davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1939-08-13

BUICK 1898 Special 4-door trunk Sc
sacrifice for $500 or trade with earlier
model car Call between 800 pm. and
$50 pm Phone Atlantic 243" Sunday.
Evening star., 1939-08-13

115 ACRES OF LAND NEAR WASHING
ton, l,49 It. on No. / highway surround
ing new high school VIII make a Won
derful subdivision for medium priced homes
Can be purchased reasonable and on very
easy terms Box 1S-T Star
Evening star., 1939-08-13

CHRYSLFR 1898 4-door trunk sedan. the
spotless inside: fine tires and 1t runs per
fectly: Will give some one monv miles of
good service: sass Pohanka Service. 1926
Goth st n " Dist uI41
Evening star., 1939-08-13

CHEVROLET 1888 sedan. excellent condi-
ticn., good paint good tires; will accept
small amt. of cash and small monthly
payments. Miss Shefield Randolph 1920.
CHEVROLET 1887 de luxe coupe: beauti-
full pearl-eray finish; paint. tires and gen
eral condition Of this business model is
perfect; price reduced to a bargain, 5000
trade and terms. L. p. Steuart, 1928
14th st. NV. Dec 1903
Evening star., 1939-08-13

BUICK $500 light SIX coach, excellent
condition; new rubber: $50 cash 500 Ken
yon ST II W I3s
Evening star., 1939-08-13

BUICK 1885 4door sedan, excellent con-
dltion, low mileage; price reasonable. Call
WOodley 1oGn
Evening star., 1939-08-13

BEAUTIFUL AND " ACRE TRACTS ON
No. highway. in Virginia, near Washing
ton, suitable for residence touris' camp
hot shoppe, trailer camps OF any kind Of
business Box DOT Star
Evening star., 1939-08-13

y TO l ACRE TRACTS OF LAND ON
Nj. Vernon blvd, overlooking river. If
YOU are desirous of building a home in
good location, see us. Price, $3.50 to
$1,000; about 10 miles from center of
Washington. D. C. Apply to A S. DONI-
PHAN Donlphan Blds.. Alex. Va. Phone
Alex $40
Evening star., 1939-08-13
H B. LEARY JR & BROS
LIST and New York Ave NE Hobart 60l2

BUICK 1897 Al" 4-dr. trunk sedan; beau
tiful lines, fne motor and great car
throuehout. Must sacrifice to reduce in
ventory. Public acceptance OF 30 Chryslers
and Plymouths makes it necessary to sell
this 6ne
Evening star., 1939-08-13

CADILLAC, 1882 so special. 5-passeneer
sidewall tires, seat covers, radio. heater
This. without a doubt. is the smarteSt
portun to sane faSe some real Hrrs money is 81
G c. c Guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co.
l2"2 22nd st. NV Natl. 1900 Open
evenings. closed SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1939-08-13

DE SOTO 1898 4-door sedan; excellent
conoltlon' ieaVlng town; reasonable offer
Evening star., 1939-08-13

CADILLAC 1885 7-passeneer sedan. 2
cylinders 6, disc wheels ORIGINAL h'a"',
nnish. excellent tires spotless interior
Here certainly is real value in clean
car: S495 c. c. c. Guaranty CAPITOL
Cadiila Co. 1929 22rd ST NV Natl
3'G Open evenings. closed SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1939-08-13

BUICK 1890 Victoria coupe: 6-cyl: i'm
maculate condition: 800. Flood PoHtiaC
422l Connecticut. Woodley S40l
Evening star., 1939-08-13

CHRYSLER 1887 Royal 4-dr touring Sc
car: sea-ereen finish: drive this Chrysler
and learn whv owners ave so enthusiastic
perfect CONDITION power and performance
Ior very low price OF S5la. L. P Steuart.
l"'5 lam st. n W Dec 1S03
Evening star., 1939-08-13

DODGE 1887 de luxe four-door sedan: low
Pontiac. 1921 Connecticut Woodley S4OI
Evening star., 1939-08-13

II ACRES. WOODED. 10 MILES FROM
Washington on crushed stone road
Slopes toward road and has "oS-ft front
age. $4,000 building restriction. Clear of
aeot, Priee 500; Sl00 down. bal SO
per mo. See MASON HIRST Annandale,
Va, at the end of Columbia pike Phone
Alexandrla s60-Jl Closed SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1939-08-13

CHPYSLER 1895 AirHow a-pass. sedan:
radio. heater. overdrive clean Interior
perfect motor: 3O-dav guarantee: orlv
S3a9. Logan Motors. 354a 18th District
Evening star., 1939-08-13

BUICK 1887 4-dr. trunk sedan. model Al
beautiful green finish, unusual clean in
terror. excellent tires; one-owner car just
traded in. bargain at S675 90 Windridge
and Handy. Inc. Buick dealers Used car
lot III Wilson blvd, RossIyn, Va Chest
nut 5S03.
BUICK Special sedan. 1896: very low
Shep. 1850
Evening star., 1939-08-13

1s-AC. WOODED LOT: HARD ROAD
CLOSE to Wash; only , miles below Alex
Va. Box l-G. Star.
Evening star., 1939-08-13

WOODED TRACTS. 50 SOLD.
so # by 200 It rolling knobs and
streams; beautiful sight located on new
Lee boulevard Fairfax Co - minutes
to downtown WashlnGton Price 5000 up:
reasonable terms Salesman on property
SUNDAY To reach. so Out Lee highway
on lett ) miles beyond Falls Church.
Watch for large sign on property
N. c. HINES & SONS.
Evening star., 1939-08-13

CHRYSLER 1913. imperial convertible Sc
dan black: red leather upholstery: fne
reduce inventory. Public acceptance of
1889 Chryslers and Plymouths make il
necessary to sell this fine trade-in a. once
H. B. LEARY. JR & BROS LIST and New
York Hobar+
Evening star., 1939-08-13

3 AND 21-lOO ACRES: GROOM COTTAGE
and outouildlues mQst of land in garden.
Good orchard with nice crop of apples on
trees, excellent well OF water small
stream crosses one end of place 20 miles
Washington, D C good road Priced for
quick sale, 81 600 Apply A. S. DONI~
PHAN. Doniphan Bids, Alex, Va. Phone
Evening star., 1939-08-13

SHERWOOD FOREST = ATTRAC. FURN.
3-bedroom, kit, bath liv. rm. cottaee for
rent by week: near beach. Shep. 559l-J.
RENT OR SALE, BAY COTTAGE CON-
mutIng distance: electric stove. Frieidaire:
August and September Michigan 1923
Monday
Evening star., 1939-08-13
H. B. LEARY, JR. & BROS
] st and New York Ave NE Hobart SOlo

BUICK 1899 convertible sedan, model Al
special, white sidewall tires push button
radio. heater, etc; almost new car.
actual cost: rew-car 9O-dav guarantee:
this is an opportunity of a lifetime 10
own much desired auto: come in try Il
out and be convinced Standard Motors
1908 l4th 81. NV North 32gs Open
SUNDAYS till o m
Evening star., 1939-08-13

i ACRES NEAR. ANNANDALE. VA, l0ia
miles from Washington City elect. and
phone service along the whole of the GOO
Il. frontage. Wooded with a variety Of
trees; with large oaks predominating Good
suilding site Clear of debt. Price $500:
Sln0 Gown bal; $50 per mo. See MASON
HlRST. Annandale, Va. at the end of Co.
lumbia pike. Phone Alexandra s6"-J-l
Closed Sundays
Evening star., 1939-08-13

DODGE 1897 coupe; excellent floating
power engine. safe hydraulic brakes very
GOOD tires: splendid car for business or
pea sure; 1925. Steuart Motors 9Th and
Evening star., 1939-08-13

CHRYSLER 1895 "-door touring sedan:
economical 6-cyinder; black finish; fine
to reduce inventory. Public acceptance Of
1889 Chrysiers and Plymouths made it
necessary 70 sell this fine trade-in at once
n 3. LEARY. JR. &s BROS, st and New
York ave ne. Hobart Gnlo
Evening star., 1939-08-13
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
gl5 10th 81 N w Sational SOo5

|Io ITTIH 81 NV National NON5
NEAR MCLEAN VA-BUuDING SITES
from i acres Up; wooded and rolling
8 $3.50 an acre up; all sites have 'front.'
see on Old Dominion dr.. or adjoining
State road
HERMAN GASCH e. son.
Natl. 1854 1890 K St NV
Evening star., 1939-08-13
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

GROUND FLOOR BRICK WAREHOUSE
S5xl40 it. 3 Office rms, central nv. loo
ton. DIXIE REALTY CO. Natl $3.50
Evening star., 1939-08-13

dan: Its appearance and general condition
look like it never left the showroom: very
price reduced to $3.50, which is $50 under
market: trade and terms. PACKARD. Gath
and N stS. NV. Republic 0l46
Evening star., 1939-08-13

LAKE JACKSON VA-BEAUTIFUL CABIN,
! mile LIKE; rent. sell or exchange. Du-
Evening star., 1939-08-13

% ACRES ON HARD STATE ROAD. HIGH
elevation. overlooking valley Is miles
from D G; ! barn. rich garden and tobac-
co soil $40 m acre. terms
GATEWAY 10 the SOUTH the new
bridge route for tourist gas stations
eanlnS all lines of business, select tracts
including railway siding Can be had
from 81 IN acre UP. Don't wait. see
Evening star., 1939-08-13

4-room log cabin; artesian well; $3.50;
easy terms INQUIRE al office at Cedarhurst
or write FRANK CRANDALL Sudley, Nd.
Mnt
Evening star., 1939-08-13

CHEVROLET l43T master de luxe coupe.
this car was owned by prominent X-ray
doctor and has only heen driven a4OO
miles. Cant he told from new car VIII
give owners name. viii accept trade or
small down payment. Kearnev Motors,
Inc. 60l3 Conn. ave WOodley aSeS
Evening star., 1939-08-13

CHEVROLET 1898 master de luxe coupe;
wheel beautiful Fisher BODY with no-dIaft
ventilation; new-car appearance and per-
romance in every detail; save consider
able: reduced 10 sell on sight at $40 your
car may be the down payment: will arrange
balance to suit you Hill Il Tibbitts. l1l4
Vermont ave u v Nail NS1n
Evening star., 1939-08-13

TRAILER FOR SALE BY OWNER-"0-ft.
Job, sleeps 4 in fine condition; Masonite
exterior; priced low al S495. easy terms
Evening star., 1939-08-13

THEODORE F. MENK,
1924 Goth NV a-5. Hobart 3707.
Evenings. and Sunday, Col. 1S45.
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PUYALLUP RESIDENT
HELD OVER ACCIDENT

Ernie F'itzsimmons 25-yssr-old
Puysllup resident, remained In the
county Jail Tuesday in lieu Of
$500 bail on reckless driving
charges resulting from a Sunday
highway accident
ritzslmmons. EigHpaintsr
whose Puyailup address IL iiit
Eighth ave. n W drove the ear
that struck another driven By Mrs.
Babel Leish. If Hoqulam. Mrs.
Leish received right leg fracture
in the accident ana Fitzslm mons
escaped with cuts and bruises.
-Four other passengers In the TAO
cars suffered slight Injuries. Mrs
Leish was removed n Hoq,n4n,
after the accident on Pacific nigh
way.
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NEW LIST FoR
0. : 5. jiU1Ri boy

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INJURY DAMACE
SUIT NEAR END

A sss.Tss a.m.se suit IN ~.
rsrsns Jlass r ~ csrds court
headed foe the jury rs~sssAy AFTER
n~nr Mr. ard Mrs Htssu A.
r~sssr..n ere suing Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar e. Ssasirk. sena ~ Verbs.
~ aftermath AZ an sutnmeesis 49,
eies~nt Mar IA. isae
Judge Card interrupted he IN.
ssrae,lons ia the Jury af four wem.
en- and eight men At seen. ard.
following tho recess. camplsssnn ~
instructions. ard final arguments.
the Jury wss slstesf 10 receive The
case ny mia .sftsfrnar
Mrs. restsrsor eantenss shs kss
suffered permanent pssa in her
l~fs arm since u vas srakea In
the accident. sh~ charged Mrs.
Sesslrk. whose machine ran into
the rear II the rsstsss~u ear ~
II pulled off fhs highway. wssh
negligence Nearing ~ The ease
started Monday.
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EARLHAM COURT
HAS $500 FIRE

Fire caused damage of $500
Monday afternoon to the Earlham
Court, apartment house. 215 So.
G. st
A lighted eigaret thrown down
dumb-waiter started the fire in
the basement. Prompt work by
firemen kept the blaze from
spreading through the three-story
building.
Jars of fruit were damaged by
the fire in the basement, while the
smoke which circulated through
the upper stories damaged fur
nishings.
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fine way TO start any day" said
DR.. Todd.
c. P. :. Recognized
This particular check il Of
more than ordinary significance.
IL means that the Carnegie corp
grafton has recognized the fine
arts division Of the College Of
Puget Sound a. a worthy medium
through which to promote greater
opportunity in music, art and the
drama II Is the only school in the
Northwest that has been so recog-
nized
What We propose TO do u to
develop = project whereby stu
dents will be trained in the fine
arts department for service in the
community. We propose to use
Tacoma as a laboratory in an ex-
pertinent to prepare students for
service in developing greater COM
mumty interest in art, music and
the drama.
Better Art Exhibits
We are not interested 50 much
In producing a few great artists
as We are in turning out a number
of students who are equipped to
serve the community as church
choir masters and community lead
ers in music and the other fine
arts. Our program also includes
more and better art exhibits that
will bring to Tacoma greater
of the finest works Of art"
Besides this recognition by the
Carnegie corporation, Or. Todd
said the college has in the last year
and 4 half received subscriptions
IF approximately s15o.000. more
han half Of which has been paid
There also are prospects of other
substantial subscriptions in the
hear future.
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Check For $4,000
Received BY College
FINE Arts Division at c. p. S. to Be
Expanded; Gift Pleases DR.. Todd

DR.. Edward H. Todd. president
oil the College Of Puget Sound an
hounced receipt Tuesday Of a
check for $4,000 from IN. Car.
hegle corporation. New York. This
is the grant recommended by a
representative Of the corporation
AFTER an inspection Of the school
recently.
The grant is made exclusively
10 expand the college fine arts
division, 1t will provide for in
creased personnel and greater pro-
auction in music. art and dramatic
departments and for additional ii.
brary facilities.
We do not receive a check for
tSo 900 in the mail every morning.
out l can assure you that it is a
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Special Cachet To
Be Used On lulu 4

To stamp collectors will be pre-
scented an opportunity to obtain a
special cachet which will be used
on all first-class mail at Wash
ington's Birthplace, Virginia, on
July 4.
Persons desiring the cachet may
prepare covers and send them di-
rect to Postmaster, Washington's
Birthplace. Virginia" making sure
to leave ample space for the cachet
at the left of the envelope.
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GUITAR RECITAL
IS GIVEN HERE

The Honolulu Conservatory of
Music, 931 Broadway. gave 1t.
first annual guitar recital Mon
day evening under the direction
of Mrs. Charles H. Casper in View
erhaeuser hall of the Y. w. c. A.
Charles H. Casper, as master
OF ceremonies. presented certifi-
Gates of proficiency to the follow
ing who have finished the first
year course: Betty Tallman, Ev-
elyn Bragg, Jean Enstrom. Hazel
Ridley, Miss Mathilda Lambert,
Mrs. Sue Madsen. Bobbie Bend
Yak. Donald Kingsbury. Donald
Mstheson, Roger Kuhn, Don Jones.
Francis Christkautz, Jimmy Wohl-
macher and Reuben Fellenberg.
In addition TO those receiving
their certificates, the following
students participated in the re-
cital:
Elaine Echleiwicz, Loren An
derson, Jean Dittman. Larry Jay
ko, Mickey Jayko, Gene McGill.
Edward O'Neil; Jean Stable, Patty
Absher. Audrey Brownlee, David
Brodigan, Roger Buchanan, Carl
Rosenow, Charles Forsland. Dom
aid Christensen, Jimmy Mckee.
Allen Johnson, Irwin Mortenson,
Muriel Niquett. Emma May Clark,
Audrey Pardue, Pauline Powers,
Merle Nimiek, Marcella Mcdowell,
Nadine Beard. Marvin Graveseth,
Ernest Luechenotte, Hazel Nelson,
Betty Ann Grace, Walter Conway,
Virginia Fogelsong. Beth Wrsy,
Beverly Matson, Jimmy Fleish-
man, Melvin Bennett, Dorothy
Mattox, Betty Kelly, Marian Bush
and Lorraine Rigg.
Miss Margaret Bilek. of Seattle,
accompanied on the tenor ukulele,
Miss Mildred Bodenhorn on the
basso-guitar, and Johnny sterba
on the Spanish guitar.
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BANQUET WILL
Be WEDNESDAY,
Letter Carriers to
Attend Dinner at
Bonneville

The Tacoma branch, No. $50
81 the National Association q.
Letter Carriers viii sponsor 4
banquet at the Bonneville hotel
Wednesday night az preliminary
10 the annual state convention II
postal employees Saturday and
Sunday at Everett.
Postal workers throughout the
state and several national officers
from the east have been invited
to the banquet Those from the
east who are expected to stop in
Tacoma en- route TO Everett are:
Ben Sparks. Nashville. Ind. presi-
dent Of the Mutual Benefit board:
William ]. German, Brooklyn. ma
tional vice president Of the ". A.
L. c.. and Frank II. Ellis. WASH
ington, d. C.. assistant superin-
tendent Of the postal service.
Maxruca, Toastmaster
Louis Mazxuca. president Of the
Tacoma branch Of n. A. l. c.,
will be POSTMASTER for the ban
quet, which will begin at $50.
Edwin J. Anderson, Tacoma, will
give the invocation.
The address OF welcome VIII he
delivered by Edwin c. Carlson,
assistant postmaster under George
p. Fishburne. who Is mentioning
in the east. This will be followed
by response by the state vice
president Of n. A. L. C., A. J.
Jacobson Of Olympia.
Lento Trio 10 PLAY
During the banquet a musical
background will be provided by
the Joe Lento trio, with violin,
harp and guitar. The entertain
ment committee is composed Of
Arthur Nedervold, chairman:
George Fisher and Ellis poage.
Among other guests at the ban
quet will be r. c. Mellish, Tacoma
postal inspector; J. NJ. Mitcham
Of Spokane, first vice president.
National Federation of Postoffice
Clerks, and the following from
Seattle; Chester Hudson. National
Federation state vice president:
Ed Hume, president Of the State
Federation Of Postoffiee Clerks;
Michael Klepsch, delegste-st-large.
State Association of Letter Car
riers; Leonard Msrcoe. secretary.
S. A. l.. C.. and Rube kremers.
national officer. National Sick
Benefit association.
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MARRIAGELICENsEs

Applications for marriage lic-
enses have been received b. Audi
tor S. Clifford Davis BY Ward Earl
Mills. ~. Enumclaw. and Carolyn
4. Cookaie. 50. Ellensbgrg, Wash. /;
Alexander 6. stephens, Y, Ariing-
ton, Ore and Harjoris Marie
Johnson ~. Arlington. Abe Per
son. rs. Enumclau. and Lois
cromogs. 20 Buckley.
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WATCH and CAMERA
STOLEN BY THIEVES

While Beryl Bray was out Of her
room at the Colonial hotel for a
few moments Tuesday morning, a
thief stole her wristwatoh from the
dresser where she had left IL. police
were informed.
Miss Gray said her mother was
asleep in the room at the time.
The dresser is close to the doorway.
she said.
A camera was stolen from an
automobile parked near Athletic
park Monday night. according to
J. F. Rockway. 1854 So. sth St.
the owner, who was watching the
Tiger-Seal baseball game. II was
reported to officers Tuesday.
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dinner party. with few guests. ~
their home on the Boulevard
suchet. The duksa <5th birthday
viii he observed NJ q similar din
ner Friday n. A. Naintsbury.
%, actor who had played the part
If Sherlock Holmes, itot times.
died ~ London -.
Mary Ptekford and her husband.
Buddy Rogers. arrived At Venice.
Italy, for tyo-week visit. they
were expected To continue on 10
Austria and Czrchoaioynkis
Joan Manners. British screen ae.
tress 10 under sentence Of five
days in Los Angeles county jail
for pieketing n studio where her
divorced husband John Lsngaa.
IL employed the actress was found
guilty Of ignoring a restraining or
der which forbade her annoying
her former husband she said shs
pieketsd the studio In an attempt
TO force him To pay aliraony .
BETTE Davis. finn star. said she
Ia arranging a private exhibition
In Hollywood June 20 Of the xorks
~ her uncle. STANLEY weed~osth.
Boston landscape artist tlim
Comedian sob Hop~ wili leave
Hollywood today On a combination
personal appearance tour ard
pleasure trip 70 his native England.
which no mas not seen since he
WA four Gloria sssss's
daughter. is-yssr-olG Gloria ssss-
son somborn. and Robert William
Anderson. 20 applied Tor a mar
rage license al La Angeles An
dsrhon IL a student a. University
Of Southern California
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-21
.MACLEISH NIT
BY LIBRARIANS

wASHrNGToN.-rhe senate n.
hsssy commissr~ to-day veteN .
faverzhse report 80 The seusssa-
sies ~ Asehss~ss Nsefss~h.
sAS rxsNei~co - American
f4lhfsry association. IN an ep~r
letter 10 President Roosevelt ard
the senate to-day announced IL
Opposition 70 the appointment ~
Archibald Msei.essh "a librarian nf
ccnsrs~
More than ssoa delegates en-
tnr~s tire re~nluttnn. whseh 30
eisr~d that confirmation n Mac.
tslsh. . wesi-sncwn rees. wsuli
10 . ~ealsmiiyr because Ne vas
net = trained library samsnsstss-
tor.
WASHINGTON me senate n.
nrsry cnmmittes VAS 20 meet IN
executive session to-day Ia consider
the nomination ~ Archibald Mac
i.~ish. poet. 10 he librarian II cen-
grr&s
Representatives 81 American
iahrsry association viii opposs ths
nomination On grounds that Mac.
f.sisn 10 not technically qualified
They contend an experienced ~
kf fta. - n~ssfss{ o.. H~s.t tH@ fxxx
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Poisoned Mouse
Found In ALLEY

A. r Hosmes ~ 7ais - Tscn-
ma ave. aid Tuesday that ne eat
died from having ststsn 'rtn .
muuse ~htcn had been given .
deadly pos.rn. bat sd<ssd that -
himself att not use th< posecn 10
sxt<rmirass mice We ssid Ne -.
Isevea bis cat nss found . pctsssr-
81 nnuse N IN alley N sns
n~ix nhcfanr~f
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Sales a. ie6epeN<eN& reesil soawen
IN Meaningless asrsae heay. H.
wsfs ITO psr cset hioteg lnon
during Nay - iase ysss. seesrN-
Ing 10 IN announcement rstenae1
to-day ~ Dtssrtov wtli,am 4
Austin. nsss~en - tn censl1a
saiss Al these stssss during n1ny.
1855 we're ~ pss sent sstsv unaso
of April. iese.
whsu sonpsssnG No. inoo w>gn
May 1854 satss - in6uDnn1nn1
stores N t0ngvtew soew ~
greatest gain VIII - iaeeenes -
sA7 pr eent. fnttewe1 - 49,
IN ch~hsils with : Gais - ~
per cent Ts<oms's ssia 80 -
per cent. Asiss ~ ssnsss IN srene
II lee. lhsa 5.see pspaissiae stpww
. gain ~ 7 per rent.
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PLACES Youth
on PRo0l1lou

Jess mhssasv. -. - ~ - wse
pat a. pressas~a ~ NJ ysars
wren ~ psea1ea ont1sy Teee9sy
10 ehsrms ~ ss<sasesestlino.
Judge Jeremiah Neteses. u ~.
sssi district court hers. Ha~a
sshssnsf tino sed ssNfseese Nm -
five years " h1eNsN is6aaA pent-
seatisfy. thea ssssevsst ~ yeuth y
be placed "a p<uhetsoe4
shsines ~ psssens y ~ ~ ssAse
refcrsnainsy II xec~sys ssevtae :
i~n and ass~kalf year ss~tsNee NJ
grand iswsay NJ tssm wta ~
in August. tn>e.
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Worry Of
FALSE TEETH
Slipping or Irritating

Ths san0s afses snd sEnoakfsx<nasns
catzsed ~ : lose o. H&bklr dental
plate are a constant sgsarce u sogrf
Loose plates eftsa initiate tender
gum tissues Ihouesnds aDflHkie aaf4f
plates pltn FAsTxEfH Z gives them
fsis< teeth flrnsf ana o<ins alkaline
fnon-aez1I abeeks gum soreness ana
Imitation due . tiss ensfInz 81 =
ios,ae plsfs O - excessive scld mouth
No zurruY zocss pssfy tA2te Of feel
ne Cet rASTrETH todss At snT
orux store Adv
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svindle opened in New York fed
eral court. But eonely. flame
haired chorus girl Noel Garter, left
above. testified she saw no such
goings on Socislite Buckner.
right. seemed unperturbed ~ he
smilingly entered court -.
The Duchess NJ Windsor received
gift of rubies and emerslds hi
modern clasps, with bracelet 10
match, from the Duke NJ her s3d
birthday celebration In Paris. The
event was observed by an intimate