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THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7. 19A2
Milton Mayer to Talk
At Friends Conference
Alilton Mayer, pacifist leader
and former University of Chicago
professor, will address a confer
ence under auspices of the Ameri
can Friends’ Service Committee
today on “Europe: The Prospect
for Peace.”
The conference in Kendall Hall,
adjoining the Calvary Baptist
Church, Eighth and H streets
N.W., will hear Mr. Mayer at 4
p.m. on “The Struggle for Eu
rope,” and at 8 p.m. on "Germany,
What Next?”
Births Reported
(From the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statist lea.)
BOVS.
Kenneth and Marjorie Anderson.
Leslie and Janet Bailey.
William and Lorraine Berner.
George and Betty Blevins, jr.
Samuel and Lucy Brightman.
Charles and Dorothy Burns.
Edward and Roberta Cadger.
James and Mary Cassidy.
Alex and Rebecca Chambers.
Ronald and Joyce Clipp.
Malcolm and Beatrice CorneU.
William and Phyllis Day.
Roy and Elvira iiunham.
J. L. and Theresa Evans.
James and Mildred Forman.
Walter and Marian Friedman.
Charles and Kathlyn Fuller, jr.
Walter and Katj erine Graham, jr.
Francis and Rose Graves.
John and Charlotte Gray'oill.
Alfred and Kathleen Jackson.
Reverdy and Olivia Johnson.
Richard and Victoria Kelley.
Oscar and Beveridge Lentz.
James and Mary Lewis.
Arthur and Mary Lundahl. *
Edward and Frances Malec.
Charles and Mary Major.
Charles and Mary McGlamery.
Earl and Ruth Moreland.
John and Jeanne Owens.
Elery and Marlon Pitts.
Philip and Ottillle Rabinowttz.
John and Dorothy Rainey.
Vernon and Joy e Sanford.
Rene and Angellne Selva.
Gibson and Eleanor Serbu.
Chester and Doiothy Sldor.
Ralph and Mary Smith.
Earl and Necla Folliem.
Clarence and Catherine Vaden.
John and Faye Vaughn.
Clyde and Andrea Washburn.
William and Lula Bell.
Phillip and Arlee Conway.
William and Dolores Hughes.
Joseph and Pearl King.
Isaac and Bertha Parker.
Carl and Wilhelmina Robinson.
tradley and Hilda Taylor.
lmore and Mildred Wright.
Joseph and Cylia Alderman
Lewis and Marylee Bidle.
Frank and Ruth Bodurtha. jr. ,
Wintrop and Mary Lee Brown.
Permando and Olga Casillas.
William and Evelyn Collins.
Paul and Lois Foley.
Charles and Elizabeth Gorday.
John and Jean Hinchcliffe.
Freeman and Hazel Hinds.
Ernest and Mary Hutcheson.
John and Helen Kordis.
Lamonte and Phyllis Mainzer.
Gordon and Mary Mathewson.
Roger and Katherine Needha.
Albert and Anne Poblak.
Albert and Barbara Pohl. jr.
Arthur and Eleanor Rosemberg.
John and Ethel Schiavone.
Alan and Eileen Sttauch.
Lawrence and Audrey Sternberg.
Richard and Julia Walsh.
Earle and Carolyne Applegate.
Pinkey and Mary Avant.
George and June Auth.
Pete and Bobble Barrick.
Delwin and Eloise Blue.
Alfred and Irma Boccabello.
Ashby and Frances Bodine.
James and Myrtle Bowing, jr.
Clarence and Juanita BruSy.
Franklin and Mary Burge.
Josephine and Catherine Butler.
John and Barbara Casey
Bernard and Aurora Chappell.
Frederick and Marlon Chesley.
William and Hazel Clopton.
Francis and Marion Coffey.
William and Elleanor Cook. Jr.
Robert and Blanche Deckelbaum.
Augustus and Anna Dracoule*.
Harold and Marjorie Elsten.
Robert and Mary Engle.
James and Selam Falloon.
Samuel and Mallyn Flinn.
Odell and Hazel Ford.
James and Kathleen Gerety.
Willis and Joanne Hackman.
Harry and Mary Hankerson.
John and Ann Holloway.
Elbert and Mary Huselton.
Guillermo and Isaura Kaelin.
Francis and Irene Ksanznak.
Glenn and Lois Maher.
Lindie and Mary Mallette.
Patsy and Lucille Martucci.
Joseph and Jennie Mazia. <
Joseph and Maxine McCrone.
Neill and Elizabeth Miles.
James and Frances Lorrlsaey.
Ronald and Sue Morgan.
Mack and Jean Murphy.
John and Elvira Neese. jr.
Louis and Vivian Pappas.
Howard and Doris Perrie.
John and Evelyn Puddister.
James and Bernice Reeve*.
Carl and Irene Riddle.
Robert and Jenifer Rogers.
Ralph and May Scholtz.
Joseph and Joan Semon*.
Robert and Alice Swan.
Louts and Mary Sondhetmer.
Gene and Patricia Tallin de Givenchy.
Claxton and Margaret Walker.
Marvin and Louise Ward.
Oliver and Margaret. Weaver.
Otis and Virginia White
Harold and Iverlne Willi*.
Keston and Evelyn William*.
Lester and Margaret Wise.
John and Mabel Woodburn.
Ronald and Nancy Young.
Bamuel and Donna Young.
Marston and Charlotte Youngblood.
George and Marjort- Sauer.
Ray and Edith Barbour
Augustus and Phyllis Bickham.
girls.
Henry and Lula Alexander.
John and Mary Brady.
John and Margery Buckley.
Eddie and Mary Bryson
William and Mary Carroll. Jr.
Patrick and Edith Cook.
Rudolph and Jean Dupree.
Gilbert and Dorothy Feelemyer.
Bernard and Shirley Greene.
John and Shirley Hawkins, jr.
Charles and Dolores Hawvermale.
Wilbur and Audrey Jennings.
William and Dona Kelly.
Ernst and Mary Krausman.
George and Ruth McNeill. Jr.
Charles and Esther Mitchell.
Ross and Eleanor O’Donnoehue.
James and Rita Penrod.
Rodney and Margaret Pugh.
Richard and Marion Reed.
Thomas and Dolores Ryan.
Roy and Jane Swatts.
Harold and Anna Tuttle.
Clark and Mary Wells.
John and Evelyn Winter.
Leong and Toy Eng.
Irving and Dorothy Miller.
Walter and Virginia Stuckey.
Wallace and Elsie Baker.
Eddie and Juanita Burr.
Donald and Lou Carberry.
Robert and Ruth Coffman.
Thomas and Patricia DePetrtls, tr.
Thomas and Sue Farrell.
John and Josephine Graves.
Rayburn and Alice Grlffls.
Blackwell and Elizabeth Hawthorne.
Ross and Elizabeth James.
John and Eileen Kaminski.
Richard and Heather Keppler.
John and Hellen Lawrence.
Charles and Anne O'Donnell.
Orville and Rose Overstreet. Jr.
LaVerne and Margareth Poland.
Bobble and Lillian Pursley.
Herbert and Elsie Roam.
Louis and Fpye Smith.
Harold and Edith Tufty.
Donald and Evangeline Twombly.
Paul and June Wilson.
James and Evelyn Jackson.
Alfred and Suftle Smith.
Richard and Eleanor Willis.
William and Rodessa Alston.
Charles and Carrie Brooks.
James and Sallie Buckman.
Julius and Virginia Crawford.
Robert and Mary Crawford.
Fred and Mary Douglas.
Walter and Alma Ferebee.
Richard and Thelma Foote*.
Willie and Losa Graham.
James and Catherine Gross.
William and Alice Harris.
Ulvsses and Minnie Hood.
James and Dorothy Hyson.
Herman and Ernestine Jackson.
Carroll and Dorothy Johnson.
John and Martha Jones.
William and Inez Lattlmore.
Elijah and Ella Littles.
Don and Elizabeth Lilly.
James and Doris Livingston.
Theodore and Olid”- Lomax. .
Frank and Shirley Love.
James and Julia Wr^..all.
Allen and Elizabeth McKnight.
Ot's and Julia Meriedy.
Le.oy and *tie*n Mjv—'ge.
Larrie and Lydia Payne.
Jo>n and Gwendolyn r ice.
A'bert and Ollie Primes.
Wa-ren and Marjorie Redd.
Rir s ard and Barbara Shivers.
Crrl and Delores Smith
Joseph and Gunetta Spriggs.
Emmett and Emma Swavne.
Robert and Julia Wilkerson.
Gordon and Vivian Yount.
Arnold and Bessie Bellfleld.
Thomas and Inez Berry.
Willie and Agnes Graves.
Fook and Yee Mah,
Earl and Constance Ray.
Thomas and Senora Turner.
Robert and Susan Wiliams.
George and Marjorie Sauler.
Roald and Amy Amundson.
Maybln and Margaret Baker, Jr.
Cornelius and Claire Callahan.
John and Patricia Campbell.
Robert and Mary Christy.
Clarence and Mary Coley.
David and Nellie Colville.
Harold and Mary Dean.
S'eyen and Diane DeComas.
Woodrow and Edna Dlcken.
Charles and Laura Dove.
Jvmes and Marlon Fayed.
Thomas and Vgt*.’»en Fean.
P=-.ul and Peggy Freeze.
Msrvit and Gloria ruilmer.
John and Dorothy Gayer.
Donald and Mary Oeddes.
Robert and Marilvn Halpap.
Charles and Aletha Hanley.
Charles and Norma Head.
Lee and Sttsuko Heitman.
Ke<th and Gloria Hord.
Hubert and Agnes Hotchkiss.
Wesley and Frances Jaquit.
Harry and Eusebla Jones.
Nicholas and Myrtle Jucarone.
James and Marjorie Keating, jr.
Karl and Claudia Kearns.
Mackenxl. and Ruth Kally.
Thomas and Doris Kerley.
TWINS.
Leroy and Betty Pailen, Jr.. boy».
•Obsrt and Ruth Miller, girls.
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