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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Washington, May IL, l943-
ORDERED: That the Commissioners resu-
control Of the business of disinfecting or
fumisating in the District of Columbia,
are hereby amended by striking out para
graph four. and inserting in lieu thereof
the following: "a. No person dininfecting
or fumieating, whether for pay or other
wise, any premises or parts of premises
in the District of Columbia, shall use for
that purpose any poisonous or lethal gas
or gases. without a permit in writing from
to relate merely to such premises as are
named in it, J. R. YOUNG. c. w. KUTZ.
G. MASON, Commissioners, D. c.
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DESK SPACE WANTED.

ENGINEER IN WASHING
ton TWO days week desires preSentable
desk space or small furnished office with
private concern or individual having COM
petent secretary available for answering
private phone Box 16-T. Star. lS'
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS,
COMMISSIONERS. D. c., washington,
May a, 1873 Sealed proposals viii be
received at Room 800. District Building
until 1000 am, May 2s. for furnishing
Broadcloth, Chambray. Sateen, Outing
Flannel, 6is-oz White Duck, Schedule No.
1920. For specifications and information
apply to Purchasing Oncer. Room $50,
District Building. my14.15.11
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY
COMMISSION.
CONTRACT 1878.
SEWER CONSTRUCTION.
Sealed proposals for constructing, ap-
feet of S-inch, SAT feet Of 10-inch. $40
feet OF 12-inch vitrified pipe sewers and
40 feet of 6-inch vitrifled pipe sewer
house connections on Contract 1878 will
be received at the Office Of the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission, Hamilton
St. Hyattsyille. Md. until $3.50 pm. Fri
day. May %. 1943, at which place and
time they viii be publicly opened and
Plans and specifications may be obtained
from Harry r. Hall. chief enTineer Of the
comission, Hyattsville, Md, upon deposit
OF $500. which deposit will be returned
to bidders. or to those returning plans
and specifications in GOOD condition.
PERRY BOSWELL,
FRANK B. SMITH.
myl2.17 Commissioners.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

200 ACRES, GOOD SOIL, UNDER CULTI-
and -, plenty of woods, modern 7room
dwelling, tenant house, large barn, equip
ped for water and electricity, plenty Of
feed. all kinds of farming implements, like
new; might exchange. NO 6l16.
ONE OF THE BEST SMALL FARMS In
this section; good outbuildings. nice loca
ton practically new house. C. HARVEY
SEALING, Tel. Laurel 39-R ~
425 ACRES. MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW
stoker heat, cleo, phone. new barn for 40
cows. new silo 40 acres timber. 1OO-acre
meadow. creek: tenant house and barn; .5
miles from Wash. in Mont. Co on B. &, O.
Sun. and ewes Mr. Able, WI. $500 r.
p. RIPLEY SH. 1889.
"5O-ACRE STOCK FARM ON HARD ROAD
about :35 miles Washington. in good
s.ate Of cultivation, smooth, rolling land
not hilly or rocky. bordering on large
stream; Rood farm house. stock barn. out
BUILDINGS. $4,000; one-third cash. bal
ance reasonable. Shown by appointment
AGENCY. Herndon, Fairfax Co. Va.
80 ACRES. GROOM HOUSE, WITHOUT
modern conveniences: chicken house. corn
crib no barn; on paved road. Mostly
cleared land. stream, fine view; % miles
from D. c.
Price. $3.50: : cash. balance to suit.
DO NOT MISS THIS ONE.
Buell. M. Gardner-J. E. Kelly,
Rockville, Md. Phone .Su.
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PRIVATE ROOM IN SUITE OF LAW
offices 18th and New York ave: telephone
service and reception room accommoda-
tons National S435.
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FUTJ'R RE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I WILL
sell al public auction at 1000 m, May
10, 1913 at the store yard Of the chief
also fesh at fi aad
erty, consisting of fortyfour. motor We.
hicles. and six boats in the possession OF
and which have not been called for by the
GLEMENT p f coS, captain' l1stG lM1sttGToDolitsn
THos. j. OWEN & son. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE BUs1--
EiaarH EESz FR3SHHI1f sfKEEf 9SArER S& RAsHNG ST t.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
dgy FeeoFded In ns L'be5 ne records Of the
District of Columbia. and at the request
Of the party secured thereby, the under
n ssfso fon of tbs T nf a" n"P R
1913, Rh At HA'' THREE ocLocK PM, the
uate in the District of Columbia. and
designated as and being part of original
lot numbered three G.! in SQUARE nun, ngm-
st. distant $3.50 feet north from the
=" Of o ama no1b
feet to the northeast corner Of said lot:
thence west 70 feet to sth st. and
feet to the place Of beginning: said prop
erty being now designated for purposes
Of assessment and taxation as lot S04 in
TERMS OF SALE: one-third of the
purchase money to be paid in cash. balance
in two equal installments. payable in one
and two years, with interest at 3 per
centum per annum, payable Semi-annually.
from day of sale. secured hv first deed of
trust upon the property sod. or all cash,
at the option of the purchaser A deposit
Of $500 will be required at time of sale.
All conveyancing, recording, revenue
stamps etc, at cost of purchaser Terms
OF sale to be complied with within 10
days from day of sale. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of defaulting
purchaser after Ave days advertisement
Of such resale in some newspaper published
in Washington, D. C.
ALBERT j. MILANS.
NEEDHAM c. FURNACE.
myS.11. .14,17.19 Trustees
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
ALEX VA

AA1<A., Va.
very charming detached home. Just
on King ST.. on the site OF the original
Alex. Post Once, convenient to stores. bus,
etc etc. Contains 5 rooms bath, hot-water
1880. Eve. phone Mr.. Gordon. WO.
1885.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
72a 18th St Realtor. MA O753
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-$13,75O.
Here is very fine property either for
home or investment. now equipped and
occupied as two-family dwelling; house
contains rooms. , baths, with 2-car
built-in garage: new General Electric oil
furnace. ALL IN FINE CONDITION. Lot
15x2a5, with chicken house and garden
space. this IS AN IDEAL SUBURBAN
HOME:O Call Woodley 230O until pm
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON, Auctioneer

Trustees Sale OF Rooming House Fur
niture, Floor Coverings, Electric Refrigera-
tors. China, Cooking Utensils, etc. By
Auction at Weschlers. 9l5 f ST NV.
Tuesday, May Is, 1913 commencing
clock AM. Terms: Cash.
EDWIN L. ELLIS. Trustee
In re. Chattel trust filed June '!6, 1912.
as instrument No. 32!S7. Recorder OF
Deeds ONCE, D. c. MyI5.1, :.
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PROPERTY FOR RENT
OFFICES FOR RENT.

TWO l-ROOM EFFICIENCY APTS. AMI,
garage; near Fairfax Virginia garden plot;
transportation. Phone Fairfax 1l-W-3
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sUBURB'k PROP. FOR SALE tcont.) .

1A ACRES IN FAIRFAx-6 ROOMS, Ia
baths. Shade trees. Fully modern. The
best shape. ROBERT GRAHAM. Fairfax
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EXTRA SPECIAL,

N.E.-2O-F'T. COLONIAL BRICK 6 rooms
bath, porches, deep lot. ETC. Immediate
possession. EXCELLENT CONDITION
ONLY S6,350. on TERMS.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. 54OO
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MONEY ON SECOND TRUST
We will buy second-trust notes, D. c.,
nearby Md. or Va Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVESTMENT
CORP.
1872 N. Y. Ave. NV. National 1898.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

PRIVATE DESKROOM IN MODERN
once; furnished, $50. unfurnished, $500.
AID 1894
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S1',oob.
Chew Chase, D. c., home, consisting Of
six rooms ana two baths: screened and
elassed nclosed rear porch: overlooking a
beautiful incloSed wooded lot; this home
is surrounded by lovely homes: only two
blocks to elementary school and bus lines
owner has priced home for quick sale.
Call EN-. 1890. SUNDAY and weekdays,
until pm. F. A. TWEED CO, 1904
Conn. ave
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

GROOM COTTAGE, ANIL, WANTED IN
exchange for modern bungalow, near Fair
fax Village Sc. Must have water 'front.'
age. Call Hillside 1905 or address Post
ONCE Box 3l39. Washington. D. C.
ton; bedlms.. ) baths, living, dining rms,
Kitchen, beach block; fully furnished
S.50o: immediate possession. Apply
Atlantic City. N. j.
SHERWOOD FOREST. MD-FOR RENT.
3-bedroom furnished cottage. INQUIRE
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

BALTIMORE BLVD, COLLEGE PARK.
Md-Buildng in 1st-clasS condition; lst
floor about 1000 So. it.: all equipment for
restaurant business: 2nd hoor, beautiful
room apt, Near University OF MARYLAND.
Can Warheld 1871
BUILDING AND LOT, 5000 SQUARE FIT
each: machine shop, manufacturing, print
Ing. anv business. OWNER. Hillside % 10
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SECOND TRI1sT MONEY
~ and So

FIRST TRUST MONEY
Let us combine your st and ond trusts
into one loan for terms of years or easy
monthly payments. No charge for ap-
pralsals. Look uD what you are now pay
ing and then see uS-We can you
money. Interest charged on unpaid ball
ance only.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
1418 H ST. NV. DI. 1877.
WE WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR
YOUR PROPERTY. WHY BOR-
ROW WHEN YOU CAN SELL?
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.,
BIT 9Th ST. NV. DI. 615O.
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UNUSUAL,

have vacant house at l444 Clifton
st NV, 8 rooms. :, baths. gas heat, COM
pletelv redecorated. for only Sl2,95n.
Information, call MR.. FREDERICK, MA.
lSlS
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$500 CASH
DOWNTOWN CORNER.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

% units 115 rooms, 25 baths. less than
8 times rent
RE. @4f0 1891 G St. NV. MI. 452o
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MONEY TO LOAN.

COMPARE OUR RATES BEFORE YOU
borrow on your auto. furniture or sig
nature. SOUTHEASTERN DISCOUNT OF
HYATTSVILLE, 5303 Baltimore ave, Hy-
attsville. Md. Warfleld 31s1.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
P. J. WALSHE, INC.
1115 Eye St NV MA 646s
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FOUR BEDROOMS.
VERY ATTRACTIVE

Ingraham st, near 14th-Detached.
rooms, :, baths, maids room, sleeping
porch. oil heat. cleo refrigerator. lear
earaee National lN40.
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"ROLLINGWOOD."

ONtVV Lha Sc, MD.
Sl4.13u.
An unusually well-constructed brick
house, built under contract for present
owner, about ?i2 years old. nicely situated
on > lots I2U-ft. frontaseD. with large
trees; Cape Cod design center-hall en-
trance, and the rooms are all larger than
average. First floor has entrance hall,
living room with fireplace and screened
side porch. dining room. kitchen bedroom
tor library, and lavatory: second floor has
with fireplace in basement automatic
heat 2-car attached garage bedroom and
bath over Same). A very comfortable and
attractive home For appointment to in
spect. call Mr.. White evenings and Sun
day, Warfield 21sD
VIM M THROCKMCRTON
Exclusive Broker,
Investment bldg 1000
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fine private residence, unusually COM
plete, located but a block off upper 10th
st. NV, in an excellent neighborhood and
backed by natural. undeveloped woods
English design, Of brick, affordine , bed
rooms. upstairs den. :, baths insulated
:}rd floor bedroom If needed, sparkling.
modern kitchen and bkft. nook. secluded
porch. recreation ROOM built-in GARAGE.
Private inspection can be arranged by
calling Oliver IINS
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan La1DS.
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STORES FOR RENT.

STORE, 20xsO. II ST. NE. 5th & 9Th:
NICE SHOW WINDOW: RENT, 500
LEASE SHORT OR LONG TERM If De-
SIRED BOX 910-T. STAR
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HAVE BONA FIDE PURCHASER WITH
CASH TO PURCHASE LARGE APART
MENT HOUSE ANYWHERE IN D. C. CALL
OR SEE HARRY COHEN. GE. 2OS6, WITH
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
15u5 n ST N w National o345
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NEAR NAVY YARD
GAS HEAT.

7-room. l z-bath home; Al location;
excellent condition; 81, 800. MR.. TOLSON,
DI l3l2
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NEAR WISCONSIN AVE,

5-room brick bunea alow, 9nd floor can be
finished: corner lot: S9,5oO near new
Naval HOSPITAL Call OIL. 6S67
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WOODED SETTING.

Friendship Heights-1 large rooms. Y
baths. h. -w.h. and garage. Sl1.15o. Call
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

5rst cnn1nnsrcisl vim Sfnr. an hrSt ionr
and , sD'z seSve PGr ar'fe n 1nd terms
siYe agents. 1871 K ST. NV. MA. 1881
Sundays and evenings. WO 5s3d
SMALL OFFICE BUILDING IN BEST
downtown section. first commercial zone.
Price only S4a,95O. PERCY H RUSSELL
CO., exclusive agents 1871 K 81. w.
MA. 1881, Sundays and evenings, WO.
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CENTER OF BRIGHTWOOD,
137 MADISON ST. NV
=. = lovely six-room brick row house. two
inelosed rear porches, tile bath, hujlt-ip
&srasei close to all schools and shoppinI
ssnter. Mr.. oREM, GE. 4639 or DI. 334S.
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CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN

Open to 5 pm.-l04 w. cypress st;
(East-West hgwyD 2story, detached
brick house, center hall. large rooms. :.
baths, built-in garage shade trees. flow
ers. Shrubbery. victory garden: opposite
Coumhia Country Club: IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION j. LETTON MARTIN Earle
Rlaa PIE - 4L.- eNeS WaaGleY nlSn
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BETHESDA

Beautiful 5-rm. bungalow, located on
Northbrook lane. Full-sized basement. oil
furnace. h.-w.h.. large attic. This brick
home. home beautifully landscaped. with a
ton, schools. churches, etc Priced, $S,a5O.
Call owner for appointment AT. 1888
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
LOG HOUSE

On Defense Highway convenient to Wash
ington and Annapolis. Year round. 4
rooms and bath. garage, on , acres wood
ed. high -lieing land near head waters Of
the South River: Grayhound committing
bus service 200 1T. from house Very pic
iuresaue and screened from trafic. Price,
5000.
THEODORE F. MENK.
Ex. 214O. 927 18th NV
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CAMP MoNTROsE is A 20O-ACRE FARM
GENTLE children. g to ! ! yrs, are ac-
cepted. Season. Si2 weeks, Sl15: churches
near: 18th season. For catalog write MR.
AND MRS. l.. A. RANDALL, Clarksyille,
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Two Presidents of US. al Work;Byrnes
 Gefs Firsf Notice

Continued from Page one) dependent air-freshening units that he says sometimes work and some times don't" The one in Byrnes' own office usually doesn't.
 Byrnes does a lot of telephoning
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RANCHERS DUDE
 IT; SQUEEZE OF
 LABOR IS SOL WE'D
By ROBERT GEIGER AP Features Writer

DENVER = The 1943 wartime dude tourist season has turned into one of the strangest in the vests history.
 These are the reasons:
 1. Normal" tourist travel, by automobile, has been halted by gas- oline rationing but few business combined pleasure" sightseers of the pre-war type are on hand.
 2. Ranch labor is so short many dude ranches are discouraging the inexperienced dude, who may be planning a visit, because ranchers haven't the domestic help to oper- ate their vacation plants. But they are inviting a few dudes, who have spent many summers in the West, to come out and help the having or the cattle work.
 8 Relatives of soldiers, visiting
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terrier, around the hotel grounds. An avid golfer, he has hung up his clubs for the duration.
 Tomorrow: The Presidents Day.)
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western Army posts, seek the se- clusion of mountain resorts for a few days.
 4. There also are hundreds oi war workers, in the West for the first time, who want to see points of interest.
 5. And, finally, westerners are staying home this summer to see the West themselves.
 Good Year Seen
 "It wouldn't surprise me a bit if. at the end of summer, this turns out to be one of the Vests best tourist years" says Chester Let's of the Denver convention and visit or's bureau.
 Walter c. Nye, executive secre- tary of the Dude Ranchers associa- tion of Montana, says that dude ranchers are making food produc- tion their primary goal.
 Eighty per cent of the activities of dude ranchers normally are con- cerned with livestock production anyway" he says.
 'In the past the visiting dudes have proved capable of helping the ranchers over periods of labor short ages and this assistance is expected to increase this year"
 Hope To Spread Labor
 The ranchers have encouraged the dudes to visit them late in the summer, rather than in the peak vacation months of July and Aug ust, so that their labor can be spread through the cattle country's busy season.
 Hundreds of eastern women and girls have offered to turn COW punchers" this summer for room and board but what the ranch coun- try really needs, in the way of fe- male help, are cooks and dishwash- CTS who can free ranch women for the out-of doors jobs with which they are familiar, the ranchers say.
 Few of the big time western TO- deos, including the Cheyenne Fron- tier Days celebration, have been eliminated this summer and the ones that already have been staged drew as large or larger, crowds as in peace time. reports indicate.
 That's because war plants or
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DOUGLAS
 NEWS
BIG CELEBRATION HONORS
 AUGUST AALTOS, DOUGLAS

A delightful evening was enjoyed by about 200 friends of MT. and Mrs. Aalto who gathered at the Eagles Hall last evening to help the pioneer Alaskan couple cele- brate their golden wedding anni- versary.
 With Master of Ceremonies Alex Sey announcing, the following pro- gram was given. Community sing ing, accompanist, Mrs. Paul Winkle- man; accordion selections by Mrs. Hamm; vocal solos by Mrs. Flora Kirkham. A mock wedding was participated in by Gary Bach, Shir- ley Ann Edwards, grand children, and Dean Johnson. Shirley Marie Edwards and Erlene Miller, great grandchildren of MT. and Mrs. Aalto
 Piano solos were given by Miss Katherine Jensen and accordion selections by John Niemi.
 MT. Sey then presented MT. and Mrs. Aalto each with a purse con- taining a sizable sum of money as a gift from their Channel friends. A gift from Petersburg friends of Mir and Mrs Aalto was also pre- scented.
 Dancing was enjoyed to the mu- sic of Mrs. Esther Bavard at the piano and John Niemi on the &C., cordion.
 With MT and Mrs. Aalto seated at the head of the table, refresh ments were served in the banquet room. The table was decked with flowers and the centerpiece consist ed of huge golden ring with a miniature bride and groom. The three -tiered wedding cake had been baked by MT. J. R. Guerin and decorated by Mrs. Charles Tuckett.
 The committee on arrangements for the celebration were Mesdames E. E. Engstrom, Mrs. Charles Tuck cit, Mrs. Irwin Hachmeister, Mrs. J. O. Kirkham, Mrs. A. E. Goetz and Mrs. Gust Nurmi. The Com mittee on Arrangements wishes to thank all those who contributed so generously to the success of the program.
 MT. and Mrs. Aalto were married in California, August 12, 1893, but have lived the greater part of their
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ROMANTIC FILM INC0L0R FILM AT
 20TH CENTURY

Guaranteed to put you in a happy frame of mind is Dorothy Lamous new Paramount jungle film in Technicolor, Beyond the Blue Horizon., now playing at the 20th Century Theatre.
 It ranks with the best the in- gratiating star has done in the way of jungle films. The way Dotty wears sarong, delivers her lines, sings a song and carries out the romantic scenes in Beyond the Blue Horizon. makes film-going a really enjoyable experience.
 A first-rate feature cast gives Dotty excellent support. The cast includes Richard Denning, Jack Haley, Patricia Morrison, Walter Abel, Helen Gilbert and Elizabeth Patterson.
 Richard Denning, as Dotty's new jungle boy-friend, makes an ideal romantic partner. He's talented as an actor, blond and goQd-looking and built like an Adonis. It's Den- nings first real film break. Jack Haley contributes many hilarious scenes, and Abel and Helen Gil bert fulfill their romantic assign ments with complete satisfaction Patricia Morrison is likewise excel lent as a socialite.
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married life in Douglas. Here, most of their eight children were born and grew to maturity and in this area were born most of their grandchildren.
 Present at last nights celebra- ton were three daughters, Mrs. A. R. Edwards, Mrs. Edward Bach and Miss Laine Aalto Owing to transportation difficulties, Mrs. Lil- Han Bonner and Mrs. Selma Plumb, of Seattle, and Mrs. Hilda Helmes of Santa Monica, and also J. A.. Aalto with the United States forces in the South Pacific were unable to attend but sent congratulatory messages.
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FIREMEN MEET

A regular firemen's meeting was held last night with a small at- tendance due to other social &C., tivities within the city. A new Maintenance Committee was ap- pointed as follows; Val Poor, Carl Lindstrom, Elroy Fleek, Harry Worobec and Frank Pettygrove Discussion took place concerning the necessity of repairing the Nat atorium. Custodians of the build ing, consisting of President An drews, Arne Shudshift and c. Lind strom will take charge of all nec- essary repairs. A pot of delicious hot beans, potato salad, sandwich es and refreshments gave the meet ing an appropriate and cheerful ending.
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and has many personal conference es. He has a direct line to the White House switchboard and four other inter-office lines he can turn on and off from little desk box.
 At l2;30 pm. the hard working South Carolinian has snack lunch served at his desk-soup warmed up on a portable hotplate, a sand wich Mrs. Byrnes makes for him and a cup of coffee.
 About the only recreation Byrnes enjoys these hot, humid days is walking "Whiskers," his wire haired
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Army posts are near many of the rodeo towns and the shows, say their managers, should be held as a matter of morale, for the relaxa- tion of soldiers, war workers and civilians, all of whom now are work ing longer and harder than usual.
 Some smaller rodeos are combin- ing business with pleasure and are held on the same day and place where farm sale is scheduled frequently on Sunday afternoon.
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DOUBLE FEATURE FOR WEEKEND ON
 CAPITOL SCREEN

In what has been hailed as the crowning piece of clowning in his fun-filled career, comedian Joe K. Brown is on the screen again in his latest Columbia laff-film, "The Daring Young Man Scheduled to open tonight for a two-day run at the Capitol Theatre, the new picture is certain to have audi ences in mysteries as the big mouthed star turns bowler to build up his muscles and inadvertently bowls over the king pins of Nazi spy ringl
 In addition to portraying the usual, good-natured goof who is weak in the knees from love and weak in the head from birth, Joe is to be seen in an hilarious dual role wherein he also appears as his cigarette e-smoking, rolling, two- listed grandmother. G orou Marguerite apman, popular young starlet, plays the leading feminine role opposite Brown, while other featured members of the cast include William Wright, Roger Clark, Claire Dodd, Lloyd Bridges and Don Douglas.
 Second feature of the bill is Down Mexico Way" starring Gene Autry, singing cowboy, in a film dealing with Genes efforts in ex- posing a criminal gang who are attempting to stage a false world premiere" of a motion picture.
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SOLDIER PLEADS
 GUILTY TO RAPE,
 MURDER CHARGE

CLAY CENTER, Kas., Aug. 13.-- Pvt. Joseph McAvoy, "A, of Brook lyn, pleaded guilty to the first de- gree murder and rape of Anna Milroy, 16-year-old farm girl whose nude and battered body was found Monday.
 He was bound over to await the action of the grand jury.
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To prevent marks and wrinkles on velvet gowns hang them on padded hangers and allow plenty of closet space. Inspect frequently to make sure that they have not slipped or been pushed over against clothing stored in the closet.
 Cream cheese mixed into boiled dressing makes tangy covering for plain, frozen or jellied fruit salad. Try some chopped mint in French dressing served with lettuce salad when there is lamb on the menu.
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IN APPRECIATION

We wish to express our sincere appreciation and thanks to the committee on arrangements for the party and all the kind friends of Douglas, Juneau, Petersburg and Sitka, who contributed in many ways to make our Golden Wedding Anniversary so delightful. (Signed) Maria and August Aalto.
 adv.
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MRS. sTRAGIER SAILS

Mrs. Henry Stragier left last night on a visit with her two daughters, Helen Erskine and Ju- lia Breslin, in Seattle. She is also anticipating a pleasant visit with her son George, who is receiving furlough from his California Army training camp this month.