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Mrs. Kittis, who claims eight of her 11 children are eligible, is seen in (2) with her family. Left to Right are
Mrs. Kittis, who claims eight of her 11 children are eligible, is seen in (2) with her family. Left to Right are

Mrs. Kittis, who claims eight of her 11 children are eligible, is seen in (2) with her family. Left to Right are

Date10/24/1936
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  • Mrs. Kittis; who claims eight of her 11 children are eligible; is seen in (2) with her family. Left to Right are: Thelma; 2; Denton; 3; Dorothy; 3; Helen; 4; Howard; 4; Chloris; 7; Leonard; 8; Allan; 17; William; 12; Mrs. Kittis is standing at the rear holding Stella; 10 months old; Lorraine; 17; is not shown. Denton and Dorothy; and Helen and Howard are pairs of twins
  • Mrs. Kittis, who claims eight of her 11 children are eligible, is seen in (2) with her family. Left to Right are
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Original Toronto Star caption: Mrs. Kittis; who claims eight of her 11 children are eligible; is seen in (2) with her family. Left to Right are: Thelma; 2; Denton; 3; Dorothy; 3; Helen; 4; Howard; 4; Chloris; 7; Leonard; 8; Allan; 17; William; 12; Mrs. Kittis is standing at the rear holding Stella; 10 months old; Lorraine; 17; is not shown. Denton and Dorothy; and Helen and Howard are pairs of twins
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0023039F
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