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town, Pa, is the guest of her aunt
Mrs. James c. Biddle, at Paradise.
Mrs. william Chinn Arrives
To Visit Mrs. Hamilton.

Mrs. William Chinn and Mrs
Philip Triplett of Seabring, Fla,
arrived today to visit their sister,
Mrs. Alexander S. Hamilton.
Mrs. Fred Kettle of st. Augustine,
Fla, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
w. A Lewis at Mount Eccentric,
near The Plains.
Invitations have been issued fol
a dance to be given August q at
Glenville, The Plains, in honor OF
Miss Elizabeth Turner and Mr.. Dan
lei Cox, whose engagement has been
announced. The hosts will be Mr.
and Mrs. Edward C. Turner. Mr.
and Mrs. T. Turner Foster and Mrs
Foster Palmer.
Mrs. Gould Shaw and her daugh-
tiers, Misses Penny and Yolande
Shaw, have returned to their home
here after spending several months
in Arizona and California.
Miss May Mills of Baltimore is
spending some time with Mrs. Har-
rison Nesbit, who recently returned
from Ogonquit, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Upton Richards
have rented the Pilson house on
Culpeper street and will take pos
session September l.. 500 .u. ~
Mr.. George Corbin. who went
from here to California so years
ago, is visiting relatives in Kappa
hammock and Culpeper Counties.
Miss Betsy Bartenstein is spend
ing this week with her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fitzhugh
Gray, in New York.
Mr.. Francis A. Georger, jr., who
has been at an engineering camp in
New Jersey, and Mr.. Patrick Geor-
ger. who has been at the summer
camp of Augusta Military Academy
near Hot Springs. have returned tc
the home of their parents, DR.. ano
Mrs. F. A. Georger.
Mr.. Paul c. Richards is visiting
his son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
Evening star., 1941-08-24
Social Events
OF Interest to
WarrentOn
Mrs. Marie Smith
Visiting Her Sister.
Miss L. NJ. Bouligny

WARRENTON, Va, Aug. 23.-
Mrs. Marie B. Smith of New Orleans
is the guest of her sister, Miss L. M.
Bouligny, at the Warrenton Country
School. Her son, Mr.. Marion Smith.
who came with her, has returned
home.
Mrs. S. Clark Reynolds has re-
turned to her home here after
spending several weeks in Maine.
Miss Isabel Hilleary, Miss Janet
Hamilton and Mrs. M. G. Douglas
are in Atlantic City for a week.
Mr.. George Thompson of Parkers-
burg, w. Va, is the guest of his
cousin, Mrs. B. D. Spilman, at Elway
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Batchelder
and their daughters have returned
from a vacation in Merton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Lees are
spending some time in Baltimore.
Mrs. Foxhall Keene Taylor, who
has spent the summer here, and
her husband, who recently joined
her from New York, will leave on
Sunday to spend a week at Virginia
Beach, where their daughter Char
lotte went early in the week with
her grandmother, Mrs. L. H. Cham
berlain.
Miss Rena Allison of Cleveland
is spending her vacation here with
her father, Mr.. j. R. Allison.
Mrs. E. G. Chamberlain
To Join Husband in New York.
Mrs. Edmund Gillette Chamber
lain, who has lived in Washington
for several years and spends her
summers at West View, near War
renton, will leave in September to
| join her husband in New York,
which will be their home for some
time. Their daughter, Miss Mary
Stuart Chamberlain, will be a stu
dent at the University of Texas,
and their son, E. G. Chamberlain,
jr., will enter Fishbourne Military
Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ewell OF
Richmond are the week end guests
of DR.. and Mrs. William Newton
Hodgkin. .
Mrs. E. sumpter Smith of Spar
tanburg, S. c., is the guest of her
sisters-in-law. Miss Effie Smith and
Mrs. +. A. Winter, at West View.
Miss Minnie Fisher has left for
Kentucky where she will spend a
month with her sister.
Mrs. G. N Saegmuller and Miss
Sallie cambridge Saegmuller have
returned home after spending two
weeks with Mrs. Saegmullers par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. William Dan
bridge Terrell of Arlington. at their
cottage on Chesapeake Bay. Mr.
Saegmuller. who was at Saratoga,
| has also returned
Mrs. ]. William Slaughter enter
tanned Monday afternoon at her
home at The Plains for her guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Taylor of Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. George Dawson of Potts
Evening star., 1941-08-24
lived Thursday to spend q fort

rived Thursday to spend q fort
night.
Mrs. Mary c. Greer of Welcome
has with her for a few weeks Miss
Mary Mccarthy Of Asbury, N. j.
Mrs. j. A. Sauer of Washington
Is spending two weeks with her
brother, Mr.. T. w. Lyon, at his La
Plata home.
Mrs. F. w. Hopper of La Plata
left Monday with her nephew, Mr..
Perry Phelps of Hinsdale, ILL.,, for
Bedford, Pa, where they will spend
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown Mont
fort and their family of Washing
ton are the guests of Mrs. Mont
forts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Truman
Cross Slingluff, at Chickohomony,
their place on the Wicomico at
Bushwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Bailey
Evening star., 1941-08-24

and Miss Daisy Aline of Washing
ton are spending this Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul j. Bailey at their
home on st. Clements Bay.
Ensign Kenneth Duke, jr., has
arrived to spend six weeks Of his
vacation from the Naval Academy
in Annapolis with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Duke of Eldon.
Evening star., 1941-08-24
Persons Away

Mr.. Warren Lee Pierson, presi-
dent Of the Export-Import Bank,
few to Brazil yesterday from
New York. Mrs. Pierson, who
went to New York Friday to bid
her husband farewell. will spend
q week at the st. Regis before
returning to her apartment in
the Sh0reham
Evening star., 1941-08-24

been planned for Mrs. Powell and
Mrs. Wean during their stay here
Mrs. Frank P. Farley, president
Of the Woman's Club of Bethesda,
will entertain some of her commit
tee members at luncheon Tuesday.
The party will be held at her home
on Chevy Chase boulevard.
Among the parties given earlier In
the week was the dinner that Mr..
and Mrs. Vernal Brown of Brookdale
gave Tuesday for some out-of-town
guests. At this party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Schroeder of Grafton,
w. Va, and Miss Mary Young and
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Rayfleld Of
Frederick, Md.
MIR. and Mrs. J. c. Batham
Plan Parties for Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Batham OF
Chevy Chase Gardens have planned
. number of small parties in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs William E. Batham
and their daughter, Mabel Batham,
who came Friday for To-day visit.
Late summer vacations are now
being taken by a number OF resi-
dents in the Bethesda area. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph G.. Cooper Of
Brookdale are visiting relatives in
Des Moines, Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Stinchfield of West Haven are
spending several weeks in Mil
waukee, and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
r. Watkins and their daughter, Miss
Louise Watkins of Somerset, Nd,
have gone to Perryville, KY, to
visit Mrs. Watkins mother and sis
ter. On their return trip they will
stop In Cleveland to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Shoemaker. Mrs.
Shoemaker is the former Miss Mary
Lee Watkins, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin l.. Aubinoe
Of Greenwich Forest are spending
the week end at Camp Strawder-
man, Columbia Furnace, Va, where
they went to attend the water fes-
tival, one of the principal events
held each year at the close of the
camping season. Their daughter
Miss Dottie Love Aubinoe, who won
first honors in competitive SWIM
ming and diving tests at Kenwood
Country Club early in the summer,
is taking leading part in the fes-
tival. Mrs. Aubinoe went to the
camp Thursday and Mr. Aubinoe
and their son, Allan Aubinoe, who
has returned from Camp Sha-Mi-
Del-Eca at Greenbrier Military
Academy joined Mrs. Aubinoe and
her daughter yesterday.
Mrs. Gordon H. Sears and her
son, Roger Sears, also are attend
ing closing ceremonies of the sum-
mer camping season. They went to
Roxbury, VT, Thursday to be pres
ent at the field day and banquet
held in connection with the clos
ing of the camp, where Mrs. Sears
daughter Elizabeth has been for the
summer. They will return to their
Bradley Hills home on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel E. Bogley
OF Bethesda are now occupying their
new country place on River road
beyond the Congressional Country
Club. Mr.. Bogley is one Of group
Of young county residents who take
an active part in the riding events
at the nearby horse shows and since
horses are his hobby, he and Mrs
Bogley have named their place
Hobby Hill.
Evening star., 1941-08-24

and Mrs. Edward Richards, in Nor
folk, Va.
Miss Carol Beard will leave
Monday to visit relatives on the
Eastern Shore of Virginia.
Mrs. James w. Sinclair, who is
spending the summer on Cape Cod,
is at. her home here for a few days.
Evening star., 1941-08-24
Many Parties in Bethesda
And Lower Montgomery
Mrs. Horace Beall and Sister,
Miss Sue Thomas, to Give
Luncheon Bridge Wednesday

of the Bethesda neghborhood
the last few much
local will
time ouoftown spend the
Of Montgomery County
Wednesday Bean her sister,
luncheon
bridge Philadelphia
luncheon will
from Plainhd j. to spend fort
night Sydney Karr Several other parties have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

A Feaiur. PROFESSOR RAJAH, ELINoR.
MILDRED. LOLA. JESSIE, Entertainers.
gsinbow Tearoom 40 John r.
LIQUOR habit stopped a. home secretly
Arnold. 2f6i Nat. Bank Bids. RIA '2si.
ABUNDANT HEALTH through electro
therspy Calwood Health Saloon, lO53'
Woodward. Townsend 5-s5o'
ADA y. LORD-Rars opportunity. Edu-
Gated Guslhed, concise. IA6 Lothrop
Madison l3f3.
ALICE SNYDER. astfoioger 3li5 Second
boulevard, apartment :. Phone TErrace
2-s3ft
AMAZING Il. NJ" Astrologistl Whom
you've heard over radio. consultation,
your home or mine Appointments, 1873
Gnchrist Vermont 5-4t32
ARDEN Health studio new management,
4id5 Woodward Sew York graduates.
Temple 1857
.AsTROIOGY FLORENCE Ia valley. salts
factory consultations daily, sunday. 52S2
TrHmhui Tyler 1891
ASTROLOGER c. Lowell well known De
troiteF, popular IN Florida. Lafayette
o32f.
.AsTRuLoGER - Eyangehne Berry. llA0
Hibhard. near East Jefferson LEnoA
1851 81 n0
AsTROLoGY Miss Lena Manning chero-
kee Indian. appointments fis Meldtum-
FizroS iaS2
ASTROLOGER SO years experience,
WORLDS FAIR. Radio. 80 Peterboro.
rIIetry 6sf4
AT BILL CRAFTS GRILL Asirologer
Estcue Noon luncheon. l2i John r.
downstairs
DEBT relief Soc Creit Adjustment CO.,
ss3 Rarlum Tower Detroit CT s347
DR.. Floyd Mullins-Chiropractor
Palmer GRADUATE, new location. 1882
Woodward Temple 1-9lAs.
GALL KIENZr on0s liver ssn bladder
stomach Eas. gladstone attacks prevents
operations. 1910 Rurhngsme TOWNSEND
81 'Nn
HAIR REMOVED Permanently Electroly
sis - Hour Antoinette Aust. 1858
lakewood LEnox so32
MARIE sCHELL. 22is Ashland Weight
reduction. rheumatism. neuri'is. Tele-
phone LenoX $685.
MEN WOMEN, WAIT VIM Sttmulants
IN OstreV Tonic Tablets pep up bodies
lacking Vitamtn 81. Iron, Calcium. Phos-
phorous special Introductory 35c size todaN
uniy 29c For sale A. al drug stores eNftl
where In Detroit an Cunnlrrham's. KIN
sci sans and Walrrecn pWg stores
MRS RAVE Astrologist Featured AZ state
Fair 5a35 Mitchell plaza 2jo3
NoT RESPONSIBLE for dents contracted
by my wife Dorothy, after this date.
Michael Muck0l
on and after this DAY VIII not be respou-
sihie for debts contracted By my wire
Fay William G. Waltz. 1850 Frontenac
pHYSfOTHERAPY Special Monday. Tues
day. Wednesdav 50 90 @9l0 West Grand
boulevard. Madison o52e
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working.
Doctor De Swarte Rectal Clinic, 50u5 Cas-
avenue. Temple i2l2i.
PROF ELTON. AsTRoLoGY
Consultations daily, 10 20 5. Tuesdays and
Fridays tin q Closed Sunday 3ils John
r. between Erskne and Eliot. speciai 81.
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE-Church Of
Christ Appointments daily 1860 West
Grand boulevard. Tyler 6-7333
REVEREND TRAEB Consultations Daily.
Old Timer IN Detroit. 33l7 Michigan.
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DRIVERS WANTED
Machine Repairmen

EXPERIENCED ALL-ARoUNp FLOOR
MEN
AIS WEST FORT STREET
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SALESMFN " ~ 1 ~
APPLY BETWEEN ] AND
ssi4 WAGNER, NEAR LlNERNoIs
THREE BOYS ls-2i--TtAye, - states
circulation organization high school
rradustes neat appearing leave Sunday
ss@sn.y fsa;isr5 --sss So, rails ., Sgsass a..
count; experience unnecessary Applt s-i2
y m Hofe Grant. " q. neadwN'cf.
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Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

Al SPECIAL 9xi2. S2.q1
Beautifully cleaned. renovated. absolutely
guaranteed irsYed. GARFIELD Rug and
Furniture Cleaner TYLER $1,000 76t9
N riHtor loon Jos. Campau
AMERICAN Catpe, Cleaning Co -9NI2.
$3.50. guar s35s Oakland MA 1913
a RIAL CLEANiNG-qx: S295. guar
snieed. Insured. complete window shade
service
SUPERIOR RIG AND SHADE CLEANERS
$50 Woe' STATE Fair Townsend s-c777
CARPETS, ruEs made over; laid, repaired
Standard Rug opt. Cleaners RIA. 6i5i.
COMPLETE motorized carpet and furnl-
ture cleaning. IN home or Office Town
send $4,000
SOUTHWESTERN Carpet Cleaning 1913
CollinEVood Rugs cleaned. insured Tele-
phone HOgatth 3IO0
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EMPLOYMENT Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
620-2 p TRANSPORTATION RLDG
JONES Employment ille Resuhie7
Workers. couples. Porters MAIDS
Weaknesses Columbia 100
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Starry all Is forgiven. come home sandy
is dyine. r A.
WISHING WELL. Tearoom Featuring
Renown Astrologist Jeanette ana
others 1904 Broadway. room 220.-
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Female Help Wanted

ATTENTION White school eir fot house
work during Summer vacation. no cook
irc of Washing assist Win hoiS"w"rk ana
children tleciuC dsnwasher Mari grove
section Write Box SO $40 Detroit Times
BEAUTY OPERATORS uWoD. permanent
position. good PAY Apply 1920 East
seven Mile.
WHITE GIRL light
homework ore chht iiul Indiana.
.Tn.ytrstN 1-0f@0
GENERAL small family, good home pri-
yste room 1886 santa barbara. Uni
yersiv i-575l
GIRLS a. assls, a. dancing instructors. 50
PR NIGHT GUARANTEE no eNper.-
eucr NECESSARY p p m HOLLYWOOD
SCHOOL ~ pancne f2il Woodward
Terrace 2-ss12
HlGH SCHOOL gn part lime, care %
cnild and ass. steady duuns vacation.
Drsxel 1908
HOUSFWORK- General white. private
room excellent home, small family.
.rnlyersLty 1-176l.
HOUsFWORK Middle aged Italian pre-
ferred more for home than wages
MuiraN 2b2h.
LADIES "a to "a years II YOU sincerely
want work We have your answer. short
hours. good pay Phone Cherry o6I2 for
appointment
MIDDLE-AGEp. white, general small
family. good cook tMoving 10 Ann
.Arbori Tuxedo 2-l206.
TAILORESS WANTED
Experienced on bnshenne on mems suits
and trousers Apply personal Office before
noon Saturday
SEARS-ROEBUCK e. co.
-------l Aoal WOODWARD AVE
MATTRESSES
Young dark haired. size l2-14; for New
Tropics union house union wages Apply
between and Wolverine Hotel.
MATTRESSES WANTED At ONCE
Robinhood 20i76 Livernois corner
Chippewa
WANTED GIRLS 10 work contingent.
Fountain salcspeopc must be a. leas,
rs years old Apply 100 oAkman Blvd.
S a M 10 II noon except saturday.
WHITE GENERAL Laundry. excellent
home. chldrcn.-stay nights. Telephone
University 1874.
WOMAN white. general hou.ework no
laundry. good with children Tuxedo
275p0
WHITE Woman Homework stay nights.
7t05 Melrose. upstairs
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Lowns, Gardens, Supplies

Al PASTURE S0d no weeds. machine
cut. delivered. aid TWlnbrook 1880
Al Tor soil yards 81 90, yards. So
Tyler 1--0Z-
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EXPERIENCED colored girl STEADY
DAYS, cleaning. 50 so, car fare Refer
ences Townsend 6-si12.
EXPERIENCED LADY Nishe. part time
weeks, cooking; excellent ironer Terrace
2si26
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes DAYS:
thorough cleaner excellent roncr Tyler
$3.50
EXPERIENCED grl wishes days week :
work thorough lsundfess, cleaner. Fuz'
roy s426
EXPERIENCED MAID wishes work store
hotsG office cleaning references. Tyler
.b-22ls
EXPERIENCED woman wishes DAYS work
good worker laundry. IRONING. Cherry
l7tT0
SPRING CLEANING Walls ceilings
washed neat vors references Evenings
Cedar 1920
N1ffrF = xrtHse pas'frs ss-trfiy v,-7eg
large washing shoHt Sc everylhinr
iroref careful Wors ca' and deliver
Townsend s7ep'
WHITE pam sewirr. clean0Ar laundry
references soc hour Wesr SIDE. CEda'
1921
Rad Times Want ADS for prohi U.s.
them for results
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Male and Female Help Wanted

MARRIED COUPLE who can spare their
evenings and earn SIS weekly pleasant
work. no experience or money needed. CAL
Miss Meyers. CA osf9.
SEVEN. POUND Webster Dictionary IN
SIS 20 deal -- pays commission % so per
order experienced magazine solicitors
male or female 4n4 Ford Bids T. c. Eliot
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Dine and Dance

.ARNOLDtS Coffee shop Prenford Hotel
Business lunches, parties specially. 1926
Woodward.
CLUBS Restaurant Complete evening
dinners noonday lunches. 1890 Wood
ward. Townsend 9-oT99.
CLUB ALICIA Liquors beer, entertainm :
nightly dance. s535 Mt. Elliott. Nv. 1852
COLONIA BAR-Choice liquors wines.
beers. cocktails. 1852 Charlevos
Murray e07i
'PARKsIDE BAR - F. Warren Dickerson.
Chicken IN the Rough soc LIZ. 6741.
sCoTTY's Fish-Chips (Ouen initiated.
never equaled) lf945 Livernois. Uni
versity l-02l6.
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BERT BAKER
Grand River, Cor. Livernois
HeIn Wnntcd-Lnstruetion

~ YOU Ike 20 nvaW sketch o. Ps.ri
Write for Talent Test tno ieel Give axe
ana ocrrpatior. Box 65l6 Detroit Times.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

.KODAKs. Movie Cameras. VIII sell buy,
exchange. Acme Camera Ex., 5l7 shelby
So ROLL-AWAY beds. So 95: grass seed,
&c 10. Dawson Unclaimed Freight stores,
1887 Livernois. 273e r Dawson, 1924
Grand River 1910 Mack
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Situations Wonted-Maie
Situations Wanted-Fsmale

SALVATION Army-Rehable men stead
or odd Jobs Cracker Cadillac 229a
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Moving, Storage, Carriage

\ SAVING IN 20 30 per cent under pres
ont long distance tariff low se'-off
STORAGE rates Robinson Storage. 434 East
Willis TanlDie i-f-TS
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LoSf ana ouHd
BRIEF CASE. c10tanins music oro0rs
fratIonF. reward. 1853 lhi! -tft lhi
Telephone Ninev 1od -o06'
coNTAN 1s Gamers Sqb~f7nHa4 rt-
ward Telephone Trinity $500 "a
'rnsian $50
LosT- Portable electric sa~ ~ oIut 'si-
r,trr CASE somewhere on FcnhfI. nr
Nese-s Nav % Reward $50 1927
Appoire Dawson enao
SCARAB bracelet tne Eht0rhooe Riolref
state Parkl Reward ki0ah telephone
Madison 1Frr
Small. pOG-Tar Black Nose Button
No'fy Orion police Telephone Townsend
T-17Ae
WEDDING rms, gold diamonds, 50 Clair
steamer Reward Kindly telephone
TYLER 4-5ets.
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UphOis tering

ABSOLUTELY iron-clad guarantee. two
pieces S27. FIDELITY Upholsterers.
OREGON 07S0
BAZELL's for guaranteed quality uphol-
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CALL TIE. l-l27q FREE ESTIMATE
MOON BROS. UPH. 45i9 q. RIVER
EXCEPTIONAL. upholsterinE quality by
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manship. choice materials free esti-
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OOO7
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l0fi2 Fenkell no. 1888
PULLMAN uphostering Co.; factory. -
Hendrie. 2pc. S27 SO. Call MA 65Ai,
TWO PIECES. S2T 5o--FREE CHAIR
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.. Pc Set Completely Recovered, 500. rs.
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i0-PC. BEDROOM OUTFIT
$4,000

Bed. Vanity Chest Of Drawers Springs
Mattress Bench, Pillows. Vanity Lamps
81 90 delivers.
Omen Sunday and Evenings
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-11

crown and kept it in possession until
leaving high school, after which Joe
Grahek began where Kun left of by
garnering the state diving title and
holding it for three years in a row
For six years Ely was supreme in state
plank work.
In 1888 Klun garnered his initial
state diving title, and repeated the
performance in 1884 and in 1885
Eyeing sitter competition, he entered
the Northwest swimming championship
and successfully defended his crown
! the following year.
Klun did not only excel in walk
ing the plank, "~but was free style
swimmer of considerable ability. He
competed in the 40, 100, and go dur
ing dual meets and occasionally was
entered in the 100 back stroke event.
Entering the University of Minnesota
in 1886, Klun warmed up to cole
giate competition at the freshmen
teams Geographic meets, and the fol-
lowing year won a diving berth on
the varsity and held it until gradua-
ton. AS a sophomore he captured
fourth in the Big Ten meet and fifth
in the National intercollegiate.
Along came 1888, and with it disaster
after fashion, for Kun dropped his
first dual meet in diving since begin
ming competition as sophomore in
high school. Ray North of Northwest
ern university took Junior Student Klun
into camp, but at the Big Ten meet
later in the season the Ely man, while
getting into the finals, had the salts
faction of seeing North eliminated in
the preliminaries.
Two additional dual meets went to
college competitors as Klun set up
something of a record for six years OF
high school-college diving competition.
After nine years of being on the
receiving end of diving and swimming
instruction, Klun now turns about and
is on the giving end. A graduate of
Minnesota where he received his degree
in physical education, he viii soon be
in the thick of the fight between range
swimming mentors.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-11
new COACH IS
TITLE winner
Held State Diving Title for
Three Years; Back Home
to Teach.

When Leonard Klun took over the
swimming coach's position for Memoir
ial high school, it was probably like
going back home for the former Ely
high star.
Kun is one Of the best divers and
all-around swimmers ever turned out
by the institution he now returns to,
and is a protege of Max Herseth, who
in Is years at Memorial high produced
some mighty fine paddlers and divers.
After graduating from the local high
school, Klun entered the University of
Minnesota where he gave the Big Ten
some of its best diving exhibitions.
Kun received his first taste Of a
title when in the eighth grade. He
won fourth place in fancy diving in
the state high school meet. Two years
later he had taken over the state