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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-11-11

HIS bag was planned as a gift
- for someone who was finding
days in bed difficult enough with
out having books, magazines and
writing materials scattered about.
If you like to take an assortment
of reading matter to bed, sick or
well, you will enjoy a bag like
this. It's hanger hook may be
sewed to box springs and there you
are with everything handy.
The bag shown here was made
of remnant of heavy cotton up
holstery materials in tones of
green with a touch of red in the
pattern. The red was repeated in
the sateen lining. The sketch gives.
all the dimensions and shows how
the lining and the outside part
were made. A coat hanger was
cut down to measure IL inches
from end to end and was placed
between the lining and the out
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-11-11
Blair House, Washington,
Is IT. S. Guest Mansion

Since May 6, 1912, Americas Of
fetal visitors who could not be ac-
commodated at the White House
have stayed at the nearby Blair
House, now the governments
guest mansion.
Among the score of foreign dig
nitaries and their parties who have
occupied the. residence are King
George of Greece and King Peter
of Jugoslavia.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-11-11

Howard Petrie, announcer of the
Moore-Durante air show, had both
Paramount and RKO after him with
long-term acting contract. He
stands six feet four and weighs 24O
pounds-right up with Paramount S
Bill Edwards, of ''Our Hearts Were
Young and Gay"
Hildegarde, the new radio star who
has the BEAT the Band show on
Wednesday evenings, introduced a
song called "She's Got Bars on Her
Shoulders and Stars in Her Eyes,;
the WACs couldn't resist the title
so adopted the ditty for their official
recruiting song.
Gary Moore, who co-stars with
Jimmy Durante over both CHS and
NBC, will make his picture debut
under David Selznick's sponsorship,
and will be developed as ''a sort of
combination of Fred Allen and Bob
Hope"-which should be something!
It'll be Allen on writing ability and
Hope from the slant of his delivery.
Pompeii's emergence into 'front.'
page importance because of the
fighting around Naples inspired RKO
to reissue its spectacular ''The Last
Days of Pompeii," originally re-
leased in 1885; it's cast includes Alan
Hale, Basil Rathbone, and Louis
Calhern.
The Ellery Queen cast likes to be
heard above the incidental music of
the organ, except when guest detec-
tives turn up early, during the dress
rehearsal-then, when the crimes
solution is given. the organ fairly
roars, drowning out all voices.
ODDS AND ENDS-Tenor Bill Days.
discovered by Croucho Marx in his ra-
do programs chorus, and then given
the solo singing part, has been signed
to 26-iUeek contract Looks as if
"Blondie" Penny Singleton-,Uould
soon be kicking her pretty legs again
in musicomedy flms-she ,Uas orig.
inalLy brought to Hollywood because
OF her success in musicals on the
Broadway stage :. Mqureen O'Har0,
last seen in RKO's "The Fallen Spar.
roiO,'' and Paul Henried ,0iH co.star in
that studios ''The Spanish Main"
Roy Acuf, star on radios "Crand Ole
Opry," may be candidate for gouer-
nor in Tennessee's elections next year.
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Large-Sized Vestee

Large-Sized Vestee
THE older woman sometimes
4 has difficulty in finding instruc
tons to make a smart crocheted
sleeveless vestee. This one was
especially designed for sizes 38-40
and AZ. It is comfortable, we'll
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-11-11

he tested for This Gun for Hire"
and when Paramount executives saw
his test they didn't bother about test
ing anyone else.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-11-11
Gift for One Who Reads in Bed Easily
Made of Cloth Remnants and Hanger

side; these being stitched together
around the top, as illustrated.
NOTE-This bedside bag is but one of
thirty-two useful things to make for the
home, that are illustrated with detailed
directions in BOOK 8 of the series pre-
pared for readers. The price of BOOK 8
is Is cents. Send your order to-:
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-11-11

Try Great Tonic Many Doctors Advise
See how good-tGsting SCOTS Emulsion
helps tone up your system; helps build
up stamina and resistance against colds
if there is dietary deficiency of A & d
Vitamins. It's easy! Simply take Scott's
daily throughout the year. It's great Buy
A O. at your druggists todayl
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fitted and can be worn in the house
in our winter heat-rationed rooms
and is equally comfortable for out
of-door wear under a heavy coat.
Make it of wool sport yarn in
American Beauty, navy blue,
brown or dark green.
For complete crocheting instructions for
the Larger Woman's Vestee (Pattern No.
5619) sizes include 38-4O and AZ, send is
cents in coins, your name and address
and the pattern number.
HOME NEEDLEWORK
106 Seventh Ave. New York, N. Y.
Evening star., 1943-04-07
ks .0iR change fetocieu>M.

with buffaloes. Many Of the big
beasts were hshot, and tho flesh
proved as tasty as beef.
One day band Of Beers found
a herd OF buffaloes grazing near
marsh. Advancing under the cover
Of bushes, they got within rifle shot
and fired volley.
-Four Of the buffaloes fell to the
ground, three of them dead and
the other badly wounded. The
wounded animal was big bull
which had been leader of the herd.
One Of the Beers stepped from
the cover of the bushes, and started
loading his gun again. He meant to
fire finishing shot at the big bull
from close range.
The bull buffalo did not wait.
Rising to his feet. he broke into
a mad charge. The hunter turned
to race toward the marsh, throw
ing away the gun. He believed
that If he reached the marsh he
could escape the charging beast.
which would sink deeply into the wet
soil.
It was too late, however. He
could not reach the marsh in time.
So he tried to climb a mimosa tree.
Before he could get out Of reach
the buffalo struck him with his
horns and tossed him into the tree,
where he was caught between a
limb and the trunk.
The other Beers then killed the
bull buffalo, but when they climbed
the tree they found that their COM
rade was dead.
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Uncle Ruy's Corner

When we look at picture OF
African buffaloes they may not seem
like very dangerous animals. Per-
haps they will remind us Of cattle to
be found on farms and ranches in
various parts Of this continent. Ac-
tually, they are relatives Of our
cattle.
Yet there are differencesl Tho
buffaloes of Southern Africa rank
among the most dangerous animals
to be found in the world today. They
may attack men with little or no
excuse.
African buffaloes may stand 81
feet high at the shoulders. Their
horns are heavy and strong, and
often measure more than 3 feet
from point to point. The ends
curve sharply upward, and woe to
the man who finds himself lifted
on the points!
Even in these days of powerful
guns, hunters must take the great
est care in the buffalo country Of
Southern Africa. A wounded buffalo
Is a fearful opponent.
When the Beers were moving
northward from the Cape Town
region. they often came in contact
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.

Crime Doesn't Poy-No. 1A
Not all criminals are caught and
punished.
East dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
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A. ~ AAQ107
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AJ9632
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4 &AK96
The bidding:
East South West North
IA Pass Pass
Dbl. % Dbl. "a
Dbl. Pass Pass Pass
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one day, ,Dait three tuH days and
TecetUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other ddus.
katherine GTeeiy. g. Huntington. Ind. G =
charles @ Kaplan. q, 5623 lst st: NV, and
Huth ann Shapiro 30. 1864 New Hampshire
Robert dTinth. 90, Falls Church, Va. and
Milton ARa eaasGa e g. THsa 4s 4as
ave. NV. and Cora Danaher. so. sos
RaIph Petty, ;s! 80: and Ruth E. Jones, "a,
George. Thomas. 80 Army, and Dorothy
RSsT ssT'GR s}rfs H. H. Is bes issh Monss 5 and
dennaro RicHcci. 26, 1927 North Capitol
B s.; st. ana mo Marguerite Wilson, a. 1920
Raymond a. Florance. "a. 1s42 Monroe
St: snnor nv and Elizabeth Tomai, %, 1927
sssays 2S 1880 AsT Ass9n hanp aae
rdNsTS MsR0nald i 5,;,; 1929 So1unb,a "a.
1t: Thomas II. Murray, s5. 14es Green
yish yL;huDk,, pkwy., and stephanie oMalley. 26
sfse' DstsmSfs aoV:tSn e. 1871
wlsm AHA JEAN nTs1ke ( wde m 2s g. MsRls ysr Va
"lldsm AdaTa So97dmen n g., Cairo Hotel and
ana Lorraine coppase. Is. 81 511s 8 Il; 18th Est st.
Merlin lIp Houdeshell, ss5 p. and Ina Young. 90
0sR n1azsSS Ann a414 Fsss S''2 a CHEVY
JOSEPH smifolao, 10. 1897 2sd st; Sc. and
EdHsrd Wistine. r e 1f .nd ns B.: b.
Paul KITTEamm; %; Mexsndria. and Mary
r. both Of iaos eirard lna st'1r's st, NV r'''ef'
YfRas aam q? s? Se 55my ssth sna st. nns ns
.,man ton; 20 Rga3,i Sgth Of s1zs g s. Nv ND
St nv and Luela M. E Arsile, nisa0H1iar 80, Roser
gsPs ss,b se 8. sqs sGs Fsh2: .
son: II 6oth Of 1855 18th S'tsln1s s. NV sf'7-
ford. 25,- both Of Edgefieid. s. c. ~
and Rosa L. Fossie. q. " 1925 g 2iM;tt aistt
william Bell. 1e. 1895 HOPKINS pl. Sc.
al ana hannah Ashton Is, 1898 Hopkins
Oliver sgd w. Warren; p. 2ao2 18th St. NV,
Albert e. Aston, 23, Fort Meade, Nd,
minister ST. 0' "e'S
Thomas Holman, "a; soe Sd st. NV, mad
Luther tina IRosemond, 81, Army, and Erne.-
M, Donald Hardy. IS, 1o3e N. J. ave. NV.
AN, and Asa L: Brunson. 1s. 224 H st. NV.
Joseph Crawford. 81, 1921 2sth st., and
r., Ella sl; J N, ormes. 81, Rankin, Pa. ''' anu
David s. Wertheim, %. 54Ol End st. nv
and Anita v. Zimon. 20. 119 Kennedy
st. NV. ~'
Issued 1t Fairfax,
James nottingham Rogers. %, Camp lee
ana FRANCES E. Poindexter, %, Route 3.
Sanford E. Bernatowicz. 25. Frackvtlle, Pa
Pa. ~ " "A11AohiSlo1''
Besnard v. Reed, 49, and Ida Rose
schwartz. "a, both Of New York City.
F1ederick g. Joerg. 2S, Jersey City, and
Joseph R. Anderson. jr., 25, Fort ReIVo,r
and Virginia M. Rodu. 1S, Route i, Alex.
andria - Ne~
Albert Hembrey, 21 and Marv Ahcs a,r,r,.
II. both Of Herndon,
Evening star., 1943-04-07

west leo the diamond king W0lcn
East overlook to lead two more high
diamonds. South ruffed the third
round and Vests failure to overruff
told South the sad story Of the
trump split. He cashed the club
ace, then led the heart 10. East
took two high hearts and led a
third and again South ruffed. South
knew East didn't have another club
but the best lead he could make was
the club king, which permitted East
to make his seven of trumps.
East then led a high diamond.
Once again South ruffed. Then he
led a club and ruffed with dummy's
spade king! East overruffed with
the ace and found he couldn't lead.
The queen and another spade would
give South the last two tricks. A dia-
mond would let South discard while
North ruffed and then a spade lead
from dummy would permit South to
score the spade jack.
There were two criminals and
two crimes. Who and what were
they?
South's overcall was a criminal
one; it risked a tremendous SET
But he got away with 1t. It cost
him only 500 points while East West
had an easy game at hearts or no.
trump.
East was the other culprit when
he overruffed dummy's spade king
with the ace. II he discarded q
diamond North would have had to
lead a spade. East's ace-queen
would have dropped Souths jack
and the spade 10 would then have
scored the third undertrick for a
worthwhile 80O-point penalty.
X X X X
Yesterday you were Oswald ia
coby's partner and, with your side
vulnerable, you held:
AKJ1O63
VAQ104
D54
~
The bidding:
schenken You Lightner Jacoby
Pass IA - Dbl.
Pass co
Answer-Three spades. You do
not want to leave the double in
and, despite the somewhat warning
nature of the double of non-vul-
nerable opponents, you are anxious
to get to game.
Score 100 per cent for three
spades, 60 per cent for two hearts,
40 per cent for pass, 20 per cent
for two spades.
Question No. 1882.
Today you hold the same hand and
the bidding continues:
Schenken You Lightner Jacoby
Pass IA "a Dbl.
Pass 81 Pass sNT
Pass CD
What do you bid? Answer to-
morrow
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l3-eent), self addressed envelope is in
Evening Star: II you desire the pocket
outline Of the Four Aces system OF
contract bridge. send with your request
to the Four Aces, care Of The Evening
Star, stamped (3-cent), self-a ddressed,
large-size envelope and you will receive
an outline without any charge.
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laD, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Dait three full days and
Teceiue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other davs.
Evening star., 1943-04-07

The Four Aces will be pleased to an
swer letters from readers If a stamped
(3-cent), self-addressed envelope is in
closed with each communication ad-
dressed to the Four Aces, care Of The
outline Of the Four Aces system OF
contract bridge. send with your request
to the Four Aces, care Of The Evening
Star, stamped (3-cent), self addressed,
large-size envelope and you will receive
an outline without any charge.
Evening star., 1943-04-07

British Aid Refugees
In the last eight months the
British government has spent $40,-
10000 in relieving refugees.
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Surprise Word Of the Week

There are two surprises In the
familiar word CUPOLA, "a small
dome on the top of building or
tower" First, the word should not
be pronounced "KEW-puh-lo -loe, !"
rhyming the last syllable with hoe,
toe. Note that the 20" Is in the
second, and not the third syllable.
The correct pronunciation Is kIW-
poe-luh.
Second, the word is Latin and en-
tered English through the Italian.
But the Latin cupola means "a small
tub; a little funeral vault" From
the same Latin stem (cupa) come
the words coop, cup, and goblet.
Evening star., 1943-04-07
1~eA< aa4

"Sights in Strange India" Is the
title OF picture leahet. It contains
10 pictures. by Frank O. Pape and
several hundred words Of text by Uncle
Ray. To obtain = copy send q self
addressed envelope bearing 3-cent
stamp to- Uncle Ray in care OF Tho
Evening Star.
Read Uncle Ray in The Junior Sta,
Every Sunday.
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Take MyWord for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
It's Hard to Believe

Richmond: What is the origin Of
the word PLAGIARIZE, and how
Is the word pronounced?-I. N. D.
Answer: First choice: PLAY j.
uh-rize; second choice: PLAY -juh-
rize.
In literature, a plagiarist Is one
who uses another authors work
without credit or permission, pass
ing it off as his own. But the origi-
nal Latin word plagiarius had no
literary implication. It meant, zone
who kidnaps man or child" Incl
dentally, I should like to point out to
columnists at large that the phonetic
spelling used in this column is strict
ly my own invention, and is covered
in every detail by my own copyrights.
It is unlawful to use it in print with
out written permission.
Evening star., 1943-04-07
LETTER-OUT

Remove letter
called for in the last column Print
site the word from which
correctly they can be helpful little earfuls
Answer Yesterdays LETTER-OUT.
Letter
(P) SCA1LOP-LOCAIS Ohey stop for everythng).
(O) SCOTOMA-MASCOT brings good fortune).
(S) S11LY-L1LY (what you hold you're through.
(T) SP1RANT-SPRA1N you've almost ruined the joint.
(S) PRlEST-TRIPE d stomach it. it's good)
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DEATHS

-i.sTs,,a u Eiss sshsYrpis &sFtisF-i's-
frank Brosk,rL $500 Cameron, 80
R.lrh Red Richards. 2sss z CRAM
Ks,hie.n Marshall. S73t St. Antoine, 10
William II Cox e255 AEnes, 50
Edward DIick, so55 whiteome So
Caroline seltl 1890 cicotte, SIS
David vsrshs.vt' 3o7I Bevidsrs ~
CHARLES ] Wooley' 2isi McKins,ry, SO
KsIrer Pionka, ei7I Home, 81
Christopher J Decker, ISL Waterman. 90
Psul Gary Ferguson, 1881 Fourteenth
Frances r, 3. Michel, 1890 strashurs 81.
khus Augusta Demon, BOZ W. Grand
,qsa F.TiSr:s, ,e:ss .d s9'q e:Ii., SO
Joseph Folts .aoill Goddard. "a
Mary l.. wheeler siS2 r Jefferson. rs
stella Morris 1888 Roland fs
Albert Rychintk. 1898 3o'h. 81
Leon Goldsmith, 2ss7 W Grand Blvd 80.
lame. Mortarty. 1902 Rroadstrest. IT,
Benjsmin saltEgivsr, 5bls Msyoury Grand
Marie Morris eGl Fischer So
Anthony Martin Kslleck, 1890 Hsmpshirs
Carr. Tucker, l5o7s Glastonbury al.
Pay Jones 1929 Memorial SIS
Otto Tietr So2s Harding y
Robert Carlton Hawk 1871 W Vsrnor -
DAVID. Bommarito el2i Crane 20
Mo-rit Henry Gibson, u Pine Wysndo's
Jean Coleman 1is5 " Phlsdslphs H..
care Elmo Barber NJ Morris ~
LOUIS u johns 1880 FAIRFIELD. 20
ciyde Carson, $50 Temple Al
Tsress ProvtrEols. 4s06 Concord IS
Ahmed Msrruf, sos 2 Forest. ~
LIZ. Towns. Memphis. Tenn s.
Sam wilson e3p Osborne Place 40
Maggie ssir 223o Madison. 50.
Clarenc, Curry s0si Hsxsstts a.
James Ralph Holt, 2220 jay 20
Alfonso Cskins 2537 McDouEaN 81
CHRISTOPHER pentrhod 1872 LaBsl.f -
Jackson William Clarke, Monroe -
james Nelson Fonlne. Center Point Ia
50
Kasper WIZ 1918 surslo. 81
chm wah Fat 1888 Third So
Henry r. Smith. Milford -
Christian I. 9SStit, ts3 Ksslson /"
Elmer Aertz. 4l5e ST. Jsan 81
May A. wrobleWske, ii74 Twenty eighth
y
Thomas Burns 444 Howard 40
Elizabeth Moorey. 1859 sycsm more So
Frank O. Mooney, 1878 Prairie a.
Frances s,.fanski 1927 ST. hsry's -.
Clarence Hdrpst isles Center. so.
Rose Ealesn smith 204l Elm ss
Bsrhsrs Phsrrs, 1850 Night!ngalt Dear
born Township. months
WatKn KsiEhlsy l3ss6 Holmur 81
Charles Franklin Narcoe, l50ls Psrksids
F,hsl ". vsnHorn. ?lss EasusUn ss
Clarinda Vincent 1900 Winimil p
C-oss. polnts 50
Pauline Naples. 1891 Pingrss So
iosspn ek0uciectny 3i3a Pqustie IS
&sry Asnes BtEe1ickl. 1923 Joe. Csmpau.
q
Lsor A johnson 1857 rt-srson. "a.
John p. AscE, 1927 Alter R1 90
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Trade Schools-Male
Beauty Culture Schools

LIARS MODERN RARBERING- Phone
write NosT BArhsr C0ilege, $50 Mich
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Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES


ForIsn r0risrsna. 20 AlCs krsle- u
Troy Nost 81 Anne FsfAs Z.
Frsd Ahdc a. ka'hsrire 1eotgt 81
Csvsmna MNsf kscoii N.', iona fNt'
gerald - ,..
-
Fst-i1k Z ssana7 - 'ef'''''' is''Ns
a's = f,f.. e t.,' ;, r'1 49,. e.
Clstsf 4 Rscs - qars'srs s}'v''''r
-
caar" lanes . E.'se''a h''"n'
r., smith g. 'a-' Ssre'sr
L'cr R.'sr = k.ns $50
Z, ssy,a' s. Ns-'r CO. -. n wee,
-
FrsssricA 9.- ~ Aassi'' "'9'
carr. 'ar'1''' q ch'r',7' N'H.''
n-nse car. chrstsnssn - 1sr'r-a' 4
klsns.as -...-, .-
N,rgE ACng NLf's
Msr'r shovs,t'r. 20 olive stok,s =
4tNit AFinf'''Nt N"''"A
.n-y Thoms' . Hast' "a .,.a. u
's- IlaNs >. hi,s 1919
Joan lusse'ics Mary iu'eil.h ~
! 80 Page svi -
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Lost and Found

BROWN valet .rrc's mig ts.4at., rs-srs
-.e1f.pr vicinity Reward 4rea--
ht'rwaF TCPrse0r ssft
to<T Ian r01cs ese-u -F.7-
IfNst jgr-m iis
AgtI-f titr Gsrfrs. Hlf--s stt s-l
Casr rspbrc f-s 90 --
vr'r.ty 1-5s-s
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Funeral Directors

Fred g Marshall Sons. Inc.
HOME FOR FUSFFATg
sff2 p AEFFERsoN FIT&R0Y %-s -
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DIVORCES

Settle McCord from Russell n
MAyotue Bennett from Russ,l
GLADYS sullivan. from Harold =
william Edwards from Elizabeth
SteU6 V Hsrtung. from Frank =
Victoria V Long. from Thomas r
Jewell Hughes from Arthur.
pfwsrd Christie, from sophie
Anna r creep from Ellis
Bcu!ah Robinson. from Hollis NJ
Liza y. Gambia rdella, from Salvatore
Boheri r Campbell from Msry
Nern p Macarthur from Dorothy N.
Anna Curcurutc. from Charles
Catherine Thomas. from Porter Lee
CYNTHIA spanos from DAME
John A Mcdonald, from Edrs
sylvia NJ Wtdtle, from Hubert N
Io'tis r Smith, from Michael,
Joseph Pefa from Dorothy
NHr-i, Y Sriti. from toserh
coma u Narrt, from Edward
Mary 2. wilson, from william 7.
LOIS Hubbard, from George
John " Montgomery, from Evelyn
Irene Mary Br.cknan, from William X
ANNULNENTs
Irene = rykes from Louis Y Boeift
Dixon Coburr from Ruth p
la G!nhs from James
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Death notltes

nRISkAUs - Phlp beloved huFnsnd -
ia dear ,a'hsr 81 bil1re- Coulter s1d
Df Hsfol1 DTlrhauS, dear cf0tre- 90 Ms
Margaret Hgrd ana Ers- Pred St7rirgs
arc Irving FunerA' service - Cooper
Brothers Moriusry, Mack averus e. Ca
and Tine ister
MCDONALD June Is 1888 MAY, p
1nssl Kent, bs.ove4 VIE rrafes
seAr dsughter - fhs lgfs Franz g. a--
Nary g Kent dear siEtsr a. Frank ~
W.'srn Vincent 4. Raymond sc
ne lsts FREQ , FurerAi from Yet.derrs
1882 Creme 7uescsy go n and
Assumption tGfotl0I ChLFct 30 rl1rr
RADACHi June 10. 1853 He.ep. 30 wed
vie - Joseph, ioying mother ci E.C1
sr1 Robert Norman Joseph ~ acr
SHIRLEY June Gear csughtsf q Mars
Mayerau dear tisisr 90 Anna Miller
Arres Didur Mary Nscek. Frsr.es
ksdscfy. josephine GrAbirfki Veronica
b1r'sVick Robert Mayersn, Pvt Frank
ard joseph Funeral from $3.50 Kama
.rsstsr. Mich Monday, 3 j. q. N Pol sh
NhflrcAl Church a. 90.
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A PERMANENT position for mar in
STOCK room, future advancement assured
~ YOU have desire 10 get ahead Apply
COOK COFFEE CO.. $3.50 Hamilton Ave
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Memorials

FINEST qIsHty No. Frsds granite ua-,.
80 uoN Was tsrus go s.e4ts
pst Morevstt Wor1 z-ti "a rsyts-a
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Lost and Found

LOST-TAn wool sl.t shirt m ~ vicinity
NeoiN ofths woodward avenue. Reward
raNiSog 11-.
PUTTY tmSlt, Uhis VIII uT1WH nlETg
T0ss hshys pst Vicinity loa-l Wilde
mere. Reward. University 4.ie2I
WILL Party Who bouEht Hamilton watch.
aass No I24902S one sapphire rms one
r.'s razor and steen sheeplined iatket
from stranger. Pleased call owe dsss'
WiREHAfRED FOX Terrier. male White.
tan ears. one standup has idenifies
uo- tax w'th name and owners name and
ADDRESS phons number Ticker Reward
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Trade Schools-Male
LIARS MODERN BARBEBING- Phone.
wrltt No.sr Bsrbsr college $50 MICH
Beauty Culture Schools
Nigh SCHOOL. GRADUATES invest
gs,s Beauty culture TrainlrG Htgenie
Schrr. Madison s053
Male Help Wanted
Evening star., 1943-09-13

CASHIER-TYPIST,
Personal Finance Office, 51a-
day week; excellent salary
and working conditions; ad-
vancement. Box 326-X, Star.