davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-10-23
CREADER, HERBERT NJ. On

October 81. l943. at WashinRton Sani-
tarium, HERBERT NJ. CREADER, beloved
husband Of Louise B. Creader.
Funeral services at the Bethes Chevy
Chase funeral home of VIM. Reuben Pun
phrey, Monday, October 25, at pm. IN
terment Arlington National Cemetery "A
Evening star., 1943-10-23

October IT. 1913. FRANCIS r. DEACON
beloved husband Of Martha Deacon and
father of Frances L. KuE.
Services at Chambers funeral home
140O Chaplin st. NV. on Monday October
- at 10 am. Intcrmcnt George Wash
ington Memorial Park CennterY- "a
Evening star., 1943-10-23
DEACON. FRANCIS f. On

Services at Chambers funeral home
1900 Chaplin ST. W. on Saturday OC-
tober %. a. . noon. Interment Glenwooc
Cemeterv. %
Evening star., 1943-10-23
DALEY, HARRY

tober 21, l943 at the residence Of his
niece. Mrs. Martin A DYER, 1926 3lst St
NV, HARRY J. DALEY, beloved husband
Of the late Elizabeth Dailev and brother
of Mrs. Sadie RYAN. Mr.. Charles DALEY.
Mrs. Theodore Mullican and Mr.. George
Evening star., 1943-10-23
BITIL, FIIZARETH PARKUJ1RST

Friday, October 22. 1913, al her home
2022 Columbia rd. NV. ELIZABETH
PARKHURST EULL, beloved wife OF the
late B Harrison Bull.
Funeral services at jenkins funeral
home Baltimore, Md. Monday, October
25, at IL am Interment Greenmount
Cemetery "a
Evening star., 1943-10-23

Furnished By the Associatea PressJ
Evening star., 1943-10-23

HIRSCH, BELLA. On Thursday Octo-
Der 81, 1943. at her residence, ] Cos Lanier
place NV, BELLA HIRSCH. beloved sister
of Carrie. Miriam, Max and Percy Hirsch.
Funeral services at the Bernard Dam
zansky & Son funeral home, 35Ol l4th
st. NV, on Sunday, October "a. al II
am. 1nterment Washington Hebrew Con-
gregation Cemetery. "a
Evening star., 1943-10-23
CARTER. HATTIE. Departed this life

October %, 1913 JAMES JOHN COR
R1DON Of Cheverly, Md, beloved brother
Remains resting at Gaschs funeral
home. 4739 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville,
Md, where services Will be held on Mon
day october %. at $50 am; thence to
st, Georges Catholic Church, Ardmore,
Md. where mass will be said at am
Relatives and friends invited Interment
Mount Ollvet Cemetery "a
Evening star., 1943-10-23

On Friday, october %. ! a43. at his home
$500 Huntington parkway, Bethesda. Md
Or. ROBERT CAMPBELL GILMORE, D. D.
beloved husband of Estelle NJ. Gilmore
Funeral services and interment private
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-14


the fold today and placed I,S
ships and resources IT the dis
EOsal Cf the United Nations.
IL Vas significant 10 many DUsCr-
verS 'hh o." formal transfer Of al.
lcgIdrcC comes on tho l5ith annivcr-
savy II the s'Drming Of the Bastiilc
i revolutionary act that marked
the birth oi French freedom.
Henri HOppcnOt. delegate Of the
French Commission OF National
Liberation. was due to arrive at
fu., DC France today and formally
take over from Admiral GcOi &c ;
Robert the authority nc formerly ex-
erciScd as French high commissioner
Of the Antilles.
Important primarily as a COnSlida-
ton 81 th/frcnCh front for liberia
ton ui ;hc mOthcrland. the adhcr-
cnCc Of Martinique to the United
Nations cause was source Uf salts
faction ~ this country too: for the
French Antilles Martinique and
GuudalUup) are IN the front yard Of
the Panama Canal. what does on
there cannot be matter of iudli-
ference TO Washington.
Most important u the naval YES
sells now al Martinique is the g.
OOO-tOn aircraft carrier Beam. Also
at Fort de France are the fast cruiser
Emile Rcrtin. the training cruiser
Jeanne dArC. rdriDuE auxiliary YES
sells and a number Of tankcrg.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-14

Iuc.r'i % ~ i.~Gv.M.NI;!o" lE.."',,
So.tA Carolina tobacco growers 10
svIr."
me Governor ,J.d HrnWM 81 ay,
..cI.sv me ceiling pirr.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-14
Martinique
Joins Allies

Confined from Page OncD
the fold today and placed r,s
ships and resources IT the dis
EOsIl II the United Nations.
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SHE LISTENS FOR
VOICES OF TANKS

AP features
ROCK ISLAND. III. Aug. IL
The Berlin short wave = = night
~ voice in the home Of Mrs Dale
West. who extracts names ot Am
erican war prisoners from IN"
broadcasts and drops post card
TO the families involv, d.
It's Mrs. Vests hobby. listen
ing to the German. Italian ano
japanese broadcISts. and she dos
ner best To got accurate trans
criptions of any messages the "ris-
onerS may have sent
It's the most satisfying nobhy
I've ever had" Mrs. Wes, SAYS
THE parents are SO very grateful
Almost all OF them reply and SOM
enclose a post card and ask ne
TO send good news 10 some other
mother and father Its very lii
tie trouble to me, but its nice Ia
,.ave people write Goa bless
you
The hobby started quite 10y ac-
cident during June when Mrs
Vests husband was 'monkeying
with the radio. a table model. and
happened to hear woman who
gave her name as "Midge broad
casting from Be.lin the names II
American prisoners OF Wal togeth-
or with messages from Them g. ,ht
hOmefolkS
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AGAINST CRUELTY

EDITOR. The CitIZen.
This letter Is prompted by the
stories | hear (more and more
Of laic) regarding the animal ?
situation here. l simply cannot
understand why cruelty has To
lc tolerated with no one with
enough backbone to put a stop
To IT.
just this very morning a lady
told me she had witnessed such
scenes of cruelty To animals and
heard such stories that she IS
thinking seriously of selling her
property her" in Key West and
60 elsewhere TO live This wom-
an is an old resident Of Key
West bat said she simply can
not stand such atrocities" There
IL no use my repeating what
some 81 these cruel acts were.
as you could not print them m
your paper Abnormal. IS Istc.i
brains. WrcdkInc their VenG,Ynco
on God dumb creatures
with leo one 80 say STOP luat
viii not bc stood for here
Why Is there NJ society fng
the prevention az cruelty 10
animals here Many pcople
would like one I hnuA TINS .u
bc It fact. az ] nave many sigma
turca attcstinc 90 jnis. Why air
not THESE people punished IHd
severely here 900 H. Wei Co.
thcv are DO every other civilized
city, VIII IN t.lI ynu why
ur at least ihc uuly reason ! can
SEE Whv they arc uoi Fo,IiIcs-
small. cpnuiv.ne politics Ailali
ihoy wav hurt -om,un, feeling.
Afraid ih. mav loose 80 vote
Rath lbeu cd'eh tu. rai- thai
r." such thne as cuure duc
tai the alupa wts out oi 1s-
nose. rather than fine inc~ aalf-
human people heavily oI put
ihca in JaIi. ihor are allowed
iu rur loose to pl, their trad,
GOA spno other luck.css animal
say this that there ar
.n"ucb good and fin, pcpp'
here iu K,v West uhu yaui %,
iaoir anImais treated Iu d
humane. KIND ray. ami 10 un
ma. g,hn i- So auNlrr 81. eccsis .
office ha, tine Iut, -tiual nfu-
iudc 90 come furAasd a.i
promise and mean II, rtaf le
,.IiI cl.an up SOME wrongs hcIe
such aS a. most important pu,
already mentioned. CAL .uua
I>c nIm hc viii stand O. oo-.
excellent chance Of being elect
eel WIll can,ageu Irr hIu.
myself and / know .uun. u're.
that yl.l too- But first lc
find the man
AN ANIMAL LOVER
Ky Wcs,. Fla.
Aug ~ 1913
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LEGALS

Federal Works Agency. Public.
Butid ncs Administration. Emery
ency Operations Unit. Washington.
- G. Aug. -. 1888. ON or about
sept . iSf5. drawings and Speci-
ftcations for the construction Of
the Florida Keys General Hospital
at key West. Fla. Will he available
for distribution to general con
tractors by John Allen Long. Arch
uect. Key West. Fla Applications
from general contractors interested
ia bidding ON this work. for not to
exceed one set Of drawings and
specifications. should he filed
promptly with the architects and
the bidding material will be for
warded. shipping charges collect
as soon as available. Drawings ant
specifications are for the project
complete and bidding material will
he released only Ia established
building contractors RidS an this
project will he opened by the Pub
Ii~ buildings Administration ga
the date named in the specified
tinu. which will be about 81 days
after the bidding material is avail
able for distribution. W. =. Reyn-
dds Commissioner of Public
buildings augl9-l-223. 1913
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THREE ENGAGE
IN WIN AND LOSE
FISHING TRIP

Tho suckers proved 10 be on the
wrong ends of the poles this week
when fishing trip of Commits
sary WAVE and two enlisted men
turned out anything but good.
The end of their day showed
their won and lost columns read
ing thuSly.
won IwO groupcrS, two grunis-
Lost. An OutbOard motor, three
anchors.
And those tabulations only re-
veal part of the agony because the
motor went TO the bottom of the
decp biz sea some two miles off
Rest Beach. Consequently they
rOWcd until their hands were bis
tered and then proceeded To push
the boat the remainder of the WAY
To shore.
The principals; WAVE Janet
Knapp. Sk3c; Charles O'Dell,
Sk2c, and Woodrow Paul. Sk2c.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
1883 Probate Act. secs If3, l2aI
~ THE COURT OF THE COM
Tf JUDGE. MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.

kn re- Estate 81
CLARENCE r ALFELD.
Deceased
i" MI Creditors and Persons HaV-
ing Claims or Demands Against
Said Estate:
You and each of you IRE hereby
notified and required to- present any
claims and demands which You. or
either Of Nou. may have against the
estate "f Clarence r. Aifeld. de-
ceased. late of said County. to the
County Judge of Monroe County
Florida at his office in the court
house Of said County. at KEY West.
Florida. within eight calendar
months from the time Of the first
publication of this notice Eacr
claim OF demand shall be in writ
ing. and shall state the place of
residence and post office address
of the claimant. and shall be sworn
Z" lev the claimant. his agent. or
his attorney. and any such claim
or demand not So filed shall be
void
fSdD RUTH V ALFELD.
As administrative OF the Estate OF
Clarence = Alfeld. decreased.
jiy5i .auE7-I4-zlI 1885
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SUSAN B. ANTHONY Il CRUSADES
FREE WOMEN FROM HOUSEWORK

book in four weeks On -.
of absence. elt il 80 OO0 and ,ben
re-wrote II in two more wseLs
On week-ends Susan's bou,.
rings with hot swing and an.
shouts of the teen-age friends !,
her stepson. Other times il Is ~.
scene of Susan's barefoot a.r-
ing, or maybe an artists studio
while she dabbles with skill her
mama considers mediocre. She
swinns like champion. and
dearly loves her black cat. Pc
ter. and the family pound hound.
Caesar.
She also is one of those super-
hostesses who can keep a phon4-
graph going. conversation on
the up-and-up. watch the meat
in the oven for dinner and chop
up vegetables for salad as she
sits IN the living room, set tie
table and keep drinks in the
hand when the maid is absent
She wears sIacks or. shorts in
the kitchen and saws her hus-
band NAV vet dicover her in
ovCralls because she's been
taken in by what | was wrli-
ing and has a yen TO get into
q shipyard. .s'r
Her first crusade was N Au-
guSta. Ga. in the student peace
campaign She gave 30 lectures
IN England. attended interna-
tional peace conferences in Eng
land. Holland and Switzerland
but dropped isoIationiSm because
of Spain. She's worked with the
National Youth Administration.
campaigncd for suffrage in the
District of Columbia, helped
organize the Descendants of the
American Revolution.
Her first speech said. We the
younger generation carry upon
cur shoulders the responsibility
of the reace of our generation"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
Bv MARGARET KERNODLE
APP Features Writer

WASHINGTON, August 81
Women are the margin for vic
tory in this war" shouts Susan
B. Anthony ii. great niece oil
THE Susan b. Anthony, suffra-
gette.
Susan B. the second popped
into print because of her famous
name when she entered ROches-
ter College several years ago on
a Susan B. Anthony scholarship
which her mama remembered IN
time to give her college career
in spite of low family funds She
makes the most of her name.
calls it her bank account But
her brains back up her claim TO
the use of the name
She likes TO be in print Here
she comes again with the publ
cation of her first book, Out of
the Kitchen Into the War. bas-
ed on newspaper interviews
while she was a member Of the
staff of the Washington Eve
ming Star.
A tall. well built brunette,
wcll-tanned from tending a Vic
tory Garden. she still finds time
10 write books which sound off
like Aunt Susan used 10.
Three years ago Susan startled
the Women's Centennial Con-
FreSs with her statement that
We have rot come such a long
way since 1870. Aunt Susan set
tied suffrage only. There is a LOT
10 be done"
Only Carrie Chapman Gait
who pushed woman suffrage
through Congress. seemed &c
want TO listen. Susan says.
In her first book, Susan advo-
Gates equal wages for equal
work flor which she's lobbied IN
CongresS). nursery schools. COM
munity kitchens, housekeeping
aid services and other projects
TO release women from house
keeping as usual"
There's a chapter on husbands.
bosses and beaux. chiefly be
cause. Susan insists. Il learned
about women from him ther
husband. Henry II. Collins. Jr.l."
And she saws she never appreci-
ated Aunt Susan's work until
she married and became. "ac-
cordirq TO law. a creature with
minimum rights. and maximum
duties-a housewife"
Twenty-six-year old SuSaT
parcels out her life a wear II
advance: The first year Of he
marriage she won her MA. dc
gree; the second. she wrote
/ book about Womcn's status. hu
publishers told her she wa.
crazy TO think this country
would need /. omen to help VIII
, the war. The third year she
spent as a Washington new spa
per writer Shed worked d Int
tie on the Fort Laudcrdalc. Fla.
Daily News and the Rochester.
n Y. Democrat and Chronicle
She turned out her 10000 word
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PEOPLES FORUM

The GtHsn~n weIeemem express
sions of fh< view. OF its read
FRS. hut the editor reserve. the
right Ca deirt~ any items
which are considered libeIoss
or nav arraated- The writer's
should he fair and ronfine the
letters ts Soo words. and write
On one side of She paper onIy.
Signature OF the. wr1ter. must
accompany the letters and will
he Duhii-hrd wnI~Sm reasestea
oSheE sGs~.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
LOSES PANTS TO WREN

IONA. Mich - d. Horace
WIuch,i hung his fishing pants on
tire In, io dos af' d ii-.n- "a
Cur>.rn Gong uu' fn gri ir.w.
'aicr be- discovered That - mother
wren mad made - nest in n0' =
the pockets ard ,n ia- r,S' Ver.
eggs. Dr WincheiI WONT bo able
to wcrr ms favor.te fishing pants
until Mother Wren gets through
with them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
GIANTS WIN
DOUBLE BILL
FROM BUGS
BOSTON BRAVES DEFEAT GIN
CINNATI REDS IN Thinning
OVERTIME AFFAIR BY 3 TO 2
SCORE

EEh YORK. Aug. 2l.-The
lowIy New York Giants rose up
yCst, RAY tu take a doubleheader
from tine / ItlSburgh Pirates, 3 TO
2 and 10 1, beating Rip Sewell
la tine FIRST game on Mel outs 18th
homer with one on and rapping
Johnny Gee and Bob Klinger for
II hits IN the nightcap.
The Boston Braves beat the Gin
cinnatI Reds. 3 To 2, in u innings.
the winning run coming in as
Whitley Witcclman doubled off
the centerfield wall to score Clyde
klutZ with none Out
In the night games played. the
Washington Senators defeated
the Chicago White SCX and tine
ST. Louis Cardinals dOwned the
Philadelphia Phillies.
The following are the results Of
the games played:
.-s-ar .rr,,a
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ORIGIN OF NAME

CHICAGO ~ The name Mum
da came from an ancient town i'm
the southern part of Spain. which
got lis place IN history as battle
ground.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
OVER 30 YEARS AGO

NEW YORK ~ Conversion of
New GCorgia'S hcadhunting canni-
balls began more than thirty years
ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
NAME GROUP TO SERVE
ON BUDGET COMMITTEE
FOR WAR FUND APPEAL

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Aug.
Fl FNS).-A group of promin-
ent Floridians were named this
week by DIR. John ]. Tigert.
campaign chairman of the Flor
ida War Fund, Inc. TO serve as
a budget committee for the ma
tional war fund appeal TO be
made in the state this fall
William NJ. Madison, Jackson
vile attorney. was named chair
man, while serving with him
will be McGregor Smith. Miami;
State Senator Leroy Collins,
Tallahassee; l.. c. Leedy. Or
lando: Carl ID. Brorein. Tampa:
Judge Ernest L. Mason. Pensa-
cola: J. l.. McMullcn. Live Oak;
Charles A. Mitchell. Vero Beach
and Charles Silva. Tampa.
Governor Holland IS honorary
president Of the fund orgsnIza-
ton which Is affiliated with the
National War Fund. State head
quarters have been opened IN
jacksonville with George a
Brautigum. Miami. serving as
executive director.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21

II THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Thu:
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA. ~
AND ron MONROE COUNTY. ~
CHANtERN.
Case NJ. a-I0f
FI1tRENtE ALTHIA HERMAN
DI:Z Plaintiff.
- DIVORCE:
RICHARD PHILLIP HERNANDEZ.
Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
To- Richard Phillip hernandez.
Camp Lee. Virginia
You are hereby required 81 ap-
pear Z" the hill of complaint for
divorce filed against YOU in the
above SfNi.-si cause an the first
Monday IN .H't"h"r. Al 1853. 9TH
'-rw is- the allegations 81 SAID bill
~ ~ lee taken aS confessed
i"''e AMI ordered at Chambers
80 K"H West. Florida. this 18th ID,
- Au--u~f AB 1913
tGfreui1 curt
Seap Ross g S.,,,.r
Clerk 81 the Circuit Court
I;v- fSdl Kathleen Nottage.
I'cpuiy Clerk
ENIipl = E.S0iGNNI.BB. III
Solicitor fer I'lsiutiff
auS f-2I-2> .~.-I,if-Iat;
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Rudolph Forster. White House
aide under eight presidents. dies.
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Tpnald. murphy and Di"ErN.
K nredv. MlnJr. Center. Dean.
and Rosar-
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO. JEWELL DE BORDE HELD.
RESIDENCE UNKNOWN.
You are hereby required 81
appear To the bill of compliant
for divorce filed against YOU IN
the above styled cause on the
first Monday in September AID
l943. otherwise the allegations
Of said bill Will bc taken as con
fcSSCd
Done and Ordered - Kcy
West. Florida. this 3lsi day Of
July. AID. 1913
Circuit Court Seal
Ross L Sawyer
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
By sd Kathleen Nottagc
Deputy Clerk
WILLIAM Y. ALBURY.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
jly3l:aug7-l4 2l.l9i3
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American LEAGUE

American League
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis, two
games.
Boston at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
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National League
TODAY'S GAMES
BASEBALL LEAGUES
National League

Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburgh at New York.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
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Donald. Murphy and Dickcy:
Kennedy. Milnar. Center. Dean
and ROSaT.
Philadelphia al ST Louis. post
poned.
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OCD warns against boom as
farm land prices rise.
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MULE In TENNESSEE
BITES RESCUER'S LEG
fBy Associated Pressp

TIPTONVILLE. Tenn, Aug. 81
Add ungratefulness: a farmer
was hospitalized here when bitten
in the leg by mule he was help
ing to rescue from uuickSand. The
mule, frightened by derrick be-
ing used in the rescue. held to the
farmers leg so firmly IL had to be
knocked scnSeless before being
rried loose.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21

Mgr. Haas says Detroit crowd
ing caused racial outbreak.
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which will wind up hostiIltieS
about sept 10.
Bowling l. gaining It's share OF
attention al tin- Naval AR Station
these days because tnc race Is near
ing It's end and there are several
teens with q chance 10 reach the
finish wire.
At pre- sent the Seaman Guards
are ahead with % victories and
eight defeat The Administration
keglers are second with 25 wins
and eight losses. The FAD, P-l
has a record al p md IL and the
Galley follows via - tiiunphS
and Is ycs,tings
The record for high SinSl" non
ors was beaten ihIs week when
Don Sweigalt Of the Admlnistra-
ton toppled the NAPLES for 237
in lead McGaha and Lieutenant
NcEIroy. who have attained re
s; ective totals 81 235 and 2-3-
VolleYbsll Loop
The FAD Enlisted ! continues
10 pace the MAS vollcyball loop
with a record of SIX victories and
ono loss. The Carpenters and
Painters team IS second with five
wins and a lone beating.
The Air Stations sOftball circuit
has two outfits tied for top slot
inc FAD Enlisted / and FAD En-
Used 2 are knOtted for the hon
ors with five straight triumphs
apiece.
Tournaments In Full Swing
The months sports tournaments
are in full swing at the Receiving
Station. according To Chief Alex
Jaffcc of the Recreation Depart
ment and although upsets can very
easily occur he listed yesterday
the following as the favOrltes to
survive the competitions:
Billiards. Charles Pauillsky.
Sic;
Checkers. Ernest Stone. see.
and Chief Harris;
P.ng-Pong. Bill Wood. We
Tennis. Dick Jones. Vic;
Basketball 81. Lowell Stream.
Bkrlc;
HorseshoeS. TOTO Hicks. Bkr2c;
Contract Bridge. Lieut. G L
Cummings and Lieut.. Cg) L. V.
Hall. Jr.
Other activities include softball
and basketball games which are
being arranged between the Re
ceiving Station crew and Coast
Guard personnel
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NJ. Cooper. Krist and w. Cooper;
Lee. KimbalI and Moore.
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Philadelphia - 81 L"ui~ p",i-
pOned-
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American League

DobSOn and PaTicc. Ov"ini''
and UnSer.
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DerrInger. Burrows and Living
ston; Wyatt and Bragan-
Evening star., 1943-12-12
BY r. r. TAYNTON.

II the state of Santa Claus market
has you demoralized, take comfort.
There still is much you can do for
your friend, the dog. and for your
dog-loving friends, without bucking
the crowds and the Illustrations Of
the downtown stores. The supplies
OF leather dog gear and rubber
gadgets fer the dog Is limited sadly,
but there is nothing your dog will
appreciate more than a good hunk
of well-cooked hog liver. The price
on that is low and the ration point
age ditto. Boil 1t well, dry it out in
the oven and give him a chunk on
Christmas morning Watch his re-
actions, and see If you don't think
ne appreciates it more than a new
collar ard leash or a rubber bone.
It's what professional handlers use
in the show ring to make their prize
winners stand up and take notice.
Don't waste the liquid in which the
liver was boiled. Pour it, warm.
over scne broken dog biscuit and
let the latter soak until all the liquid
is ABSORBED The cnly drawback is
that your dog may not care so much
for the plain biscuit after that.
Another gift your dog will ap-
preciate, and one that won't hurt
you either, is walk in the country.
Take him on leash until you get