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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
ADVERTISEMENT
END BUNI0N
PAIN FOREVER
No Need TO Suffer Another
Day Those Agonizing Tor
turing Pains

There Is one simple yet inexpcn.
siyo way 20 reduce inflamed. swol.
len toe Joints and get them down
to normal and that is to apply
Moone's Emerald on night and
morning and people who suffer
from such enlargements would be
wise TO reduce them before they
reach more or less chronic stage.
Ask all druggists for an original
two ounce bottle OF Moone's Emer.
aid OIL full strength and refuse to
accept anything in its place. 1t is
such n highly concentrated prepaE-
alton that two ounces lasts long
time and Furthermore IL this won.
derful discovery does not give you
complete satisfaction you can have
your money refunded.
Special note;m People who want
10 reduce swollen or varIcose veins
should get bottle OF Emerald oil
at once. Applied night and morn.
ing as directed they will quickly
notice an Improvement which Will
continue until the veins and
punches are reduced TO normal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
ENDORSE POWER
LEGISLATION
City Light Club Desires
Jacobs Bill Passed

A resolution supporting tho ia,
oohs watcrpower bill was passed az
tho weekly meeting OF tho City
IAght Patrons club az nlane's cafe
Friday noon.
AZ tho same time the club ap.
pointed IA committee consisting OF
J. D. Ross. A. X. Olson and J, G.
UnFer. who are 20 draft and fl1
with tho city council before is mex,
meeting. communication urging
that body 20 send 90 olympia u
committee OF three chosen from
among themselves 20 protect tho
eiy's interest against any detrl,
mental legislation that may come
up against tho City Light depart
ment.
Tho Jacobs watcr.powor blil Is
ono which permits elites owning
and operating their own municipal
light and power plants TO soil cur.
rent 90 other cities or towns hay,
ing municipal distributing plana
which are within Is miles Of the
corporate limits or such city or
within s6 miles OF transmission
lines connecting such city with a
power house operated and owned
by Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
Freak Reducing Diets

HAVE you heard about the AIsyJ
II reducing dict. which consists Of
cup OF clear coffee for breakfast
two raw tomatoes. two hardholled
eggs and two glasses oC skim milk
Tor lunch and tho Same for dinugrl
l don't know where ~ originated. but
u was NOT az tho famous Mayo
Clinic iIl tell you that right away
/ heard much about this diet one
summer when / was I'm California
l doubted ycry much that any freak
diet would be used and advocated by
scientific physicians aud decided "a
write the Mayo clinic. but l dld
something better.
Naturally / have 10 keep very
much up ON an methods Of reducing
go ! decided that on my way back 10
New York / would visit the Mayo
Clinic. I found. Just na / had Eus
pcctcd. that tho system Of reducing
used there ~ the same little cole
system thnt We uro talking about an
the time IN tho column varied diet
consisting ot MI the elements needed
by tho system. except FOR part Of ita
energy needs aud n careful counting
OF ealorlcs
When ] told tho doctors what had
brought me there they laughed and
said that recently they had had
many Inquiries thru The malls about
this diet They did not know where
Il originated. either but q certainly
didn't originate There They have a
diet kitchen for The patients who are
20 be up and around who come there
FOR various disorders and FOR whom
q careful regulation Of diet Is nsco7.
sary Those who arc overweight ARE
put on reduction diet but they
mako no specially of reducing
II YOU want To SO on this socalled
Mayo die, you have my blessing, II
averages but 700 20 500 calories, no IL
"a too low IN eniorjes 90 furnish Eut
flcicut OF tho needed elements for any
length of time X b. fairly high IN
mineral elements. Vitamlns and pro.
teina. but & Is too lows tn carbohy
drateS mlarches and 6uEaral and. con.
trary to popular opinion. II IL abHo
lutely necessary 20 have some Carlo.
hydrntes In the reducing diet other.
wise state u aelduais, which ii
woran than tbs original condition,
may Boz brought on. You notice Ia
the diets I advise that I allow you
two slices Of bread or two ordinary
sized potatoes Of some similar food
daily
There arc other freak diets that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
Fourth Fetes For.
mer Buck" Pri-
Vate Today

Saturday Is a proud day for
members Of the Fourth lnfan.
Try az rcrt Iawtop
les thu Hath anniversary %
tho organization of the rrgi-
mcnt And enc Of tho guests
uf honor Is a former "buek"
private from the rear ranks 10
wears tho silver stars OF n gem
cral now and he's commander
o. all 4. ;. troops in this dis
trict Tho former private. Gen.
Robert Alexander will review
tho troops
4 public luncheon was 60 be
served &C noon and an Interest
Ing program OF athletic events
staged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
CYNTHIA GREY --
Be q Perfect Mother,
but Not Too Perfect
Do Not MonopoGze Your Children
Lest You ThWart Personality
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Tho perfect mother type of woman it often has seemed
TO me, may turn out in the of her chlds life TO
the very worst possible kind Of mother.
Usually this happens after the child has grown up The
mother Just can't realize that she can't always be exactly
the same mother she was 10 her baby in arms.
From the beginning the perfect mother" enrossed
IN the little cherub in her home. Other mothers might
keep nursemads leave their children with ongsufferng
neighbors while they themselves continued their old social
activities
Not the perfect mother who found her great thrill in
continuous personal She played with Them read to
always the ceanes The rips in their clothes
most promptly mended
And the
TO actiuly
that they had other friendships She actually
humanity possible perfect m0ther"-for small children
The gods who Themselves jangng human life
liant enyeratoua affection
a his talking The
often has 20 in the form Of maternal unappns distorted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
Ship NeWs
Arrivals and Departures

Arriyed--Soy. Str Lebso from Los
Angeles ~ noon. str Poiat Iona from
Tacoma AZ 10 a, M. str President Jack
son from Tacoma a; n. IN. Nov. g.
ser La Touchs from Tacoma 1T mid
night. t,r Jacob LeckenbReh from Mo-
bile Via ports AZ $3.50 y. tn, ms Admit
raj pcaTy from Sound ports At .. m,
str NAbernA from Tacoma at 1880 y. m,
str Amur from H. G. ports via Tacoma
az p. m. str EldridEe from Tacoma al
b.a1 p. NJ. str ohioan from Tacoma at
b.tE ,. m, ms oregon from Alaska at
p. m. str Brookdhic from Los Angeles
Via ports at 1875 p. m, str JheoK from
Everett via Muhiltso and Tacoma ct
1880 y. ~.
saIlod--Sov. s--sir Admiral Holman
for Ocean Falls at 7;ao a. m. Nov. b.
Str Amur for II. Q. ports at midnight,
ntr NorthiAuh for Gan Francisco AZ
D m, str J, o Kirkpatrick for Los
Angeles via ports, str Harry Luckanbach
for Tacoma ~ y. m. Htr TananR for
New York via ports At s:i5 p, m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
Seattle Programs for Tonight

G-0:45 T.. NJ.
EFoA-HofmAun dinner concert; foot
bail scores
7-s y. NJ
KTCfS--Knighis Of ths Hook program
and Collegiate review; description WASH
fngtou-s Stanford game by Coach Berry
pacific college. Yves" Coyie and Doc
spsidsI. College songs and solo NUM-
bsrs
si3O-i0 y. W.
KJR--3tudio musical program.
Oi5o-tt;s0 y. NJ.
KBoA--Eddlo uarknesa' dance orcii-B-
trs-
SUNDAY, 1i-t2i30
BJR--FIrst ~. ~. services.
kTW--FitHt Presbyterian HnryiccA
liz r.. NJ
KTcL--aisyeg' cafeteria orchestra.
an "a r. VI,
KTw-rlrst Presbyterian services
7il5-7i3o T.. NJ
KJH--')rgan recital first ~ D.
church.
1900 r. ".
EJE--FltBt ". ~. services.
bTW-Flrst Presbyterian services
7:5O-DilO T.. ~.
ETCLS--Chfiatinn Bcieuce aervicos
D-10iSO y. M.
EJH--Ifenrl Damakis orchestra, piays
inEi My Dearest Prayer fTandlorj
Ipsnrh. Pfeog, Lehman ana Krchner
string trioi Cavailoria flustlonna seleu.
tignH thaaeRgni). Aria from q sharp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
GUILTY OF ARSON
Two Men Convicted Of
Burning Frame Dwelling

II took JUS; 90 minutes for a
mixed Jury In Superior Judge
Paul.s court 70 convict Dan BiEsby
and Andrew separovich OK arson
Friday evening.
Summing up his case. Deputy
Ralph Hammer. larson specialist"
in the prosecutors staff. declared
i 20 DO the worst arson eonspig.
acy I ever encountered
separovich. a grocer. was tho
owner. and Rigsby tenant. IN an
old frame house az 2tis 18th ave.
8. destroyed by flre last July 5.
The defendants claimed the fire
started from an alleged defective
fiue. A dozen fire department Of.
sieiais, however, claimed Il was in.
cendiary and said they found
traces Of petroieum.ether in base.
boards and window castings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
GHollr&Hour Air 7oduD
SUNDAY
HOME STATIONS

HOME STATIONS
XIV a55)--Ii, ara 72o, First
Presbyterian church services
kJR tssD--ii, FJra, ". u. services.
ISIS. organ recital; 1880. First ". Il,
asrviesa: ., Dnmakps orchestra
KTcL tso5l--i. gsves' cafeteria or
ohsstrai 1850. Christian Science service.
9.t5, I. u. s. a. song service.
OTHER STATIONS
VOC ttsB. Davenport--T.t5. Lltti.
Symphony orchestra.
XII a6T), Los Angeles, organ rs-
eltai. 5. classic hour; .. program. 10.
Packard Six orchestra.
KOA $3.50. Denysr--2. organ recital:
7, Baptist services.
KGO (36D, Ontand-3:36, KGO Little
symphony; 7a5. Episcopal services,
RGW u0J, Portland--7:s0. Christian
Science HervlceH
WCCO an. Twin ci,ios-.sis, At
water Kent program from wEAF
KNN tJsIl, Hollywood Z. Prosbytcr-
Ian service; s. orchestra; ., program.
KPO 82s), San Trnnclsco-G,sJ. s and
s;59. orcheHtrna,
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I &3 DietondH Health
gs%.e@, By Lulu Hunt Peters, Md
90" 4Sasrsr net and lsahI apdbsetJSr Gzl4sa'

/ yau hear or that arc supposed 10 give
wonderful reducing results the lamb
chop and pineapple. and the skim
milk and baked potato arc the best
known OF them.
Now these frral, dIots will reduce
and they win reduce rapidly. for ono
reason only they furnish an insult
iieirnt number OF calurics Tor the
needs, Count the cslorlru ia them
ana you win see. a glass OF sklm
milk f. 80 calorirs nnd tho average
sized potato ia 100 ealorl0s one hun,
dr6d and eighty Galleries three times
"a day a but $40 Galleries. a slice Of
pineapple Is about 90 cNlofies and an
ordinary sized lamb chop without any
uf tho tlt would DO from 100 20 100
cal0rira, 80 this diet would average
from 600 TO 100 oaloriea
The average adult necds from i.sO0
10 1900 cnlorles per day. depending
upon the frame and activities. You
can SEQ from this that on these
dots from 1900 90 1900 calorles per
day are going 90 be supplied by the
stored nat As onequartrr Of a
pound or mt human or othSiwiss. 10
approximately 1000 ealorioa. over a
quarter OF a pound a day viii DO
lost.
But let the repeat, COO 20 700 ca.
tories OF food will not contain sur
ncIcut OF the elements TO maintain
health, So low an intake Ba that
would be an right Tor a week or 20
only.
Hlt why go on a freak diot2 Aside
from the mouotuny, such diets make
you conspicuous n you dine out aud
you put your hostess 10 incunyen,
fence II you dine with friends.
Mondly--int Ia Spots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
Choir Boys Ready
to Plead Guilty

Frank Mnrsden. 10, and William
Requa. II. Algoua choir boys. were
two soter.faesl kids when they
we're escorted into Presiding Judge
Smiths court on second degree bur.
giary charges Friday afternoon.
Because OF their youth. Judge Smith
refused 20 permit them 70 enter
pleas until next Tuesday. after he
hns personally investigated The
case.
Deputy ahcrifts have recovered
loo, totaling nearly $4,000 including
five autos. and merchandise taken
from three grocery stores.
Requas father. Charles A. Re.
aua, Is also In tho county Jail ON
a charge ot grand larceny ia con.
nection with the alleged burElnries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07

years old. She is smart. well be.
hnyed and not much trouble. /
cannot benr TO part with her per.
manently. but would be willing to
loan her TO some chiIdless couple
for time until / can get on my
feet. cannot afford TO pay for
her keep. but thought there might
DO someone who would like TO have
her for company II 80. they can
reach me by calling EAst.4gsT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
Seattle Programs
Saturday EUening

knights Of tho Hook, University
pep club. broadcastg program
from KTCL nj Z saturday evening,
Doc Splodol, Coach Berry and
"Wco" Coyle VIII describe tho
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. game for tho
fans, thcro win DO college songs
and stunts by tho boys
Other Saturday fe0turo8 arc the
Holman concert from KIrOA at g,
n studio program from KJIl ut $3.50
nnd two hours Of dance music from
Eddie IlnrknoBs' orchestra, broad
cast by KFOA, starting AZ $3.50,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
Bankers to Boost
Legislative Bills

Five measures viii be backed BY
the washington State Bankers Assoc
citation before the coming session Of
the Washington state legislature. ac-
cordlng to John r. Duke. chairman
Of the bankers legislative committee.
Saturday.
Tho most important OF these IL a
bill for the further control OF savings
and loan associations. The announce
hnent OF tho bill marks the end Of a
series OF conferences between special
committees representing the two
groups Of financial institutions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
Victim Faints,
Bandits Flee;
Cash Is Saved

II KosgyuIsy. @ grocer. living
IN the rear OF his store a. ~
2lBt ave, tainted early Batur
day when three ormcd bandits
broke into bis sleeping quarters
and tried 10 hold him up.
Ros0ysky was aroused 10 find
tho three men By hts bedside.
pointing a gun and a nashllght
az him
lie called out In terror and
tainted.
Later he revived and found
that the men had taken t75.
which he had hidden by his bed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
Chicago Board of Trade
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Nov. G.-Farstgn sr-
change bpsura trresuiay. Demand s,sr-
NHE. ttHtA francs. I9nsbs tlf.
10 egsEA. belgium. jo.4tt5h. marks.
s8t3, Awedsu. 1915. Norway, ze8E
Foreign rrrhsrEe closed higher. Ht,r.
Tag itAtA francs. io.0288ts: lire.
81 pagtB, Belgium. ieeSkt; marks.
s5te. Holland. /. tg3t3 spain, it.ss
Norway. spssA Denmark. 24GENs nhs.
sia. SIS. Greece. tobiiiEs JuKoslavla.
ai75Sg Montreal 81. Shanghai. 7sA
1uAohama, .t1ssa
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minor sonata (Bchumann1; MiEnonetto
fFrimlj; Dances ~ tho Gnomoa CLisztj,
piano solo by Clydo lehman: Ncnpolltan
Nights fIamecnikJ; Harlequin "COPPER",
colo solo by George EirG'hnor. selections
from High links dfrlmiJ; selected, vlo-
I'm solo b. Norbert rrcog Aloha Os
tlfawallan ARR. ah&ophone solo by Henri
Dhmnh} Angels Ssrenndo CBrngu)
Amlna jntcrmezzo nfiurlte1.
DiI5-tO!ib r., ".
KTCf, International Blblo studonta'
RssoCiation song acrvlGs,
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Ny dear followers.

Ny dear followers.
When sending for material ah.
irsHB your letters 20 Or Lulu Hunt
Pct-ra. care OF George Matthew
Adams Service. $50 Park ave. New
YORK city. Please remember 10 en-.
close STAMPED, SF.t.F-Ab.
DRESSED envelope bearing yaur
run uums and address Tho pam.
phlet On reducing and gaining IL
The only ono for which you must en-.
close TEN cents in stamps extra
Make letters a. brief as possible
Not OVER 200 WORDS. aud type or
make them legiblY with Ink Please
sign your name as evidence OF good
fatth-WH viii not uhs IL Ia auv
way Remember II IN impossible Tor
mo 60 diagnose for you. Tho ques.
liaua you ask win bn answered in
this column as soon an possible, IN
they are OF general interest Don't
forget tho STAMPED, aELE-AD.
DRESSED ENVELOPE
Copyright. 1895. by Tho George Mat.
thew Adams Service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
GRAINS SAC IN
TRADE TODAY
Heavy Marketing Of Cana
dian Wheat Causes Selling

CHICAGO. Nov. a,-tBy u, Pr
Grains HAEErd IN todhy'a session on
the board ~ trade. Wheat lead In
fhr weakness.
Feature OF wheat was continue
tiou ~ tho highly nervous UNDER
tone Sentiment was more favor
able 20 the selling nido late because
~ the heavy marketing Of Canadian
grain.
Locals were best SELLERS 81 corn.
oats were neglected as usual; pro-
visions made moderate gains
Cash wheAt-So, : red. fi5ga /;
No, z bard. tibsA
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Moonshine Seized
and Four Arrested

Federal prohibition agents get
their man" only some times Il
takes n long time to get him. WI.
liam +. Avery. charged with selling
liquor at the Latona bar. 2t23 First
ave. back in April. 1895. pleaded
guilty Friday. Federal Judge Net.
nror handed him a two months
Jail sentence and 5000 fine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
Mother and Son
Want Work

Dear Miss Grey: Can YOU help
my son and me TO get work in the
country? We are experienced in
farm work. and in that way we
could be together. He Is 81 years
OF age and willing to do anything
but he can't find single thing in
Seattle. II anyone has work for us
please write Mrs. Clara Noble, care
OF 81. Francis hotel. SIG Union ST.
A MOTHER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
MISERY LOVES
COMPANY
When Fishing Is Bad, Stor-
age Plants Are Busy
BOYS DIVIDE BUSINESS
Shoe Sinners Discover New
Ways of Competition
IN JANIEs w. DEAN

NEW YORK, Nov. MISERY
loves company, they say. and birds
u a feather fiock together
Ia a brown-stone front on ssrd
ST.. opposite the Pcnnsylyunia sta-
lion. there live two lcglcss men
who pyopcl themselves around town
on roller skate boards Ia tho Same
house thero is a oue-legscd man
and an armlcss man. An OF them
earn their daily bread and cakes
BY Peddling lead pencils and shoe
strings
They SO out together when on
pleasure bent. but SO their various
ways when working az their trade
Tho dilapidated old house in which
they live serves as club house as
well as residence Tor them. FOR in
the mornings they have their poker
sRmcs and other sports They are
On The street at night when the
pleasure seeking crowds are out
II appears that my enthusiasm
over the freshness Of sea food al
Sheepshead Bay may have been
slightly out % order, Al NCscn-
sohn. who lives down there. reports
that on some days tho local nsh-
ermen DO not have much luck and
then they drive % town and buy
cold storage fish BY the barrel 70
sell Ia the waterfront restaurants.
Which proves at least. that Sleeps
head Ray is really a part o. new
New York
Boys who shine shoes in city
Hall park have found a way 10
olive their problems in competition.
Heretofore they all rushed at once
upon a prospective patron and since
only one OF them could land the
prospect the others wasted much
energy and occasionally missed
lob. Now they have blocked of
8sEments % the pavement IN
various colorcd chalks. each writing
his name on tho walk Thus the
passerby is greeted with harrags
of entreaties 10 have hls shoes
shinsd as he walks across tho park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
Aspirin Cargle
in Sore Throat
or Tonsilitis

Prepare q harmless and effective
Enrglo by dissolving two 'Baycr
Tablets OF Aspirin" in four table.
spoonfuls Of water. Garglo throat
Thoroughly Repeat IN two hours
If necessary.
he sure you uso only the genuine
Bayor Aspirin, marked with tho
Bnyor Cross, which can be had In
tin boxes Of twelve tablets for fow
centA.
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Either the child r.yolts from
mothering, aud the mother is dc.
serted 20 weep az indifference and
neglect. or tho child fails 20 revolt
and remains merely tho frac.
ton Of person. its lifo lived for
The most part by another,
know a child who was born
after several previous children had
died IN Infancy. This cherished sur
ylyor was inundated with affection.
Tho mother made the child hun.
dred'fold more than normally her
own hostage 10 fate Tho ehild's
life became too precious TO DO risk.
ed in tho usual adventures OF
youth. SO this child grew up as a
hothouso flower. and never win IL
have tho ease or contact with PEG.
pic for which n strenuous childhood
10 almost tho sole preparation.
know another mother whose
outstanding merit IL her efficiency
IN all details Of domestic manage.
mcnt. In any issue she can do
what Is required before most other
people have quit hesitating at the
start Naturally she decided every
thing for her daughters. aud those
daughters TO this day are dependent
upon her decisions and helpless TO
assert themselves in opposition.
II these words arc a warning.
they MISC may serve as consol.
alton They might be summarized
to the tune OF tho old proycrb on
boldncas; be perfect. and cvermoro
30 perfect. but be not TOO perfect
that Is tho kind Of mother TO be.
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San Francisco Produce

Batter Extras. gabe
EEEs Extras. Sc; extra pallets, tge.
CheesH-cal. fiat. fancy. sic! Cal
Young Americas. fancy. tie! Oregon
tripiets, sse oregon Young Americas
s9e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
Who Wants Kiddie
for Conlpann

Dear Miss Grey; am widow
and have little daughter five
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07

VEGETABLES
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers
tThe prices given arc those made To
retain dealers hy wholesalers. with a
few seasonal exceptions. prices 10 pro-
duesrp can be figured BY dsduetiing
approximately rs per cent for handling,
storage and selling coEtl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

Sugar Raw. firmer. t5.Sa: refined. firm;
GRADUATED. I5d5io.
Coffee--No. Z Rio. lpn; No. 4 Santos
asa q &c,
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Seattle Wheat

No. ] western white. 81 ta No. I sof,
white. no No. western wulia, 81 g.
No. I hard wlntsf jtts; No. ! northern
spsing iisT. 80. l big bIusslen. it8s.
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Cross Word Puzzle

bordering this puzzle i5iettcr
difficult n Of these
ummen
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Cynthia Grey will receive
callers at her office In The
Star building. 1909 Seventh
ave, from 10 3 p. m. every
day except Saturday and holi.
days.
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SATURDAY
HOME STATIONS

RFoA A54l-2. Washington Stanford
football game: 4 and 6. Hofmauu's or
chsstrn; $3.50. HaTknsss orchestra.
kJR l3sA1--f, organ recital. 2. wash
fnEton- stanford football game. ssb;
markets: s. thsatsrs; sac. studio pro-
Grarr
L tso5)--7. studio program.
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OTHER STATIONS

OTHER STATIONS
KP0 t423l, San Franciseo-Si5, foot
ball scores; 8. cabirlA orchestra.
KGO t3sD, Oahland--s. sport review
$40. Victor Hsrbert's comic opera, Ser
onade": 10. dance orchestra
XIX 5000, Oakland, news; silent
after.
xxx t335) -Hoiiywood--7. insect life
talk TAO. organ concert. .. program.
70, orchestra. IL. Hollywood Mite.
XIII B05), Los Angeles. pregnant
10 orchestra. 1870. Lost Angels.
XII t4s7). Los Angeles, orchestra;
1880. 8 and .. programs; 10, radio club;
II. midnight froiic.
KGw g0t), Por,iand-i0. dance or
chostrA.
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