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Evening star., 1941-07-09
UNHEARD-OF VALUED

Price greatly reduced. Sa.T5O; easy
terms Beautiful corner detached home
on corner Of Alaska ave. above Waiter
Reed Hospital; rare matured trees. shrub
berry, flowers. Living room 81 #. With
open fireplace and bay window: sunroom.
dinette, pantry, > bedrooms, tile bath on
1st floor. 2nC floor. ] bedroom, space for
additional bedroom and bath. We fell in
love with this home and are sure you VIII.
See it now. REALTY ASSOCIATES. Ma.
LIS iii d N
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POOR HEALTH FORCl
SACRIFICE.
CENTER-HALI, COLONIAL

IN ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES.
splendid new center-hall brick home
Just west of 18th St. in one of the best
lures an exceptionally large lot crossed by
a natural stream; many trees and ample
den and laYatory. 25-ft. living room, big
bedrooms. baths; large attic: out Of
ground basement with space for recrea
ton room. The price is only S16500. For
details call Mai. Yaneey. co. 0346.
FRANK s PHILLIPS. DI. 14l1,
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OWNER LEAVING TOWN SIX-ROOM
brick, finished attic. screened porch, oil
heat insulated. weather-stripped. slate
roof, garage. Conv to schools, churches,
transportation. Phone Hobart 1888 l5'
2O31 LIST ST Nw-BRICK, ROOMS,
bath; price. $3.50, il sold as is; small
down payment. balance one trust. payable
like rent OWNER Republic 1860; ewes,
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PETWORTH SECTION.
JUST COMPLETED
NEW 2-FAMILY HOUSE.

23l ANACOSTIA RID Sc
Adjoining new Greenway development. very
accessible 10 Navy Yard; good tranSporta-
tion and new shopping center: private en-
frances, with 4 large rooms and bath on
each noori let your rent help paw for
this home and investment; excellent value:
easy terms inspect at once; open daily,
10 to q. Out Pa. ave. Sc, left on Mn
right ! block on AnacoStia I'd. TO our sign.
BAKER BEATTY 60. INC DT- III
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2l14 18th ST. N.W.-S2S, $50, S32 per
mo-; Southern home cooking. Mrs. Lula
Dean, te.. North 925S. IL"
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143S KENNEDY ST NV, off 10th
Lovely detached home double room. next
bath. shower; cool: large veranda; meals.
34lO 18th ST NW.-Single and double
rooms, with semi-pVt. bath; large yard
with trees CO. 111S.
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1889 KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Vscancy in re-
fined Jewish home for l or gentlemen
RA S2O3 Nr. tennis courts.
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5000 18th ST. NW-Nice md fir. room:
ch.w.; with board: for Govt. empl. young
woman. unlim. phone: $40.
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1401 18th ST. NV

Ideal residence for business people; sin
giles doubles: plenty of baths: switchboard.
cal LIZ
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Continued

Large house for rooming. Details on request.
Petworth-.93 front. E rooms and bath;
oil burner, etc; S7,150O0.
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CHEVY CHASE AND BETHESDA AREA
Furnished houses from $50 to $3.50 for
summer or yearly rental
E. NJ. FRY, INC,
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WILL TRANSFER LEASE
To party buying complete furnishings OF
broom apt: rent, $50: income, Sl10, all
rented Call HO 1l4l
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IN GEORGETOWN-Roo and board;
cool, attractive room: $40 month; gentle
men preferred. Ordway 0994,
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TAKOMA PARK. lu6 Holly ave.-Entire
end floor, unfurnished; large rooms,
kitchen, bath. utilities. VIII divide or
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Mr., BUILDER-LOT l5Oxl3O FIT, COR
ner. Government park in rear: 2-story
Wsrtield 2232 Evening or before 10 a m.
So 500, CHEVY CHASE d. C.-LOVELY,
quiet street near everything; center hall,
large living rm. 16x22 TT: real bed
rooms See this exceptional bargain
promptly REALTY ASSOCIATES, Ma
1893 till 9 pm
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5000 ILLINOIS AVE NW-Jewish home.
master bedroom, twin beds, adj. shower;
balanced meals Georgia O.f33.
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WESTMORELAND HILLS.

Brick eeuter-hsll Colonial, in highly
restricted location, containing bedrooms.
3 baths. 1st-fioor paneled den and lava:
tory: u splendid clubroom with bar and
fireplace, 2-car garage An imposing lot
15xI5U It. Owner Will consider small
house in trade. For details call Major
FRANK s PHILLIPS. DI 1411.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NEAR NAVY YARD, I34H South Carolina
ave. s.e-Large front room, twin beds
chw.: $3.50 and 50 each. Lincoln 700o.
1854 EUCLID ST. NV, Apt. 23-Airy
room in pvt apt twin beds: good location,
conv. transp.. unlim. phone; home cooking.
co. c13O
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Mr.. WARDMAN PIX AND CONN. AVE.
Pvt. home, conf. twin beds, unlim. phone:
excel. meals; gentlemen; S35. co. BIZ j.
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14O6 10th ST N.W-Double or triple rm..
twin beds plenty closet space: / large
windows; excellent meals walk dist
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BEST BUY IN NE.

IN MODERN TRINIDAD SECTION
Attractive 1S-foot tapestry brick. in hish
elevation. Il large rooms, > inclOSed anc
heated rear porthes. porches ioored and
beautifully finished. Built-in garage, hot
water heat with oil burner; pipes in walls
for Ink House in excellent condition
throughout. Price. So $50: $3.50 cash, S55
month. Evenings call Shepherd 1913.
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
9TH an5 II StS NE FR 2OOn
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DOWNTOWN.

Modern, freproof, convenient apt bldg /;
elevator, secretaria phone. TOURAINE,
1880 r st. NV DU. $500
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1925 RHODE ISLAND AVE.
Attractive rooms for refined men and
women, from S36; walking distance from
Govt. Offices and shopping center; excel
lent food. best service and phone in every
room
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1909 21st st. N.W-Double or triple studio
room, 3 single rooms. Gentlemen. Excellent
meals. Elevator. Nj. Dupont Llr. MI. 03l 5.
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CHEERFIJJ, CORNER APT

| rooms. kitchenette and bath. SIS.
| Another Groom apt available at S67 80.
| THE ALLEN, l block south from the east
| end OF Calvert St. Bridge, 24l0 goth st.
! NV See manager
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= New 2-Familv Bargains!

Cut Cost TO Si2 50.
Only SS.2 25O for these brand-uer
brick seml-detached 2-famlly homes.
reasonable cash and Sos a month
to buy: first floor rents $50 so. 2nd
floor. $40 50, live in one, rent the
other cut payment to as low AZ
$3.50 a month.
EDMUND J. FLYNN.
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. ACRES
$3.50; Chevy Chase, d. C-Modern g.
rm bunga allow, , acres with brook running
through: garage garden, trees KEN
SINGTON REALTY CO. SH 266S
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SH. 2022.
ALEXANDRIA VA-S4 900.

New, brick. rooms bath, sir-condi..
auto. heat; all improvements includinz
hard-surfaced streets. curbs. cutters. SIDE
walks. alleys; S554.l5 cash including all
settlement charges, S31 65 a month.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Call Temple 26OO Until aPM
POOR HEALTH FORCES
SACRIFICE.
Silver Spring. near Sligo Park-Dutc1
Colonial brick home, with living room Il SIX
22l, dining room. sunroom, kitchen,
bedrooms and bath. full basement; garage
several special features; good yard. with
fruit. flowers and shrubs.
$3.50.
c H HILLEGEIST CO,
1921 K st. NV. Ma $500.
Ewes and Sun, Mr. Ruark, EN-. 0624.
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26l9 WOODLEY PL. NV, vicinity OF
Wardman Park Hotel-Choice vacancies;
overlooking Rock Greek Park DU. 9162.
5000 ILLINOIS AVE NW-Jewish home,
master bedroom twin beds. adj. shower;
balanced meals. Georgia 0333.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-09
Senior Ditch Day
Proves Fun For All

Ditch Day" of Coolidge high
school seniors last Friday was
pronounced a huge success ac-
cording to class members who
"ditched" school for a weekend
at Grand Canyon.
For this years trip, the Seniors
chose to see the Grand Canyon
and although the caravan Of cars
left Coolidge early Friday in a
heavy rain, the weather soon
cleared and remained good for
most of the trip.
On arrival at the Canyon, a pic
mic supper was served after
which the young people attended
a lecture at Bright Angel Lodge.
Cowboy singing and rope twirling
exhibitions finished the evening s
entertainment.
Saturday morning the main
party walked two miles down va
qui Trail while another party
composed of r. M. Springfield
and boys hiked all the way to
the bottom of the Canyon and on
to Phantom Ranch.
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o Mrs. Lonnie Wages is reported
to be seriously ill.
. Herschel Bonner is now living
in Phoenix, where he is employ
ed.
. Mrs. Julia Ray returned Mon
day from a visit with her daugh-
ter Mrs. May Hovey at Abilene,
Texas.
- T. Bicknell made a business
trip to Phoenix, Tuesday.
Q Mrs Hugh Miller was in Phoe-
nix on business. Wednesday.
Q Mrs. AL Christensen, who was
injured in a recent automobile ac-
cident, has improved so much that
she was able to be driven to Cool,
idge from her ranch, Wednesday
The event was marked by a visit
to the Beauty Shop to have her
hair fixed
OMr. and Mrs. l.. A. McCarty
spent Tuesday in Phoenix on bus
mess.
oJulius Festner of Chandler
spent Wednesday in Coolidge or
| business.
"a number of Coolidge residents
drove to Casa Grande, Sunday tc
see Father P. ]. Murphy's orchid
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Scottish Rite

San Carlos Scottish Rite club
degree team conferred three de-
grees at the Scottish Rite reunion
at Tucson, Monday.
Those making the trip were Ger
aid w. Bryant. George Hayduke,
G. A. Clements, d. S. Davis, Ma
than Zahalsky, Charles Cohen, P.
w. Hamilton, ]. A. Roberts, ]. F.
Reinhardt, all of Coolidge, and
Clarence Lewis and Hugh Hager
of Florence.
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meeting in the home of Mrs.
Avis Paul, Monday night.
Plans for the observance of
Poppy Day in memory of Ameri-
cas- World War dead were dis
cussed. The memorial flowers,
made by disabled war veterans,
will be offered for sale on the
streets by Auxiliary women Sat
urday, May oath.
Mrs. Marie MUIR, Poppy Day
chairman, reported that the pop
py contest which has been con-
Quoted by the Auxiliary in local
schools will close this week. The
posters will be judged by a COM
mittee to be announced later.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-09
New intermediate
G. E. President

Louise Irwin was elected presi-
dent of the intermediate Christian
Endeavor Society Sunday evening
at a meeting of the members in
Community Presbyterian Recrea-
tional hall.
Installation of officers will take
place next Sunday and those who
will be inducted into office with
the new president are Guy Wink
Ter, vice president; Ruth Knox,
secretary; Dorothy Dossey. treas
urer; Betty Clark, publicity chair
man; Martha Mayo, devotional
chairman, and Floyd Harmon
missionary chairman.
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Community Church
To Hold Special
Mothers Day Service

There will be special observ-
ance of Mothers Day at Commun-
ity Presbyterian church, Sunday.
prayers My Mother Taught
Me" will be sung by the choir of
Coolidge Musicians club, followed
with a solo number by Miss Gla-
dys Roche.
The sermon will be on Moth
er's Day" and the service will end
with observance of Holy Com
munion.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-09

oMr. and Mrs. M. H. Grossmiller
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Devine OF
Florence. spent Sunday at NO
gales where they witnessed the
Cinco de Mayo parade across the
border and attended the bull fight
later. The ladies in the party, ac-
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NOTICE OF LABOR LIEN
AUCTION SALE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will sell to the high
est bidder for cash one Harley
Davidson motorcycle, Motor No
27JD7392. with license number,
California No. 1890, issued in 1886
at public auction at the School
Garage in Sacaton, at 10 a. m. on
the 18th day of May, 1941.
This sale is made pursuant to
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tree in full bloom. Among those
who made the trip to see this
tree, the only one of it's kind In
Arizona are, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Purgel, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry N.
Shelter, Mrs. Julia Sepulveda and
friends and Mrs. Asa Gardner.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-09

Q The new Hayduke residence on
Roosevelt Avenue in West Cool
idge has just been completed and
will be occupied by the Bruce
Moody family shortly. Mr.. Moody
is the new Coolidge Western Au-
to Supply dealer. Sam E. Martin
was the contractor.
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an in accordance with Section
2O44 of the 1928 revised code of
Arizona to recover charges against
the said motorcycle amounting to
$500.
Signed:
H. E. MCKINNEY.
First publication, May 8, 1941.
Last publication, May 16, 194l.
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TUESDAY MAY 13

Red Cross Volunteer workers
meet in South Grammar school
from 8 to II a. m.
Pot luck supper at Community
church at $50 p. m. PUBLIC In
vited.
Odd Fellows meet at Masonic
Temple at 1880 p. m.
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cording to report, could not bear
to watch the animals tortured"
and left early. The men saw IT
through, but felt sorry for the
horses"
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-09
Calendar Of Events
MONDAY MAY IL

Chamber of Commerce dinner
meeting at Community Church at
7:15 p. m.
Woman's Club library open from
7 to $50 p. m. at the clubhouse.
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STORKITORIAL
BABY BOY

A baby boy weighing ten and a
half pounds was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe N Smith, May 4th at
their home. They have named
him Joe Nelson Junior. DR.. Will
lam Jackson in attendance.
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BABY BOY

BABY BOY
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbern Stokes
became the parents of an eight
and three quarter pound baby boy,
born April 29th at Coolidge Hos
pital. They have named him
James Wilbern. DR.. G. H. Walk
er in attendance.
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FRIDAY MAY 16

No scheduling.
SATURDAY - MAY II
Sewing class for Migrant Moth
ers in South Grammar school from
$50 a. m. to IL noon.
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Initiate Eight In
Auxiliary Unit

Eight new members were iniat-
ed by William David Hood Unit
of American Legion Auxiliary at
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FOR SALE-Nice Cafe. real bar
gain, $4,000 cash will handle.
Total price $4,000. See ]. j.
Jones. 5-2-2tc
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Q Mrs. DOC" beavers was oper-
ated on, Monday and is very ill
in the hospital at Florence.
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WANT ADS

IF SEEKING clean, close-in, eco
nomy rent in apartments and
houses-call at Sea Lane Hotel.
4-18-tf
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BABY BOY

BABY BOY
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. K. E. Hall, May 3rd at their
home. DR.. B. L. Steward in at
tendance.
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Mrs. w. G. Roche spoke on the
obligation of the parent to the
Parent-Teacher organization and
probably contributed the future
slogan of members by suggesting
that when called upon to help
members promptly respond by
answering 'Tll try"
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-09

FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
house with cooler. Kings Court
opposite Catholic Church. $500.
Apply on premises or ]. ]. Jones
office. M2-1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-09

BABY DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. Julio Garcia be-
came the parents of a baby daugh-
ter born May Sth at their home.
DR.. B. l.. Steward in attendance.
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Mrs. Fred Slater entertained
Miss Alice Sellers over the week
end.
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FOR SALE-1931 Model One-Ton
International Truck. Fair con-
dition. $500 cash. H. ]. Prock.
Hess Ave-, Coolidge.
SO 1tp
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WEDNESDAY MAY ID

WEDNESDAY MAY IA
Topperwein shooting exhibition
at Martins Desert Beach, at .
p. m.
Arizona Edison Company's free
movie at Woman's Club at Z p. m.
Lions Club dinner meeting at
Community church at 7 p. m.
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FOR SALE-Zepher window cool
er, fan type, 1900 cubic feet ca
pacity. Telephone 100.
1tpd
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WANTED-Man to take care of
chickens on my place in East
Coolidge. Phone 163.
SO 1tc
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PIANO FOR SALE-Want re-
sponsible party near Coolidge
to take over nearly new, small
modern piano and pay out on
contract on most any terms, as
this piano must be moved at
once. Write ]. B. Polk, 214 w.
Adams, Phoenix.
May 9 3tpd
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-09

o Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Corley OF
Phoenix visited Mrs. Lima O'Dou-
mel, Sunday.
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BABY BOY

A baby boy weighing nine
pounds was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Beufort Faultner on April 25th in
Coolidge Hospital. They have
named him Orville Allen. DR.. G.
H. Walker in attendance.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-09

THURSDAY - MAY IS
Woman's Club library open from
2 to 4:30 p. m. at the clubhouse.
Rotary luncheon at Community
church at 1910 p. m.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-09
TEN YEARS AGO

The Desrt Womans Club met at
the home of Mrs. A. L. Christen-
sen Friday.
After the business meeting roll
call was responded to with cur
rent events. Mrs. F. E. Kennedy
had charge Of the program, which
was very much enjoyed.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. H. Appel.
Mrs. Nelson Borree will give a
book review.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Christensen at the close Of
the meeting.
The final meeting of the Par
ent-Teacher year was held Tues
day afternoon in the school audi
torium.
Reports of chairmen of standing
committees were heard and an
interesting account of the state
COufeH nCiu hOChlA IL
April was given by the delegate
attending, Mrs. ]. Butterfield.
The treasurer's report made by
Mrs. James Luthy showed that
$156.30 had been received. town
organization contributing $500,
school children $30.6, individuals
1880 and one benefit bridge
realized $4,000 toward the milk
fund.
Mrs. Asa Gardner presided dur
ing the installation of new officers,
extending words of commendation
to outgoing officers and outlining
the duties of each new officer as
she installed her.
The new officers are Mrs. ]. j..
Jones, president; Miss Edna Mae
Wilson. 1st vice president; Prof.
F. j. Eisenhart. End vice president,
and Mrs. Idelle Beazley. secretary
treasurer.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-09

o Mrs. w. A. Thompson spent
Wednesday in Florence on busi-
ness.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-09

FOR RENT Nice Bedrooms.
close in, connecting bath. Double
beds. 240 w. Wilson.
SO 1tp
Evening star., 1941-02-02

NEWEST bridge in the No
tionol Copitol, the holt
million dollar spon oorrying
Massachusetts ovenue over
Rock Creek is neorine COM
pIetion ond probably will be
open to troffic on the upper
level about Moroh |. In
order to keep the Rock Creek
and Potomac Parkway lower
level drive open to its heavy
morning and evening troffic.
one of the two new lones will
be cut under the new orch
and open to troffic before
the old, smoIIer stone bridge
over Rock Creek is rozed ond
the present roadway cut off.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

From the lower level, looking northwest. this
gives cIeor view of the spoce between the old and
new spons, where hoIf Of the new pork roodwoy will
be cut through post the power shovel, to CORY
troffic before the old bridge is demolished.
Star Staff Photos by Ranny Routt.
Evening star., 1941-10-05

whom to ask. since your name is
secret you do not seem to care to
divulge. And so you remain for me an
anonymous executive! arm sorry
ITO this there came prompt reply
ignoring BIS hint; still soliciting his
account. The signature was trifle
more legible, but not enough, he said
to himself, to try to match it to
name in the engraved list. He had. in
fact, wearied of the banker and felt his
missionary work had been done.
I'm my opinion, Mrs. Post, such
signature is plain bad-mannered dis
play by one who won't write plainly.
One who can't write plainly should 60
back to the copy books of his school
days, until he can again make smooth.
round letters. Or. let him get a type
writer and by so doing. get back into
the good graces of his friends and
business acquaintance"
In reply to Mr.. Towne, while I
agree that such a signature can be
pure case of 'bad-mannered display"
! do not think this of every illegible
Evening star., 1941-10-05
If you can decipher them! That's why
readable hand is social must"
@y &'''szy Soa<
Avkss ef "nissat.: siv. seok sf Usus."

ing to be worked out like a crossword
puzzle, with each word written in as
it is guessed at IT until the whole stack
of guesses together makes sense.
The point is that courtesy means
consideration for others. and in this
day - when to most people time is
valuable - ''time-courtesy" demands
the making of the letters we write.
easy to read.
] HAD written just this far, when
Miss Kent handed me letter from no
less a person than the well-known
poet and wit, Charlie Towne. His let
ter reads as follows:
Have you ever thought of writing
a piece on the undecipherable sig
nature? If you haven't, please dol
Anyway. I've just heard story I'd
like to pass on to you:
THE other day, one of the vice
presidents of a bank wrote to my
friend John B, soliciting his account.
The letter was typed, of course, but
when B tried to decipher the sig
nature. he found himself looking upon
a series of hens tracks Down the side
of the letter sheet, there was a list of
the vice presidents Of the bank, so my
friend turned confidently to the list,
thinking it easy to pick out the right
one of those printed names. Alas, it
might just as well have been one as
another of them. Besides. thought he,
why spend valuable time at such
foolish occupation? Instead, he neatly
cut the signature from the note paper,
and pasted it on an envelope. Then he
type-wrote as follows:
Dear Sir: If l could read your
signature, might consider opening
an account with you; but if called
at your bank. should not know for
Evening star., 1941-10-05

HAVE relative who is the most
courteous person imaginable.
= Among other things, he would not
think of sending letter to a lady -
not even to a near relation - that was
not written with pen and ink. A per-
sonal letter. dictated to third person,
is to him the height of rudeness since
it not only implies unwillingness to
devote sufficient time to ones friends
but seems to admit a stranger to
private communication.
His scruples are all very well and
the first impression of letter from
him is very pleasant. But the ultimate
truth is that have to read and reread
and get Others to help me in an effort
to find out what his letter is all about.
Its seemingly continuous ms and f's,
its syllable-skipping contractions. SIM
ply refuse to suggest the words they
are meant to represent.
The unhappy part of it is that he
writes me from abroad - and usually
because there is something of inn
portance for me to attend to over
here. But by the time and my
assistant and her assistants have
pieced together enough to think we
know what should have been attended
to. it is too late. Finally. when l
mis-read sad for glad, and i'll for well.
and did nothing about meeting an
invalid who arrived alone from Lisbon.
he evidently realized the situation and
solved it. He now prints translation
very lightly under each noun. verb
and adverb. His letters have shrunk to
telegraphic length, but the message in
each is now clear.
As a matter of fact, / have several
old friends, whose witty letters would
be sheer joy if only they might be
read straight through. instead of hav-
Evening star., 1941-10-05

signature. Many business executives
have to sign their names scores -
possibly hundreds of times day.
Naturally, they have to learn to write
rapidly, and this is likely to mean
greater and greater illegibility.
As matter of fact. the annoyance
caused by the bankers signature was
really the fault of his secretary. Every
secretary should type the writer's
name beneath his signature, whether
his name be written legibly or not.
Therefore, it should not make any diff
ference to any of us what the pattern
of name looks like, so long as we
know whose name this pattern stands
for. If he writes a letter by hand, I
agree that he must either abandon his
pattern and sign his name plainly, or
print a translation beneath it, or else
write on paper whose letterhead bears
his name. A very important point in
this connection is that when the writer
is a woman, her name, typed under
the signature, should be prefxed with
Mrs. or Miss.
Evening star., 1941-10-05

90 K-AND- 50 lucky, too!
y A lovely little lady, with mother who
knows the Sweetheart way of guarding
baby's tender beauty. Safe gentle cleansing
with pure Sweetheart Soap!
But-yo1, Motber-what of your own
darling daughter? You, too, have your
eyes on the future-ber future! So, take no
chances with harsh soaps! That rose-petal
skin deserves the finest care! From today on,
make gentle cleansing with rich-lathering