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i u s p. n. •WEAF— Merry Madcap*. WJB—Weather; Words and Music. w\BC—Aunt Jemima, songs. WOK— Understanding Your Child," WEAF—Girl Who Lives Naxt Door. WABC—Ann Leaf, organ. w o n — T h e Stngm? Wrights.

S:M WEAK—Dorothy Berliner, piano. WJE—Strollers Matinee. WORV>8pamsh lesson WABC—American School of t i n Air.

t . « WEAF—- How Children Acquire At­titudes," Prof. Arthur L. Swift.

t:M WEAF Vocal Art Quartet. W J Z — Betty and Bob. WABC—Barbara Maurel. contralto. WOR—National orchestral Associa­

tion. "* • i l l WJE—Radio Troubadours. I M WEAF—Woman's Radin Review.

WABC—Westphal's orchestra » « W JE—Watkins orchestra

WABC—Dr. Stephen Duggan. "Th* Chinese Crisis."

e sei a — • w* i •* WEAF—Musical Comedy Hit*.

WABC—Tito Guixar, tenor. 4:11 WJZ—Wilson's orchestra.

WABC—Curtis Institute Concert WfcAF—Tea Dansante. WEAF—Fairy Tales. WJ1— "Pursuit of the Fleeting Dol­

lar," Adoipta Lewisohn.

S to • F. ML James g i f t WRAP—Representative

Beck. "Benjamin Franklin." WJZ—Dance orchestra. WABC—Meet the Artist—Kate Smith. WOR— Tea Ensemble.

.V15 WEAF—Melodic Thoughts. WJZ—Dr. Doolittle. WABC—Melodeera.

• t i t WJZ—Smging Lady. WABC—Skippy WOR—To bf announced WF.AF—Seckatary Hawkins WJZ—Little Orphan Annie. WABC—Don Lang, animal stones. WOR*-Lucillo Peterson, songs.

• to 7 P. ML •:«• WRAP—.Frances Alda, songs.

WJZ—Maiid and Bell. WOR—Uncle Dor WABC—Current Events. WBNY—Bavarian orchestra. WLWL— Playlet. WNTC—Gypsy Music. WWRX—Mae Martin, soprano.

S.I* WJZ—Childrens' Aid Society. WABC—Program Resume. WINS—Lullaby Lady. WNYC—Jewish Welfare Board. WWRIJ—Orchestra.

• :M WEAF—Hymn Sing. WJZ—Dandies of Yesterday.

F . M. - • - 4 . -•;- -*• ~ *.••—WJZ—Crime Story.

S:St—WOR—Minstrel Show. :!•—WARC—California Melodies.

1S:«0— WEAF—"The Dope Smuggler '*

-Berger orchestra.' VABC—Hall orchestra.

it—City Porum. fC—Alpine Trio.

IS—Three Pairs. IWL—Loved songs of many na­

tions. WWBL—Italian orchestra.

« ; « WRAF—Back of the News in Wash­ington.

WJZ- -Lowell Thomas. WABC—Just PlaiB Bill. WNYC—Crime Preventsoo. WRRT—String quartet.

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* • • WEAF—Lennis and Reese. WJZ— Am.* 'n* Andy. WOB—Spolte. W ABC—Myrt and Marge. WINS—Crime hour. WRNY—Music Centre. WLWL—Monastery Echoes. WNYC—Peerless orchestra. WWRL—Hofbrau entertainers. i

7:1» WEAF—Dramatic sketch. WOB—Movie Parade. WINS—One Man Band. WNYC—"Life's Little Laughs." WRNY—Dance orchestra. WJZ—Sen. Arthur Capper and Rep.

Earl Kitchener. WOB—The Movie Parade. WABC—Buck Rogers.

7.M WOB—Why You Are Misunderstood. WEAF—Irene Taylor. WABC—Keller. Sargent and Boos. WRNY—Gehrken orchestra.

WLWL—Catholic Looks at the World. WNYC—Time; alarms; information.

Safety campaign. WWRL—Margaret Swanson, violin.

7:44 WEAF—The Goldbergs. ? WJZ—Weeks orchestra. WABC—Boake Carter. WNYC—Y. M. C. A. program. W I N Y - S a r a Young, blues. WLWL—The Byes Have It. . WOB—Galileo's Piano Trio. WWBL—En ter tainer s.

S - t o 9 P. M.

S:M WEAF—Julia Sanderson and Prank Crumit, songs.

WJZ—Crime story "The Giggling Death."

WOR—Chandu. WABC—Fray and Braggiotti, pianos. WBNY—Salvation Army organ.

8:IS WABC—Magic Voice. WOR—Bronx Marriage Bureau. WNYC—Air College.

S:Sv WEAF—King's orchestra. WJE—Adventures in Health. WOR—Minstrel show—Pick and Pat.

WABC—Kate Smith. WRNY—Roqucs Review. WNYC—Municipal Concert hour.

«. »."i WJZ—Country Doctor. WABC—Ly man orchestra.

WMCA—Marguerite Padula, songs. 30 WJZ—Edwin C. Bill.

WMCA—Three Funsters. -Blind musician's program. -Charles Cnrlile. tenor.

w MCA—Elmo Russ, organ. WJZ—Crazy People. WOR—Harry Breuer and orchestra.

11 to 12 P. M. 11 M WEAF-Martha and Hal. .

WJZ—Lanny Ross. WOB—Time; weather; Moonbeams. WABC—Barlow Symphony. WMCA—Sinclair orchestra. WRAP—Hungarian Music.

11:15 WJZ—Sodero Concert orchestra. WEAF—Weems orchestra.

11:M WBAP—Nelson orchestra. WARC—Jones orchestra. WPAF—Newman Brothers, WOB—Madrigueras orchestra. WMCA— MeroH orchestra.

11:45 WPAF—Erskine Butterfteld 4c Edith Robertson, song and piano.

IX:M WEAF—Bestor orchestra. WJZ—Calloway orchestra. WARC—Rhymes orchestra. WOB—Russ Colombo. WMCA—Revue; Bide Dudley; dance

music. « WRW—Studio program.

Legion Not Interested In Brookln Ball

The Queens County American Legjian is not interested In nay dance to be held in Brooklyn, County Com­mander Frank Pasta of Woodhaven, announced today. Pasta said: . ,

"Toe Legion is not interested'in any way no; is it connected with a ticket selling campaign. The organi­zation does not countenance 'high pressure' salesmanship by professional promoters. In Queens, the American Legion conducts only one annual af­fair. This is a charity ball for the benefit of the welfare fund. Tickets for this affair are sold by the mem­bers of the Legion and auxiliary only."

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9 t o I t P . M. 9 (Hi WEAF—Bernie orchestra.

WJZ—Edgar Quest: orchestra. WABC—Hayton • orchestra. WO|>—Frank a n d i i o

WENT—German entertainers. 9: IS WABC—Threads of Happiness.

WOR—Bachelors quartet. 9:3* WEAF—Ed Wynn. orchestra.

WJZ—Deep River orchestra. WOR—Footlight Echeee.. WABC—Calllorma Melodies. WBNY—Drifting Four. WMCA—Songs of Israel.

9:45 WENT—Hawaiian Melody Boys.

It to 11 P . M. lOrta WEAF—The Dope Smusfler," dra.

ma; Weeks orchestra. WJZ—Mortns Sisters, songs. WABC—Signd Onegin, contralto. WMCA—Jerry Baker. WENT—Phillips and Neustadt.

19:15 WJZ—Tune Detective. WBNY—Clover Ramblers. WOR—Jolly Russians.

0 ; Weiss is today president of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Luth­eran Church of the Resurrection, St. Albans, having been installed by the Rev. Joseph B. Flatten, pastor of the church. P. Sauer is now president of the Men's Club.

Other officers in the church organi­zations now sitting are: Mrs. Veis-chang, vice-president of ladies' aux­iliary;. Mrs. M. Mydr, secretary; Mrs Munger, financial secretary; Mrs. H. A. Meyer, treasurer, and Mrs. Cole, historian.

In. the Men's Club the other new offices* are P. Sauer, president; W. Rickert, vice-presidents F. SUcfcwek, secretary;-- W. Schroeder, financial secretary, and S. Bahmuller, treasurer.

Prank Sauer is the new president of the Young Peoples Association Mildred Sager is vice-president; Doro­thy Pangs, secretary, and Charles Maritz, treasurer. Officers of the Altar Guild are Mrs. R. Hellreigel, president; Mrs. Blauvert, secretary, and Mrs. Vtesohang, treasurer.

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Mass Rally Tonight To Protest Dumps ^

An intensive drive to end garbage dumping in Queens once and for all will be launched at a mass meeting this evening in Newtown High School under the auspices of Queens Com­munity Councils.

"Millions of dollars of the taxpay-eys' money have been spent on garbage disposal in this borough, and the net result seems to be that we have a series of loathesome dumps, a breeding place for disease, and a blot on the landscape," said Michael J. Iorio of Astoria, president of the Councils.

The mass meeting will start at 8 o'clock in the hish school, Chicago avenue and Gerry street, Emhurst.

—, ^ 3 FINED FOR SLOT MACHINES

Three shopkeepers, two of them women, paid $25 fines in Jamaica Special Sessions yesterday, for per­mitting the operation of slot machines in their establishments. They are: Essie Dickson of 41-05 Henry street, Flushing; Fanny Resnick of 131-04 Liberty avenue, Richmond Hill South, and Steven' Paliwoda of 61-58 56th road, Maspeth.

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A receiver may be appointed for thaw. assets of Dr. Sigmund Heksh, medical -director of Shelton Hospital, Supreme Court Justice Selah B. Strong ruled yesterday.

Julius Auserehl, builder, of 138-11 Queens boulevard, Jamaica, made the application in Jamaica Special Term, m an action to recover a judgment off $150 against the physician for materials supplied to the hospital at 175-10 88tth avenue, Jamaica. ;-

The builder claims that Dr. Heksh assigned a valuable lease for the hos­pital property to his wife after he had contracted to pay for the sup­plies. The institution was formerly known as the Hillside Sanitarium.

Dr. Heksh resides at 64-26 Dry Harbor road, Middle Village.

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Mrs., White Heads Citizens' League

Mrs. Cleo J. White today is presi­dent of the auxiliary of the Jamaica South iSStisena' and Taxpayers' League succeeding Mrs. Ben Gundling. Thomas P. Malorte, South Side civic leader, installed Mrs. White and the following officers a t the clubrooms, Masterson avenue and 158th street

Mrs. Thomas Draper Jr., viee presi­dent; Mrs. Max Mitcenhuber, treas­urer; Mrs. Richard Albert, recording secretary; Mrs. Julius Keller, corres­ponding secretary and Mrs. Frank Matthews, publicity chairman.

Gold pieces were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Max Mittenhuber by the re­tiring, president, and to the latter by the incoming president. Mrs. Mitten­huber entered her sixth term as treas­urer.

Addresses were made by V. J. Trainer, retiring president of the men's club, which held its induction Jointly with the auxiliary, and by Stephen Wisser.

The auxiliary will hold a benefit bunco party at the elubrooms tonight. The men's club will hold a charity card and bunco party. January 38.

S ' l*yi" Memorial

Rites on Jan. 24 Memorial observances for the late

Congressman David J. O Connell will be conducted at a meeting of the American Gold Star Mothers' Asso­ciation, January 34, at the Hotel Pennsylvania, Manhattan.

Mrs. Mathilda Burling of Richmond Rill, president of the association, says the guests will include Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, wife of the President­elect; District Attorney Charles 8. Colden. Municipal Court Justice Bd-wsrd J. SmMjh, Tax Commissioner Bernard M. Patten, and Attorney General John J. Bennett.

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Springfield Boy Struck by Auto

Albert Civine, 7-year-old pupil of St. Mary Magdalene School, Spring­field, today was resolving never to cross the street between crossings, as he nursed bruises caused by an auto­mobile accident.

The child, who lives at 331-06 137th avenue, Springfield, police report, was struck by a car driven by Joseph Cook of 331-31 Edmore avenue, Queens Vil­lage, yesterday, as he was going home from school. Medical attention was refused by the boy.

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MASONS INSTALL WOOD Of fleers of the PeUowcraft Club of

Prosperity Lodge of Masons of Wood-haven, were installed last night at the Compass Club, 31 Logan street, Brook­lyn, with Harry Schmitt, past master of .Prosperity Lodge acting as install­ing officer. The officers Installed were: Harry O. Wood, president; Chester W. Maynor, vice-president; George H. Grocott, secretary and Al­fred W. Baumann, treasurer.

WOMAN CLEARED IN ASSAULT Alice Siheblein of 130-13 138th

street, Richmond Hill Circle, was ac­quitted of an assault charge yester­day in Jamaica Special Sessions. She had been arrested on complaint of Mm. Anna Smith of 180-30 138th street, Richmond HOI Circle, who charged the woman had thrown a atom at her son, Bernard, 11, on July 14.

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MOLLIS ALLIED TO MEET Announcement of future action to

he taken by title companies, savings tanks, trust companies and individuals. holding first mortgages e n - property within its district Is expected at the meeting of the Allied ivie Association of BoUis and Bellaire femnonw night, s t 108-30 Jamaica avenue.

Honor kali far Decernbrr r . 8. 134

8B3—Herbert Alferman. Robert Fallon, Alfred Maas, Harold Mezick, Thomas Pll-

f;rim, Charles Stein, Henry Swenson. Wal-ace Alexson, Herbert Stein. Shirley Gar-

flnkel, Jeanette Qiblan, Madeline Kloetzer, Janet Koraita, Ruth Ludlani, Dorothy Lut-Jen, Evelyn Moll,* "Virginia -Molyneaux, Irene Moody. Grace •Murray, Constance Nicolson. Beatrice Oberkirk, Anne Rann-bury, Fannie Rubin. Gladys Hillman. Dor­othy Weckermah, Marjorie Aetcham, Hva Thon.

SB4— Edward Rose, Philbert Fettig, Cla­rice Ackermah, Dorothy Frankel, Vera Greenhaus.

-•A3—Blanche Maly, Ruth Noble, Peggy Newton, Dorothy Heaslip, Iaobel Jones. Catherine Spaulding. Mildred KrauSs, Ah-nalow Schacht, Joan Elscn, Kstolla Gar­rison. Marjorie. Collins, Pas Gonzalez, Margaret Levin, Lorraine Thompson, Law­rence .Boggs, Bruce. Oaddlck, Herbert Hass. Raymond Rogers. Joseph Smith. Mary Tighe, Blise Kuster, Frances Moore, Vin­cent Farley, Patricia Tighe.

7B3—Lawrence Antlick, Harold Lloyd, Thomas Merson. Charles Wohles, Marion Alhers. Vivian Angell, Schulamls Berken-bUt. Marie Fichte, Marjorie Picke. Rika Fueglein, Margaret Kel ly Dorothy Lorens, Helen Ryan, Arllne 8t«eley, Meryl Tatje, Helen Waterman. Emma Kleeok.

7A3—Robert Donahue, Donald Vollar, Violet Boe. Helen Buckley, Marlon Cloos, Lorraine Cowles, Evrljn Horn, Muriel Lovelock. Frances Molyneaux. Dorothy Otten, Eleanor Roberts, Leila Schlamp, Janet Wick, Florence Wmdsjardnrr, Agnes Esposito. Edna, WitchsreU. ,

SBi—Robert Collins Claris* Doarrich, Hyman M-nduk-. William Riethle. Wfl-liam Sickles, Cliarle* DoaoMin, Emmy Brunck, Maria Cabral, Lorraine Camp­bell, Carolyn Cottar, Haati OlllaspJe, Nancy Gray, Saliie Gray. Wenaka John­son. Leah Rappaport, ,Dala Snyder. Ethel Stoutenberg, Dorothea Strelh, Angela Cooks. . - , • . - • » - • • » ' •

SB3—Wm. Geller, Crawford Barrlngton, Walter Palmer, Paul Roth, George Smith, Robert Wlebold, Margaret Cor lies, Bern a < dette Foley, Elizabeth Oleasan, Dorothy Knox, Dorothy. Scheib, Howard ..Chandler, Willard Haas, Hugo Haldrich. Edwin Hun-tar, Frank Fugliano, Robert Bahm.-Oeorge Rohrmann, Warren Wulff. Maria Da Grpot, •Use Da Merritt, Shirley Gates, Virginia Hammer, Lisa Hundt. Edith Johnson, Bar . bara King, Mildred Krpalet, Lorraine Lareom, Alice Murphy, Margaret Miller, Norma Skill, Catherine O'Donohue, Eileen Walsh.

6A Patricia Donahue. Enid Eaton. Irene Taylor, Shirley Zipkln, Helen Gorman, Phyllis Monch, Wesley Martens.

9B3—Robert Bohnt,- Carl Hammesgren, Arno Kuhn, John MoManus, Lawrence Ritter, Charles Rosellus, Elizabeth Brown, Zelma Dalleine. Ruth de Jongh, Virginia Faust, Coral Frey, Corinne Gerry, Eleanor Oreeley, Grace Hellert. Ruth Kloeck, Flo­rence Orth, Shirley Strandberg. Rita Troy.

SB4—Charles Parisi. Joseph Riaao. Eliz­abeth Baumgartner. Mary- Morlock, Helen Meurer, Doris Meyer.

5A4— Frank Cristando. Charles Cunning­ham, Fred Oreenwald, Gloria Dillon.

4B3—Paiji Brendci. Martin Collins, George Cordes, Thomas Gleason, Albert Goodman, Alan • McKinley, Alfred Miller. Hichard Mack. Raymond Morah, Harrison Mulford, Stanley Smith, Dorothy Bahren-burg, Laura Beidler. Dorothy Bird Marion Clark, Pearl De Meha, Mildred Drucker, Claire Foley, . Florence Innoss. . Florence Horn, Patricia Lewis, Jean Llchttnberg, Patricia White,. Marian Whitnell. • -' :

4B4—Francis Esposito, Edgar Flynn, Julius Jezek. Willard Von Gaasbeck, Jac­queline Gallagher, Jennie Musso, Irene Parrington, Carol Rannbury, Lillian Rossi, Audrey Williamson.

4A3—Ida Rubin. Edna Baran. Nina Campbell, Virginia Harriman. Muriel Van Doren, Margerly Watkinson, Donald Col­lins, Peter Keehn, Jamas Klein, Thomas Strumlnskl.

aAt^-Warran Hader. 3B3—Rita Buckley. Daniel Carroll, Ml .

riam X a r o Audrey Doseber. Catherine Dunn, Betty Ooff, Ruth Hoffman, Mary Kretschmar, Leonard Schulhaus, - Jane Valor. Harriet Oarflnkel, Pat ton, Smith, Billy Harlan. John Hal tigan.

3A3—William Andors, Richard Buck, Benjamin Burns. Carl Peldman. Robert Hoelzer, .John ; Lopelock, Herbert . Luzon, Edwin Meyer, William Nicholl, James Soldo, Peter Watson, oeorg*- Zipken, Marilyn Cordes, Edith Kaptlek, Norma Lodge,.-Carolyn Meyer. Deris 'Meyer. Eliz­abeth O'Donohue. Ruth Bansaport, Jeanne Tiasot. Audrey Weirs. Edna Paul, Ruth

Pft3A4^Teresa^or*co?an. Howard Matera, Ralph 8choen, t

2B3—Richard Bruhn. Arlstidius Day, Harold Klinge, 'Robert Kbch, Kenneth Koegler, Dwight Nelson*. Harold Walts-man, Robert Lo^cher, Mary Andersen, Vir­ginia Bishop, Constance Cowan, , Athenia Day, Dorothy Di Dommicia, Marilyn Oer-ry, Beverly Gopto. Gloria Hansen, Jane Harrington, Effl*. Moody, Arllne Peirano, PhyUiTaeUman. Virginia Styles. Evelyn Swenson, Catherine Walters, Oladys Wur-tenberg, Virginia Savage. ' - -,.;.

W«~-oraee MnHer. - .- •_ JAl—Rdbert Adams, Raymond Bahrlng,

Hannah Beekenblit, Lillian Berryman, Donald; Dworkln, -Oladys Echtermeyer, Doris Gansman, Edna Hayman, Joyce Hetherlngton, Irene Hoppenstedl, Robert Johnstone. Joan Lachotr, Marie Mager-heimer, Elsie' Maly, Muriel Mantel, Mary O'Briea Margaret Ruppenthal. Marie Sim­mons, Norman Sehnabel, Albert Bsegtnan, Jeanne Wenk, Caroline Wick.

aaa—William Dein, Francis Carr, Roy PeUrs,. ROhert McMeekin, Hannah Lemke, Betty Marshall, Audrey Palmer, Gloria

2A3—Walter Danksher, Robert Donald­son. Theodore Meyer, Arthur Nealis, Arthur' Thompson. Charles Casey. Edna

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John Coyle. Donald Ritter. SUwart Mott, Warren Zwelg. Wesley Parkinson. Eileen Strieker; Bs*bwa Brooka. MMMaset JBi^ld-wood, Alice Deardorfl, Marie Reiss, Oladys Quadt, Carta Sandhop.

1A4—Fred Bssr)o.- Charles . Gross, Rich­ard Hlghladd. William Kuster. Rober

Marjorie- Cohn, Eileen Deane. MiMbbist Hellerich. Marie Hunt. Dorothy Lowe, Shirley Oberkirch, Marie Smith,

P. a 11, Ridge wood 8B1—Dorothy}, Richards, Elsie Noetzel,

Robert Bebenzlen, Walter Freyberg, Doris Christian, Anna Ostermayer, Helmut Hun-sicker, Elsie Schade, Eleanor Krlscunas, Elsie Matzonbacher, Theodore Johnson, Werner Kohler, Eric Wollmerscheidt, Louis Zeth, Mavis McCrudden, Charles Epp. Sylvia Kress. Beatrix Herlich, Fannie Scbnitzler, Joseph Mann. Ruth Gorden, Estelle Baum, Ruth Krach.

8B2—Teresa ' Schulz, Margaret Albers, Michael Diem, George Nelz, Charles Rei-chert, Russell Mack, Eric Peters.

8B3—Robert Thomsen, William Seyfried, Andrew Nickel, Charles Ginkel, Alfred Handschuh, George Stewart, Edward Feul-ner, Alfonso Weber, John Treiber, Ed­ward Epp, Bertha Winn, Theresa Arlaus-kas, Ruth Desch, Mildred Kehl, Marie Franke, Catherine Michos.

8A1—William Batiuchok, Charles Berg, man. Joseph Curry, Ferdinand Epp, Julian Fischer, Jos. Fuoco, Norman Goldstein, Robert Graham, G. Harder, Jos. Juliano, H. Lerner, R. Murphy, 8. Sternberg, H. Trefflesen. S. Weitzner. L. Larousch, B. Baslck, C. Bianco, A. Eggert, D. Hansen, G. Harenburg, A Hoenig, V. Hogan, A. Jung, R. Kaaherus. C. Memmert, O. Soheper, W. Schwebius, C. Pflster, A. Pflster, Arllne Welps, Julia Pailinl.

8A2—Amelia Huttel, Cath. Kessler, Anna Vogel.

8A3—Graham Lemieux, Wilbur Ritter, Gustave Riem. Catb. Sferes, Alma Troje, Ruth Schneider, Muriel Franklin, Tula Coutoupis, Helen Rnthlein.

7B3—Richarf Milan. Nicolas Ernst, Chas. Hinz.f Geo. Berneberg, Waldemar Lawln, Dorothy Gustavaon, Estelle Ha-berle, EUz. Maldonndo, Gladys Martin, Frances M e d w . Frances Ortman, Julia Rauh, Frieda Rutter, Ruth Storch, Cath. Vols. •

TB4—Kurt Beinrich, Melvln Berman, Eliz. Diehl. Glsela Fleiscbe, Ruth Baron, Cath. Rufrano.

7A1—Abner Bibal, Geo. Lambert, Dor­othy Hadbafnick. Lillian Jung, Charlotte Ruehle, Sophia Ladapoulpus, Arllne Hy-ams, Myrtle Sandman, Edith Sobel, Frances Stonitsch. Charlotte Lots.

7A2—William Stark, Julius Muller. 6B1—Doris Carlson, Florence Welgand,

• l i en Storch, John Abrahemsen, Paul Schwartz. Florence Petry, Edward Feigle, Albert Meyer, Vivian Hanlon, Anna La­ment.

8B2—Alma Wolke, Eliz. Hepp, Virginia Gesell

6B3— Ethel f i n k . Agnes Huth, Phlllls Johannsen, Qabriella Knaus, Shirley See-man. Ruth Slarpe, Carol Starke, Mildred Well. Madeleine Hoffmann. Tetta Moscow. its, Pauline Pheffer. Peter Ericelenz, Mel­vln Levy, Ewsld Hunsicker, Frank Orcel, Harold 8alster

«A—Hlldegtfde "Bischoff. Viola Albert. George SchwlSdt, Beatrice DurdaMer, War­ren McSorley.

5B3— Renatf Danner, Anna Muller, Amalle Debler. Ruth Baum.

5B4—Kenneth Kohlmeyer. 5A3—Fred acWett. Erwin Simon, Louis

Arclonl, Maria Hunn, Erna Ganger. 9A4—RudolSh Fuchs, Ellwood Gastlger,

Eleanor Cash, Virginia Oriebel, Annabelle Hunt. Gloria O'Donnell.

4Bl-^Joa. Smalley, Lillian Fox, Edith Hell, Ilona FRtelka, Grace Wahrer. Hilda Shapiro.

4B2—EUz. pef fens . 4B3—Mae tfirabella, Wm. Meyer, John

Hammerer. 4A3— Edmund Debl.-r, Francis Florianz,

Chas RasweHer. Robt. Staehler, Charlotte Geyer, Annabelle Iltgen. Eileen Rioe, Rita Schwartz. Mildred Spahn, Frank Wlchlatz, Frederick Scaeer. Norwood Hanson.

4A4—Muriel Bickler, Dorothy Scully, Ma­bel Martin.

3B3—Bernard Goldstein, Wilbur Kauri, John Sullivan Ruth Petsold, Claire Rus-snow, Lorraine Yonkers, Irma Harenberg, Dorothy Holslein. Gloria Kallsch.

3B4—George Bauer, Madeline Hunn, An­na Juliano.

3A3—Howard Richter, George Bolin, Patrick Palmaccio, William Townsend, Jeanette Haacke, Loretta Rauth. Wtlhel. mina Brummel, Frieda Scboon, Adelia Zandonatti.

2B3—Richard Berghauser, I 1 m o r e Bohnemann, John Sherman, Robt. Schoell, William Well. Edwin Ehler. Ells. Dabbler, Rosaline Oiarraputo, Dorothy Gross. Louise Kornaherns, Helen Levy, Hilda Semmler, Margaret Stager, Mildred Vau-pel, Florence Wurtele, Helen Herbert.

2B4—Alexander Hubner, Maria Perrl-cone. Chas. -Oeiger.

3A3— Robert MeUter, Chas. Schlauch. Jos Bchurge, Marlon Kessmger, Helen Sahm, Frances Sohnetzer. EUz. Trlebe, Llane Jaeger, Dolores Tappen. Irene Wamsganz, anna Schmidt.

2A4—Franess Frettallone, Dorothy Hug, Helen Polaoa. Dorothy Anderson.

1B3—WHllam Epp, Alfred Falk. Emertck Mausser, Geo. Russ, Mary Blanco, Mar-

Siret Hans*. Virginia Paters, Dorothy ice, Madeline Scheer, CectUa Schllly,

Edith .Friedman. Ramsinger, Bernice Loma-ilsen, Irene Rooney, Ethel

Marcy Lou Van Aistvne. Ruth Wander, Jean Frecker, Dorothy Dieboid.

4A—-Richard Cuso, John Kovacovlc, Richard Mallei, David Neilson, William Regan,' Eugene Walukanis, Madeline Fin­ger, Irene Garber, Elisabeth Jost, Florence Labach, Veronica Livingstop, Shirley Mur­phy, Helen olpin, Emily Rinn.

3B—John Bowkowski, Richard Monahan, Andrew Sludock, Anthony Y»rros.

3A—John Ochotnicky, John Romano, Lido Vaccari. Marita Conroy, Josephine Jost, Emily 'Kowalchuk, Virginia Hahn. Anna Mecuna, Mary Piccione, Etta Pike, Rose Soho.

2B1—Alice Anderson, Katherine Hoefer, Caroline Oshlnski, Mary Vogel, Jeanne Quigan.

2B3—^Donald Barrett, Andrew Gontarik, Robert Welk, Jennie Dobrzeneska, Nora Georges, Elizabeth Pich, Caroline Zilinski.

2A—Thomas Dunn, Stephen Juszezuck, William Meehan, Chester Mazarosky, Richard Thompson. Mary Hahnn, Mary Gllday, Theresa Grabowski.

IB—Fred Carroll, William Prochaska, Louis Radjeski, Thomas Smulczewski, Vic­toria Macioch, Carolyn Mezzapelle, Dolores Oleykowski, Elsebeth Johnson, Agnes La-dislaw.

1A—Audrey Pike, Ann Harrington, Genevieve Cendroskl, Ann Dorr, EmUy Frey, Clara Walukanis, Madelon COnroy, Dorothy Monahan, Martha Candela. Wil­liam Citterbart, Billy Graff, George Doyle. Stanley Meltzer.

Kindergarten-Richard Becan, William Behr, Ralph Romano, John Rqtkowski, Sigmund Wyzykowski. Sophie Pedorwicz, Jean Nlcoluluous, Jean O'Hara, Julia Phelan

Opportunity—Michael Candela, Edward Stebner.

Hilda Thel 1B4—Rl

zov, Beai Johannsen.

1 A3—Ell Gerald Tn Fred Marl ner, Oabr. llss Franz,

1A4—RU

Brauchler, Domenico Poaa, Domonick Conte, Fred

Meta Cordes, Lotto Schoeff-Wild, Madallne Bisop, Cor-rley Shapiro, Ruth Mallner.

h Gehm. Chas. Rouff, George Starts, Jesse Baton, Jack Ruckh, Walter Keller, William Koehler. Edith Bostelman, Alice Jones, Gloria Sullivan.

OA1—Paul LaRochelle, Norma Feulner. SCI—Eric Peters,- Caroline Maylahn,

John Abrahamson. SC2—Willtom Schmidt, Lillian Lang*.

| r , s. n , Beysiee SB—Arthur Klein, Frank Leary, Richard

Thompson, Dorothy Hanson, Genevieve Hegeman, Peggy Sludock, Trent *Walu-karie.

6A—Jennla KUch,' Richard Hardenburgh,

5B—James Keegan, Emil Kovacovlc. Robert WetUngfeld. Peter Koegel, Helen Courtney, Margaret Garger, Gwendolyn Gillette. Bra Jamocski, Frances Mezza-pelle. Helen Babbitt, Margaret Rinn, Rose Vogel. 1|* • - ••

SA—Ruth,. Alice Davis, .. Betty Kisely, Myra Powers. Arvo Van Alstyne.

iB—Anna Holochuck, Mary Gallagher,

P. S. 185), Queens Village 8B1—Ruth Praetz, Rose Hansen, Luella

Tax, Katherine Bngiert, Donald Oakley. George Falk, Chadwick Carpenter, Dorothy Sturm, Virginia Riker, Caroline • Roeder, Louis Kase, Evelyn Glade, Marian Copsey, Joseph Shiebel, Howard WUbur Backman, David Banks, Maxine Bernheimer.

8B2— Harriet Brecht. 8B3—Arllne Foeller, Shirley Luhrman,

Edith Shiela, Dorothy Splncken, Grace Wood

8A1^-Genevieve Vane, Helen Dooley, Helen Brewer, Joseph Scotti.

7B1—Doris Hinas, Ellen Sinclair, Anna Kllegl, Elizabeth Von Bergen.

TB3—Leroy Perry, John Welngarten, Evelyn Berlin, Audrey Weir. -

7A1—Ann Hall, Jean Brown, Anita Berg­man, Janet Lowander, Mary McKeon, Dorothy McNally, Robert Isner, Jerome Berger, William Berger, Harold Jagendorf, Philip Piltch. William Roeder.

6B1—Norman Davis, Charles Kllegl, Anna Howe.

6B3—Nell Carlberg, Frank Fremgen, Robert Trimmer, George Young, Harriet Dahl, Miriam FaHc, Adele Hatch. Shirley Hoffman, Doris Morch, Katherine Tuck-smith.

SA1—Adida Boss. 5B1—Betty Wilkinson. SA1—Burton Levin. David Moore, Frank

Alexander, James Swenson, Thomas Scog-land, Ronald O'Malley, Lawrence Nelson. WUllam Gort, Daniel Goldberg, Walter Carter, Olga Donetelll, Marlon Johnson. Marion Dooley. Alberta Perihe, Eileen White, Mildred Winney, Jane Meyer. Marion Welchert, Evelyn Yates. Dorothy Uhl. Katherine Tretler. Marguerite Schwarz, Doris Pasta, Beatrice Ohman. Beatrice Lasker, Gertrude Kueffner, Georg-lne Creo, Marjorie Bach, Janet Donnelly.

3A3—Marcella Gallup, Florence Powell, Ruth Johnson, OUve Crowther, Elizabeth Chance, Rose de Blasio, Jean Edwards, Marian Cooke, Clara Jukes, Louis Petlcka, Warren Masseback.

SA4—Richard Brougham, George Blau-rcck, Marjorie Evans, Barbara Gareis.

4B1—Alan Roeder, Frank Wlesner, Ed­ward Yamin, Harold Englert, Robert Col­lins. Thomas Nelson George Saunders, Arthur Blaurock. Mildred Geyer, Florence Grady, Sybil Schepp, Mildred Allen, Mary Runyon, Rita Folwy, Marie Marone, Mary Ruth Egelhof, Virginia Schaeffer, Doris Swenson, Dorothy Stang..

4B2—Jeanne Overend. 4B4—Jack Sarcona, Donald Miller,

Harold Heinson. George Weidler, Roland McDermott.

4A1—Hugh Brown, Warren Garnjost, Richard Bonner, Donald Sterart, John Turbet, William Vane. Harvey yyolfe, Victor Williams, Lillian Bezewersky. Muriel Brush, Barbara Flad. Pearl .Hill. Dorothea Low, Mtlda Scalzi, Eileen Stuhr, Cecilia Tucksmith, Setna Sand.

4A2—Murltl Mad ill. 4A3—Ellen Diehl ma nn, Irene Gott, Elea­

nor Neun. 3B1—Robert Hansen,. Richard Lippke,

Donald Reid, • Raymond 8trubel, Margaret Gordon, Ruth Hengst,- Janice Homer, Dorothy Quigan, Elaine Qulgley, Marie Soottl, Ruth way.

3B2—Lucy Di Giacomo. Josephine Llbolt, Ruth Novellano, Katherine Ryan, Vivlau Tuhuner, Ethel MeyeVhoff. '"'

3B3—Leonard Nitzberg, Constance Henz-ler, WUllam Johnston..

3A1—Peter Keller, John Schepp, Jac­queline Irvin, Elizabeth Meyer, Dorothy Charman, Mildred Bergman, William Conn.

3A2—Walter Steil, Jeanette Baylis, Ann Livingston, Lucille Mayr, Frances Erts, Rotha Marone.

3A3—eviorence Graham, Hernia Haderer, Florence Lyman, Carmella Satco, Helen Smith, Charles Maier.

2B-3A—Joan" Urban, Jacqueline Smith, Doris Luecke, Wesley' Seekamp, John Mohrmann, Mary Vane, Janet Smith. El-Ma Torkelson, Alice Holsten, Norma Schaefer.

3B3—Alice. Apgar, Dorothy Bens, Bar­bara Blanke, Winifred Fredericks, Irene' O'ReUly, Jean Pasta, Clara Stephenson, Dorothy Waaserstein, Robert Netrcomer, Thomas Reichmann, Bernard Sehnabel, Wayne Tjmland,

2A3—Richard Alexander, Donald Greene, Paul Novellano, Charles O'Malley, Robert Williams, Charles Helnricke, Jane Becker, JesSine Cordes, Viola Hehl, Ella Kohler, Evelyn Spencken, Frances Stuls.

1B1—Albert Imhoff, Manley Rappaport, Margaret Platner.

1B3—Peggy Wright. 1A1—Edward Bernstrom, Robert Davis,

George Farley, Frencis Thompson, Walter Asman, Catherine Buckley, Audrey Grace, Eleanor Millhetser. Marten Silvers.

1A2—WUllam CJohV Rdbert Powell, Robert Qulgley, Clifford.Riis, Clara Ander­sen, Marjorie Kellerman, Trma Klein. Lo­retta Liebler, Patricia Wall, Dorothy Weber. .. , - . -r

1A3—Donald Collins, Robert Keating, Robert Seesa, Florence Beck, Helen Egel­hof, Eileen Galup, • • =

S. C—Audrey Riker. Elizaheth Tamlyn. For pennmanship—Vincent Callaghan,

Lucille Barbour. Janet Fredrlcks, Robert WMBs, Marie Kellermann. f i leen Gierie, Audrey Riker, Norman Wieland.

Big Meat Sale for AU Day Wednesday

KING KULLEM Again smashes meat prices in all stores. Come on, folks, save five to ten cents a pound on your Wednesday meat. Quality the best and full 16 oz. to every pound. These meat savings are for everybody. Why pay more?

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