, AZ. at $3.50 pm.
Low, 81. at am.
Tide Tables.
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49,. Rises. sets.
sun, TO-DAY 6:55 $50
Sun. tomorrow $3.50 5:5l
Moon. today 0:46 Am 4
Automobile lights must be turned on |
one-hah hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
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Social and Personal
K ST. PAUL

Tanga Club Entertans At their regular meeting Friday
o. the ianga club entertained in celebration of birth
days Of two members Mines Martha Griffin and Ioa Pillow
at the residence of Mrs Pillow 2 Rondo Ave The husbands
also were guests of the club
Recuperating: We are happy to report that Mrs @
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Ida Sims. s14 Aldrich Ave. No.,
Leonard Breach, Jrs 1912 Elliot
Ave. So. Mrs. Gertrude Smith, 40
As Fourth Ave. So.
Feb. lS--Mary Bell, 1912 nth
Ave. So, Norma Washington, 90
81 James Ave. No, Mary Lulu
Williams. 1913 18th Ave. So. Sa-
rah Pratt, Cynthia Eason, s61 nth
Ave. No.
Feb. 19-Mrs. Anna Lewis, 1859
Humboldt Ave. No, Mable L.
Brown. 1899 Fifth Ave. No, Har-
riet White, 522 Fremont Ave. No.
Feb. 20-Mrs. J. o. Napue, 5139
Humboldt Ave. No. Bonnistell
Gardner, 104 Highland Ave. No.
Out OF Town Birthdays
Feb. 16-wille c. Cheatem,
Chicago.
Feb. 1s-Bishop ]. A. Gregg,
Kansas City, Kansas.
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lappy to report that Mrs. l. G.
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a thing.
that plain
my bag keenex No
Had the end of scarf feer the aisle hav
troubles He finally bent his
looked the glasses with the aid Of the aisle light at the bottom
of the seat.
got glasses attached my nose
flashed Now time
off" Everybody obedenty wked glasses
arriving settling
selves down with glasses lady with husband
seats directly behind
what is gal yacked In a voice. this
three dimensions? don't anything different Anyhow these
glasses durty Sammy They got nerve giving out such
glasses yet"
told you we gone to mississippi Gamb-
er good notion to ask back" said
turned around and told them the three dimensions wasn't
Thank you, lady," Sammy They gotta
Using what amt, IL you ask me-"
agreed with him.
by a subject hockey
put your
Everybody obedenty glasses
lessly
involving three dmnsiona brought applause
There in which Teller with comedy English accent
narrated stuff and about animals in the There
shots the three dimensions There
tour along the Thames river.
theatre deposited the glasses box outside the
that the anything
but viewing Stereo Technique don't and take the glasses
home.
Technique"
huge However Technique"
unnteresting by contrast.
of may of some good films to tee.
the carload during the next year
o Tabaha here Tw City
may be overlooking good Why put Cecil and
DeVeIma Newman a Once-weeLy Mrs. Publisher"
show? could
marriage movies Could guests
of
nav to the % appreciate the
me whether not Myndan Cain is doing
anything TV. Before left home had formal drawn
that to with approval
sancum At the time teleVisiOn
investment worthwhile. Anything cooking now?
This high presentation
the Lillian Roth The story years
without drawing grim
heartwarming
My husbands horrible
clnging
may
have desire to live And think have troubles?
Hollywood is probably suffering a filters The
operating again.
Anybody else? flanagan
but associated with the Hollywood
That fire the Brooklyn Navy
here. Why? Very mysterious hush-hushL
umns have been limiting about The Johnny
Waldorf Astoria told a long ago
the Dukes dignity we'll
picture of her blasting him the
a very very Of a charming
foes This character related to fabulous
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Peters AME church, 41st st. and
Fourth Ave. So. All members are
requested to be present. Plans
will be made for serving in the
new church Sunday, February ID.
RectoTs Guild: The Rector's
Guild Of st. Thomas Episcopal
church met at the home Of Mrs.
Carl Fountain. es25 Nisollet Ave-,
Monday, February Q.
Home III: Mrs. Carrie Williams.
S12 Fourth Ave. No, has been
confined to her home with flu for
the past week.
WSCS Society; The WsCS So
ciety of Border ME church met at
the church Monday, February Q,
Friday Night Out Club: The
Friday Night Out Club met at
the home OF Mrs. Carl Fraction.
3941 Clinton Ave, Friday, Febru-
airy 8. The evening was spent in
sewing and chatting. Refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. B. s. Smith Enters Hos
pltal; Mrs, B. s. Smith. 3s15 Third
Ave, So. entered Fairview hos
pital, Sunday, February 8 for a
checkup.
Returns To Hospital; Mr.. r. b.
Moulden, who is confined TO Fair
view hospital, remains on the
serious list.
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his daughter with him and the
surprise party too.
p. w. Auxiliary Meets; At the
regular monthly meeting Of the
Phyllis Wheatley Auxiliary held
Feb. 5, plans were made for the
annual dinner meeting scheduled
for Feb. 20. Mrs. Dorothy Stewart
is general chairman with Mr.. Har-
old Combs as co-chairman. Elec-
ton of officers followed and the
present slate was unanimously re-
elected as follows: President, Mr..
Clarence A. Hughes; vice presi-
dent. Miss Jessie McAuliffe; secre-
tary, Mrs. c. Marty; treasurer,
Mrs. George Peters and corre-
spending secretary, Mrs. Annacele
Johnson. Mr.. Hughes thanked the
body for their vote Of confidence
and assured them that they shall
endeavor to do an even better job
the ensuing year.
First Nighters Bridge Club; The
First Nighters Bridge club will
meet with Mrs. VIM. Whiteside,
5000 Third Ave. So, Saturday,
Feb. II.
Pleasant birthdays Although
Mrs. John Jackson, 1919 Fourth
Ave. So. was confined to her home
on her birthday, FEBRUARY 1, her
friends did not forget. On Thurs
day morning a beautiful plant was
delivered, a gift from the Gospel
chorus Of Zion Baptist church. of
which Mrs. jackson is a member.
In the evening, Mrs. q. Combs and
daughters arrived bringing her a
birthday cake. On Saturday, Feb.
Z, she was again pleasantly sur
prised when a group Of her friends
surprised her with a birthday
party. They brought refreshments
and birthday gifts. Those partici-
pating were: Mines. Johnnie Mae
Priest, Evelyn Combs, Ethel
Saunders, Roberto Primm, Messrs.
Raymond Cooper. Willie B. Hall
and Miss Roubie williams. Mrs.
Jackson says this is one Of the
happiest birthdays she has had
and one long to be remembered.
Star-Lite Usher Board: The
Star-Lite Usher Board will meet
Friday evening at the new st.
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Num-, 322 No. Avon ST., who has
been seriously ill for the past
three months is now on the road
to recovery.
Called To Chicago: Mrs. Charles
Graham, 791 st. Anthony Ave,
was called to Chicago, because of
the illness of her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Bass. Mrs. Graham
will remain in Chicago for two
weeks.
That Flu Bug Again: Mrs.
Leonia Goodman, POI No. st. AL
bans and her entire household
have been i'll with the flu for the
past week.
Mid Century Club: The Mid
Century Club met at the home of
Mrs. Ella Mae Shelton, 1853 w.
Central Ave, Wednesday, Febru-
airy 4. Following the meeting, Mrs.
Voncie Taylor was presented with
a cut glass punch bowl and candle
sticks in honor of her wedding an
niversary, which was January IS.
The next meeting will be Febru-
airy Is at the home Of Mrs. Von-
cile Taylor. 953 Rondo Ave. Any
persons interested in joining, con-
tact Mrs. Iona Hampton, ELK
hurst 3178.
Home From Hospital: Mrs.
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Floyd Blackman returned home
from the hospital, FEBRUARY 6 and
Is much improved at this writing.
PinOchIe Party: Mrs. Lulu King
and Mrs. John Few were co-hos-
tesses at a pinochle party given
at the home of Mrs. Few, 643
Iglehart Ave, on Saturday eve
ming, February in honor of Mrs.
Myrtle Williams of Kansas City,
Mo, house guest of Mrs. Ollye
Gum. First prize was won by
Mrs. r. S. Harris; second, Mrs.
William Hanna and third, Mrs.
Myrtle Williams. Cocktails were
served followed by a delicious
luncheon. Guests present were
Mines. Ollye Gum, Earl Brent,
William Godette, Leroy Coleman;
Joseph Vassar, Mabel Hatton, An
cite Robinson, Maurice Orman, S.
Harris, John Patton, VIM. Hanna,
Manly Rhodes, James Hughes,
VIM. CLANCY and Miss Anna
Smith.
Leaves For Detroit: Mr.. and
Mrs. L. E. Willis, 1850 Sherburne
Ave. left for Detroit, Mich, where
Mr.. Willis will undergo surgery.
They will be the guests of Mr..
Willis brother, DR.. Walter c. Will
lis. Their stay in Detroit will be
indefinite.
Correction: Mr.. Robert (Bob)
Anderson is seriously i'll in Ancker
hospital and not Mr.. Charles An
derson as was incorrectly stated
in our February 6 edition. Mr..
Robert Anderson's address is AGO
Rondo Ave.
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TWIN CITY BUSINESS
MAN ON VACATION

William M. cassius, Twin City
real estate and insurance man,
left for a much needed vacation,
Thursday, Feb. 8. He expects to
be gone approximately one month.
His trip will extend to Los An
geles, California, where he will
visit his sister, Mrs. Juanita
Macklun. Mrs. Macklin Is the
mother of Bike Crawford, vocal
list for Count Basic.
Mr.. Cassius' itenary will include
visits in Kansas city, Oklahoma
City, Albuquerque, Phoenix and
other cities.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
st. Paul

st. Paul
Feb. 14-Mrs. l. d. Davis, 69S
Rondo Ave, Eugene Toussaint, $50
Igiehart Ave, Mrs. Homer Ander-
son, TAI Carroll Ave-. Mrs. Mar
garet Daniel, TIC Rondo Ave-. Mrs.
Lorena Magee, 735 Rondo Ave.
Feb. l5-Mrs. Harry Ballard,
SIT st. Anthony Ave, Sidney Will
liams, S57 st. Anthony Ave, Sam
uel Allen, 1890 Rice ST., Doris A.
Shannon, e77 Fuller Ave, Jay Bag
by, S22 No. Western Ave, Mrs.
Josephine Todd, $50 Rondo Ave,
Lee Douglas, 6ss st. Anthony Ave,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Law, I'll Ron
do Ave.
Feb. 16-Alberta Bell, 1896 Kent
St., Ed. B. Salter, 992 Carroll Ave,
Mrs. J. o. Stubbs, 693 Carroll Ave,
Mrs, Clarence Watts, 4OS Carroll
Ave, Lottie Dianne Wright, 371
No. Western Ave, Jane Miller, PSI
Rondo Ave, Leroy Lazenberry,
S41 st. Anthony Ave, Barbara
Massie, 932 Iglehart Ave, Jocelyn
Mockabee, 927 st. Anthony Ave.
Feb. 17-Jean Suthern, SsS Ron
do Ave, Alvin N, Hanson, 633 w.
Central Ave, Mrs. Richey Adams,
TAI st. Anthony Ave, Marsha
Stewart, 982 Iglehart Ave.
Feb 1S-Julia Harris, SGT lyle
hart Ave, Bertha James, 800 w.
Central Ave-, Cherry Lynn Pugh,
972 Carroll Ave, Mrs. James Mar
tin, st. Paul; Ralph Ward, ST.,
$40 w. Central Ave-, William
Clark, 6l5 w. Central Ave.
Feb. l9-Clara Curry, 296 st.
Adams St, Donald Powers, 663
Iglehart Ave-, Milton Combs, 492
w. Central Ave, Dolores Sears,
400 Rondo Ave, Estell M. Dorsey,
1855 Carroll Ave.
Feb. 20-Mrs. Minnie Boyd, 443
Mackubin St.. o. c. Drizzle. sos
Rondo Ave, Virginia Beasley, 400
st. Anthony Ave-. Betty Lou Titus,
612 st. Anthony Ave, Harriet S.
Carter, AL st. Anthony Ave, Mrs.
J. Wiley, sos w. Central Ave,
Charles Combs, TIT Iglehart Ave,
Mrs. Florence Daniels, 430 Rondo
Ave.
OUT OF TOWN BIRTHDAYS
Feb. 14-Art White, Los An
geles.
Feb. Richard Thomas. To-
peka, Kansas.
Feb. 17-Hattie Little, Los An
geles.
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Returns from st. Louis: Mr.. and
Mrs. william McQuerry, 3717
Fifth Ave. So, left the city jan
uary 20 for st. Louis, Mo, to at
tend the ostende Club dance
which was held January 81. While
in st. Louis, the McQuerrys were
the house guests Of cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Sylvester Chambers
They returned home February 5.
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The WAY | SEE 1T
X BY NELL DODSON RUSSELL

NEW YORK CITY-You bet this Three dimensona
films here a year motion
picture will have become obsolete Cneama"
everybodys getting Robe pictur
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Minneapolis Birthdays

Feb. 14-Mrs. Corrine Bum, 949
Aldrich Ave. No, Mrs. Sarah Dor
'sey, 110s Aldrich Ave. No, Har-
old Mayes, Sr., 704 Humboldt Ave.
No, c. T. Palmer, 407 Lyndale
Ave. No, Terry Whitaker, 61s
Humboldt Ave. No, Rev. II. A.
Smith, 2216 18th Ave. So, Harlan
s. Watson, ia SO. 18th st.
Feb. 15--Robert Young, 1927
Chicago Ave, Mrs. Wenzel Miller,
522 Emerson Ave. No, Mrs.
Feb. leroy p. Hatchett, 4044
Fourth Ave. So, Emma Jean Petit
ford. 40 Hyland Ave. No, Bobby
Randall, 725 Bradford Ave, Mrs
Luther Payne, 637h Olson Blvd.
Rev. Timothy Barge, s12 Fifth
Ave. No.
Feb. 17-Charles J. Mcleod, 81
10 18th Ave. So, Mrs. II. Massen-
gill, 42S Fremont Ave. No, Mrs.
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Anniversaries
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES

"AAANu @4NENAN h&AN1fAANArso
Minneapolis
Feb. 17-Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Shannon, 2209 Elliot Ave. So, one
year.
Feb. 1s--Mr and Mrs. wenzel
Miller, 522 Emerson Ave. No, 20
years.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
st. Paul
Feb. 14--Mr. and Mrs. Charles
A. Danforth, s33 Carroll Ave, nine
years: Mr.. and Mrs. II. Courtney
Hilyard. 7s2 st, Anthony Ave-, 20
years.
Feb. 15-Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Galloway, 1855 Rondo Ave-. IL
years.
Feb. 16-Mr. and Mrs. William
Cartwright, 706 Iglehart Ave. 20
years. ....
Feb. 19--Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
White, 994 Carroll Ave, seven
years.
Feb. 20-Mr. and Mrs. Claude
King, 344 w. Central Ave-, 20
years.
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Social and Personal
x MINNEAPOLIS

Surprises Father Mrs Adelne Adams 272l Portland Ave.
left the city, Sunday, Feb for Little Rock Ark, 10 visit
her father Mr. James Arthur Bennett Mrs Adams planned
her visit arrive in time for her fathers 10th birthday which
Feb In his honor she entertained with surprise birth
day party Mr. Benefits happiness double fold in having
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three dimensions and other productions are in tn
making.
The newest three dimensional gimmick to
come to Broadway Is playing at the Globe
theatre. paid one dollar and twenty five cents
few nights ago TO see IL. was handed pair
of glasses as went in. The glasses were en-
cased In some kind Of cracking paper. 1t
a weird experience to 90 into the theatre and
see people peering at the screen through dark
glasses. For the first five minutes thought
was viewing a lunar eclipAe At midnight.
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1915 to $lle Goats and Suits
81 "a

Some designer models :. :. some by our
finest makers. Stole suits, boxy or fitted
suits, short or long coots {. all of fobu-
lousy fine fabrics. Light or dark shades,
misses sizes. ~--.-.-'. r-.r'<s. @ <e%-~s--
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Deaths Reported

(Prsm d. C. Bureau Of vital Statistics. }
John Timms. SO. Soldiers Home.
Emma Reed, So, National Lutheran Home.
Percy Russell, II, 500 University ter. NV.
Catherine Meany. 75, 1927 independence
Mathew Barnfather. 70. 57oO Macarthur
blvd. NV.
Claude wilkins. II, 2444 Monroe st. ne.
Edna Lingle, 20. 5420 Carolina pl. NV.
Ivan Harmon, 50, Washineton.
Earl BIankenship, 50, 1904 10th st. ne.
Mary Stephens, SO, S017 18th st. NV,
Dennis Marion. 81. 1929 Nichols ave. Sc.
Agnes Jones, So, 21O st. NV.
John NOEL, 90, Frederick. Md.
gladys spears, 5S, Upperville, Va.
James Brady, 81, 936 Perry pl. ne.
Frank Moschetto, So, 5223 Ga. ave. NV
Mabel Maxwell, 53. 1923 7th st. ne.
Olga Prime, 90, New Alexandria, Va.
Fatr1cia Dodge, 8, 223O Savannah ter. se
Timothy Driscoll. /, District Heiehts, Md
Maggis Jones, ~ 134S Otis pl. NV.
Ella Fisher. rs. 2121 Bird St. NV.
Daniel McGrude. IS, 80 Eye st. NV.
Mary Lee, 6S, 7S Eye st. ne.
George Queen, SO, 201S 18th st. NV.
Elsie Newman, 81, no address given.
Violet Lewis, 81, 121 T st, NV.
Joseph Barnes. %, 1880 Raum st. ne.
Sallie Hite. SO, 1905 r. I. ave. NV
Ralph Holland. 90, Bluefield. w. Va
Joseph stoddard, 2, 1014 1st ct. s.w.
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SkTo4 y. 9. Bureau Of Vital Statistics.
BOYS.
William and Patricia AheIl.
Robert and June Barr.
Dominick and Sybil Caperratto.
James and Mary Dyer.
John and Dorothy Fitzgerald.
Emil and Eleanor Greenwald.
Donald and Ruth Hendey.
Burness and Rose Jones.
Robert and Helen Kelly.
Arthur and Lucy Kotarides.
James and Marilyn Madron.
John and Janice Marryman.
Jonn and Margaret Quinn.
Harry and Betty Ridseway..
Bernard and Bertha Shannon.
James and Rayma Smith.
Robert and Barbara Thompson, jr,
James and Dorothy Triplett
Douglas and Margaret Wray.
: Alvin and Dettie Jones, jr,
Godfrey and Hazel Willis.
Chesther and Mary Adell.
Stanley and Marilyn Baum.
Milton and Laura Clar.
Milton and Louise Fisher.
Norbert and Eleanor Geoffrion.
Ronald and Evelyn Hardy
Gerald and Winifred jackson.
Philip and Gloria Jenkins.
H0Wland and Anna Kenyon.
Warren and Jacaueline Louderhack.
John and Josephine Miller.
John and Patricia Pierce.
Donald and Dorothy Redmon.
Robert and CATHERINE simmons.
Harold and Mildred Stanley. IL.
George and Emma Toney.
Leslie and Shirley Kuo.
GIRLS.
Patrick and Geneyieve Ahern.
William and Janet Avery.
Francis and Eleanor Bounard.
Frank and Margaret Breeden.
Russell and Dorothy Carr.
Francis and RoSeanna Cross
Robert and Betty Edwards.
Roy and Susanna Feaver.
Georee and Nell Grubbs.
Stuart and Betty Hepburn.
Donald and Ann Houston.
Leonard and Mary Johnston.
Harry and Myra Liverette.
Donald and Henrietta MartinsoM.
Lloyd and Donna McBerth.
Charles and Nancy Merinief.
Bernard and Theresa Nolan.
Patrick and Lois Raiman
JACQUES and suzanne Schlengef.
John and Eileen 6nively.
John and Ada Sullivan.
David and Claire W0lfand.
Thomas and Elizabeth Jackson.
ensies ehsrie. :ns and E9iea. EGies 1s1@1e'' sra.
Gilbert and Mary Bullock.
Paul and EloiSe Collins.
Arthur and Elizabeth Davidson.
Johann and MarEo EnEel
Robert and Matilda Gather.
Arthur and Lucille Henderson.
Horace and Mabel Hiesins.
william and Helen Johnston.
Harold and Marian Liebling.
Robert and Dolores Lindblom.
william and Julia Lott, jr.
Anthony and Jean Mayhem;
James and Christine Mulligan.
Patrick and Edythe Painter.
Frederick and Marie Reed.
Clarence and virginia Smith.
Herbert and Lottle 6oroka.
Martin and Rita Wiener.