davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19

Thar She Blows" Cap'n
Lester A. Mosher, One OF the
Last OF the Old-Time Whaling
Shippers, Tells How the Lawless
Japs Almost Destroyed the
Whaling Trade With Their MUIR
derous Factory Ships, at tho
Same Time Stealthily Preparing
for Their Ruthless War Aggres-
sion. Don't Miss This Final In
stalment Of the Popular Whaling
Series Appearing In The Amer
lean Weekly, With Next Sun
days Issue OF The Detroit
Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
Connolly Answers

la from Latin libra mean
ing pound; OBJ from Hindu
word meaning dusty; (c)
corn meaning seasoned with
salt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19

Answer to Saturdays puzzle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19

2i-PriZed.
25-Reveal.
26-Lamh's pseudonym.
27--Pretaining To the ear
2S-Traverse on horseback.
3O-Period OF time.
33-Vend.
35-Rock.
3S-Oared ship.
41-Pariicipate in
43-Dress material.
45-Paradise.
47-Central part m wheel
4s-Masculine name.
4e-Patriotic group (abbr).
S0--Fuss.
51--Humhle.
53--Make an edging.
Answer to Saturdays puzzle.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-27

siCn a-s,4 I>Ii The delegation. heSa-
ed by Governor Broughton ANA Com
missioner Scott. which went to WASH
ingtun brought back favorable re-
port and This will be presented III
detail.
The thirC major issue is selection
of a site fer a mountain test farm.
The Fedc'al government some
months ago ''requisitioned" '09 acre;
of the 33Q-ac"c Swannanua farm. ana
has an option on the rest. Tor eStap-
li<hmcnt of large casualty hoSpital.
Tim, ueceSsitatcS relocating the
farm and a committee "t depart
mental and state college experts in
SpeCicd ~ sites III fly" rrun'ie' last
week. The board will select one of
tie ~ and uSr the money derived
from sale of Svaun"ura Ia bay and
vuuip Il more adequate testing farm
and plant.
The former farm had $50 acres.
Test Farm, Dircclu" Fred Miller says
there i need tor ,'in acres. md il Is
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-27
State Fairs
Fate Awaits
Dairy Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
by LYNN NISBET

Raleigh. July 70 Whrn The State
Board of Agriculture meets here
Wednesday il will lind three impur-
tant decisions To De made.
The fate of the 1912 North Caro-
lima State Fair must be determined.
y few die-hardS on and off the board
still hope L. find some way 10 con-
tinur the fair. bu; odds are greatly
in favor of SuSp, nd.mG II !or this
year. if not for the duration"
The beard also Will hear report
OH last weeks conference with Fed
cral authorities ON the seed inSpeC-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-27

E."orS: Pigg. Pridgcn. Fields. Two
"as" hits: Boyd. Thrcc-ba>c hits.
" ""n. Stolen baseS: PridgCn. Dou-
".. plays. Turner Ia Brown Lief;
. "t-"s.: Tarborp 3. North Hcndcy-
Bases on balls: Wu->'ry !.
".rd ! Strike outs: Wo-s'cy !. Boyd
" ming pitcher: Boyd: losing
r.'...r Wur>Icv.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-27

WITCH have heretofore heo,
ed as OF no value, are now b1tisNon,
40c buShcl at Morehead Ci,.h shg
furnishes the money 10 pav ~ Who
and what they are used for WI 'hen
cretS. either military or h,' are Sc.
or both. Capt. John A. NeIsan
cries commissioner. said ~, IEh.
mu>Srl ShuckIrg plant is in o uas
ut Morchcad City buyinp ny
insS of local fishermen. The t Ei!et-
men are Just Il little bit curio,,s '.Shef-
what the muSSelS are GOOD g.. aUout
81 long az the fort.$ cents Out
Is regularly Forthcoming UHhel
asking no embarrassing uues,,on. are
DEFENSE SCHOOLS - Tho g.,
honest or raid alcr, in Nnr,b c.rF
"lina which blackcd out coov,,i var
FOR several hours ten day. ~ "eas
'timulatcd interest III defense $, mas
Tn" raid did not marcri,l;,o o''%s
citizens learned Ia, abn,. ~ out
cope with one il il did dn,o,"m% %
serious business. New tracb,ng ill'9
on this experience will ir,,,'ro "'sea
GcicnS" workers schools .rhnd,, nle
i"r Chapc! Till next Tucsd,v "; He1
nc>daT and Thursday. and nr NV, u
sam" DAYS The following wcn,; ~. we
Ivy" schools will deal primarily "',,t
organization and runc'iuninr y, WI" W.
rad alarm systems. Main lido, ,';' n
he To train defense workers in r, "uI
mobilization when ar alarm sound 'N
On August II and IL Il third scL|:,
Will be held II which instruction ",;n
deal mainly with bomb rccnnr" ".''
sauce agents. teaching them wb.,
l" do after the bombs have ac,,ai,,.
fallen. Similar schools wcrc Lois
earlier. and these are designed ~,
civilian defense workers who b.,..
joined the volunteer urgani2a,ior.
since the other training periods end
cd "u'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-27
Stewart Says Federal Buying
Agents Need Some Educating
BY CHARLES Z STEWART
Central Press COlumniSb

Washington. .h,lv 27.--Caprtalizing
the war for Individual profit is mex
presSibly mean business. ot course.
Attorney General Francis Biddle
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-27

North Carolina farmers may t,co
serious hog marketing trouble unle,,
they start their animals 10 m,rl,..
earlier than usual this year, Sa,s II
". Taylor. y. G. State college mar
kcting specialist.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-27
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
BY LYNN NISBET
Daily Dispatch Bureau
I'm The Sir Walter II0tcl-RaleiGh

CIGARETTE STUBS-A little arr
thmeticIl calculating indicates That
curclcsSly Tipped cigarette stubs and
matches may have cost North Caro-
lima S5n.Onu in forest fires during
June. Basis for III" calculation il
the monthly rcpor; Of the forestry
division Of lie Department OF Con-
SeLva'iun and DcN clupmCat.
The report say that out OF 81 for
est fires reported III The - counties
having organizations for forest lire
control. = were shown 10 have been
caused Nv careless smokers. Total
damage WAS estimated al SCI .57T on
the 37.Jl0 acres burned over.
II the zane average were main
tanned in Inc - counties not report
ing. the total loss attributable la this
particular brand ul CarclCSSncSS
would exceed $4,000.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-27

TRASH BURNING - Next most
prolific cause of forest fires WAS de
Iris burning and incrndiari*in
credited on chargCdD with setting
II fires each. Lightning followed
with seven. Causes of some fires
We're not determined.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-27
stop TO the system,

10 suggest lndI me aNtlaSe CoillFaCl
applicant wants IN excess of Il fair
return on his stuff He may even
consult Il broker with ~ bad mten-
ton. but merely because he's .neN-
perienced III Washington and be-
licveS he needs an old hand ~ adj
wise him. Ii he gets = bctt-r deal
, than he'd expected presume he
generally bears up lwurr the shock
with no particular lIH"u,u'run.
Suppose. though, tina, 81 contractor,
either by dsSlgu ~ accident closes Il
decker ON considerably favorable
terms Ia himself.
y contractor and broker COM
bncd cart dispose @: q 30 order
OF goods L. the government. al Il
iancy figure. withou, - liz 81. &C
qu:r>ccncr on the part %: tine gov
,rnmental boys who subscribe To- il
!nr Uncle samuel
Far be il from me e. So n.Uch ~
hint thu, as many us one in 900
GOO OF Uur wartime contracting
agents are otherwise than 700 yer
'"n' on the level
y yurkIng high percentage ., en-.
however. are as unsophi>tiyuirt -
rIorS
W"It chance does one 90. v@.
~'l"d. III conference with a size, y
rr't"r. who could sell an imitation
gold brick To the Treasury depart
Nrn.r
What he government need. 2. -'...
-!"l.nG. isn't so much Il LAW -
punish ]; a!t-v is been perpr'va..d
us q .ni of educational courses. ...
'H" Benefit of lis executive crew. g..
',:',H' il III lis iuciplency.
There are three groups:
T. The contractors.
- The brokers
= Tn. governmental guys.
! think I've given pretty clean
".. ut health To the governmental
g.. except as 10 intelligence.
g., aid that the contractors are
key .H an average.
Brokers as Guides
: " propose To speak q word
.. .v BROKERS.
'' ,.r o.G ones I'm suspicious. u.
..,.Nr.GE Is
Many u ON. however. are bel
',v',y we'll :ntcntioned The fact is
ina. they're not brokers. rhcy.r.
G...,,~ around ~. capital
washington ROW is The u,gssvdr~'
place rr'1,cC. 20 come into. with
ID" o"-' attentions 10 promoting Guy
Wa '..., and good guycrmmcu:
nsv. .,-araa-iE.
! ..".N . rlG ..'.-ui-t1wn ~upD,icr
..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-27

nopcd that at least ihat .!IuCh suit
able land can be obtained.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-27

MUSSELS - Salt water muSSclS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
cOpvRsCssr. seAi,
hEA SERVICE. INC.

then. | judged that I'd succeeded.
III isn't until spring" he asid
You're liable TO get a solid gold
suitcase OF something, ] told him.
you've certainly got something
% nthe ball when 1t comes to the
gals. Doc"
Don't talk rot. Nom" he said.
He was getting annoyed.
4 ] pushed it, I'm giving YOU the
real Mccoy" ! said. You've
made a dent like the Grand Can
yon. How, don't know. Maybe
you talked to her like She has
brains"
so she has" he said. Juddy
almost jumped
said, That's what you made
heb believe. Naturally she was
fiattered. You've taken advantage
OF her youth and innocence-men-
tai, l mean. You've seduced the
poor girls mind, Doc. One OF
these days. / wouldn't wonder
she'll be giving birth TO an idea
and you'll be the father of it,"
Juddy snorted, though / couldn't
tell whether it was disdain OF
amusement. There was no doubt
about Docs look. That was 100
per cent panied. He said some
thing about work and left.
(TO BE COntinued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31

serious face and steady eyes, he
was pretty swcll-looking guy oi
his kind. Inside / was hoping that
Carnie would lay of him. ] knew
he'd been hurt By judy and ]
didn't want him hurt again. And
my Carnie was sure something to
put couple OF skips IN any he
mans heartbeat.
Several days later was I uni
eating Cabin Three. Maybe the
craWler that I'd seen on the depart
ing tenants suitcase was only a
tick, but 1t didn't look good to me
You can't afford to take chances in
this business. Juddy came over with
the mornings mail.
open it up for me-" ! told her.
1--WE got no secrets In my young
life"
When came out she was study
ing over some photos. The candid
camera girl had kept her word
and mailed back the prints.
1t was a nice job for an ANA
JtuI vi toul ot, Val lltlO
it easy for her. Doc turned out
to be naturally photogenic, and l
showed something in the pose Of
Honest Old Nom. Juddy picked
the best shot and said she was
going to frame 1t.
Is she really Spanish, do you
think, Mom?' she asked me.
What else would she be with
that hair and eyes?"
She is beautiful"
Sure, she Is. That's her line
Of business"
80 she really came over with
Loren Oliver sch said. He must
have ben a scream, explaining
Wandos to a movie star"
Maybe it wasn't all Wandos."
what else would it be?"
Hes a man and she's gal :"
She gave me the laugh. MON,
you're hipped on your star board
err"
ASK him yourself" said.
Hes coming over for his lunch
now"
Juddy shook her head. Doc took
q gander at the pictures.
YES" he said, that's good
likeness of Miss Marquesas. How
charming she isl"
You gave her whirl, Doc"
l said. Il hope your intentions
are honorable
Doc doesn't always keep up with
me. He gawped. Then he stiff
ened up.
I'm afraid I don't quite follow
you" he said.
This hot, Spanish blood I
said II wouldn't want to have
any guest of Tambay get herself
into trouble through YOU
Judy gigled. Docs polite vo-
cabulary slumped. you're crazy"
he said.
She certainly fell for you" 7
said. Didn't / see a letter in the
mail yesterday with an l.. M.
monogram
For Loren?" Juddy said, star
Ing at him.
"A note" Doc said. Thanking
me for the Wanda material. Why
not?"
mo reason by me-" I said. But
why did she ask me when your
birthday comes?"
She hadn't, but what of it? Did
/ say she had? i was out to pro-
duce an effect on Juddy. From
the way she eyed Doc like he was
somebody she'd never seen I'D TO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
CIR AMiuM
CRACKERS
THRILLS ON ICE

Ice hockey is known as one OF
the most dangerous, thrilling and
energetic games in the world of
sports. See If you can skate through
this set Of questions about this
popular winter sport with out slip.
/. How many men are there on
an ice hockey team?
2. What is the name of the rub
Der disk used as the ball" of ice
hockey? How long may a hockey
stick be?
3. What are goal, a goal net, a
goalie and goal line in ice
hockey?
4. What is the name of the cup
competed for by international
hockey teams of U. S. and Canada?
How old Is this award?
5. Is hockey ever played of the
ice?
ANSWERS on Back Page
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
WILBY SPANISH
CLUB IN MEETING

The Wildly Spanish club, Los
Madrugadores, held another in theii
series OF meetings yesterday. This
Is the senior Spanish club, President
Harley Henion and Glori Prescott
heads the program committee
taking part in yesterdays program
were Ann Scale, Helen Sushko, Jane
Peck, and Elizabeth Seaver. Tho
next meeting will be held in two
weeks when officers on the program
committee will be elected.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31

South Paris, Me. - CUP - Rus
sian winter troops are pursuing
the Nazis over the snow on hard
wood skis manufactured by master
craftsmen here at the half-cen-
tury-old Paris Manufacturing Co.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-05-07
Lynn Says:

The Score Card: The nations
sugar bowl is due to be some
what smaller than last years be-
cause we will have to get along
with third less sugar than we
had before. This means we will
be using several substitutes.
You smart homemakers will
learn how to use maple sugar,
where you like maple flavoring.
One and one-third cups of maple
sugar may be substituted for one
cup of granulated sugar.
Honey, oldest sweetening, has
versatile uses. Use it on your
breakfast fruits, cereals, sauce
for ice cream, in cakes, quick
breads, cookies, even in sugars,
jams and jellies. Since honey has
a distinctive flavor, use half hon
ey and half sugar in recipes or
the consistency and color of the
product you make may be
changed considerably.
Corn syrup may be substituted
cup for cup for granulated sugar,
but when using it, cut the liquid
in the recipe down by one-third.
Molasses makes your ginger
breads, baked beans, brown
bread. cakes and even cookies.
Besides these substitutes you'll
have dried fruits which are high
in sugar content. When stewing
fruits, add sugar toward the end
of the cooking period: it will take
less to sweeten the fruit.
Make desserts with fruit juices,
both canned and fresh, and you
will find it bridges the sugar ra-
ton we'll. Above all, do not waste
sugar. You can probably get
along with less in the morning
coffee and tea. Try it.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-05-07
SURPASSED That

"That tUas beautiful hat, Pat, your
soife tUore to church last Sunday. 1t
,Uas so high I could hardly see the pull.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-05-07
Do You Bake at Home?

It you do, send for a grand cook
book-crammed with recipes for
all kinds of yeast-raised breads
and cakes. It's absolutely free.
Just drop a postcard with your
name and address to Standard
Brands Inc, 691 Washington St.,
New York City.-Adv.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-05-07

uniform and come
out with a whole
meal cooked to
please M o tn err.
And the day Moth
er appreciates it
most is on her
day Of the year
Mothers day! So,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-05-07
His Trouble

my aduice to you, colonel, is to go
through the movements of driving With.
out using the ball." said the golf in
structOr.
my dear feIlow," answered the
colonel, "that's precisely ,Uhat I'm try.
ing to ouercomel"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-05-07
Government Inspection

Practically every dressed piece Of
beef, mutton or pork the retailer
buys today bears the government
stamp. The government inspection
Of meat began in 1906.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-05-07
XNET Sggs3
E!.1|;:a:sl|::z:::::TjjI17IZI|.I
Confusing

"But why do you always look
puzzled when I say I'm a self
made MANI"
II just can't decide whether
you're Dragging or apologizing."
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-05-07
Hard to Raise

Brown-Why has Jones carried
that mortgage ON his house so
long?
Srnith-Because he can't lift it,
I guess.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-05-07

today, I've planned menu which
even the youngest cooks can make
into a glorified meal to which they
can invite their mothers.
Now, young cooks, on your toes
Ii you would gather laurels at Moth
er's day luncheon time! Bring out
the measuring cups and ingredients,
first. Then read the recipes over
several times and visualize each
step before you start. Ready? Good.
Fruit Cup.
SERVES 81
3 oranges, peeled
/ grapefruit, peeled
1 pint strawberries, hulled
2 bananas
Section the oranges and grape
fruit. Peel the bananas and dice.
Mix with fruit sections. Sprinkle
lemon juice over the fruit, sweeten
to taste. Let stand and chill. When
ready to serve, place in fruit cups.
Eggs are plentiful now because
the government asked farmers to
have their hens work overtime to
increase egg production that they
might be sent abroad and have
enough for home use.
So, bring out the eggs and their
surplus of nutrition to menus by
.,.. choosing one of
S$A these two recipes
A<Es~SMWA for your main
!: !: =; ]" 81; ]: ];
A&AA69MA luncheon dish.
&S%Ol I-M2PlHM Eggs are noted
%SsS2X 1lL1M# for the facility
W*S1)kkR EIM with which they
%AQlSHw can be cooked,
and there is but
one major rule to follow in cooking
them: use as little heat as possible
to get tender product.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-05-07
eggs q la King.
(Serves 6-S)

\0CANOS V~CJ
tablespoons butter
4 tablespoons of -four
2 cups hot milk
1 teaspoon salt
Pepper
II tablespoon chopped onion
l tablespoon chopped green pepper
n tablespoon chopped pimiento
6 hard cooked eggs
"a cup sliced, cooked mushrooms
Melt the butter, add the flour and
stir until smooth. Combine with hot
milk. Let cook eight minutes over
hot water Tin a double boi1er). Stir
with egg beaten. Add onion, green
pepper, pimiento, sliced eggs and
mushrooms. Let cook five minutes.
Serve hot on buttered toast.
*Orange Frosted Berry Salad.
Serves 81
1 tablespoon gelatin
2 tablespoons cold water
n cup orange juice, heated
II cup orange juice, unheated
n cup sugar
/ tablespoon lemon juice
/ cup orange pieces
u cup berries or seedless grapes
u cup sliced peaches
Orange sections
Frosted berries
Soften the gelatin in the water S
minutes. Dissolve in the heated or
ange juice. Cool and add the un-
heated orange juice. When slightly
thickened add the orange pieces,
grapes, and sliced peaches. Pour
into individual molds. Chill until
firm. Unmold and garnish with or
ange sections and clusters of frosted
berries. (To frost berries, dip in
slightly beaten egg white and roll
in granulated sugar. Spread on pa
per to dry) Serve salad with lemon
favored mayonnaise.
sicily Roll.
makes 1912 Slices
3 eggs
u teaspoon salt
teaspoon vanilla extract
cup sugar
cup sifted cake -four
teaspoon baking powder
tablespoons flour
2 tablespoons butter
Add salt and vanilla to eggs, beat
until light and fluffy. Add sugar in
Tablespoon portions, beating after
each addition. Add sifted -four and
baking powder. Fold in carefully
and quickly. Stir in water and but
ter, heated together until butter is
melted. Pour into a jelly roll pan,
about Is by II by / inch that has
been creased and lined with paper,
then creased again. Bake in a mod
erately hot (375-degree) oven about
Is minutes or until nicely risen and
delicately brown over the surface.
Loosen edges and turn onto a piece
Of waxed paper or towel sprinkled
with powdered sugar. Remove pan
and peel off waxed paper. Spread
with dried fruit-cook your favorite
dried fruit (apricot, prunes or
peaches are good in a minimum OF
water, then put through sieve,
cool and spread. Roll lengthwise,
cool on a cake rack.
If you would like expert aduice on
your cooking and household problems,
,Orite to Lynn Chambers, Western
Newspaper Union, 2lO South Desplaines
ST., Chicago, ILL., Please enclose
stamped, self-addressed envelope for
your reply.
(Released by Western Newspaper Union.)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-05-07

There's one fellow who can fool
all the women all the time. He's
the one who changes the fashions.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-05-07
Mother-Daughter Luncheon

Once year 1t Is becoming for
Daughter to don the cooks cap and
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-05-07

a TTRACTIVE holders for cac-
n tus and small plants are these
which you may make yourself.
Use jig or coping saw to cut the
various parts of the designs from
plywood or other suitable wood,
then assemble and paint, and use
as a decorative asset to kitchen,
dining or living room.
The hen and rooster pair, duck, COW,
and the sunbonnet girl and overall boy
with their wheelbarroW all come on one
pattern Z9267, Is cents. Complete direc-
tons for making this sextet of clever
flower holders, general cutout instructions
and painting suggestions accompany the
pattern. Send your order to:
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-05-07

1T should "a been beautiful, Mike;
an if she'd worn the bill that come svith
it, you wouldn't "a seen the steeple!"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-05-07
=AH lynn Gho4,sle4
This Weeks Menu

Mother-Daughter Banquet
"Fruit Cup
Eggs a La King
Asparagus
"Orange Frosted Berry Salad
Biscuits and Honey
sicily Roll Tea or Coffee
*Recipe Given
Evening star., 1942-03-08

FORD 1889 Tudor de luxe: RADIO trunk.
very clean, tires practically new; S495.
Northeast Motor Co., 92O Bladensburg I'd.
ne. Open Sunday 10 to l.
FORD 1889 de luxe Fordor touring sedan;
equipped with custom radio and heater,
excellent tires, very clean car; fully guar
anteed; S1g3 down. balance in ls months.
$3.50 WinconA1n Ave. WO. S101.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
AUCTION SALE OF
PISTOLS.
BINOCULARS, FIELD GLASSES,
SHOTGUNS, CAMERAS. ETC.
JOB HOPKINS PLACE,

BALTIMORE, MD.
FRIDAY, MARCH 18th,
AT II O'CLOCK AN
Consisting of about 800 pistols, revol-
vers. automatics, including such famous
makes as Colts. s. g. w and others, in
side breaks, hammerless. etc. Also 50 shot :;
guns. so pairs of fine binoculars field
glasses, spy glasses. radios, microscopes.
typeWriters, cash registers. adding ma
chimes. so cameras and many other mis-
cellaneous articles. tools, etc.
Terms Cash Immediate removal.
n. B LOBE & Co, Auctioneers.
nhS
Evening star., 1942-03-08

FORD 1871 coupe 5-pass.; heater. paint
and everything Just fine every way; S665.
Phone CHI. 04Sl