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HighWood, Chevy Chase D G.

'ID-3 SIUYVESANJ PI
Colonial brick, only = years old, Mikkel
son sol. punt: restricted location: LARGE library
snu ia'atory, AVlng room l3xl6, spacious
olhlhE room with picture window 3 bed
rooms OF master size, = baths, stairway
70 beautiful finished attic and Additional
PAIN aiT-conditioned heat: lot over 100
-; lront. It's priced under original cost.
.,um Army ofheer transferred Vacant
py TINS s. ONCE. Call EN-. 1890 until 8 pm.
y. A IMEEII co ;LlnI Conn a.-a = -
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ROOMS UNFURNlSHED.

1908 PENNA. AVE. S.E.-Newly decorated
small studio: one employed adult: sink
Ink. $50 monthly.
!"4s EYE ST. N.E.-Unfurn rooms ,2).
for Ink, ami; employed couple pref
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ELECTRIC FANS 80, G.. E. 20
inch fans. perfect condition: will
sacrifice. BARTON'S, 923 G. st.
NV
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:. " " - ~ II LFtS.F NO. .
BROWN BROS. CORP,
CHEVY CHASE. d c
S1O,7bO.

1888 MCKINLEY ST. NV
ATTRACTIVE detached home only blo,k
,psI,,G raSL o. COM ave: rooms. 4 bedrooms,
sur,lGlns smn[onn ns.Shed attic room, III ba hi.
SSun!oom on living room, almost new
Ssenerai Electric furnace. lot 60xIS5 With
nossfing SHRUBS Vacant. Owner will re-
oonditlon. Price. $500 Call EN- Inao
Gnnd Gntid p m F. A. TWEED co. 55U4
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HOUSES WANIEp TO REh1

GROOM HOUSE, unfurnished. permanent
residence. adults. Call Mccall Jewelry
Store. Ma. 329h, or WA. 7495. l2'
UNFURN, "a bedrooms GEORGETOWN
nciehborhood WoodlCy 1852 49,
QUIET COUPLE, daughter, 9. soon with
out lodging as owner sold house, need -!
bedroom house or apartment. furnished or
unturn prefer Glover Park vicinity.
FM. $50 10
6 OR RMS. modern. unfurniShed house
NV. section, for excellent client. early Oc-
cupancy. Slo0-l5G DER mo Call EN-. 1870
until pm. +. A. Tweed Co. 1904
Conn. ave.
BY GONERNMENT OFFICER, on or before
January l5'h, modern ) or bedrooms.
NV IA. 0Ol4
WANTED uniurnished house; rooms:
nice section: rot too far from downtown.
Call Dennis Harvey, AID. 5.s5
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FIREPLACE AND STOVE WOOD, cut any
.enGth and delivered Sl5 per cord. Falls
Church SoS-J-l.
WOOD, mixed. pine, oak: green and dry:
SIS Mtchellville, Maryland. Phone
OAK WOOD, any length. $50 cord de.
liVered, si.o kind!ing wood. oxford 1895.
CORDWoOD. large quantities. 81" cord
loot lenSlh, on site, u miles from city
r. Acker. Route No. |. Rockville Md.
FIREPLACE HARDWOOD, seasoned any
lensth; also kindling: immediate free de-
nynry WInmar Hatchsry. sH. 3;i:s'.
FIREPLACE HARDWOOD, seasoned any
length. ceiling price. S2l a cord. Sll halt
cord. also kIndllng: immediate free de-
livery Winmar Hatchery. Inc, SH 33:}1
FIREPLACE WOOD. seasoned, mixed SIS
per cord; kindlne; prompt service; no
storage Warfeld 1898.
FIREPLACE WOOD AND KINDLING.
Seasoned Oak and Pine
Delivered IN WASHINGTON and Maryland
National 1869. EVENINGS. DU. 1850. IL
.CORDWOOD, all hardwood
prompt delivery, S21. Hud-
son Supply & Equipment Co.,
.D1. 1910.
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DRAPER1ES. gorgeous iaspe wine
satin, two double windows. excel
lent condition: cost $3.50. will
sacrifice $50. Call co. 1856 after
pm.
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FARM e. GARDEN
CHRISTMAS TREES
DOGS, PETS, ETC

PUPPIES, German shepherd police. pure
oreo: > weeks old. brothers and sisters of
previous litters in Coast Guard and Army
DEPOSIT vii! hold until Christmas. Ashton
WANTED STUD SERVICE. siamese cat
Call Ogdway 25l9. 10.
ENGLISH BULL. male. ped greed with
for good home: child's pet. WI 1889.
WANTED TO BUY a male Gordon or Eng
ish setter. well broke. about . years old
Wav "aI3 10.
COOKERS. REDS. BLACKS. S?O-S25-S35
Gross Boston Fox. Collie, Police. s.:
DOG Hotel. 80 Georala Ave. IA 1921
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BOATS.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED-Outboard motors regardless O
SIZE or condition: cash for same T3
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NO INSTALLATION CHARGES
Park AVE. VEN. BLIND CO. WA. 449s
FUR COAT, BLACK RUSSIAN
CARACUL AND SILVER FOX
MUFF, LADY MOVING SOUTH:
ORIGINAL COST. $3.50: EXCEL
LENT CONDITION; SACRIFICE
BOTH FOR $500. CAN BE SEEN
DISTRICT FUR CO., 602 F ST
NV.
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VENETIAN BLINDS.
VENETIAN BLINDS

Buy Direct From Manufacturer.
CASH OR EASY TERMS
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND CO,
1908 l4th ST. NV. Phone AID. 43H:I-434
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$4,000.

900 Lawrence st. e-De.ached stucco
IL room furnished house ideal for room
inr and BOARDING.. near Catholic Univer-
sly campus. For information call DU
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

LUXURIOUSLT lurn house available for
club meetings, weddingS, teas, etc In
spection invited. 230l Calvert NV. NO
91U!. l5s
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HOUSES UkfURNIsHEp.

BRADBURY HEIGHTS, 504s BenninE I'd
s.e.-.6 rooms and bath, auto. gas heat. all
conditioned: immediate occupancy. $50
Also 1897 Southern ave. Sc, new 4 rooms
detached, and garage, ready Dec. 18th;
coal heat, air conditioned; S55: refer
1888 Bird ST. N.E.-2-story, rooms, bath
gas heat, refrigerator, garage: SAB Key
IN ofice. Jess Fisher e. Co., 9l3 New
York aye, NV, RE. 5000.
ARLINGTON, VA, near Ballston---Semi-
detached, 5 rooms and bath, coal heat;
$50. oxford 3278 for appointment.
LARGE 5-ROOM BUNGALOW with 3
rooms flnished on in attic trunning water
in OF them, maids room and bath.
auto. coal heat, spacious grounds. garage:
500 per mo. Call GIL. 1923 or GIL. O434
1918 EUCLID ST. N.W.-s large rooms,
2R baths, h,-w.h.. full basement. garage;
Sd25 per mo. Urciolo Realty Co., ME
5-R0OM HOUSE, ami, gas heat storm
windows: near bus and schools: S75 mo
May consider renting furnished. SH.
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s BEDROOMS-2 BATHS.
RPTCK CNT NNITHr $50

Be hesda Md-Located on Iargp hor,,
sue ouxl 40: living, dining rooms modem
kiLcheh. recreation room with fireplace
LESLIE D MEASEI M.n ..S.n1 "
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FDGFMOOp MI
NEAR CRESTWOOD.
CIT OS0

ConNenient close-in location; built o,
the fneSt materials and in excellent cor
tory lst floor: bedrooms . baths ond
moor; attic, .-car brick saraee: both house
ana garage have Tile roof nice LOT For
appointment TO inspect call WO c506
untu 2 m FDW. Il. Jones A. co 1Nr.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD,

Sl0 900.
Close 20 Chevy Chase CIrcle-All-hrick
center-hal Colonial, al! large rooms. !
hnished attic; 2-car garage Built by one
OF the beSt builders MAIDS room and
{, "a IN "ooGeG 96 l2t. Gall WO 900 until
EDGEMOOR, MD.
convenient TO new Naval Hospital and
close 70 schools and shoppins
SMALL CASH PAYMENT
Balance Like Rent TO Responsible PARTY
Newly painted and redecorated Contains
:arse living room dining room, kitchen
WIN pienty OF space for breakfasr room.
paHlfE, screened porch. sun deck. roor,
aho IaNatory in basement: autonrsrlc
neat: H-car garage 0'' Wv
W A N MILLER DEVELopHIENT CO
1H''" Mass Ave NV. OR 4464.
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A Distinctive Residence for those de-
mandirs the best of food. living quarters
and atmosphere. Attractive twin-bed rms.
service and freedom of private estate spa
clouS halls library and drawing rm In
spec ion invited by appointment OIL 1417
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BungaloW-Chpvv Chase MI

Very convenient close-in location: =
bedrooms or first foor, 3 finished room,
IN garage; wooded lot Offce open TO-DAY.
GaI WO. 1900. EDW. H JONES L. CO
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

SILVER SPRING. MD.-5-room bungalow
brick. . bedrooms. xas heat: SS5 ano
Sll0 per month. Bains Realty Co.. sH
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48 SEATON PL. NV.
2 lovely rooms, kitchen and bath.
FriR Ridaire. all utilities furnished: con-
FEDERAL FINANCE CO., al5 New York
ave. NV. MA. 1ilf
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:, APTs, OF 9 ROOMS, KIT AND BATH.
near Lyon Village. Arlington. Va-"1O1
North Rolfe st. Available Dec. and Is.
Phone TIE. 2645 or TIE. e741.
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POULTRY & EGGS.

NLW HAMPSHIRE PULLETS, 4 months
Ole, = .; ! dozen Barred Rock. ready 10
Ia, Sl.1J; sprln2erS, Doc per ID. Berwyn
""5-R
TURkEiS--15 young turkeys; weight. 9
10 |" pounds For information Box 456-G
Star
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CATTLE f. LIVESTOCK.

WANTED - horse wagons, IN any con.
HORSES u5I. good riding and combins
ttON, Also ponies. TF oS4g
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DRAWING INSTRUMENT SET
complete; 2 Army trunks, owned
by West Pointer; sacrifice. Call
co. 1866 after 7p.m.
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637 EYE ST. NV.
Newly RemOdeled House.
BETTER THAN APTS

CONVENIENT to Govt. Offices; sleeping room.
as low as ST week per person; also hav,
housekeeping aptS. for couples. Si25
an
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APARrs. UhFURhisHEp Cont. }

1918 BENNING RID. NE. APT. I. NEv
Bldg rooms, kitchen, dinette and bath
$50. gas, cleo incl
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McDEVITT. Realtor. RA. 4422.
EXCLUSIVE BROKER

Center-Hall. Semidet.-S11.95O.
home with GOOD income, end foor
mas 4-rn bath APT, rented for sos mo.
ment has rm. and Kitchen Oil
neat Recently redecorated Near 18Th
and Buchanan StS NV
McDENITT Realtnr RA 442o
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BETHESDA, MD,
CT OEn

BunealoW: liv. rm bed-ms sunrr,
HnlShed attic rms; aIr-cond.: gas heat.
insulated walls and roof: metal Storm
WhoowS. Venetian blinds, gas refriserator
and stove. fenced-in yard: conv. schools.
stores $3.50 cash: bal. So so mo
OWNER, Wisconsin 16S2 10.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-16
ORDINANCE NO. 125

AN ORDINANCE LEVY1NG A GENERAL TAX FOR SCHOOL AND MUNICIPAL PURPOSES UPON ALL REAL AND PERSONAL PROPER TY WITHIN THE TOWN OF WRANGELL, ALASKA. FOR THE YEAR 1918 AND PROVIDING FOR THE COLLECTION OF SAME
 THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF WRANGELL, AL ASKA DOES HEREBY 0RDAIN-
 Sec. 1. That a general tax of 20 mills of the valuation thereof as capitalized by the BOARD OF EQUALIZATION of the Town of Wrangell for the year 1943 be and the same is hereby levied and as- sessed upon all real and personal property within the Town of Wran- gell, Alaska for the school and municipal purposes.
 Section 2. That the said tax shall be. and the same hereby made a special lien upon all real and per sonal property within the Town of Wrangell, Alaska, which lien shall be collected by foreclosure, levy and distress and sale in the manner provided by law, and by the ordin- ances Of the Town of Wrangell.
 This ordinance being in compli- ance with the provisions of ordin- ance No. 50 of the Town of Wran- gell Alaska. and all matters per tainfng to taxation shall be in com plianee with the provisions of said ordinance; the purpose of this or dinance being to establish the rate of taxation of the year 1g43.
 Section 3. This ordinance shall be published in The Wrangell Sen tinel, a newspaper published within the Town Of WranEell. Alaska, for two successive publications thereof,
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mitted to drive a team. horses. automobiles. or wagons or other vehicles into or through the ceme- tery. in roads or paths for ordinary purpose of traffic or travel, nor per nit any cattle, horses. sheep, hogs or other stock of any kind to enter in or upon. or to feed or graze in the cemetery, and any person who shall violate the provisions of this section shall upon convictions. pay fine of not to exceed S100.00. or be. or stand committed to the city jail of the Town of Wrangell for a period not to exceed 60 days.
 Sec. 20. This ordinance shall be published in The Wrangell Sentinel for two successive publications. and shall take effect and be in force from and after it's passage and ap- proval.
 Passed and approved this srd day of July 1943.
 E. J. Wheeler. Acting Mayor ATTEST
 L. B. Chisholm. Clerk
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for the burial of infants under years of age at a cost of s40.00 per grave. including perpetual care. Plots and grave spaces may be purchased en terms of not less than s75.00 at the time of purchase and the balance on a 2-year contract with interest at Sc per annum on the unpaid balance.
 No plots or graves shall be sold after the passage of this ordinance other than on a perpetual care basis.
 Sec. 12. All persons and associa- tions. who have heretofore purehas- ed plots and graves in said eeme- tery. may secure perpetual care for their plots and graves by paying the difference between the sched- ule of prices mentioned in Section II of this ordinance and the a. mount they have already paid for their plots and graves. or may sur render the unused portion thereof and take credit towards the per petual care for the remaining DOT tion retained.
 Sec. 13. The annual charge for the care of cemetery plots and graves. where the perpetual care is not provided for as mentioned in Sec. Il and 12 of this ordinance shall be as follows:
 For Occupied Plots and
 Grave Spaces
 $500 per annum for a single
 grave
 $500 for a 2-graye plot
 S6.50 for a 3-graye plot
 $500 for a 4-graye plot
 For Unoceupied Plots and
 Grave Spaces
 $500 per annum for a single
 grave space
 $500 for a 2-graye plot
 $500 for a 3-graye plot
 S12.00 for a 4-graye plot
 Such annual care charges shall be payable on October 31st each year. and shall be delinquent and bear interest at 6go per annum af- ter date of delinquency. and shall be a lien on the property of the owners thereof and collectable by levy and distress, providing how ever that the owners of such plots and graves may provide their own annual care for their plots and graves, but such care shall be sub
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ject to the rules and regulations of this ordinance and bylaws. and up- on failure Of the owners to provide such care. the Town of Wrangell shall. without further notice to such owners. have the work done. and which shall be a charge a. gainst the owners as herein provid- ed.
 Sec. II. Il is provided that the cost Of plots or grave spaces. in cluding perpetual care. shall nor be increased hereafter, but the annual charge for the care of plots and graves to the owners who do not elect to provide for perpetual care. as herein provided, may be increased or diminished as condi- tions in the future may warrant
 Sec. I5. It is provided that the owners of any cemtery plots may dispose Of the unused portion there of to any other person subject however To the rules and regulations of this ordinance and bylaws per taining to such perpetual care for such portion sold after the passage Of this ordinance.
 Sec. 16. II is provided that a cer- tain area outside the cemetery pro- perty shall be available for the burial of persons whose relatives or friends may be unable to pur- chase plots or graves. and where they may be buried without the cost of a plot or grave space, but no such burials shall be made without making application to the Town of Wrangell for such permit. and shall be subject to all the regulations made and provided for such cases.
 Sec r. All monies received for the sale of plots and graves, and monies received for perpetual care from persons who are now holders of plots or grave spaces. shall be deposited in a trust investment fund. and only the interest there from shall be available for the an- nual care cost of the cemetery.
 All monies received from assess ments for the annual care of plots and graves from persons who do not elect to provide for perpetual care. shall be available for the an nual care cost of the cemetery, and providing that in the event that the interest on the said investment trust fund, and the annual assess ments as herein mentioned shall be insufficient for the proper annual care and maintaining of the ceme- tery, the Town of Wrangell shall provide such deficiency from the Town of Wrangell General Fund
 Sec. Is. Owners of plots and graves may arrange with the Sup erintendent in charge for any special care as may be desired, other than the uniform care as pro- yided.
 Sec. 19. No person shall be per
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FINANCE NO. 128


 N ORDINANCE AMEND l N G ORDINANCE NOS. ST AND IA PROVIDING FOR THE KEEPING OF VICIOUS DOGS WITHIN THE TOWN OF WRANGELL.
 THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF WRANGELL DOES HEREBY ORDAIN-
 Ordinances Nos. ST and IA are hereby amended and this shall con- stitute the code for the keeping oi vicious dogs within the Town of Wrangell.
 Sec. 1. All persons are hereby prohibited from knowingly keeping for themselves or for another. any dog known or reported to be g vicious animal. dangerous to the public safety.
 Sec. 2. Upon written protest, signed by two or more residents of the Town of Wrangell. and filed with the Common Council, the own- CT or keeper of any such vicious dog shall be notified and required to have posted upon the premises where such dog is owned or kept a legible painted sign bearing words Beware Dog" in letters not less than three inches high, and placed in a conspicious place upon the premises, where it may be plainly seen by all persons entering upon such premises.
 The owner or keeper of any such dog shall also be required, when said dog is permitted outside the
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house on leash. to have said dog adequately muzzled, or if not mug zled. to be kept in an inelosure so constructed that any person enter ing upon the premises may not be subject to attack.
 Sec 3. Upon a second complaint being filed or reported against any owner or keeper of any such vicious dog, such person shall be required to have the dog destroyed or re- moved from the Town of Wrangell within twenty four hours from re- eeipt of such notice that such sec ond complaint has been registered
 See 1 Any person or persons, who shall be the owner or keeper of any such vicious dog. who shall neglect or fail 10 comply with the protective provisions of this ordin- anee. shall be guilty of a misde- meanor and upon conviction there of, or a plea of guilty, shall be sub ject to the fine or penalty, or both. as provided in the above mentioned ordinances.
 Sec. 5 This ordinance shall be published in The Wrangell Sentinel for two successive publications and shall take effect and be in force from and after it's passage and ap- proyal.
 Passed and approved this 3rd day of July 1943.
 E. J. Wheeler, Acting Mayor ATTEST
 L. B Chisholm, Clerk
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and shall take effect and be in force from and after it's passage and ap- proval
 Passed and approved this 3rd day Of July. 1943
 E. J. Wheeler, Acting Mayor ATTEST L. B. Chisholm
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STOCKHOLM Berlin dispatches said today that propaganda Minis ter Goebbels had taken over the operation of all German theatres from private operators because of dissatisfaction with the programs
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There shall be reserved certain plsts CT ageas. ar fraettnaal grsves
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-08
OYV-woodward near Temple RA. 1896 4

NUM- DEFENSE WORKERS:
OPEN - HOURS EVERY DAY cOME
ANY TINE AND SEE A COMPLTn
SHOW. RA. 1886.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-08
Women
In Uniform
Set Fashion
By IDA JEAN KAN

ALL TT takes 10 start any
fashion Is enough women. And
raw We have so many women
a thc AIMED forces looking ht
and trim, that the Softies seem
as out Of date aS the gay nine
ties bellies who didn't dare bulge
without their smelling salts.
There Is ro denying that one
thing that makes our feminine
army look 50 spruce. is the eN-
cellent carriage demanded by
Tie military, But The main
thing is the daily exercise scS-
sion and IL rs real workout.
The same uclcr-skip-it routine
on a less strenuous scale would
DO AS mucn for any woman with
The Cumpuon 10 follow il.
The army CaIiSthenicS are
necessarily general and your
program can be spccific-with
only the exercises YOU need M
cIudod That lets YOU cut down
On trr-tIT7C YOU spend -FVCTCIs-
ing and get results quickly.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-08
WaistIines

To stretch inches off the waist
and hatten the stomach, he on
back on the floor with knees
fexed and feet on floor. arms
straight out at sides IN line with
shoulders. Pull up and IN with
the abdominal m muScleS and
press small of back down
against floor. Hold it, and, keep
ing knees together, twist at
waist 10 rest left thigh on floor
with knees pointed down hard.
Come back 10 position tlatten
back against floor and twist 10
right side. Continue for 20
counts.
You can stay on the floor and
take a hip simmer that also
strengthens the abdominal mus
ClcS. This time, have arms
straight out at sides on floor.
shoulder level. legs straight
down Swing the rig h I leg
straight up from hip, without
bending knee. over and across
TO touch toes 10 left fingers.
Down and swing the left leg
up. As YOU bring the leg up,
make a conscious effort 10 force
the small Of the back down flat
against the floor Repeat the
exercise for 20 counts IN all
Copyright, Ia43. by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-08
EN-TODAY AT@yoyR @1y9 EAYoR'TE MOVIE ~
AND STAMPS SOLD Al Any Of I+E HEAIs!
wnnhunrh TO. s-ol,s 4

hUDLDhLE Park Free Doors Open
6 Is. Humphrey Bogart, lngrid Bergman.
"CASABLANCA." Jack Benny. 7. Lane IN
t'MLANEsT MAN IN THE WORLD"
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-08
Three Types

Most Of YOU need three kinds
of exercises. one for the arms
and shoulders. "A second for the
waist and stomach. and a third
for the hips and stomach In
both the waist and hap trim
mcrs, YOU can strengthen the
lower abdominal muscles 10 hold
that youthful fiat line
To rome and firm the arm,
shoulder. and peCtoral muscles
spread fanwiSe across the chest.
stand erect, with upper arms in
line with shoulders in front,
forearmS straight up in air, and
hands doubled lightly across
each other Give a vigorous
Vank of the shoulders and pull
arms backward. lSoping them
at about tho same level Return
TO starting position and repeat
10 times.
That is only a sample eXcr-
else. Any movements IN which
the arms are held up and the
shoulder muscles put 10 work IS
-AeHa4it+si IA ttAA4t>t,.et.t ttett-t,f r..
figure.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-08

hUOLVlLLL Lon Chaney Jr., Bsie
Lugosi, ''FRANkENsIEIN MEETS
WOLF MAN" "a GENTLE GANGsIgA
Joyce Compton, Jack LaIiue. Cart. NJ
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-08
Neck Exercise

TO KEEP your throat as
lovely as Annabella's. you might
try an exercise that she has
been following for a long time.
1t not only keeps the neck
muscles supple but also is an
excellent way of relaxing after
a hard day.
She lies across her bed and
let's the head hang down over
the side. letting II remain limp
for a moment. Then she straight
ems IL. on an exact horizontal
line TO the body. Do this a
dozen times a day and you'll get
results
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-08
-Hand Lotion

TIE GOOD. o't-ta,r.oncd
rules arc ly far tho bost in
beauty as iD So many other
f.n-s. For dis reason lou
VI ari Joan Bennett "a tum
relorstf eft what ele considers
tre best hand lotion ever ere
a,cj.
III IS something trat yVr
druggist can make Up Tor }0I
Yer, easily hDn- ono part "l
gNeerut. u7o paffIoi n~tAa'tr
and one part az pI,c, iiysl
lemon fIrg.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-08
Seal Cracks

WHERE STORM sash and
doors represent ton h.e Nan n-
vestmer,, leaks around Doors
and windows can ta scaled
with Wea,1crt~9pnr I.oN"ie
now for next winter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-15
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Sprade sll bsoienen," ent1egnete
Saura aelaien, retpas sana gnberes
1T es. tranf au iein sSh CLAUDE, III
moralildem Sirne 1T er Ifpah.
Doh pie Iollte ia oas pifIen? ltebsr
folhe Oinae tann man nur feline
MuthmaRunsen baben."
r@etpiB. bod CLAUDE id, i'm bsute
Mbeno beiIer gu Deritsbsn u.s ie 5uz
por."
Gineu Muaenblid ipa!er itallts a.,