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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AUTHOR EDITOR, experienced user Of
one syllable words. will write your I'M
portant speeches and reports SO that even
the reader can understand them. Box
81. Star.
DRESSES-WIIL SACRIFICE TO QUICK
cash buyer a dress inventory valued at
ST 500. This seasons merchandise. Won
derful opportunity If you act quick. Call
Mr.. ERNEST. National 5l72.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself GEORGE P. r. GARTSIDE. 1886
s, Irving St, Arlington, Va. IA.
INVALID ROLLING CHARS-For rent or
sale: new and used. all styles. oil sizes: re.
CO. CO.. 4ia 10th st. NV. MH 1914
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MARRIED MEN l3l.
MEN.

on account Of the steady prosress and
trowth OF our company We are in q posi-
Ton TO take on few additional men from
time to time; the requirements Tor these
openings are quite reasonable SO that the
ayerAEe man Of good habits and ciear,-cut
sppearance VIII stand fair chance OF
o., This company has been UNIQUELY success
our steady gains in business the earniri Is
OF on: men are hisher; not only are more
recent sec months We have issued many weekly
SIPS throughout the entire country; these
sarninss; Of course. are generally made BY
more experienced men. but there are ex-
ceptions where new men have quickly ad-
Vanced themselves to the hisher incomes.
similar openings are available locally to
4 lev more men who are aualihed 10 learn
moderate monthly earnings while learn
Ing: provided they saw opportunities for
increases with experience; the men ac-
sentsd ,h for ,I these opportunities WIN bs
50 Of training free Of charge. '' '''"
,ot or personal interview. call at Suite
St. NV. Monday morning, 10 o clock aharp.
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HElP MEN B WOMEN.
{NAAklA.AA

TITLE CLERK AND TYPIsT. for eutomo-
bile concern: only experienced need apply:
must be notary; local references. Box
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SALESMAN.

SALESMAN.
FTSH .Ea sx G s1SK 1ak 81.
t cas-. AL eo%ms rA RSss' fsn
good repeats. EXP. unnee. to start; full:
Rsas m: 4 Sf ~ 4 Eli p he ese.eo
MAINS AN new
eS1s.s RAPID SSi
Throop. Dept. $3.50, chieaso
AVAILABLE AT oNCE-Rs Weigh route Of
500 families. Only reliable men need APP
ey aNod r psSs to Will, No
leigh,s. Dept. DcG-4-z Chester. Pa.
BIG MOUNTAINEERING opportunity-Ex-
elusive line work uniforms: coveralls. jack
ess pants shirts
Master Co.. Dept. 7-14. Ligonier. Ind.
LARGE FACTORY needs statesmen with
car IN each county. New patented device
NSS h ps Ston to h hSnse Manager p o. Box
REVOLUTIONARY NEW INVENTION
Industrial appliance: thousands prospects
Kesf F Men sasnnt hsh
ders financed By factory. PRO Protec ae terri
sales manager. s44o Lincoln s' ave-. Dept Dept
R-22O Chicago
SsA SALE machinery and supply
lnston; a man with previous. experience
Or With mechanical background preferred.
expeyien TO BOX h star giving ass
cations l4s
SALESMAN for D. c.. .vlrginias and Mary
iand now contracting hardware. glass and
eir az aaA afG5 sT:S 1901 Nj M Goh Ell
w. Adams ST.. Chicago.
s SAIL EN- for fast-sellinE eoniection
R Eandes p ioSs National sv Co.. Cedar
statesmen calling on retail trade to sell
high-grade line embossed leatherette ar
ticles. Repeat business. Sales kit free.
Commission. Harlich Co.. 1417-A Jackson.
SALESMAN high-srade; hard hitter wanted
Tor unique. powerful advertising service
aae steads income nossb,es MTe Is
s sil T. son r. ci1s i F. Phillips 1927 Both
SMA I :ESn IAN opportunity to IeDresent in
KNOWN ne Of and
equipment. having wide distribution and
application. Drawing account will be pro-
including experience and training. Give
teiephone number for appointment. Box
.4S3-H. Star.
sanh AiDvER IT'S CALENDARS! Big
line e EVery Business nsse'
prospect. 4 different selling outfits free.
Gapltol Calendars. Dept. BS-3. Gladys at
Hamilton, Station D. Chicago.
THE WAR has helped our business. Have
men closing $500, $500, $1,000 deals
M T their home teri. No travelling
SALESMAN-SPECIALTY
Experienced, for sale Of specially selling
markets. restaurants, institutions, etc;
sary. Exceptional earnings, straight COM
mission basis. Protected territory. Give
full details, Vaughan Co.. 73O No. Frank
lin. Chicago, Ill.
DISTRIBUTORS
Manufacturer portable electric air-condi-
tioning room cooler retailing $3.50 wants
distributor able to handle sales crew and
carry small stock. Cooler is easy to Gerry
and demonstrate. Sold on 10 days free
trial. Liberal arrangement Sub-agents
alone earn $40 daily. SUPREME. 1916 N.
OGDEN ave. CHICAGO
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FOUND.

DOG, toy fox terrier. black and white,
long tail. found in Clarendon. Va. Chest
nut 1919.
PLEASE report all cases Of cruelty to
animals to the Washington Humane So
ciety 1891 New York ave- NV. Telephone
MA. 2s46. The only society. in the Dis
trict Of Columbia having authority to in
vestigate cruelty complaints and initiate
prosecutions
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HELP WokEN.
(Continued.)

sTENoqRAPHERs. 3; attractive. pleading
personality. II you are unable to spell
ana punctuate correctly, save stamps. One
who has not completed business course
will be considered. Box 28-J. Star.
sIENOGRAPHER-R ECEPTIONIsT, prefer
ably with sales experience, must be capable
OF meeting and handling customers, corre-
ss Io1. and salesmen's records. oppor-
must give full Information as to experience.
education and references. Box 41g-H. etar.
TEcHNICIAN URIENs blood counts and
sugars; good typist: give age, experience.
training. salary expected; references on
character and ability. Box 62-J. Star.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS with unlimited
phones. Tor Conn. ave. portrait studio. We
Star.
TYPIST and oualified switchboard opera tor,
iving vicinity Chevy Chase or Bethesda.
Write fully, stating experience and salary
expected. Box 1870. Star.
MATTRESSES WATT z; also hostess. over 81;
rant, ITO N. Royal st.. Alexandria. TIE.
WOMAN; young. gracious. pleasing appear
a s and personality. TO help show rooms,
day afternoons; compensation full board,
commission; may hold full-time lob also
write age, experience. phone No. Box
WOMAN, colored, over "a, for hosiery and
lingerie dept; about SIS wk: no exp.
1927 Eye NV, RIM. 30. 3 to 4:3O Mon.
ARE YOU sUMMERING At a Maryland
Iesortf why not make some money secur-
ing slttinss for Washington portrait
FP5botosrsphers Good commission. Box
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SAlESWoAAEN.

CHRISTMAS CARDS -four sensational per-
sonal lines. low as 80 for 81; vast selec-
ious; bigvest profits: bog assortments; sam
Piles fSee. Noel Studios, Z. 26th. Dept.
1912. New York.
CHRIsTMAS CARDS! Golden Value' 81
Soc! Other assortments. De luxe personal
cards, stationery; lowest-priced cards
name imprinted. Free samples. Wallace
Brown. 225 Fifth ave-, Dept. 6207. New
York.
SELL. NYLON hosiery with famous snag-
proofed silk hosiery. Sensational oppor.
Write sample snag-proofed stockings.
lis Ind
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
REST KINDNESS AND CHRISTIAN HOME
environment for aged fathers and mothers,
none too old or Ill to. share the real COM
fort Of my modern suburban home. Nour-
every day, any diet carefully catered to,
t tray service fresh fruits Vegetables:
when necessary; Kind; ,understandins
lawn. trees. porch. References from sue
cessful, well-known physicians. also from
patients. Interview, call WI. 164S. Near
Bethesda, Md.
SPECIAL! REDUCING. 8 TREAT, So; RE-
moves TAT in spots: results assured; baths.
REDUIRE ATELIER. MA. s134. 1880 K NV.
1871 PARK RID. Nw.-WIDOW OWNING
detached home has room, next bath, show
er, for refined gentlemen. Columbia 1887.
ROoMLNd OR APART. MANAGER, LADY
with 10 yrs experience desires position
for livinE quarters. Box 19-J. Star.
WANTED A YOUNG K1NpERoARTEN
teacher for small private school. state
Box ga, Hyattsville. Nd.
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HELP MEN.

OPPORTUNITY FOR RETIRED MAN
to watch furnished model home: week day
mornings. 10 to i: evenings. $3.50 to $50;
Reservoir I'd. between Q am. and IL noon.
Monday. Tuesday or Wednesday, July is,
10. II. Waverly Taylor. Inc.
MARRIED MEN (3),
For permanent sales positions. that nay 4
Myins income to honest, Woodworking men.
liable manufacturer. expanding OPERATIONS.
Men must have car. furnish best refs be
anie 70 york full time. Sales by appoint
art. to ~, Branch Store, 3648 I4th
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RELIABLE AGENCY. DE. 1851, 14O2 18th,
has cooks. houSeworkers, nurses. chamber
maids, day workers, part-timers, housemen.
1Qs
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HELP MEN E WOMEN.

HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.
COLLEGE STUDENTS or graduates. male
or female, for special sales campaign; ex-
perience unnecessary; an unusual propo-
sition. Apply Mr. Gold. 821 18th st. NV.
COUPLE OR WOMAN with income. light
services around house in exchange for apt.
Call Adams 1929.
COUPLE, white under 35. room. board;
wifes service in boarding house; no Sun
day work. 1884 Fairmont NV.
COUPLE. middle-aged: white: room IN ex-
change for wifes services. VIII DAY handy
man salary. 1909 18th st. NV.
ENTERTAINERS. all ares, wanted for
Sidney Lust talent contests. Cash prizes.
Phone Warfeld 2346 after 8 pm.
GOVERNMENT WORKERS, are you inter-
CARD Sro sns io n r1o IUe ." ave-.
Takoma Park. Nd.
EDUCATED Young- couple. for
small real estate once. Box 87o.o. 3taS.
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SELL 80 PERSONAL
CHRISTMAS CARh9-%1

ChHlSTMAS CAHDS-X1.
8 80 eoioriul folders. 81. name imprinted. a
ds nss Big p gS.,m for cards s s.
ssautiiai sample outfts FREE. e"e General
c rhIs. 400 s. Peoria ST.. Dept. A-22l.
sE GIVE GGH FRsE dfEf c4 SS1p s5AN'
foSers sqathsTn beauty box = Christmas
cares ca S with name. SO for 81. Other money
csrds psp 5ee SAMPLES Southern Greeting
.. MAKE EXTRA MONEY EASILY.
Show friends. others seasons most beau
f fifSi christmas cards; Gorgeous candle
Christmas cards With sender s' na nHa
80 for ST up. Many other popular assert.
F nsRts' ,am Up to Q, 100 profit: Write ior
CO. aiehisan xf nept g. cS SaooAs
1 RKlNHal x soHF5 M6kz M eAhRs
make 5oe Ftt soin aeysa fmtet
SSe e .9p.s,. ssyds Other sssoTimsnsi
Artistic aof Way. E1ml1s. N on approval
cHkMI sKN Hxf GARP Resale sNAH1Es VEG
n.r Jus, sroW friends and others exclusive
81 = zig pronts Tor YOU Also Beautiful i a ~
caro- 81 Christmas assortment other fast
eatg ssI nTr, Up to 1909 profit. Sample
W VET! eETh' suoDEN. INC. Dent smJ.
749 Monroe Ave. Rochester. N Y.
Millinery Buyer-Manager.
.,, Opening for capable buyer in representa-
i've st.. ready-to:wear store. must be
9ualined to buy in N. Y. and manage this
1 9epr; P resent mgr. resisnins after four
non-returnable SNAPSHOT. Box 477-H. Star
SO CHRISTMAS CARDS, ST,
WITH NAME. Also 25 engraved Christmas
etchinsS with name. S1.a5 Big profits.
II DIFFERENT BOX ASSIGNMENTS.
RELIGIOUS. etchines. Gift wraps. humorous,
ee,vSsryday' ETC. Fast sellers. Samples.
HEM 3Oo w. Adams, Dept. AS. Chicago.
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statesmen,
TAILORING.
MOMELAMD TAILQRe, NATIONALLY
70 MEASUhE CLOTHES AT POPULAR
TAACTlyE PRcPOsITION COOP PAY.
WITH FUTURE THE EXTRA PANTS
l4lO H ST. NV. ROOM ol3.4<6
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HELP MEN,

AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER or one in
terested taking snapshots; exp. necessary;
man Young BOX 442-G Star
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AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-Ford. Mer.
curry. Zephyr dealer. sell new and used
cars; liberal commission plan; also bonus:
work{nr conditions BOX oSO-H, Star ONCE.
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BOY, white Is to 20, with car, for retail
sales route Alexandria, Va, and vicinity.
Also colored boy with same qualifications
to work In D. C. Apply 1904 Ga. ave. NV.
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LADY. young, desires part-time work.: re-
liable, willing. exp. children. COMPANION,
g.h.w.: reasonable Decatur 5091-W.
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PERSONAL.
(Continued.l

THE KINDLY NURSING HOME HAS
vacancies for bed patients. semi-inyalids;
= beautiful, large porch for resting during
the day; families vacationinG for the sum;
they return We viii give indiyiduai care;
splendid tray service: all type cases taken
sness e. ssSs doctors refer
HATS BLOCKED, REMoDELED; TURBANs
made 70 order. MISS AoPKiNs. lilo +
G FIJI. p.gy.rd sl o.or xsA ssss
VIII s9 nIsT, AND AND ROOM ROOM, Girl II! AGE
ster st. NV. Taylor O3S3.
COMPANION, HOUsEKEEPER OR PRAC-
tical nurse: widow. uniucumbered; patti
M. 1876 s1d love for the SICK best ref Call
RESIDENT MANAGER FOR MT. PLEAS
ant building; no salary part allowance on
apartment: some experience. Box ego.
MIDDLE AGED FOLKS ENJOY THE FRI
day frolic at 1914 18Th st. every Friday,
WAN CHARACTERIZATION FROM PREsI.
dental Gardens to Bethesda and return:
work 70 5 pm. Jackson 1881 l6s
NURSING HOME = VACANCY. NEAR
bath. for aged Or invalid patient. also
nrst,noor semi-private room; large shaded
81. 43s7 for rates o0''0'S '''efenes''
COLONIES. DIATHERMY ULTRA VIo-
1 Enrn redqein ne snd sinus n treatments pr.
srfE1EDA II. OsTRCW. 1909 Conn. ave. WI.
TUTORING. HOME OR OURS; MATH..
Eng. h. s.. or. subs: exams; sh. type,
Ss5; rent typ. 81 mo-; mos. $6. Boz
PRIVATE, DANCE STUDIO.
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HOUSE MOTHER housekeeper hostess,
companion: college graduate; drives car.
types. excellent cook, experienced school
dining room. restaurant; widely Travelled.
pleasant voice: business and social ref
erences: 9-year-old daughter: anywhere;
S15. Box 266-H. Star
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STENOGRAPHER CLERK. for building
products organization: permanent po-
siton with splendid opportunity for ad-
vancement; must be gentle, white. not
over 25. Only replies giving full expert
ence and references given consideration.
Box 423-H Star.
STOCKMAN in electrical supplies and fx-
lures: state. in own handwriting, expert
ence. age and salary expected. Box BAG.
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BEAUTY PARloRS.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced; won
derful French method used. DR.. Della
Ledendecker. 30o5 o st. NV. Mich. 112O,
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BOOKKEEPER and manaser for local NOV
ing and storage company; references re-
ouired; no beginners; steady work and good
pay to right person. Box 65-J. Star.
BODY AND FENDER MAN. Call Chestnut
ss44 or apply today. 1101 Wilson blvd,
Posslvn. Va
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STENC.-SECTY. 10, WITH COLLEGE training,
prefer single gentle. age 1928, yrs exp.,
perm, ST 20 mo-
sTENO ~. young. college training. single.
GENTLE, prefer yr. legal exp. perm. $50
mo
sTENO .-sECTY. a.. legal exp. age 23-
30 gentle, perm. S25 wk.
rate. 3 wks. temporary. S25 wk.
S'TENo. %, single. age 21-25, exp. knowI-
edGe ngures GOOD on tei, perm; ST VIZ:
a.. dept. store exp. $50 wk.
CLERK-TYP. %. laundry claims dept.
exp. neat, alert. accurate typist. age 25-
MALE STENOGRAPHERs age 1920, with
r. r. and mchdse. exp, a positions open)
BOYD EMPLOYMENT.
1893 St. (Est. 90 yrs.)
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-11
Have Your Car
ServiCed While
You Eat
Authorized
Shell Dealer

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Carlson and
family visited relatives at Omak on
Thursday and Friday.
Orlan Cline was operated on for
appendicitis at the Sacred heart
hospital Saturday.
Mrs Ira Evans and daughters,
Kathryn and Roberta. Mrs. Anna
Wosoba and Miss Anna Bell Miller
were Spokane shoppers. Thursday.
Miss Miller has been guest at the
Evans home the past week. She and
Miss Kathryn are room mates ut
Puget Sound college.
julius Johnson of Almira was a
Maritime business caller Tuesday.
III. c. Kephart made business
trip to Couleo City. Tuesday.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-11

companies have started work on their
new elevators.
Mrs, Cotter, mother of Mrs. Mag
gle Hayes, passed away ut her home
in Hartline, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nelson and
daughters were guests at the Henry
Nelson home, Sunday.
Latest reports from l.. w. Higgin-
lothian are that he is getting along
as well as can be expected.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-11

Grange met in regular session Sat-
urday might with 3S present. Follow
ing the business session a literary
program was presented by Mrs. H. c.
Hirschel. Mrs Underwood's group
served sandwiches, pickles and cof-
fee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Tilson and
Alice May Evers attended the show
lat Almira, Sunday evening.
Mrs. D. F. Jolly and Mrs. Carl In
gram were Coulee City callers Fri
day.
7. r. Higgirbotham made bust
ness trip to Spokane on Tuesday.
Mrs II, H. Higgins and party Of
10 ladies attended the show at Ma
son City, Tuesday.
Mrs. Ivan Carlson was an Almira
business caller, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Evers were
Spokane shoppers, Friday
Donald Underwood, who has been
employed in Spokane, is home for
vacation.
Burt LETTERS helped Chris Evers
on his dam, Wednesday.
April has lived up to the old say
ing, capri showers bring May flow
ers..' for we certainly have been get
ting showers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Haase and
family were Coulee Dam shoppers on
Thursday.
Frank Lindblad made business
trip to Spokane Sunday, returning on
Monday.
Oscar Nelson IF Cheney IS here Wis
ting old neighbors and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Strauss and
son, Dicky, of Republic, spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. P. e.
Coley.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Rainier and Mis-.
Stappish of Chewelah motored to
Hartline Wednesday, to- bring Mrs.
Gage home. She had spent the winter
there. Mrs. James Harris returned
home with them for a couple weeks
visit.
Mrs. H. Higgins ymotored to Spo-
kane Friday, returning home Sunday.
Lawrence Ford and Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Platz of Omak were Sunday
guests at the Ivan Carlson home.
Vim Poe and son, James, daugh-
tiers, Kathryn and Mrs. Roy Brown,
motored to Spokane, Thursday. Miss
Kathryn remained for medical treat
ment at the Sacred Heart hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Volk visited
his aunt, Mrs. Anna Wosoba, and also
at the J. w. Harmon home Sunday
They were returning from Spokane
to their home at Bremerton.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-11

undersigned has been appointed and
has qualified az executor Of the es
tate of Louise Adams, deceased; that
all persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby required to serve
the same, duly verified, ON said exc
cutor or his attorneys of record at
the address below stated and file the
same with the clerk Of said court. to-
gether with proof Of such service,
within six months after the date of
, first publication of this notice, Or the
same will he barred
Date Of first publication: April 8,
1910.
FREDERICK c. ADAMS
Executor
Washington and Wickwire
Attorneys for Said Estate
Ephrata, Washington.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-11
| RIGHT OUT OF THE AIR
BY EARLE FERRIS ;,

Howard, the network actor and
composer, is bringing back his old
composition, when Bill Bailey
Played the Ukulele" Radio experts
predict the song will encourage the
renaissance of the ukulele craze,
too.
Few living composers hear their
works played by great orchestra,
yet Meredith Wilson, Good News"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-11
N EU RITIS

RllIEvE PAIN IN FEW MINUTES
To relieve the torturing pain of Neuritis,
nheumstisnn, Neuralgia or Lurnbago In
few minutes, get the Doctors formula
NuRITO. Dependable-no opiates. no mar
eot,cs. Does the work quickly-must relieve
worst pain. to your satisfaction In few
minutes or money back at Druggists. Don't
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-11
Mo. 1881
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the SUPERIOR Court of the State
Of Washington. in and for the County
of Grant
In Probate.
In tho Matter of the Estate OF
Louise Adams, Deccaseo.
Notice Is hereby given that the
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-11
\/1cKI VoLA pictured here, is fea-
tured as Edith Miller" the
district attorneys secretary in the
Mr.. District Attorney series

which is now being heard Thurs
day nights at 800 pm, est, over
the NBC-Red network. Miss VIOLA
halls originally from the Coast and
has been in numerous radio pro-
grams.
Sound-effects man Charlie For
syth, of Radio Theatre fame, got
more kilograms than the stars of
the dramatic hour when THE
Rains Came" was presented. The
wires were from broadcast techni-
clans throughout the country wish
ing him luck with his rain effects,
which are among the most difficult
to produce over the air.
Thirteen new Mutual stations
are carrying Raymond Gram
Swings commentary sponsored by
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-11

conductor pictured here. heard the
Los Angeles Symphony Orchestra.
Albert Coates conducting, play his
Symphony No 2 in E Minor
subtitled The Missions of Cali
fornia." Wilson's composition was
played on April a and 5.
Bob Ripley is bachelor by
choice, but not his own choice, APP
parently. For recently the Blonde
Brigade, an organization which is
composed of hundreds of blondes.
conferred on him the title of Hon
orary Grand Commander.
Little Ann Shepherd, star of
Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne," looks
so collegiate that two fashion mag
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-09
Macon Here Tuesday
70 Test The Bulldogs
Clements Has
Many Cases

Recorder r. f. Clements disposed
If several charges today in county
court.
Edward E. Shannon, charged with
careless and reckless driving, had
prayer ior judgment continued upon
payment of the costs. 1t was shown
the court that the prosecuting wit
ness had been satisfied as to dam
age done.
Frank Bullock. Negro, faced the
court, charged with drunken driving,
possessing and transporting non-taN
paid whisky. He was given six
months on the roads. suspended upon
payment Of q fine Of $50 and costs,
and his drivers license was revoked
for II months.
Frank Plummer, Negro, was guilty
of being drunk and possessing nom
tax paid whisky. He was given six
months, suspended upon payment OF
a fine Of $40 and costs Of court. He
must also show good behavior for
the next two years William Balthrop,
Thomas Moss, all Negroes, were
wood BalthrSp, all Negroes, were
charged with being drunk. Each was
given so days, suspended upon pay
ment Of 4 fine Of $40 and costs, and
showing good behavior for the next
two years.
George Adams was given 80 days
on the roads for drunk driving, sus-
pended upon payment Of a fine OF
$50 and costs of court, and not drive
for another II months.
Prayer for judgment was continued
upon payment Of the costs as to
Thomas Shearing, who was guilty
og boring drunk.
Roy Bullock, Negro, was guilty Of
assault, and prayer for judgment
was continued upon payment of the
costs, and showing good behavior
for the next two years.