davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1939-06-02

tionship Of Germany toward Yugo-
slavia-now that through historic
events we have become neighbors
with common borders established for
all time-will not only secure 4
permanent peace between our two
peoples and countries but beyond
that will provide an element OF calm
for our jittery continent"
Responding. Prince Paul ex-
pressed qualification that Germany
intends to recognize Yugoslavia s
freedom and independence as well
as the same frontiers which join
us as lasting neighbors since last
year"
The common frontier was estab-
lished with the March 13, 1898
annexation Of Austria by Germany
Even Closer Ties Hinted.
Hitler limited that even closer
ties between the two nations might
develop from the five days OF
fanfare connected with the visit of
Prince Paul and Princess Olga.
He said that he saw in the visit
happy occasion for a frank and
friendly exchange OF views which,
I am convinced, can only be of
profit for our two peoples and
states"
GA Belgrade dispatch said that
informed Yugoslav circles viewed
the regents visit as laying the
foundation for a non-aggression
pact with Germany. 1t was sup
posed the principle of such an
agreement would be discussed by
the prince and Fuehrer, with the
actual drafting to come later.)
Hitler's newspaper. Voelkischer
Beobachter, prominently displayed
an article on Yugoslavia's army in
which a major Of the supreme
German army command praised the
qualities of the Yugoslav soldier.
'Yugoslavia's army, in the view
Of the remarkably soldierly qualities
Of her people and in view of good
training, constitutes a strong ele-
ment OF power >" he wrote.
He also disclosed that Germany is
Evening star., 1939-06-02
u. S. Declared Helpless
To Aid Stranded Jews
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Off1cials said last night there was
practically nothing the United States
could do, under immigration laws,
to help the GIT German-Jewish
refugees stranded aboard the liner
st. Louis at Havana and unable to
land
They said some of the refugees
undoubtedly had expected to stay
i'll Cuba temporarily and later get
to the United States, but added that
refugees were on the same basis as
any immigrats and had to get them
selves placed on the immigration
quota list.
The list for Germany is filled for
q long time to come.
The only step the United States
could take, the officials said, was one
that has just been taken-namely,
to request the German government
to refuse to let refugees leave unless
the authorities were definitely sure
they would be permitted to land and
remain in the country Of destina-
ton. The Inter- r-Governmenta Com
mittee in London has made this re
quest at Berlin and the American
Embassy has backed it.
Evening star., 1939-06-02
Peace Assurances
Given by Statesmen,
Pope Plus Reports
Answers to Overtures
Raise Hopes, Pontiff
Tells Cardinals
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
VATICAN CITY, June Pope
Plus XII told his cardinals today
that the Vatican's recent diplomatic
activities designed to save Europe
from the menace of war had brought
him assurances of good will and OF
resolve to maintain peace" from
principal European statesmen.
A month ago, the Pope said, he
had grave fear Of imminent war in
Europe, but that the lessening of
tension since then had given him
greater hope of reaching "a stable
peace"
Will Continue Peace Effort.
Among the conversations carried
on by papal nuncios in the Holy
Fathers campaign was one between
Reichsfuehrer Hitler and Msgr.
Cesare Orsenigo, papal nuncio in
Germany. Other papal representa-
tives talked with statesmen of Italy,
France, Britain and Poland.
The Pope added that he would
continue pressing for peaceful So
lutions of Europe's problems.
Answers to his peace appeals, he
said, brought him information which
has left the way open to further
manifestations of our earnest So
licitude"
The occasion for the speech was
the Pope's SD saints day, which is
generally observed in Latin coun-
tries in place of birthdays.
Governments Sympathetic.
The Holy Father disclosed that his
intervention took place towards the
beginning of last month" when "in-
ternational dissensions" appeared
aggravated to the point Of degen-
Grating into bloody conflict"
He told the cardinals that "this
step met in general with the SYM
pathy of the governments" and I'VE
received assurances of good will and
of the resolve to maintain the peace
which was so much desired by the
people
The Pope said that by his survey
he had found the beginning of re
Taxation of the tension in mems
souls
Evening star., 1939-06-02
Summers Continues
To Show Improvement

Further improvement was noted
today in the condition Of Represent
ative Hatton w. Summers OF Texas
chairman of the House Judiciary
Committee, who is In George Wash
ington University Hospital recuper-
ating from an operation.
Evening star., 1939-06-02
Woman at Sea 40 Years

Completing 40 years at sea to
be with her husband, the wife of
Skipper L. Warner arrived at Dur
ban, South Africa, when his vessel
the Clumberhall, docked. She SAYS
she enjoys globe trotting and both
declared they are ideally happy in
their seafaring life.
Evening star., 1939-06-02
Ese-Loyine Record

BY laying an average of more than
four eggs a day for year, six Black
Orpington hens of Melbourne, Aus
tralia, have broken the world egg
laying record.
Evening star., 1939-06-02

but this order was extended to 6 pm
E. S. T., today to permit the ship
to take on stores.
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Hover Folks Enjoy
Kennewick Picnic

HOVER
Mrs. Minnie ASlby and Mrs. john
Cochran visited Mrs. John Williams
and Mrs. Eudora johnson in Fin
lay Thursday.
Quite a number from here at
tended the Nazarene picnic at the
Kennewick park Friday.
Mrs. Henry Neel with Miss Eve
and Neva of Western Horse Heaven
visited at the Frank Montague home
Sunday. ..A.S...'s ,.
John Cochran came home last
week from Tule Lake, California
where he has been for about
year. H.. r:s4@
Clark Mccoy was able to return
to his work on the railroad Monday
Shower at Kennewick
The Mesdames Guy Nelson, Alvin
Dye, Austin Schubert, Jewell Stay
baugh, Harry Hampton, Carl Evans,
Rex Ashley and Shorty Erickson OF
Finley. William Thomas and Will
liam Blair of Horse Heaven at
tended a shower honoring Mrs.
Russell Blair at the William Brit
ton home in Kennewick last We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Clarence Henry and daugh-
ter Carla returned to their home
in Seaside, Oregon after visiting at
the c. j. Dahlin home the. past
three weeks.
Mrs. Carl Slaybaugn and grand
daughter. Audrey Slaybaugh spent
several days in Spokane returning
Saturday.
Miss Norma Toothaker of Pendle-
ton. Oregon spent the weekend at
her home here.
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At the regular meeting OF the
grange Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. M. w. Roop reported on the
state grange convention at Van
couver. Willard Campbell OF Ken
lewick explained the new insurance
liability law and there was one re-
instatement. Mrs. Ed Jacobson had
charge Of the progrem in the alb
sence OF the lecturer. Mrs. Erwin
Knowles.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ekman left
Thursday for three weeks visit
with relatives in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Buckingham
left Wednesday for their home at
Camas after a weeks visit at the
A. L. Henson home.
NJ. w. Roop left Sunday to spend
the week in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Combs are the
parents Of son born Friday at the
Stubblefield home in Prosser.
L. M. Kennedy of Pasco was here
Friday issuing new drivers licenses.
Cyril Giles returned Sunday from
a weeks visit in Yakima at the
home OF his sister, Mrs. Robert
Everett.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
NOHICE IC IyEREypX G1rrIrn1.

NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN:
That a special election will be held
in Priest Rapids Irrigation District.
Benton County, Washington, on the
18th day OF July, 1899, for the pur-
pose OF determining whether the
Board Of Directors of said District
shall be authorized to issue and dis
pose Of negotiable coupon serial
bonds Of the district in amounts as
follows:
In the total aggregate principal
amount Of S366,00ol00, payable in
series as provided by law; said
bonds shall bear interest from the
date thereof at a rate not exceed
ing four per cent per annurn, pay
able semd-annually ON January LIST
and July LIST Of each year commence
ing with January 1, 1910, next fol-
lowing the date Of issuance there
OF. Said bonds shall be 366 in num-
Der Of the denomination OF 100000
each. Said bonds and interest shall
be payable at such place authorized
by law as shall be hereafter deter
mined by the officers of said irri-
cation district and shall be payable
in the order and manner provided
by law on July LIST OF each year ac-
cording to the following series,
amounts and maturities:
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Henson and
Mrs. r of Anderson left Saturday
for Tacoma to attend the Odd Eel.
low and Rebekah grand lodge ses.
sions. Mr.. and Mrs. Henson are the
official delegates Of the local lodges
Mrs. Anderson will also visit with
relatives while in Tacoma.
Pinochle Club Meets
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter CUP enter
tanned the members Of the Kwatem
Pinochle club at their home Satur-
day evening. High honors were held
by Mrs. Oral Montgomery and
Grady Wilson and the travelling
prize went to Joe Triesch. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Troupe were guests OF
the club. There will be no more
meetings until fall.
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That the voting precinct for said
election shall be the voting precinct
heretofore established and now ex-
listing in the district and the bound
aries Of said precinct, being CO.
extensive with the boundaries of
the irrigation district, have been
adopted and designated as the
boundaries Of said voting precinct
for this election.
That the following place in said
precinct has been established and
located for said election:
Residence of John Perry, situated
on Tract "a, in Section IS, Town
ship Is North, Range "a e. w. NJ,
Within said irrigation district and
|, said voting precinct.
That said election shall be by
ballot and each ballot shall con-
tain the words "bonds-yes" and
bonds no., or words equivalent
thereto, and shall specify the prop
osition to be voted upon.
That the polls for said election
shall be open at O'Clock in the aft
ernoon and close at 8 O'Clock in
the afternoon, standard time of said
election day.
Any person OF the age Of twenty
one (2l) years or over, being a cit
izen OF the United States and a
resident Of the State OF Washing
ton, and who holds title to land or
evidence Of title to land embraced
within the boundaries OF said irri-
CATION district, shall be entitled to
vote at said election. Where the
title or evidence of title to commun-
ity property is held by the husband
or the wife, both members OF such
community shall be entitled to vote.
One officer or agent Of any corpor-
stion owning land in the District,
duly authorized thereto in writing.
may cast vote on behalf OF said
corporation; when so voting he
shall file with the election officers
such written instrument OF his au-
thority, and such officer or agent
shall be deemed an elector for the
purpose OF voting at such election.
BY order Of the Board OF Direct
OTIS of Priest Rapids Irrigation Dis
trict. Benton County. Washington.
6:2s-7:l3 K. e. Serier, Secretary.
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Margaret Mccoy Attends
Six Weeks Session
HOVER

HOVER
Miss Margaret Mccoy returned
Friday to Spokane to attend sum-
mer school for six weeks at the
Junior College.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Meredith
and family from Tekoa were din
ner guests at the Frank Montague
home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. William Mills, Mrs. Charles
Mills, Mrs. Frank Montague and
Mrs. A. s. Mcintyre attended Naz-
arene Missionary meeting at the F.
Ludlow home in Kennewick Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Meredith OF
Tekoa were dinner guests at the
j. E. Cochran home Thursday.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rollin b. Holden, Pastor

Communion Sunday.
1890 morning service, worship
message and Bible study. A service
for all the family. Message, "Ahab's
Faith or the Red Cord In the Win
dow" second in Joshua series.
800 Evening gospel service. %
the depth Of the riches Romans
1893.
7::30 Wednesday evening mid-week
service. Romans II viii be the por-
ton for study. A refreshing help in
the midst Of the week.
A welcome awaits you with US in
these services.
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Birthday Anniversary
Celebrated by Youngstel

BENTON CTTY-Mrs. Donald
Kerr entertained Thursday after
noon at party in honor OF her
daughter, Margaret on her ninth
birthday anniversary. The small
guests were Marcenia De Field,
Rosalee Wilson, Nita Church and
Betty Heard. Games were played
followed by refreshments. Mrs.
Grady Wilson, Mrs. r. w. McNuty
and Mrs. Ed Kossman were also
guests.
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Finley Hover METHODIST Church
John E. WnliamA Minister

Church school at 1000 am.
Preaching at Finley every Sun
day at HOO am. on alternate Sum
days at Hover at HOO am.
Come and hear the Gospel OF re-
deeming love, and the great hymns
of the church. Absent treatment
viii not avail.
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|10R FLOORING for that
- room, porch or what ever you
!. hnilding is down in price. The
~ nuotations on 1x3 at the Pot
s wards IS but $50 per thousand
- netter start figuring on that
~! =, non. while prives are down. Call
!. NE wards or phone 241, If you
-. any building in mind. There
n4s,er savings here, too. 12tf
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: YOU want to build a home on
.ls ume, easy monthly payments
!!st luxe rent) It will pay you to
81 IN touch with us. We can help
.uu Wltn the financing, with the
ps ior your dream home and
VII s.rn It's actual construction. We
.m oe glad to discuss 1t woth you
:, your convenience. Call 241. Walt
r.ansen, Manager, Potlatch Yards,
N"acx. 12tf
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
Pastor, G. ". Shattuck
Sunday school, 10 am.

Sunday school, 10 am.
Preaching IL am. Subject, Stew
ardShip."
JEvangelistic service 7:30 pm. The
subject is Anchored til Daybreak.'
We invite you to be with US. You
will find a spirit of welcome.
Bible study Wednesday evening
at 7::30.
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SPECIAL SALES WEEK on Cros-
ley shelvador Refrigerators. See
the beautiful new Majestic range
and our coal, wood and electric COM
bination range. Everything in fur
niture. We carry a full line Of
Davenports, Chairs, Davenos and
Mattresses. See us before you buy.
Du1ocher's Bargain Store, Kenne-
WICK. 1ltfc
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CHURCH OF THE NAZARENH
Charles w. Croft, Minister

Sunday school, 10 am; Billy
Mills, superintendent.
Morning worship, IL: no services
Sunday, July 2. on account Of the
annual Northwest district. camp
meeting, where Rev. Croft has
charge Of the grounds.
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Hanford Com. Presbyterian
r. NJ. Broadbooks, minister

Church school at $50 with Mrs
Whitwer, superintendent.
There will be no church service,
the pastor being at other points in
the parrish.
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BasehalPs Centenary Ce3ehra4ed

BasebalPs Centenary Celebrated
Cooperstown, N. Y.-Baseban en-
thusiasts united in celebrating the
Tooth birthday Of the American ma
tional game, by dedicating the Ma
tional Baseball Museum in the town
where in 1889 Abner Doubleday laid
out his first diamond"
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WANTED-Some reliable party to
put in II acres Of late potatoes
on Kennewick Highlands ON shares.
Must have own equipment and seed.
Apply G. L. Hodge, Kennewick
Auoo co. .a 11tfc
WANTED-A ride to either North
or South Dakota by a young lady.
Call 1921. 13p
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ithiS Board a petition signed by John
lGrom and others asking for the
formation OF a stock restricted
area within which IL shall be UNI
lawful for livestock OF any kind to
run az large and,
WHEREAS, this Board did on
the first day OF May. 1899, fix Mon
day. the 5th day OF June, 1899, at
the hour OF 2 O'Clock pm. as the
time when all persons interested
might appear and show cause II any
there be why said petition should
not be granted and said district es-
tablished and,
WHEREAS, said petition came on
for hearing on the 5th day OF June,
1889 and the Board having heard
the evidence and testimony OF the
various witnesses for and against
the formation OF said district and
having considered the papers and
documentary evidence on file in the
proceeding and II appearing that
all proceedings In the matter are In
conformity with law,
NOW THEREFORE,. It is ordered,
all members concurring, that the
following described territory be set
aside as a "Stock Restricted Area"
within the boundaries Of which no
livestock OF any kind shall be al
lowed TO run at large, and that no
tice OF the formation Of said dis
trict be given by posting a copy OF
this order In three places within
the boundaries OF said district and
by publishing copy thereof in the
Kennewick Courier Reporter O
newspaper Of general circulation In
Benton County, for four consecutive
issues.
Beginning at a point where the
East line OF Section /, Twp. 13N,
Range 25 EWM., intersects the
Columbia River; thence South to
the Southeast corner OF Section
II, Typ. i3N, Range IS EWM.,
thence West along the section
lines to the Northeast corner OF
Section il, Twp. 13N, Range "a
EWM; thence South to the South
east corner OF said section IA:
thence West TO the Southwest
corner OF Section Is, TYP. l3N,
Range "a EWM; thence North to
the Southwest corner OF Section
10, Twp. 13N, Range "a EWM;
thence West to the Southwest
corner OF Southeast quarter
(SEA) OF the Southeast quar-
ter (sEk) OF Section Q, Twp. 13N,
Range "a EWM; thence North to
the Columbia River, said river
being the Northern boundary or
the district, all situated and be-
ing in the County OF Benton,
State OF Washington. 1885,.
TAKE NOTICE THEREFORE,,
that from and after the LIST day OF
July, 1899. livestock OF any kind is
prohibited from running at large
within the above described area
and the owner of any animal or an.
imals found running at large from
and after said date will be subject
to the fines and penalties imposed
by law.
Dated this 5th day OF June, 1885,.
FRANK CLARK
ii. s. HUGHES
FRED ID. KEMP
Constituting the Board OF Couny
Commissioners OF Benton County,.
Washington. 6:15-7:6
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q, s. Retains Polo Cup

Westbury, Long Island-A victory
of'9 to 4 by the American Polo Team
assured the retention Of the Inter-
national Polo Challenge Cup by the
United States, after spectacular
second victory in the series at the
Meadow Brook Club.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-06-29

Porto Rico Wants Statehood
San Juan, p. R.-A joint legisla-
tive committee has petitioned Con-
gress to admit Porto Rico to the
full enjoyment of statehood in the
Union, with an elective governor
and Congressional representation.
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- AlKRICAN PRODUCTS co.
,,uts your live or dead horses
- 80 Our truck will call every
-, exeeut Sunday, at Benton City,
...s,end. Pasco and Kennewick.
ssn,e 2to1, 1t Grange Supply, Inc,
:. 80 during hot weather before
! ~ American Products Company,
..s,r. Site
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At the Churches
UNITY CLASS

Due to the Fourth of July cele-
bration, the Unity class will moi
meet this next Monday.
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FOR RENT = Small four-room
house in city limits. Will be va
cant after July 3rd. Chas Nicer =
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llhlIIllD Wanted

WANTED-Used car radio, regard
less Of condition. j. r. Alexan-
der, If. 12c
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NOTICE OF STOCK RESTRICTED
AREA

Public Notice is Hereby Given
that the Board OF County Commas
sioners Of Benton County, WASH
ington, did at their regular meeting
on the 5th day Of June, 1899, in
pursuance to Laws OF the State Of
washington, enter the following
order:
WHEREAS, On the LIST day Of
May, 1889, there was presented to
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Committee Wants S1oooo0 More

Committee Wants 100000 More
Washington. D. Ca request for
an additional appropriation Of
100000 for the La Toilette Com
mittee investigation Of alleged vio-
lation of civil liberties" has been
filed with congress by the American
Civil Liberties Union.
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VJIIlJIDIn For Rent 1DClII(nlD
FOR RENT-Five room house, close
In. Inquire at this office. l2tf
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a4IE CHEAP-Circulati
..+.r washing machine. chest
s.sr.rs oak dining room IA
=, -affle iron for range, garden
1nnutre at Courier-Reporter
- call 1871. tic.
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FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
Rev. Carl E. L. Lucky, Minister

No Service next Sunday. The
next service win be conducted on
July 9Th. Sunday School will con-
tinue each Sunday at the regular
hour of lO:l5 am.
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White Bluffs Com. Presbyterian
r. NJ. Broadbooks, minister

The church school meets at 10 a.
m, Mrs. J. M. Wheeler, supertn-
|tendent. There will be no church
service this Sunday, the pastor be-
ing at Council Sunday morning.
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6nI3ATED FARMS FOR SALE
M hay, corn, grain and other
~ uroduce for sale In season.
~ u. G. MuldroV, secy. Sunny
~ IYfintion District, Benton City,
Vsshinston. FL l8tfc
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-Mashie and putter on golf
noest e Wednesday. Finder please
OllVe1. 13c
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~ SAlE-5-room old house and
0t, 3 blocks from center of town.
w and back taxes full price. SO
ooWn and So per month. See Art
Carpenter. 1ac
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.,., LAVE grain drill for rent
4, sn grass seed attachment; also
a. . sustom work Of all kinds, such
ss., uSclng, blowing, combine harv-
49, s' iced grinding and most any
fun, lung a farmer wants to do. See us
Leo kleinknecht. 52-1ptfc
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We make a special bargain for
Classified Ads that run weeks
or longer Call Ill.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-06-29

Sunday, June % am. church
school; 10 am. celebration Of Holy
Communion.
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USED CAR BARGAINS

FOR SAlE-A few Late Flat Dutch
Cabbage plants, SOC per 100. Har-
Old Willmsen, Richland, Wash. 13c
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ST. PAUL's CHURCH

Rev. Frederick A. Schilling, Pho.
Minister
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EXPERIENCED HELP WANTED
for Rodeo days. Arrow Grill.
Cooks. dish washers, bus boys, wait
ers, mattresses. Apply at once. 1ltfc