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Hoover and McNutt Back Star-YMCA Learn-to-Swim Plan

J. Edgar Hoover, director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and Paul V. McNutt, chairman of the War Manpower Commission, to-

day Indorsed the learn to swim campaign being c o n d ucted by The Star in co-

operation with the YMCA, from June 26 to July 1, for boys be- tween the ages of 8 and 18 years of age.

"It is impor- tant,” Mr» Hoo- ver declared, “that every citi- zen know how to swim and I believe this campaign is a valuable contribution to the welfare of our

youth.” Mr. McNutt said, "perhaps no

other exercise has quite so much to commend it as swimming. Its health-giving, body-building and recreational values are universally recognized by authorities on physical welfare. Proficiency in swimming that is easily attained saves innum- erable lives. As an exercise and a

sport it costs virtually noth- ing.”

“Health, self- confidence and self-reliance, all of which the tempo of these times demands,” Mr. McNutt con- tinued. “will be promoted Tjy this campaign. Let us

hope that par- ents of all boys in the region you serve take adventage of it by seeing that they are enrolled for this free instruction.”

The deadline for registration is at 6 o’clock tomorrow night. W. E. Leland, assistant boys’ work secre-

tary, who is in charge of the cam-

paign, said he already has received several hundred applications. Those desiring to join the campaign may do so by filling out the coupon in The Star with his name, age and address and mail it to Mr. Leland at 1732 G street N.W. He also may apptear in pjerson from 9 to 5 o’clock at the YMCA to register.

Colored boys will be taught at the Twelfth Street Branch of the YMCA at 1816 Twelfth sWeet N.W., and may register there or fill in the

coupxm and mall it to that address. The course of instruction which

is under the direction of noted

aquatic stars is designed to teach the boys the American crawl.

39 Chamberlain School Graduates Get Diplomas Thirty-nine graduates of Chamber-

lain Vocational School were awarded diplomas last night by Boise L.

Bristor, school statistician.

Graduates are:

Chaney. James Chinault. Anna Guard. Aaron Class, Clayla Leimbach. Betty Collins, Helen Stone. Robert Ferrari. Theresa Kitchen. Charles Hill, Joyce Bath. Mtyllls Lee. LUllan Blount, Orchid O’Connor, Mary Borras. Nuri Cornell, Jay Chapman, Helen Glover, Clifford Contos, William Gray, James Hayden. Regina Hawkins. Alvin Six. Doris Loefler, John Smith, Genevieve Lucas. James Vaughan. Wilbur Malakatls. George Woodhouse. Bessie Weller. William ZuChnlck. Elsie Pheasant, Janet Johnson. Charles Cornwell. Mildred Anderson. Barbara Jost, Albert Burnett. Doris Wald, Catherine Chaney, Delores

Births Reported Maurice and Anne Boyd, boy Waverly and Margaret Brown, girl. Thomas and Ruth Ford. boy. Harold and Paulette Oast, boy Herman and Rae Goldhamer, boy. Walter and Marina Harwood, girl. Jay and Helen Kahn. girl. Bernard and Sadie Karlinsky. boy. Anthony and Alice Lundberg. girl. William and Helen Mackay. girl Warlleld and Mildred Melton, girl. Edwin and Ianthla Miller, girl. William and Elizabeth McClintic, girl. Enloe and George Potter, boy Bayard and Virginia Schieffelin. girl Samuel and Beatrice Schneider, boy. Ralph and Sarah Scott, girl. Charles and Lillian Spltzer. girl. Edward and Jeanne Tenney, girl. John and Bertha Coates, girl. Therman and Margaret Dade. girl. William and Erlene Green, boy Thomas and Juanita Howellt boy. Wallace and Margaret Reeves, boy. Wilbur and Robley Robinson, boy. Wilbert and Aleph Simms, boy. Emory nad Bernice Washington, girl. James and Estelle Wright, girl.

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Dennison School Awards Last Junior Diplomas

Lawson J. Cantrell, assistant su-

perintendent of schools, presented diplomas last night to the last grad- uates of the Dennison Vocational School under its former rating as a

junior high school. Next year the five vocational schools will all be rated as senior high schools.

The 28 graduates are:

Horton, Doris Scholter. Alma Mortal. Audrey Woodward Jovce Boss. Janet Brookins. Kathryn Clifford, Glenda Dunker. Doris Muzzy. Alberta Eagleston. Mary Steinberg. Marian Holden. Charlotte Craven. Lillian Murray. Beverly C'Connor, Helen Ross. Catherine Stearman. Ethei Saur. Kathryn Totten. Ann Tenkerian, Alice Bucklin, Joycf Treadwell Virginia Moms, Myrtle Graves. Mildred Norwood, June Cole. Mae Roecella. Carmella Hillyard. Betty

147 Eliot Junior High Students Get Diplomas

Award of diplomas to 147 seniors in annual commencement exercises was announced today by Eliot Junior High School.

Graduates are: Baile. Richard Fultz. Richard Barak. John. jr. Goldberg. Bernard Barchers. Bobby Griffin. Eugene Barney. Milton Haney. Willard Behrens, Nicklas Hesketh. William Bennett. Charles Hlghsmlth. Horace Brown, Benjamin Holden. Philip Brown. Theodore Hollister. Walter Burgess. William Hurlbut, Terry, Jr. Carrico. Spencer King. Charles Cason. Hugh. jr. King. Richard Caudell. Garland. Jr. Knopf. Billy Cohen, Chester Lambert. Roland Costanzo. Joseph Long. Eugene Giorgl. Francis Lukacs. Raymond Dove. Warren Martino. Philip Embrey. Robert Mays, William French. John. Jr. Meyer. Geoise

Kouyeas. Thomas Brandenbourter. A. Morrison, Maurlct Branner. Betty Myers, David Brookens Ruth Myles. Bernard Cesarls. Alice Nacht, Prank Clements. Mary Needham. Herbert Cohen. Marcia O'Boyle, Peter Coratolo, Elvina Parker. Morris Coratolo. Jersey Phillies. Charles Corrie. Jean Prince. Alfred Crabtll. Anne Reb, Don Cronk. Barbara Rice, Lucien Eppard. Virtmia Sams. George Evans, Barbara Sandler. Adolph Flather. Lois Shepherd. Clayton Fragasso. Marie Shetzich. Seymour Geiger. Shirley Sipe. Gene Oillispie. Joyce Smallwood. William Glover. Rlith Styles. Thomas Goff. Gloria Thomas, Prank Ooodrlch. Jean Turner. Alan Graves. Virginia Walston. Joseph Guest, Dorothy Willie. Edwin Guest, Helen White. Lewis Hagan. Mary Wolf. Harvey Hardesty, Shirley Albert. Alice Harding, Katherine Amrin, Joyce Herbert. Joyce Baker. Betty Holliday. Ruth Balderson. Doris Hood. Janet Balodemas, Bessie Jesneck, Dorothy Bass. Ina Jones. Dolores Beall, Betty Just. Ruth Blanton, Ruby Kifer. Carolyn Boehm, Shirley Livesay. Patricia Bond. Kathryn La Fontaine. Evelyn Bowman. Anna Llewellyn. Nancy

Malburg. Ruth Rinaldi. Frances McDermott, Marjorie Ritchie. Barbara McCraw. Blanch* Robinson. Imogen* Merhlke. Salwa Rogers, Ncrma Messer. Bettr Ryan. Doris Miller, Eleanor Sanaome, Antoinette Miller, Patricia Srhlaich. Allene Miller, Rose Shupp, Janet Nader. Anna Silverman. Trees Peacher, Elisabeth Slmmonda. Alma Picower. Shirley Spink. Carolyn Poquette. Anna Starkey, Mary Poirier, Dorothy Teets. Genevieve Powell, Lois Tranmer, Audrey Prendable. Emily Waldron, Jo Preaton. Margaret Whiasen. Helen Purswelt Betty Williamson, Peggy Renz. Christine Woodson, Joyce Revere, Hilda Woottan. Jacqueline Richardson. Elizabeth

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