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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30

ChicagOans will have their first
opportunity to witness broadcast
of Meet Your Navy tonight when
the popular Blue Network service
show moves into the $3.50 slot on
WATR. The all-blue jacket program
will originate before an audience of
10000 at the Chicago Stadium. Lieut.
Comdr Robert Montgomery, former
film actor who recently returned
from battle action in the South Pa
cific, will emcee the half hour show
which will also feature Chief Spe-
cialist John Carter. former operate
body. banjo virtuOsO.
Burns and Allen, now vacationing
from their own series, bob up on
the program of their former band
leader, Paul Whiteman, over NBC
Sunday Aug. 8. Whiteman won't be
with them next season, Felix Mills
being the replacement.
The most important radio pro-
gram ever to originate in Boston will
have its premiere Sunday afternoon
at $50 when the General Tire and
Rubber Company will present the
first broadcast of Thanks to Amer
| lea" over WATR and the Hesitation
Yankee Network.
Bob Crosby is having lot of fun
polishing up his new Sunday night
radio show, Bob Crosby and Com
pany," which made its debut on July
IS. He takes great pride in okaying
music, balance" selections, gags
and the general feel of the show
Il think we have every chance OF
developing into very iStenable
half-hour,' says Bob. He's trying
| hard, because he has high mark
! to shoot at-the sensational career
of brother Bling.
| Dick Haynes this week celebrated
| the fact that he had just signed
seven-year contract with 10th Cen
tury-FOX to make two films year
by going out to Long Island, New
York defense plant and putting on
lunch hour SOng-fest. The plants
entire 5000 employees turned out to
hear him and when the line formed
to the right for Dicks autograph it
was discovered that more men than
women wanted specimen of his
hand.
With undiminiShed energy and
ever-constant appeal the Jack Arm
strong series will complete its tenth
year on the airplanes tonight, when
the 2.220th episode of the All-Amer-
lean Boys adventure is broadcast
over WATR at GAS.
Lux Radio Theater producer, Ce-
Gil b. DeMille, won't be taking a
cruise on his luxurious yacht, Sea
ward" this year-the yacht is in the
hands of Uncle Sans Navy on coast
patrol duty. DeMille has, for years,
cruised around on the blue Pacific,
reading stacks of movie scripts. Sc
lecting prime dramatic and comedy
material for his Lux Theater i'm the
Fall, after summer vacation from
the airwaves.
Paul Whiteman, head man of
Chase and Sanborn'S Sunday musi-
cal airshow, "aPul Whiteman Pre-
sents-" is UP to his well-known
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Home Runs
Probable Pitchers
By United PressD
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York (Ficher SD at Pitts
burgh (klinger T-6) 3:15 p. m, EWT.
Brooklyn CHead sd at Chicago
(Bithorn 12-S) 300 p. M, CWT.
Philadelphia (Conger Id at St.
Louis Cooper 14-6) $50 p. M, CWT.
Boston (Andrews 7-13 and Barrett
7-9) at Cincinnati (Riddle 1875 and
Heusser 2-3) (two games) 3:15 p.
M, EWT.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30
FIGHT RESULTS
RY UNITED PRESS

Fall River, Mass..-Andy Holland,
1854, New York, technically knocked
out Henry Robinson, 162, Philadel
phia go; Ceferino Bror4co, IA, Fall
River, decisioned Gene Boulder,
1916 Providence, R. l., co..
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30
Baseball STANDINGS


Buffalo at Jersey City G., twilight
Toronto at Newark twilighD
Rochester at Baltimore CD
twilight and night
Montreal at Syracuse CO
twilight and niGht
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland (Bagby 10-O at New
York (Bonham sd 2:30 p. M, EWT.
Detroit (Trout 1913 and Overmre
$50 at Boston CHughson III and
Ryba 5-2) (two games) 1880 p. m,
EWT.
st. Louis (Newsom $50 at Phila :
delphia (Wolff go 500 p. M, EWT.
Chicago Gee 40 at Washington
(Wynn SD $50 p. M, EWT.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30

Games Today
Cleveland at New York
Detroit at Boston CD
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Chicago at Washington (nlght
Games Tomorrow
ST. Louis at Washington
Chicago at Philadelphia
Detroit at New York
Cleveland at Boston
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

YeSterUH!'S NPSUItS
Buffalo at Jersey City postponed
Contreal at Syracuse
Gst twlgt. called off; End, nighO
Rochester s, Baltimore l
cost, twilight
(Only games scheduled
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30
BUY WAR BONDS, STAMPS

ters) off Mathe wson, 4 in 20: off
Karl, 3 in l. off Kraus, in !. Wild
pitch-Dietz. Passed ball-Living-
ston. Losing pitcher-Barrett. UNI
pires-Stewart and Dunn. Time -
2:22. Atendance-1,67 6.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30

Hartford at Eimira
Utica at Svranton CD
Springfield at Binghamton CD
Albany at Wilkes Barre (2)
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Philadelphia 2, St. Louis
tJune 5. playoff)
st. Louis 10, Philadelphia
Irregular gamo)
Cincinnati 4, Boston 8
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30

Errors-Kennedy, Gordon. o.
base hits-K Keller, Sears. Home runs
Gordon, Metheny, Keller. Double
plays-Stainback and Etten; Rocco
and Peters. Left on bases-Indians
3; Yankees g. Bases on balls-oT
Russo 3. off Kennedy !, off Dean 2,
off Center 2. Struck out-by Ken
nedy !, off Russo 4. IIits-Kennedy
in 2 ga innings; or Dean. 4 In
Ia off Center, 4 in 4. Losing
pitcher-Kenedy. Umpires-Weafer
Summers aud Stewart. Time--1:50.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE


1CSttTUUy 1NtSUTT>
New York II, Cleveland !
Chicago 5, Washington 4
St. Louis at Philadelphia (postd.o
Detroit at Boston postponed
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 l L
st. Louis D o 0 0 l XII

Errors - Dalgren, O'Dea, Hopp.
Runs batted in--Kurowski j. Hopp
Q, Marion 2, Munger 2, Klein, Opea
2. Adams, Walkerf Dahlgren, Was
dell, Murtaugh. Moore. TWO base
hits-Munger 2, Murtaugh, walker.
Dahlgren 2, Livingston, u $ l..
Moore. Stolen base-Musial. Double
pIay-Fallon, Marion and Sanders.
Left on bases-Philadelp II: st
Louis 7. Bases on balls-off Barrett
2, Dietz I, Mathewson !. Krus l..
Munger T. Struck out--By Barrett
I, aMthewsoa 2, Kraus I. Munger 4.
Hits-off Barrett, 8 in Ia inings;
a. Mats. 2 In Q (pitched TO I bat
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30

New York at Pittsburgh
Brooklyn at Chicago
Boston at Cincinnati 90
Philadelphia at st. Louis (nighD
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30

Philadelphia at Chicago
Boston at Pittsburgh
New York at Cincinnati (nighO
Brooklyn at st. Louis
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30
10S0-WTIC-2SS

-WIlC-ZSS
4:30-Loren Jones
4:45-Young Wilder Brown
5;60-When A Girl Marries
5,15-portia Faces Life
5:30-Just Plain Bill
5:45-Front Page Farrell
G:00-News
6:15-Nictory Is Our Business
6:S0-Strictly Sports
6.45-Lowel1 Thomas, commentato
7:00-Fred Waring in Pleasure
Time with Victory Tunes
7:15-News of the World
7;30-Life With Fred Brady
Societies Service Concert
S:30-Your All Time Hit Parade
800 Waltz Time
9:30-People Arc Funny
l0:00-Tommy Riggs and Betty :
l0:30-Sports Newsreel of the Air
with Bill Stern
f0:45-Elmer Davis
II :00-News
11:15-Harkness of Washington
11:30-The Road To Danger
12:00-News
12:05-Paul Martins Music
12;sQ-TAd SUSstag'a oxaA.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30

Kenny Baker, after finishing
Doughboys In ireland for Columbia
will appear on the New York stage
in One Mans Venus, the John
Wildberg-Cheryl Crawford produc-
ton. Vera Zorina and John BoleS
also are signed for the cast of this
musical by S. j. Perleman and Og-
den Nash Music by Kurt WE'LL.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30

YESTERDAYS STAR-Luke APP
ping, who banged out three hits in
four trips as the White SoX shaded
the Senators, Sd.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30
EASTERN LEAGUE
Standing

Yesterdays Results
(All games poStponed)
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30
ST. LOUIS

Totals .... 80 To TO II
a-Batted for Mathewson IN TIN.
b-Batted for Karl in Sth.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30

From stenographer to opera sing
er is the career of Soprano Gertrude
Ribla, who sang Sunday for Macs
tro Arturo ToScanini on the all
Verdi program of the NBC SYM
phony Orchestra Miss Ribla, a
Brooklyn girl. entered contest
sponsored by the New York Journal
American several years ago, After
three short weeks she was no longer
stenographer, but the pupil OF the
distinguished Nine. Frances Aida.
With the patronage of Mrs. Alfred
P. Sloan, Jr. she studied with Nine.
Aida for three years.
Since her debut in 1898 she has
sung widely in touring opera COM
panies as we'll as in concert and on
the air. Last year she sang in New
York with the Salmaggi Opera
Company and received unanimous
plaudits of the critics. Toscanini
listened to a recording o. her ra-
dio addition and decided to have
her sing on the all-Verdi program
She sang the role of Gilda in the
3rd act of Rigoletto and also the
aria pace, Pace, Mic Dio" from
La Fora del Destino' on the pro-
gram.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30

Oracle Fields, British cOmedienne
who will leave New York next week
for a two month tour Of United Ma
tions army camps in England. re-
ceived the Bundles for Britain merit
badge yesterday at her Waldorf
Tower apartment, from Mrs. Robert
Worth Bingham, president of the
organization. The award was made
in recognition of Miss Fields ma
tiOnwide tours in behalf of British
relief.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30
Standings;
Games Today

(Not including night game)
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30

Paul W1liteman, head man of
Chase and Sanborn's Sunday musi-
cal airshow. "aPul Whiteman Pre-
SCENTS" is up to his well-known
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Standings:


(Not including night game)
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George Trails. 1915 Lafayette. Lincoln
Louise Love. cl45 Manistique 20.
Anna Pierce 47Os 81. Antoine. -
Eddie G. Stovall. 5l03 Russell 20
Helen Henderson. 56i4 Hartford, r.
Charlie Allen. 1929 St Antoine. q
Lewis Williams 55fa ST Antoine 80
Donald Salvador 1927 Arlington. { months.
Maria Massaroni 1896 Gallagher, 81
Lowell Williams. Jr. 662 Hendrie, months.
John orr 9SS Macomh 60
Eva I.aBuschewsky. 4OO2 carter. S..
Ruth Glddey. 1i05l sussex, ~.
Leo Leipzigcr Norton Hotel. 6S.
Elmer IL. Kuether. 1909 Second. 40
John +. II. Armstrong. Arnold Home. 90
Charles W. Hsushcrr. SEA LonEfellow, So.
Byron Tinney. 1892 Alden. p.
LEILA Pearl Hin. 1890 ". outer Drive, as
Andrew 7. Crichton, 1922 DreXel rs.
Rosetta Upton Garter. 1904 Binder, AZ.
Daniel Rose. 525 Farnsworth. 90.
August Glaia. 1871 First, 81
Raymond ASbuTy, $40 Hastings. ?.
pomintk Butkus. 33il Halleck 30.
Elmer Cherry, 5023 Hamilton. 80
Ralph Eugene Marvin l200l Hartweh 50
l.ula L. Sells. 1928 Lincoln. 80
charles Newton. 1910 Brush. So
Harry Earl Warden, col Piper Blvd, IS
John Borchard. 1886 W. Fort So.
Edward r. Bixby 1868 Marlowe, so.
Robert Mesruseman. 1855 Philip, 80
John Henry surtevant. 937l Mendoza. 81
Frank J. Hurley, i2il Tyler SO.
Josephine Mead Arnold Home. 81.
Mary J. Burt 1901 Lawton. IS
Charles Moceri 535 +. Congress. p
Isabel / Denstaedt sI57 Oldtown. 40
Emile Wiley Emmens. 30 Monterey, High
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Jessie u Hu 1855 Kcnsinctor Ri so
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Mary Webster. 1919 Sheridan, -.
Frank Batke, 1908 Miller, 81.
Joan Swaid. 1858 Barclay. Dearborn. &.
Martha Howard 6343 Sword, 50.
Donald W Macdonald, 1926 Freeiaud. rs
Richard Janssens, 1925 Belvdere, o..
Derzil smith, 1853 Third. %
Elizabeth $. Sowle. 500 Hubbard. 20.
Joseph Peter Husken. $40 Graytou. 50,
Bertha Meiritz 1921 Minden. as
Ella l. Franklin, 77l6 Medbury, n.
Rose Pettinac. SQl6 lsham 3d.
Rudolph Miller 1855 Girardin. 50.
Frank w Paine. 22l0 Hurihut %.
Rubin Zimmerman. 1911 81. ClaIr. -.
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lohn Vernon Flots, ~0f2 Mortified 20.
Everettc r. Tyrer S4s7 Faust SO.
Mary Craushaw, $40 Dumharton RI. IS
Pear May sullivan. ASH Linsdale. 90.
Agnes HODGE, 5a3s LodeWyck, 81.
Silvia Cdlmeyn. 1890 Muncy. SO
sarah Amelia Allison. Arnold Home 81.
Hermna Bchunicky, S273 Kentucky, 80.
Ernest Radlott. 4l4o Gulford IS
Frank II. Dethier III Edgeyale so.
Esther Galcmha, 37f5 LonEtellow. IS.
susie J. Hines. l4347 Greenwich. 72.
Roberta FOrs. 1921 Asbury Park months
Aaron Gross, 1921 Miller I'd. Dearborn. %
Ben Marsh. 1925 Richmond IS.
Samuel Huard- Isl East FI!zabsjhf-SQ-
Louisa Powell, 1925 sixteenth. 81
James Booth 1884, Muirland 90
Nathaniel Coleman, Isl Gerald, Hishlani
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Carl Janson. 1855 Hamilton, Rs.
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Clancy Jacobs. 1fl53 Burgess. So
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Harold c. Heym. 40; Katharine Burgess
2s
Manfora d Ripley. 25; Adelaide Novak, 20
William Lorenzo SO MARY Sotesz 40
Victor c. schmitz, "a, Mary Ann ose
Luther Dunn. %; Mary Carroll. 81.
Bert NJ Novak, II, Mary saoina era
John u friedman. 80 Jane r. Fur
George ". Wolf Il; BETTY c. Cischke 20
Ro .,cT. i 10 Murray 22' Elizabeth Glad
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Kenneth p Hearst. "a; Katherine We
Leo Lev Levine 30. Florence choer %.
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Robert johnson. so; Gladys LewaudowsEy
John Ptei. %: Laura L. Zsnder 10.
STANLEY Eleshevich 80, Lucy pruhnsky p
Theophiie crenevert Jr, 20; Eva Mae
Nichoiss J. rlennert. 2I: Beverly Becker
George w. Jones. 80 Kathryn Butler. 20
Harold Davey Jr, 20; Janet Wickert. ls
Rudolph 3. Helm, 80. Valentine M. Yer
Bronisiaw, sngier. 30: Victoria Gevewicz.
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Emmett Johnson, % Mable Brown 20.
Robert Osborne Goedert. p Joanna Pa
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Harold L. Calvin. 10. LcEla Harris, IS ,
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Albert shrlber. a. Margaret Weimsn. Is
Mnehe! wsleaak, p. Po "a, sh. 70 ~
Charles J. Mcats - Anna P. Austin ff
Donald schafer, "a. virginia DeBssh. p
Louis Kowalski - Frances Matfe"lca, u
Henry Allison 49, Theodore H.ll 49,
Eugene !. Rosen, 80, Gertrude weinberg
clifford GocswtU 80: MarFarette HI, y
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Gale L Conan ~ Dorothy Y. Farlec, 30
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DIVORCES

Joseph Bless from Margaret n.
Amer w Furrow from Hannah 4
lEltzabeth Sidman from Anthony.
Mildred NJ Grifns from Fred
Dorothy Rita Streaton from Russ
clara Holton from Albert.
Helen Caldwell from Alfred
Ahmed o. Taub from Pauline r
Loretta Arnold from Theodore.
RcrniCe GlC2ny from Frank
Virginia u. Robinson from Alice 2
Virginia r Foster from Kenneth III
Lilly Barron from Mack
lClard CzarneCki from Robert
Margaret Speier from Edward
Helen Mary Cemer from Ahrem.
ANNULNENT
Virginia Smith from Weldon.
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Death Rotires

BICHIER--May s sophie ~ l2l4S Wal
than. beloved wife OF Joseph. dear mother
,of Emma and Joseph Jr. l. s. A. Air
Force sister OF Mrs Rose Berli and Frank
lSyabo Of Newark O Funeral service,
Wednesday. ? p. m. AZ the a. r.. Peters
Funeral Home. l2O57 Gratlot
CAMPBELL Nav 8 Mary F. beloved
grandmother OF Henry Wolfe. Jim camp
bell Roy Crosby. Service O'Clock Wedues
day al the r G and 6 r. Harris Funeral
Home 425l Cass avenue.
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prices ln city, Gail us any time TT
2lp6 FOR tree estimates. a. terms.
General Improvement o..
ALL types roots. CUTTERS rev caves
t.HueHs available. Estimates. CaH I'm
vcrity ,-96Og
AMERICAN expert Wtrkmeu VIII cover
your 2fN4S No home With FCrd-V.Seei
brick siding for only SlPB 4 20-yr. roof
so. Easy terms MANY '1bs IN process
tor your Inspection can IL. 1897.
BETTER ROOF Barrett Fvcrlav' tFst
fet R'oho-. 4ll7 sUrrgW,us. 81. 1.17ts
CITY SERVICE ROOFING e. SIDING co
Roofing and saH- esYrr's. guaranteed
v. nnan.h.Y 1890 >,H.a.0ran Ho-trtN
H''rr I'VE. t.--
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ADDITIONS. ATTENTIONS

CARLSON sTUDlos-Advertising displays.
posters, 1909 Brush street Telephone
A rnuIr.h GfIA
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FuKNAcL ,LEtNING. RipAiuNG

APPOINTMENT nSraI'.- i...a,e ,-sE
nF PiufrEe Nttzi
FURNACES REFtIEEr -yl sr-ec
stalled new. -sed f4f'. .f. .r1.f
20s5 FIght-Mte E.a1 TO t.tt.
FURNACE replacement. rlYa- service ar
cono.. az gravity, ekptr W .Fa .rllst'I
reasonable prices. Rex Heatrs Il.gr
2 1853
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Shortly thereafter Dean Peyramale was summoned to
the episcopal palace There Bertrand Severe Laurence,
bishop of arbes handed him parchment that called for
the convocaton Of commission investigate the events
the groto.
when will YOU command the commission TO assem-
bIe?" Peyramale asked eagerly, after he had finished
reading.
Not vet not yet the bishop answered grmly reach
ing for the document But meanwhile, what OF the Sou
birous girls futrc1 saint who Arts with boys and
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wI>pow CIEANING

FFsIuENTtAf-ioc per -V, sdow storm.
screen service. n.-thVest section. Tenn
rla -I8zT.
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FrMIGAIoRS

The Original cyanide Gas 60. WORK
gIRfanteec TY. 1907.
CONSULT the snlargeA Pea Es.sfr .pf
ings in ne lt sunday mrs Want -r
SsCtior
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LAWNS AND GARDENS
MATTRESSES RENOVATED

LACK dirt shrubs. complete lsndscapnE.
expert workmanship. prompt service
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REFRIGERATION SERVICE
ROLLER sKATING-wINDSoR

Al ALL MAKES SERVlCED -- Parts,
labor guaranteed. Prompt service. TO.
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Funeral Directors

Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1892 F JEFFERSON. FITZROY 2i7s.75
j. SUTTON s. son
.It7 TRUMBULL AVE TEMPLE 2-jIO0
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INSULATION

ROCK WOOL blown IN walls attic. Etvei
fusi comfort TY. $3.50 Ewes. RI flsa
La>DsCArING LAwNs-GtRDEN
MANURE Tor victory gsrdsrs ors Z q
$500.
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Lost and Found

LOST Red rug sylo MAY lsi ON route
from Harper TO outer Drive-Nan Dyke
9 Mile. Reward. owe Also
LOST yellow gold wedding ring. = center
diamonds reward. Vermont 5-O9l1
SUIT Ladys black, lost down town Sat
urday afternoon. Reward Townsend
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