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Evening star., 1943-10-31
In Panama, they made
nice pets until a
monkey took charge!

p DOW would you like to be con-
II fronted twice a day with
pack of SO bowling and
voracious animals the size of large
house cats, inordinately fond of
bread, meat and candy? And not
above pilfering from the kitchen if
they don't get enough legitimately?
1t all started four years ago
when our family moved to the
Canal Zone. One morning lone
coati-mundi, small, furry, long
nosed, furtive. appeared in the
yard. When he saw me he scam
pered away, but week later was
back. threw him a piece of bread,
then went inside to watch. He
waited moment, shifted the bread
in a gingerly way and gulped 1t.
Soon he was a regular visitor.
One morning he brought a pal.
Together, they crept boldly to the
back stairs for their bread. 1t
wasn't long before there were
five. then seven; and the morn
ing l counted Is, l realized L
had a problem. One day six
lamb chops we're missing. Il just
had to feed them my small
daughter Carole explained. They
were so hungry! They were. too
i never saw them when they
weren't.
Evening star., 1943-10-31

may not know you have it, but others
do! Besides, brushing and scrub
bing your denture with makeshift
cleaners often wears down the deli
cate fitting ridges designed to hold
your dental plate in place. With
worn-down ridges, of course, your
plate loosens.
Evening star., 1943-10-31

Brushing your plates with tooth
pastes, tooth powders or soap, may
scratch the denture material which
is go times softer than natural teeth.
These scratches cause odorous film,
food particles, and stains to collect
faster and cling tighter :. resulting
in Denture Breath. Remember, you
Evening star., 1943-10-31
EVER SEE a COAT?

them up cat-fashion and carried
them over steep places.
The older animals appeared half
starved. Hunger so overcame fear
that for the first time one of them
took banana out of my hand.
A few days later one jumped
into my lap as l sat feeding them.
He snapped at the others to drive
them off, but was promptly over
ruled. They climbed all over me
after bread. Two of them even
followed me around in the house,
purring like kittens.
The Boss Appears
1.-Two years ago a white-faced
monkey out of the jungle joined
the pack. He appointed himself
boss, and maintained his leader
ship by his skill in opening doors
and cupboards, shifting out cake
and cookies in the bread box. and
other attainments. Often | found
Joe, as we named him, sitting on
shelf in the kitchen tossing food
down to dozen Of his faithful
followers. My arrival was the
signal for a quick general exit.
Joe does more than conduct
Commando raids, though. He un-
dertakes disciplining his unruly
band at feeding time. When one
of them is grabbing the lions share,
Joe jumps down from the porch
railing, seizes the offenders tail
and bites it - hard! Often a ter
rife battle ensues, but Joe
cleverly jumps out of harms
way and leaves the COATS furi-
ously disputing the field.
The pack has grown bigger every
year, and the COATS are fatter and
glossier. When l see them crowded
together at mealtime, | sometimes
think what beautiful fur jacket
they would make. But this is the
tropics, and fur jacket would be
about as useful as snowshoes.
And anyway - appetltes, bad
manners and all, they're an appeal
ing gang of little beggars. ! really
think they're much more fun as
COATS than they'd be as coats.
MARY (. WALTER
Evening star., 1943-10-31

A safe, modern way to clean dental
plates, partial plates and removable
bridges is to soak them clean in
Polident every day. Polident is ap-
proved by many leading dentists
and the leading makers of modern
Evening star., 1943-10-31

Millions call Polident blessing. No
fear of Denture Breath-no risk of
wearing down and loosening the
plate due to brushing. Polident used
daily helps maintain the original,
natural appearance of your dental
plate for less than If day. Get
Evening star., 1943-10-31

denture materials. No brushing, no
danger, yet the daily Polident bath
works into the corners and crevices
no amount of brushing seems to
reach-leaves your denture spark
ling clean, odor-free.
Evening star., 1943-10-31

FREE-BoOklet ON Care
of Dentures. Send post
card: Hudson Products,
Inc, Dept. FLO, 8 High
Street, Jersey City, NJ.
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Lost and Found

COLLIE male tan with white markings
long nose. chain collar and Pontiac
license when EFF Reward fer inforUatiog
leading 20 recovery. Can B1rnlncham 2ai5
FOX TERRIER male White with brown
spot on left eye and ear pa; chHd
pc Nt' .a reward. NIr.rtt ..H.
burn McNichols SUNDAY. University 1920
GOLD heart bracelet. engraved ~ T. s."
a-2i-43. Reward olive 3s9s
LOST Bag Of unWashed laundry tsl
1928, saturday. : p. m. on Licrrnr.s
Dawson, Schafler Or MCNlC hols road. r..
ward. 1923 Livernois
LOST Mans wallet containing important
papers Reward. myoo Boyer. Tnln-
brook sf97.
LOST Boys rimiess glasses. vicinity Fisher
Bidg. washroom Reward lvanhDe 30s2
MALE TOY rat terrier. name MCKEE las,
seen near Past Warren outer Drive
black VIII white chest short rafret. erect
ears clipped tail, wearing narrow black
collar win bell Reward. cali Tuxedo
1861
SMALL yellow goad one-diamonc pendant
between Lemay-MsCk- Ws}hgrn Treas
ure9 keepsake Liberal reward ~ 0ssl
WHITE female fox terrier hoh'aG tar
head, tan specks on bodysand legs ?
brown spots IN back 'Gueenle Zee L.DerAl
reward Cherry s2ls
800 REWARD FOR return of or irfprnra.
ton leading - return ~ mae Beagle
black. white and tar tRufrt Atso .eracn
and white male hound tRs4 Phone
Lincoln 2-232s 40 West Guthrie Roy a.
OaE Township
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DIV ORC rs

Art''s rUs from H4gh
Tss n ChEre from Perrt
Arthur p Rare from RUBY Ice
pors.1 G B-eesl1fs from Dsity n
Nathan 7. TsrsI from ENh-Vre
Wee " Gilmore from HsrN n
Hare Korspka from George
Dora hessFrgsf from Joseph
virginia Wilson from John
Mildred Lee MaIepFsA f-or1 August
oo''n : HAss.ch from Vera p
Oscar Sagvs from Adr.al1s
cara Meek from Harr-
AAhsl Nae Watson from Lsna
Al LAterEa from Mary
Charlotte F.rks'or n Zoe
Charle- q rfon from Pgts
Mare ~Fsrisy from A.frsd Z
Minnie INtceck from p~rs.e
May Po-lrtk e RI jrE~
Linn ? % Nr~rs. fraT fsr1eg ?
Janet Aufdecs from Pau. tsnnu,
rnerfI
AcA SvrsIE from pa.
PctRtcH .s-~ o. % m
Jack ? EcfAl-a+--fF=5m G.atss
Lone : NarHa.cmEr- f-Hfn Anne I.r-nct
MA.se l. ~ mite from ~ .vrs-' a.
lr'7e iral g y joseph tarrulmentJ.
airline Iia'' f-r n Franz
Mao M1.rar from WHIsm =
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Death lotlres

q Ny March p ~ her home 57i
ltasoon avenue Nsronirs 4 b.lovec
WIDOW ~ the ls'er LOUIS C4ry essr
n"thsf ~ BftnkmAn ~ HOLY
Hood Ns' Ms Frank Hubbard ~ Me-.
vlncaie hcd FINER 4 Clry Funeral serv
De-" Thlrsdsg a. z 80 :. m. from tns
rss'1srcs
NJ PRIkfI, March - 1913 Chat.fF sge
- hFtre01 ~ me 4ste CcreHa ''rrrsr
fa'r'f q NJ Sisfor GGInd0n o.. Detroit
Mr. O'ls = Srr-~irv O. Eepfss Trr-uss
- saginaw and Jofsrh ~ LgcIrg'e- nire
eranfcriiGfer Funsrsl services a. ne VIM
sullivan A Son fJrers home -0f "a Prs
- Royal OAK, THURSDAY a. ~. "a Our
Lsf1 - IL sas'fs Fngrer 20 Befsies ~ &
rircs B-raI a. - Psf-Ck Cemetery IN
Ba' C'' ThlTsfa> - ~
DIPPoNG-Msrch Is 1913 Nicholas. Be
loved husband q France. Gear fa'her e
Mrs. Peter Gesirirh Andrew and Mrs. pr
m = D"cnnk rrardfA'Nsr 90 frr Rose and
Frances. brother ~ Mrs. Margaret Woff-
rarr FsE~+-' y eGrrr 90 o. 0r------
residence so2S Pennsylvania ave a. 10 81
'G NATIVITY ~ Olr Lord Caatcn Inter
nrrt - Allentown Mich
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DEATHS

Emil Mater 1871 Putnam So
Nathan Adelman. 200i Taylor 10
Louis Harris. 2fsi Cladstcne 40
Stanley stosur 1880 Wesson 81
William HeaIy 472i BALDWIN 81
Alan J. Nash 2a76e Piper, East Detroit
Betty Ann MerriUe,her, iases Los Cabin
Charles Pokrieiks. 2a4 FISCHER 81
Andrew Nike AndrzejeWsAi iifzl Psrk
Juhanna Magdo~ska. 1929 s., Aloer,us
Eoy H Rubh s92 $ Harrington 80
Sarah ftrTr et33 p Grand Brvr-. 81.
Anton Kaso~sk 3sf5 Lovc't 10
Edwin :. J Quck 1870 Washh4rn so
GerAIdlre BocheneN 5s7s ST. Hedwg. s
Grace Moore Rlnonhsld Eils. 81
NsrEsfe' Allen Rowland 1852 Eureka. 80
ludi'h TsVior 1907 Fast Palmer
Mar ,Pos,noy 1878 R,sn. road. -.
Oiga Lhnge s72s Oivst ~
Va Jean sutton illsi Promenade %.
Ac4 Williams gO2 Eat Jeferfar 81.
cara Lukasiewlcz. 5fdg Field 81
Ee~srf HonocH 240j Horton 50
Anna Ehtaoe'h Braunt9orf. 400 virginia
t.ouIE- s-sy1rrk' 1914 FuHertrn-
Roman /. Lisfk!'~icz. 1891 Eighteenth.
j7tr e Asmm.tsf. 42eo Pasadsra. 7s.
GsorgAnrs L Kent 1890 Fullerton. 81.
AuE1st kischei. $3.50 Dlvsrsey =
John oyerman 1851 " Eucnc s!
John Paul Jordan 1902 Wh.thela So
Csrl ohosoSsAi. $500 southern. Dssrborl.
Ch-s DAvi6s-r 1855 lrf So
Thomas Mcbride s9tg Otesro ~
GuAtais Ernosi KAmhArdt i503 cadillac
-
Mare Anna Pse'z si74 Burns IS
lterD HAnse man 1852 Seymour %
tt phon MisSant 1872 Evanston. 81
Lnn.S A ZclteL-4s32 BathAm 81.
Nil.sm WAT. hSl Grs' - ~
susie Allen ZIoI Maple IS
Man @l'leVskf. zoos WllHs u
Eva schultz 1887 B4Nsla 90
Lucille ~ Bonds s2S Whtmo-e -
Morris Hu'er tO71 DamirG s.
Marx NJ Calm =. Arlington. Virginia
20
Jesse g wilson 1880 John r Rgyal OAK
IlRnAA.4
lsfnes Hea1-fs.1 -T3a Gfanar1ort So
Thomas !. G1dff"y So v Bethurs 7s
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Deatb notlres
IILIPIAk. PhnNps stanIey. dled Mar

FILIPIAk, (PhnNpsJ Stanley. died March
= dear husband Of Anna Fhplak dear
father % Leo and STANLEY. dear brother
.of August Mrs Margaret Kublcki, jeanne
Robins daughters m law Irene and
Eleanor; three grandchildren Funeral
fud4y from the home 1855 East Warren
AZ $50 a. m. 10 Sweetest Heart II Map
81 ft 2 u'tlora Iu. s.fle.l a. Greer
wood Cemetery. Funeral Director. !. v
. 4 nr1arI@ al.
GoRNtb March IS Car. Of 4525 Here
ford. beloved husband ~ Edna Frances
gofncy. dear father ~ Car Jr and
Patricia Funeral service Wednesday 8
3 m. A. a n Peters FUNERAL Hone
l2hi7 Gratlot avenue
NA6LE-March Is. Eeorge G. dear nus.
band ~ Margaret and father ~ james
/ C., George ard Larrg Mage Mrs
5tith r. Gibbons brother ~ Mrs. Marlsre'
Kennedy Of sprrgteIG Mass FurcraI
'm SON rtsi1"rre 1863 Warr0Gtor
Drive Wednesday a. 10. and -. Brgld
Church a. 10 a. On
PILLNIE>sK March - 1858 Anna
beloved Wite 81 simon loving mother ~
. Theresa Zolirski Jennie Grodocki Anna
iJohn EDWARD ard Leo P.iznieusK. dear
sister ~ Tory % NAshl0Ct61 n G ara
John Tafeiski Also survived by - grsna
Ichicrtr Funeral Wsereecsy from resi-
~s-oe. 5o47 sprnFvs.s, & 80 a. m s.
stephens Church a, 10
. s. - =
Eastwood beloved sor az James ana
Agnes Robbins dear brother ~ Cs'herine.
Ms Helen Miller and Jo0r Furersi ssry.
.c"s Wedrrscsy p % a n Peters
Funeral Home 1867 Gra'Io'
>tLLIOI Msre1 . 1879 seaman tsec-
onf class De.oer' " a. T. : naval
Hospital. Great Lake.. ~ ace % years.
ntl1vsc son .of Judge 4 ser and the ate
Vera Ss.tot'e tnee schultz beloved grand
son - Mr. and Mrs Charles schultz III
walnut stree River F"urr Remains e.
no G.rnacr funeral home 1888 West JET
fsfscr River RolFs Tine ~ service late.
>1HfER AdeUre nee fc-far. A. Frazer
Michigan dear wife ~ Frsi W dear
mother ~ Ed1tlr Fiff W7rHfd sfT
george Services from the home 2g0s5
garfield rosd ~ - NHe rad Fraser on
Ir9fsda' Arr COCK
TlLEl-Rstrcl; march d 1853 beloved
wife ~ Charlie =. Tyfey. sister of James
Butler Ssis1n Butfer and Mr. John
prue- Funers sersss TUESDAY March
3o. A. n, from mo Ch' F4reral Home
Wayne AlcE.
WRIGHT Minnie l.. h,4nYed na.her of
Jerry Yo4nC. sister ~ Mrs J0rr TNIci
am ORTIZ Arfr0s Services r' rerrs'z-
r.et' Sons chapel tt16 ~ rt.-an avenue
Wecnesdav - m
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ruRNAcE CLEANING. REPAIRING

G's B'NGF repairs can Makes good
nth'p reasonahe Prompt ore
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sCREENS. STORM SA>H
SIDING I>SlIN1tn
VACUUM And WASHER REPArR

Al Vacuum washing rrarN no service
Reasonable Prompt 1873 Mack TuNedl
1-piI0
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Lost and Found

BLACK leather purse last Morcsy sitter
noon : Mfls -LincoirsnI-e bls stop Naf.-
shis papsr' money. keys. Reward Town
serc 5-i1ls
CAT DARK tiger Win tack msrkIrEs.
Wearing REL crusr Chicago Byron
Wo0fr7V wilson district. Reward Town
serd 5-Sls7
COCKER sPASIEl-Pgrs harF rial,
year Old Liberal reward 1855 ROSS a
ROAD University $3.50
COCKER SPANIEL, Male red white :
~ forehead u,tk.e Reward Rrm-
-rEnsm 3lss
CONSULT tNr rrfsrger Ees--Fs,at. ast-
ms in the hg sunday TIMES Want "a
Section
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toAL AID cokt- DELIVERIES
C'fN>tR>-rtCkIP. ptLINtRY
DIR IoN MI
ELLcLR.,,L >Irrl.L,
rfooR s,vp.>n. WANING. lr,.

Al DUSTLEss sendinr hnsrnr. better
materials. own power reasonable
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MARR!AGES-DEATHS-DIVORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Lewis r Tate 81 Della ~ Burton 30
Robert kecknagei. 81 Virginia F!sm
Robert L. Tesele 2s Arsnka KeIeman
Charlie 7. Richard 81 Florence NJ Ener
waiter FsIes Jr p Rose Gsrrod Is -
Henry Mullins. % Sadie straurhn. p
Arthur Williams. y Mamie trqunart ~
Car a Remer ~ JAMS Coon 20
Thomas h beasley 2s Dous May Mar
Prank c. Muller 81 Florence a Florence
Warren r Green q Geraldine Huetten
wafer NJ Michum 80 Reoecca Taylor
Theodore Donal q Helen Reren, 2.
William Joseph Leonard rs Alberta NJ
Lo9I: 3 Kan 50 Mare vlcs, Z"
B.,t wilkinson %, Jeanette 2. Knsun
rhon" ) Fitlslooors % Win. c
Jane. st.&sr,, 81 For,rc, a Ma,ar,
rob.r, sroHon ~ Jaia zas.,esr.eh. %.
Mex ". 7 mon p Wanda ZstTy ek %.
Stanley GszoVski 50 Julls karskt -
RAJ rnond Hsike as Agnes Wilhot IS
George H. SO Ella FORESTER s.
LaNerne Garner. 20 Shirley KING 20
John carrier % ShH'ey king 20
John Bronson % Mary 81 Hssco1 p
Eaymond Buell. 33. lola Bowie %
Thomas Jones 81 Fashion Coleman -
Gieaard Peters 2f Bernice CRAZE, Is
Miller e Dorothy Calle 81
Tucc - Dora Civits 20
ph skowron - Evelyn Coy -.
IGll SsEura. q Frances Ba-dsn. -
Benedic' r LaPrairie 81 Nora Z.enbs
%
NICK Pe'rov'ch % Helen n BOYD 80
" Bridge Ff-- iF7r1s Fr-ugr = f-------
81 .yR'foe Eusstu FIESTA - EF'her No
Nprfgfe. ~
rtsrs,ts Rose o. Mile Large p
Vesiey Shirr - pftH Ransom u
James Sipp,s ~ sylvia gwHh -.
Robert ? LaTEon o. Betty Ford -
!crrna o. sarfo Z6 Frances r. Hamilton
-
Tneodors 3 po-',h 81 orfsrA Tag IS
Rene DeCterrs - FIue peCraese Is
INsrcit- O. LG1tcn. 81 Anna p Eysrd
a.
h -1Id A'sforf 80 Minnie Ia o-. go
II mar Husf1, %. Mary \ Lam
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DEATHS


Valerie ~ Tr1rtIey. 1855 Flanders Il
George Srt'r e5s C.ir'nr 20
Chrs'rphef EIstsrse0. i3t2t RlopeA, 60
John MuzAJks 15fs ~ lrnlehr. -.
Yo.. sins l-2os John 80
sa-h AlkeHs. 81 Division %
CbHrfe H.rryr.uH 1882 ono So
William DAVIS. aH3 Hesar.rr an
Isaac Robinson tti Grsf.0i 81
jesse Sri'h seI Af'rt a.
ASgfel Harms 5f-s Hocsrr -
IS Augustus Rere 22t7 Ssgburn g.
49, an. an Rras, 3ln Ca Cas-
Mary Bosr,ak aats Vaughn 80
Stew. To'h 500, G-otssy -
Irnss'in' Rom.rsk' 2is3 s. joseph IS
Joesph sh'fAs 1873 Morics II
Louns Cohen l2Oo7 Homur 81.
James LaFitUr 1909 sixth 81.
rsal padl.r =" Howard 81
Anna Theu 1908 sixteenth 50
Fe-rnsr Sei'zsi General hospital 50
Johnny Parks 7t35 Jefferson a.
Frank Prcphy 1865 Lycasts 50
Stephen Benedict Herman Elefsr IS
ssnuel FrarkoH ss2 p Congress. 81
Joseph sersr'E e smiley %
Anton sch~aus 1850 Thir1 50.
John i.11ore SOB Gra'I0' sf
Helen Reet $50 Michigan IS
EdVard Wright as clinton 81,
Betty H'l SOP Nor'rfe'd -
Geraldine Wardlow l12q0 Chsres' -
-Mariorls POINTER, 1895 Goddard ?
sherr, Linton iiiu Mitchell Ham'rsnck.
Ma, cover, 1866 Corur 81
Marsare' p Nesr.tt 80 II shlan4 Hsh.
Walter Nsteer s2's Pc 81
FREQ Kacss. 2ee62 p. Nire Nile road g.
CAR shores 50
Marry Srtus'er 1910 ca. 81
Naffie Hamilton isf6s Binder is
James H.n's 100 jos Campsu. 81.
Bernie y McNgtr 5000 Buchanan 30
Joseph Mamr" utics Mcn 40
Reginald schradcr s3l Grand ovosso. %
Iuther BaukRTf g73n Dexter Blvd 81
Edvsrd Schroeder. 356t Ngrtrar So
Jar1es 2. F,erharf ioa " fIcnaodrnc 80
AuE4s's Nerc' gOp Jones r.
John NJ o- 1900 V".rnsr. -
Rrheri carter 33lS IrGrar 43
Fred n Patton 90 G0tien cato So
Aitsrt t0v'her. 57s7 Lincoln 81
karsn Fac Jones. 5if4 wabash months
John Zuhrovsli s-t- tapn@s.e 50
John r f-n. i7ii5 Bloom 81
CRther~a I7.as co'b W'krs so
james rrr7ddus omer eo2e EHer, IS
Joe COO. 1875 Illinois 80
Cen perr.a eos T-raN -
p 5srd Gentry 25I Crrhel1 s.
Etfitn -.cr." M Tsls prr~s.fe 90
Have ? srrrr,rr It2ea one re
Tn,esa rrf-0i 1901 CNq~erf -.
HaHis McC-.rs 3-te s. Az n &C.
Cerirude NT'57- TT -IehJEaF -
- Es.-AAi- - 1-ala Lii " Bee enndge
FsTrfaIe 7f
May J, k.9n '7tl inverness e
Waiter rtN.HI 9'f0 Tqr'.-
Nsietia ~arif4lm eo-S sra -11-l-- e
RAn,rs tonczal 1902 Jim Da.e} I'd. Ink.
0-b n.eNsrt 1875 Ferdinand. Is
fgratius Wrr'trti.s. f''' .ft rfh Sc
Anna Linn Hs,es 80 WHk IS
Annie " z--n Q ve 200.
wilma DAVIS 1915 : FT-',f-
Catherine q, 'rsuk el1e pQrcir, "
France Fahirh 1855 VM'rNmh. 9A
George "rintre i21aq Purdue ~
Dora n PaV'cr 1924 Kentucky ee
John Sanford Hunnakk0 20t5 WsvCrly q
LOUIS schwartz. l2f T. Jefferson 81
Helen SchValr. 5000 H0lcomh SO
Mauds Adelia Trombiey SCI r Grand
Blvd 81
Kurt N.ksch 1850 Hendlcks Is
John NcKiluran 57li LudeWyck 60
Fred Wagner. $685. Pennsylvania 81
Jean pishman 562t Tfurhull %
Maud r Miller 2205 Chicago blvd So
Henry Nerriers $3.50 shoemaker. -
Ca'herins JarFHur a-fS LAYTON 81
Sfdrnie Nt~a~faf -f.- .rs0' '.--
CsrTo ~
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ROLLER skating Nightly except Tussts,
saturday dancing SstuYday Wrest..~.
Iufsfsys windsor Arena. So McDougau
Windsor
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Funeral Directors

Fred G.. Marshal! Sons. Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1882 e JEFFERSON. FITZECY 2l7s.7s
SUTTON sOS
t47 TRUMBULL AVE TEMPLE 2-51or
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III NfhNE SOCIhTN
ICE STANDARDIZATION

MICHIGAN Humane society Euerr.~r..r
BANDED - hours. 7iol Richmond Trinity
. 500
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Tradc SchooiS-tfatc
Trade Schools, Male, Female

DETROIT TINE STUDY SCHOOL
praurs Tool Design Blue PRINT E.a..ng.
re STUDY.
1EtT Grand River CA 34Fs
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INSULATION
'usl. comfort. TT. $3.50. Ewes. RE. Ils5
MATTRESS RENoyAIING

MATTRESSES renovated IKE new. p-tI.
tiFe' guaranteed. star Mattress Go.
HOEsr'h $3.50
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WRIGHT Minnie l. h,4nYed ra.her n
Jerry Young sts'er ~ Mrs Jutr TIL
am ortiz Arfr Ser. .,es r' rtrrra'y
rstt Sons chapel te15 N.rt.-an avenue
WeCresrav ~ % m
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n~s Hea1rfs~1 -Fla HfAran1art 50
mas :. G1dffsy So v Bsthurs 10
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xxoett Se41zcp DE4QczdM
AND BUYERS GUIDE
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
Aries CONVERTED INTo INCOMES

CARLSON STUDIOS AGycr,!slns display,
posters 1919 Brush street Teiephon,
Random Eftt
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Trade Schools-Mole

LEARN WELDING ARC OR ACET
WHITFIELD sCHOOI--44fs CD. RIVER
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~ "3tl l,ytrn-ss IS

MARY j. h.4n ''lfl inverness g
Waiter Ttr.U1 9'fo "qr'.- %
Nsietia -arlf4.m e015 sra -177r--. q
Anrs Fonczal 1902 Jim Daley I'd. Ink
er GO
.-h 7 D.eNsrt 1875 Ferdinand. IS
fgr atius Nrr'frvi-' '''' Pr rfh sc
Anna Linn Hs,.e. 80 Wrk IS
Arrle Nanrn Nc .far"
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TlLEl-Rstrcl; march o. 1853 ts .oyc-
wife ~ Charlie =. Ty'cs. sister ~ james
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Ration Calendar

Gasoline--In states outside the
east coast area 40 coupons are
good through January 81.
Sugar-Stamp No. 20 in book
four is good for 5 pounds through
January Is.
Sho ss-Stamp No. i9 10 book
one, isood for l pair. Stamp No
| IN the "Airplane" sheet in
book three. good for one pair.
Meats, Fat s-Browp stamps
L, Mi, and N good through jan
uary l, Brown stamp P becomes
good December IL and remains
good through January !. 1914.
Pro cesse d Foods-Green
stamps A. B, and C in book four.
good t h roug h December 20.
Green stamps D, E, and F in
book four. good through January
20.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-12-17
Christmas Seal Sales
Ahead of Last Year

The Christmas Seal sales in
Browning and vicinities are con-
siderably ahead of those of last
year, Mrs. P. G. Anspach, chair
man of the Legion Auxiliary in
charge of the activity, reports.
This is because of the local or
ganized effort. she said. In the
past the county sales campaign
was carried on under county
wide organization. which did not
permit the required intensified
effort in the various vicinities.
Seal sale funds are used pri-
marily o protect all Montana
high school students from n e
hreat of tuberculosis. Placing
this disease Public Health
Enemy Number One in the Is to
"a age group emphasis on the
m or t a ity from tuberculosis
among girls in their teens and
early twenties shows h i'm.
portance o f testing t h high
school groups. This work must
be continued as an essential pub
lie health measure.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-12-17
Federal Government Is
Not brothers Keeper"
In Land Controversy

Of marked interest to tribal
members holding allotted lands
from the government, the quiet
title action of the United States
against G a len G. Galbreath,
school d istrict No. 8. Ola
cier county, and others was heard
in federal court in Great Falls by
Judge N. Pray last week.
After a brief hearing, the gov
eminent asked a j u d g m e t
on the pleadings and the court
allowed parties to the action time
to file briefs.
Galbreath is member of the
Blackfeet Indian tribe and has an
allotment of 800 acres of land, 5
acres being involved in the litiga-
ton. The government asks that
it be held the owner of the land
for the use and benefit of J. j.
Galbreath and G a ! g n G. Gal
breath.
The answer of Galbreath and
the school district raises import
ant issues to Indian tribal men,
bers, who hold allotted lands. The
answer says that voters Of the
school district held an election to
vote on a school site and APPROX
ed the purchase of the 5.acre
tract involved. 1t was agreed
that the district would pay Gal
breath So. 900 for the site upon
conveyance of the land, with ap
prevail of the BIackfeet agency.
Galbreath gave the district such
a deed and has received 81, 400 of
the purchase price.
He contends that the United
States is acting as his guardian
for his interest and protection
but that it does not have the
right to act arbitrarily to his in.
jury and damage. Granting of the
governments request would b.
an injury, he claimed.
1t is further asserted that i.
has long been the custom Of the
Blackfeet reservation. on the pa TT
OF the superintendent and OF hers
to permit school districts to selec.
public land sites and also allow
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-12-17
Champion Table Tennis
Players At High School

Harry Cock, Canadian table
tennis player, and Douglas Cart
land, American table tennis
champion, appeared before the
high school assembly Wednesday
afternoon in demonstration
match game, with Garland win
ming.
The event was under the aus
pieces 0 f the LYceum National
Program. This is the second Of
a series of numbers scheduled
for this year.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-12-17

an a!lottee of Indian lands to give
a deed of conveyance for such a
site.
The contention is made that an
Indian owner of allotted land is
subject merely to the right of the
United States to protect h i m
against his own improvidence. -
Tribune.