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Seamen Plan for
New March to
Washington, D. c.
By del
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page y
at South and Whitehall Streets,
Thursday. 3 pm.
The seanen's and longshoremen's
delegation will arrive in the capital
at the same time the shipoWners
come to meet with the N.R.A. off,
cials.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia at New York, S;15.
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Boston at Washington.
Evening star., 1934-10-29
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. october 29.-The con-
troversy between the professional
models and the society manniktns
came up for arbitration today.
Defeated In their frst skirnish on
the picket lines, the models made
overtures for peace. They undertook
to confer with representatives Of the
Junior League.
The formal proposal followed q
decisive encounter, waged outside an
East Fifty-third street restaurant,
where society girls and matrons were
modelling In q Sunday fashion show.
Seven professional models appeared
with an untimatum that the show
stop or that they be permitted to
reconnoiter.
I'VE are here in behalf Of 50
models who have signed this petition
and want you to stop the show" said
Miss Gertrude L. Mayer, leader of
the professionals. I'VE want TO come
in and see how well your society
women model and how lady-like they
are"
Evening star., 1934-10-29

public Office for five years.
Fuller suggested that he and Gov.
Joseph B. Ely, Smith Democrat,
jointly campaign the State in behalf
of the candidacy of Lieut.. Gov.
Gaspar G. Bacon, Republican, who
seeks to be Governor, and the re-
election of Senator David I. Walsh.
Massachusetts, senior Senator, .
Democrat.
His proposal was coupled with an
attack on James M. Curley, "Roose-
welt Before Chicago" Democrat, who
now is seeking to be Governor.
Fuller. in speech opposing Curley
also bolted the cause of Robert M.
Washburn. the Republican candidate
for Senator. Washburn, a political
figure for years, professed himself
today to be pleased by Fuller's refusal
to support him.
Whether Gov. Ely would agree to
Fuller's scheme for a joint campaign
by them remained to be SEEN Ely
threw his weight against the nomina-
ton of Curley as Democratic candi-
date for Governor at the State con-
vention Of the party. Subsequently,
Ely and Curley made up"
Evening star., 1934-10-29

Committee, proposes the formation Of
an alliance Of patriotic, civic and
fraternal organizations to bring this
about.
"The arrest of Bruno Richard
Hauptmann should bring forcibly to
the attention of the American people
the real nature of the menace Of
illegal entries by Aliens" the report
says.
The Secretary Of Labor is assailed
Evening star., 1934-10-29
DROUGHT SOILS AUTOS

EMPORIA, Kans. R.-It's not the
farmers hereabouts who are hoping
for q long rainy spell, it's the car
owners.
Since early Summer, when the
drought set in, it has been against
city water regulations to use water to
wash motor vehicles. Professional
car washers say the city has more
dirty cars than any community in
Kansas.
Evening star., 1934-10-29
EEL SHORTS mike"
Uses Electric Charge in Expert
ment to Deaden Apparatus.

ST. LOUIS P).-An electric eel,
making its first radio appearance
knocked the microphone out of COM
mission with dynamic personality"
The radio staff, in the course of q
broadcast from the St. Louis Zoo
sought to demonstrate the peculiar
weapon of the eel that emits electrici-
ty. One announcer dangled his fingers
in the aquarium and joined hands
with a second, who touched the micro.
phone. The eel turned loose its volt
age and the microphone went dead.
Evening star., 1934-10-29
CITIZENS TO HEAR HYDE
Housing Drive to Be Discussed at
Southeast Meeting.

Dorsey w. Hyde, assistant director
of the Washington better housing
campaign, will explain the principles
of the modernization drive being spon-
sored by the Federal Housing Admin
istration at q meeting tomorrow al
8 pm. of the Southeast Citizens As
sociation in the Buchanan School
Thirteenth and D streets southeast.
Evening star., 1934-10-29
Models Plead With Society Girls
To Drop Roles as Mannikins

"We're getting the buns rush" )"
complained the models as they were
asked to leave. Whereupon they took
to picketing.
Finally the manager, trate, called
the law. The models beat hasty re-
treat.
The leader of the professionals an
nounced she would confer today with
the Junior League, seeking to enlist
its good offices to prevent the amateurs
from taking their jobs.
Evening star., 1934-10-29

Slips for yourse-and for Christmas gfts-for these
are the lustrous puredye satin slips you would like to
wear-and would be proud give Either the straight
V-neck model is lovey-boh are luxuriously trimmed
with deep laces-and there two lengths from which
choose. Another important pont-the double-iock-
stitched seams make for longer Sizes 81 A in
two luscious ors-blossom-blush.
Evening star., 1934-10-29

jointly campaign
for the election
Of a Republican
Governor and q
Democratic Sem
ator, gave the
State campaign a
new twist today.
The idea came
from Alvan T.
Fuller, fiery and
ou t S p oxen Re-
p u blican, whose
influence is con-
sidered something
to be reckoned
with, although he
hoe not hold
Evening star., 1934-10-29
Liquor Hearing Friday.

ROCKVILLE, Md, October 20 (Spe-
ciaD A public hearing on an applica-
ton of Peter Fritz for license to sell
beer and light wine at Fritz's Log
Cabin, at Wheaton, will be held at
the county building at Bethesda. at
2:30 O'Clock Friday afternoon, the
Liquor Control Board for Montgomery
County has announced.
Evening star., 1934-10-29
DRIVE ON ALIENS
SOUGHT IN REPORT
Fingerprinting Of All q. s. Citi'
zens Asked by Trade
1 Committee.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, october 2s.-Regis-
tration and fingerprinting of all per-
sons in the United States, as q means
Of wedding out undesirable aliens, is
advocated in a report to be submitted
to the State Chamber of Commerce
at its regular meeting Thursday.
The report. drafted by Special
Evening star., 1934-10-29
.BIPARTY SPEECH
CAMPAIGN URGED
Ely May Stump Bay State
With Fuller for Walsh
and Bacon.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, October 29.-The pro-
posal of a former Governor Of
Massachusetts,, Republican. that he
and the present Governor, Democrat,
Evening star., 1934-10-26
MODELS THREATEN
TO TAKE DEBS' MEN
Pleas and Picketing Failing to
Halt Competition, They'll
Try Vamping.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 26-If Park
Avenue debutantes don't stop model
ing in fashion shows, the professional
models are going to steal their beaux.
Forty comely mannequins heard
Gertrude Mayer, director of fashion
models academy, make this grim
threat yesterday-"a a last resort. II
protests and picketing don't work"
Maybe we'll have to fight fire with
fire, and actually invade the society
sanctums and steal the young
debutantes' boy friends away" said
Miss Mayer.
And looking at all you beautiful
girls. I don't think We'll have such
difficult task"
The professional models have de-
clared war on society women who
muscle in" and model as lark be-
cause, they assert, trained girls there
by are deprived of jobs.
Evening star., 1934-10-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

Benefit enter inment, Petworth
NJ E. Church, Ne Hampshire avenue
at Grant Circle, o'clock.
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Maria &c Licenses

Floyd Stover. 81 of 1898 College-av,
auditor. and Marie Miller. o. of 1898 Col
lege-av.. supervisor.
William Jones. Sc. Of IT'S College-av,
carpenter, and Gertrude Swartz. So OF
1896 Burdsal Parkway housekeeper
John Pyrne so. of r. R. l. Box 244
millwright. and Mary Flynn, As, Of r R
I. Box 244. housekeeper
Frank Rutar 81. of 273O West St. Clair
ST. machinist, and Florence NeWbury 90
OF l243 Pasadena-st.. wrapper.
Herschel Stults 80. Carlinville. ILL.,
electrical engineer. and Marian Rice, 80
OF 1916 Hoyt-st.. housekeeper.
Harry Burrell. 81 of 1919 East South
ern-av. shipoing clerk. and Grace Rat
cliff. IS. of 326 Parkway-av.. inspector.
Carl Schmidt. 30. of 523 Cottage-av,
clerk, and Mary Hayes, %. of 1858 Man
ker-st bookkeeper.
Joseph Kurher. 30. of 1862 Ewing-st
salesman. and Rosemary Fogarty. %. OF
1912 North Meridian-st housekeeper
Everett Kuhn. % of 1850 West Riverside
dr.. salesman, and Mildred Everhart %
81 1871 East 49th-st.. silk worker.
Anthony Dallesandro, 80, New York
City. salesman. and Lilli Di Carlo. % OF
1888 North Olney-St., instructor.
Orvile Phillips, %. of 204O Lexington
az. driver. and Margaret Tinsley, 20, OF
$3.50 South Meridian-st.. stenographer
William Gillespie. 26, of SOB Virginia-av
Sc leSman. and Doris Ray. IS. of 1926 East
y hist. ste1o2rapher.
Fred Beeler. So Of 324 South Lyons-st
salesman, and Elsie Ogey. AZ of 2053
Nc tin Ijuston-st. bakery.
Alan Houchlaud. AS Evansville fireman.
and Blanche Webb. 80. of 1855 Broadway
hOusekeepcr.
Theodore Grosskopf. 27. of 1928 PARK
av.. vice president. and Virginia South,
%. of 1912 North Meridian-st., house
keeper.
U-itliar, cta,lav 81 ot 1so, Uaet Mr.
kes-st.. salesman and Margaret Hughes,
Ia. of 555 North Tempe-av.. housekeeper.
Kenneth Covey. 81. jamestown. farmer,
End Hazel Coons. %. of 242I2 Massa-
chusetts-av.. waitress.
Lon Conlcv. 81 of 2144 Columbia-av.
cement finisher. and Beulah Jordan, AZ
of 2l44 Colrmbia-av housekeeper.
Lee Holli1gsworth. %. of 333 North
Can't. salesman. and Kathryn Cor
man. n. of 504 West Drive. housekeeper.
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;
Ba'ser Kirsch, rs, of 1s4s N Dearborn
! arteriosclerosis.
William F Woods. II. City Hospital
! q etrjc hemorrhage.
/ Martha Frmine Graham. 81 of 2918 New
/ ton. acute intestinal obstruction.
Jacob F. Cov. 70. of 803 North Jefferson
cerebral apoDexv
Margaret EVELYN Hayes. month. Riley
/ H"~n'tal. complications of birth.
Julia Neal Smith. Is. City Hospital
/ r~ritcnitis
Madeline Hinkle 40 Long Hospital. car
/ cinNma.
Viola Dewey 49, Traction Terminal
! Building, cN~~1arv occlusicn.
James W'N'nr Lvtle, so. of 1882 w
Vermont. pneumonia.
Robert 2. Raw. months. Ills River
| aSnhuvi alton.
Esther Shoemaker, SO. Methodist Hospi-
Lura F Stafford. So Methodist Hospital
| acute ap0e1 dicitis
Aleta Williams 81 of 1904 N. Grant
anemia.
Emma Long. SO, City Hospital lobar
Hattie B. Stanton, IS. of 1927 N Della
ware. carcinoma.
Florence F. Mackev. rs. Methodist Hos
pital cardio vascular renal disease
John w. Nichols. 81. City Hospital. car
ciroma.
Leon Gallaread. "a. City Hospital skull
Marjorie Irene Jones, 90 Methodist
Hospital. tuberculous peritonitis.
Indiana Sanders. 81. of 1882 Caroline
acute cardiac dilataton.
George Spencer. 40. of 1884 Yandes.
Everett Maddox. As, of Ills Knox.
"oronorv exclusion
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frayed and the trustees in some in
stances became sullen bystanders or
cerping critics of state control.
One county Office in the north
section Of the state reported to The
! indianapolis Times that it could
dispense with one-fourth of the en-
ployes in one branch Of the work if
employees absorbed from the town.
ship 'rustee could be whitfield from
the payroll and younger and more
emcient employees hired.
Carrying water on both shoulders
and making an effort to placate
county politicians, the relief super
visors seek 70 keep the township re-
lief budgets high for direct relief
by listening where possible, without
sacrifice to efficiency, to the clamor
Of the precinct committeeman who
spoke an earful about the capabii-
ties Of Mary Doe as a relief Office
worker.
Bureaucracy teens state and
county relief organizations.
But each bureau is held account
able either to the state director or.
in the case Of the county, to a su-
pervisor.
Purchases for all bureaus are
centralized in a purchasing depart
ment Of the state commission in In
dianapolis.
Every ton of relief coal is bought
through the commissions fuel d.
rector. Bidding is necessary on all
supplies above $500.
Seventy fuel dealers handle the
relief coal distribution in Marion
County instead of small coterie.
A chain grocery is permitted to
service direct relief grocery orders
and pits its sales days against that
Of independent grocers.
Npyf- Ma riOR1 Cnunfv aIsof
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Marriage Licenses

Daniel Thonpso %. Of 4o7 West
North-st. houseman. and Theiua Greer
Is Of 43S West z9th-st housekeeper.
Louis Lips 81. OF l735 HaIl-pl.. radio
expert and June Fisher 90 Of $50 North
Gray-st-, stenogrspher.
Raymond Rsdford 20 of IT'S West
feminist. porter and Annie BOYD. a. OF
1902 Bellefontaine-st. housekeeper
Joseph King. ri. OF 565 West 26th-st
clerk. and Evelyn Beasley. 10. of 2i3'
Northumberland operator
Roy Hill. %. Of as North Keystone-av
clerk. and Laura Bridges. 20 of go East
ern-av. housekeeper
Harold Cohen. a. Of 1850 Park-av..
chemist. and Sophia Alpert o. of $40
South Meridian-st.. stenogra pher.
Frederic Abel. %. Of $3.50 East Wash =
ineton-St manager. and Vivian White l9
OF 5c24 East New York-St secretary
FLOYD Nixon. 20 Of 3ll North nlinois-st
controller and Mary Upton %. Of 1880
North Meridian-st secretary.
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! Miscellaneous tor Sah
CARLOADS AND CARLOADS

of fine new suites and odd pieces 10 trade
ance Baker Bros. 2l9 E. Washington st.
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STATES RELIEF
ADMINISTRATION
COSTS S25O,0OO
Huge Gain Shown During
November in Expenses
for Office.
Continued From Page Onel

ployment Relief Commission in
July. 1888, started larger ink figures
in the administration division Of
the ledger.
The Transie~s Service Bureau,
operating in a dozen Indiana cities,
became a wing of the commission.
Rural rehabilitation, killing of cat
tie in two relief packing companies,
special educational projects. and
the widened expanse Of work prof.
ects ran administration into the
5000 600 mark.
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VITAL STATISTICS


Geraldine Brooks. I3. Riley Hospital
Droncho pneumonia.
Lawrence Literal. /. Riley Hospital
diphtheris.
Bobby Lee Holt, month. Riley Hospital,
complications Of birth.
Louis NJ Johnson 10. Of i64i Z. Raw
nond. cerebral hemorrhsge
George Davis. As, veterans Hospital
lremia
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la Hotels, Resorts, Inns
IL Housekeeping Rooms

oHWENZER HOTEL 456 + Washington
ST.. clean outside rooms So 80 up wklv
running water showers tubs
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plumbing Permits

z Fishman. 33s E Washington. tx
lures.
Frank Clark. $50 N Jefferson, FIX
ture
Roy Mcqueen sl4-1s HyIand FIX
furer
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INSTR UCTI0NS

RENT NEW DeSoto Air-Flow Orivl
Yourself 80 Kentucky RI-7438
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Administration Costs Leap

The administration costs leaped
to $4,000 in June, 1888, with the
organization of the Governor S
commission. BY December it had
increased monthly to $50 900 as the
unified relief body perfected its or
ganization.
From January, 1884, through
October. the state administration
cost has increased as follows:
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Hiring Of administrative employees
as clerks and stenographers-di-
minished the ranks of the unem-
ployed white collar workers, but as
employees increased, administra-
tons share Of each relief dollar
was kept below 10 cents. October S
cost was 10 cents of each relief
dollar.
The commission, directed by
Wayne Coy. former secretary of
Governor McNutt, has been severe
in charging administrative salaries
and expenses to administration IN
stead of to the individual projects.
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10 Schools. Colleges. Tutoring

WE WANT to select reIia BILE young man.
now employed. with foresight, fair educa-
ton and mechanical inclinations. willing
to train spare time or evenings. 10
qualify as INSTALLATION and SERVICE
expert on all types ELECTRIC REFRIG-
orators and Air Conditioning Equip
present occ ii Ut UTfiLfT TIES ENC. INST.
indianapolis Times. Box K-337
GREE HAWAIIAN GUITAR-To each new
student. HILO HAWAIIAN STUDIO
21os Roosevelt ave BEST BY TEST "
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Births



GeorEe and, Elsie crHnk. 1873 Ketcham,
William and Emma Grav 1920 Columbia
George and Norma Trusler. 324 S
Clarence and Violet Fortner. s444 Eng
lish
Nick and Angeline Lane. sO8la E Wash
RAYMOND and Freda Thompson. 1881
Edgemont
Grover and Irma Roberts 2o2 Minkner
Paul and Thvra Wells. 32s n. West.
George and Clemia Wallace. 1901 Hovt.
Harry and lydia Eberhard 115 Fletcher
Leslie and Grace Cooper. IL west Adler
Bert and Mary McAdams, s24 South
Noble.
Oliver and Nellie Cain. Coleman hospital
Robert and Lois GRAY. Coleman hos
Uriah and Marie Holden. Coleman hos
George and Frances Mock, Coleman hos
CLYDE and Esther Ragsdale. Coleman
Frank and Jennie Lucchese, so6 S.
Harrison and Beatrice Douthi 1924 s
State.
Albert and Bertha Clark. 1906 Earhart
Walter and Helen Davis. 457 N Haugh.
William and Mary Settles, 905 W.
Floyd and Addie Fruits. 1856 N. olney
John and Gertrude Botos. 1917 Bridge
Robert and Violet Fox. 1923 Bellefon-
tame
Hubert and Norma johnson. 400 S.
Holmes
william and Gertrude Carl 1868 w
Raw
Ravmona and Beatrice Page ala North
western
Walter and Marguerite Smith. 1925 w
New York.
.1ohn and Pearl Elwards, 1887 N Shelf
field
John and Elsie Cook Coleman hospital
Paul and Ruth Murphy, Coleman hos
pital
CLYDE and Mary Myers Coleman hos
pital
Henry and Opal Slider. Coleman hos
pital
El~er and Charlotte Apologize, 1915
w 23rd
Tohn and Gertrude Nichols. I'LL Pros
Dect.
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Is Help Wanted-Male
Ia Help Wanted-Female
10 Situations Wanted

light work for room and BOARD. Mr..
SPENCER, HA-1786-M.. 2016 N. Della
ware
TYPIST. COMPETENT P. B. x CLERICAL
WORK HU-6059
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R E N T AIS
% Unfinished Houses

COLLEGE 5445-47-English type home:
Frigidaire. stove, furnished HU-170S
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% Furnished Apis. and Houses
lIRIlnHTIHnUnNDnINTTan0INNIINNTTlMnnVNNHTTTNNNN

S30-BEAUTIFUL. private. 3-rocm apt
garage WHITE. RI-7766 IR-7956
CENTRAL, 2131-s6 wk; living rm.. bed
room kitchenette. private ent.: adults
HE-4155
NORTH, 3400-Finest finished. $50 home in
city. WHITE. RI-7766 IR-7956.
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ANN0UHCE N EMS
Death Notices

Death Notices
day. age 70 wears, beloved brother q
Tavitha and Madona Bran6enburg and
Charles Easter. UNCLE Of Melvin and OsTa,
FUNERAL FufSeay PARHoRs 5 7dsd E, Mi tGs
St Friends invited. Burial Floral Park
FINCH. NELLIE R.--wife of Shelby }.
Finch, passed away al her home. 1855
Bowman aye ,UniyerSMbt 81 d asi g. 1s sun
church Oh Friends invited Burial Crown
Hill.
HARRIS. BESSIE AGNES Beloved
sister OF Mrs. Ophelia Small and Rob-
ert Harris passed away Saturday morn
ing at residence. 1884 Wilcox ST. Einersl
services Tuesday p. m. at above ad-
dres. Friends invited Burial Crown
Hill. cONKLE SERVICE
HIGGINS. JAMES-Fsther Of Mrs Mary
Ma heny Charles. Robert and George
Higgins passed away at the r re- aenfs
Rural St. Sunday, Dec. 2. Funeral
Wednesday, Dec. 5. 2 p m at the above
address. Friends invi ed. Burial
Memorial Park.
MEsSER, LEE-Passed away Sunday a. m
Services and burial at Union Chapel
Tuesday Friends may call at the FLAN
NER. & BUCHANAN Mortuary Monday
evening
THOMPSON I q CRAWFORD W:nBsIc sys9
Years Fu n services viii be held at
the residence. PSI S New New Jersey ST.
o'clock and at St. Johns Evangelical
church. corner Leonard and Sanders
ss FTa0GS SfM Gr %sR
call at the residence after Tuesday noon
VALID FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
WILLIAMS. OLIVE H.-Wife of Lewis D.
Gs@S aEng Sg sasa
ated Bars ri 6 ffn Friends
Mondsv. TYNER SERVICE "
WILLIAMS, ALETA-Beloved- wife OF Evert
WfamSS dsughter Of rr MrT saDh
Grant St Saturday morning Funeral
MMe oRfUAFYD 1928 h the Meridian aGMEEs St
Burial Crown Hill
WILSON, SAMUEL-Little son of Alfred
Wilson passed away Dec l: at Riley
two sisters. Funeral Tuesday 2 M,
from residence. Rural Route Z, Box S..
R RohfN f TSER RfFk SERVICE TT:Eds invited
Funerrl Directors Florists
FINN BROS.
Funeral Home
s39 " Meridian ST IA 1889
FLANNER 4 BUCHANAN
IS w Fall Greek Drive "A 44O0
GRINSTElNER'S
522 +. Market
RI-5374
HISEY 4 TITUS
957 n. Delaware
LI-3828
GEO. w. USHER
FUNERAL HOMES
.6l4 w WASH ST BE-UI46
7l9 Capitol AVE rA-17Ia
J G. WILSON
$50 Prospect DR. -032l u321
LOst and Found
STRAYED-White wire-haired terrier
black face and right side with tan eye
brows and jaw. Reward. HU-6350
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HUGGINS, JAMES-Fsther Of Mrs. Mary
Matheny, Charles. Robert and George
Higgins. pa ssed away at the residence
of the daughter. Mrs. Matleny. % North
Rural st. Sunday, Dec. q Funeral
Wednesday Dec. s. 2 m at the above
address. Friends invi ed. Burla
Memorial Park
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q. 3. Money Brings Change

But with all work relief in the
state paid FOR BY the Federal Gov
eminent. the thongs OF the whip
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CONGRESS. 364-6-room mod. corner
bungalow; SIS; water paid; garage Ia
6nQ5
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MESSER. LEE-Passed away Sunday a. m.
Services and burial at Union Chapel
Tuesday Friends may call at the FLAN-
NER & BUCHANAN Mortuary Monday
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DEOUINCY. 320-Desirable 5-room modern
single: newly decorated; excellent fur
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DORMAN. 425-A-l, A rooms. semi-mod-
ern. garage water. S12
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HARRIS. BESSIE AGNES BELOVED
daughter of Harvey and Dora Harris,
sister Of Mrs. Ophelia Small and Rob
ert Harris passed away Saturday morn
ing at residence. 1884 Wilcox SC. FUNERAL
services Tuesday. p. m. at above ad-
dres Friends invited Burial Crown
HUI CONKLE SERVICE
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FINCH. NELLIE R-Wife of Shelby }.
Finch. mother of Shelby. Jr. and Louise
Finch. passed away at her home. 1856
day. Dec q Funeral Wednesday Dec. ..
10 a. m. at the Madison Avenue M. Z.
church. Friends invited Burial Crow
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EASTER. ROBERT-Entered into rest sun
day age 10 wears. beloved brother OF
Tavitha and Madona Bran6enburg and
Charles Easter. uncle of Melvin and Osra
Brandenburg and Mary Johnson. Funeral
FUNERAL PARLORS. 20So E. Michigan
St Friends invited. Burial Floral Park
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VITAL STATISTICS

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