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FARM & GARDEN

SODDNG, planting. top soil. grading.
flower beds prepared. Howard Landscape.
H MANnsgs, H1sg PEAT MOSS. ETc.-pree de,,v
cry Well-rotted COW manure from one of
Marylands finest dairy farms Large 100
lb. sack, 81 as: 3 sacks st 81 .85: 10 sacks
at s5c: rs bushels at zoe. Sheep maniire
30 lbs, 81 IS: 100 lbs. S315 Agrico for
Victory gardens. 10 lbs, SOC: 25 lbs. 81 40:
lime. In no 10 lbs a1e; o so TBS ibs.. Soc Also rfah fal
line of insecticides garden tools. et0.. &C
our complete Garden Shops. Phone or
jers Atlantic 400 Hechinaef CO..
GARDEN TOOLS. used in excellent con-
dition, Picks with new handles, S1.O5:
shovels 81 25, wheelbarrows. So. so: mat
tccks with new handles. 81 05: hoes with
ner handles. S1.05 Complete Garden
Shops at 4 stores. Phone orders ATlan-
tic 400. Free delivery, Hechinger Co.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

NAVAL OFFICER driving to California de-
sires passengers to share expenses; leaving
June 90. HO. $500 or HO. .2065. 1s'
SERVICE WIFE can take l more woman
YOUNG LADY going to California June
"a or later wants auto. transportation;
TO TEXAS-Will deliver your car and
share expenses to vicinity Of Dallas.
Chestnut 3306. 1S'
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DOGS. PETS. nc.

O0SSe ssSs 49,
PUPPIES. English setter; males, SO: fe-
males. S5: 3 mi south of Clinton, Md ::
Route 5. c. w. Lewis, Brandywine 2046
FOR sALE--Canaries and love birds. Mrs.
Catherine Weber, 3015 18th st. NV,
PDPPIEs, cocker csaa spaniel. black. Call
RABBITs FOR sALE-white New zea-
land Giant. also other varieties for sale
cheap; all ages; priced from 81 up. The
white, House Lanham, Nd. NY. 5os4. :
registered; also scettie, SO; male :
ENGLISH POINTERS, male and female
thoroughbred: good home important: can
be seen at Landover Kennels. WA. 6O84.
SCOTTIE PUPS for sale, male and l
female; 9 wks. old A. X. C. Sligo 1859.
LOVE BIRDS,
All colors: Mexican siskins: breeding cages,
other cages. Call any time but Sunday
evening. GE. 1898. 1421 Crittenden NV.
TO TAKING VACATION,
PRICES REDUCED
ON ALL PUPPIES AND KITTENS,
Cocker spaniels, females, S15-S25; males,
S35. Persian kittens. S5-Ss-S10: Spitz,
male $40; wire-haired, male. S35; toy fox
terriers SlO-15.
Dog Hotel 7344 Georgia Ave. ia. 1921
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

APPLIANCES = Electric fans, fixtures,
rados anq Tashins machines sold and
to-. TOO small IT too ,aree Bsn,s The Live
and made; heavy canvas repaired. Tele-
co e. Se s 5sssoS eE
BRIcKwoRK. retaining walls, piers. chin
AifE M s house sa
n5 hD ao5s or Ts snss nss installed 81
flq1a s1a: ss e s9s Sc s5 a"'sHs s 3 ssrsas
PAINiTING and decorating. exterior and
promp serSice srSi We DU sebb Tree
Kem,Tone; Interior. exterior. AT AT, 1885
PAiNTING, pLAsTERING, roof painting
p9ppR pSTkpanshhipG EG
hire no help. very reliable: no better work
regardless, of price. Call any time Taylor
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING. Call
ship; reasonable prices, L. Kurtz, IA
PAPERING AND PAINTING; immediate
STIFF p Af 5sess. Trss sstmsse Can
ners wo't guaranteed Michigsn 5315
PLASTERING done by expert white me
chanic: all work guaranteed. Call HO
REPAIR WORK and house wiring, extra
base plugs and switches. Have your vases
made into lamps Toasters, heaters and
electric irons repaired Your old lamps
rewred Get our estimates on electrical
work c. A Mucdiman Co., Oil 6 St NV,
MA 014O and 1922.
ROOFCOATING, ten-year guaranteed leak
proof service: tin, Stag, composition. HO
0l94, Stephenson. "2'
d. j. MCNAMARA, general home repair,
expert mechanics; reasonable and reliable.
AID. 030S. am. It'll 10 pm. --
YOU NAME IT-WE'LL DO 1T:
General repair work. roofing, siding,
porches screened; free estimate. CHI 1916.
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SITUATIONS poMEsIIc

COOK good, and waitress, out by the
165-R, Star 1Ss
GIRL. colored, wants work cleaning, IL
midnight to 8 am; references. DE. 81 so.
GIRL. colored, wants days work. Call
AT 1854
GIRL, colored, wants days work. 1929
Sth st. u ". III1 Sn1h
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ARLINGTON HOTEL.
Special Weekly Rates.

Located one mile Of Pentagon Bldg on
q. S. No. /, between Washington and
room with double bed and private bath;
SIS for room with two double beds. pri-
vate bath; $3.50 for room with one dou-
BILE bed. hot and cold running water; &c
bus fare to Pentagon Bldg: bus stop at
door for Washington and Alexandria; 1Oc
fare to apply. Free parking for cars. Jack
SON 153S
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BOATS.

CABIN CRUISER for sale. 33x1o #. 81
h.p. marine Gray engine. Inquire at
Corinthian Yacht Club or phone GE. 1915.
CRUISER-Will trade 1Hz-acre
lot on State. I'd. 5 miles to D. c.: price.
81 200. Call Thomas D. Grifnth, Hillside
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED-Laree, well-furnished room for
elderly woman. Good location. Kitchen
PRIVILEGES. Box 109-R, Star. II"
BACHELOR APT, l room, refrigerator,
bath or semiprivate bath: reasonable.
Box 147-R, Star 17s
FURNISHED ROOM. quiet downtown dis
trict preferred; night worker. Box 12S-R.
Star. IT"
YOUNG COUPLE desires attractive furn
room, in quiet home, near Naval Receiv-
ing Station Sc. Box 20S-R, Star, 10"
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SITUATIONS MEN,

ACCOUNTANT and tax consultant, books
started, kept part time, statements, tax
faSoIsii BooKKEEPER, youns s man, draft exempt,
insurance experience. will consider other
ms. work: no selling. BOX 16s-R, Star.
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE. s5, AZ. univ; and
business college graduate, ONCE mgr.
sssa sssa'' o coll hrs sP Bo2 sasf
ELDERLY WHITE MAN, sober, reliable,
wants lisht farm work or as caretaKer'
GENTIRMAN Gns IL NO OF REFINEMENT, late 4os
esnE of rsrosd IS eas
sales manager and manufacturers repre-
sentative for railroad supplies, would like
be interested in anv permanent position re-
quiring my qualifications. Box 133.R'
GovT. EXECUTIVE, accounting. buegeting,
administrative and selling background,
seeking offer or partnership in private en-
snnum; mum; what q san you offer. Box SCR, star
PATENT sEARCHER, available part time;
ajof ro5nefz aisossee M IN aog
81 Ss saRsss Pd ana aad ars BeR ffR
SENIOR ENGINEERING AIDE. ALSO sta;
civil ciSfi0se Service; vice. age IS. Box l1g-R Star.
YOUNG MAN. draft exempt, 2 years ex-
perience in railroad ano lnousLIlai ph0noE-
raphy, desires position. BOX ioo-H' Ssar'
A TECHNICALLY trained executive age
A., will be available In near future: 20
years experience in private industry as
engineer, salesman and administrator
seeking connection having active postwar
possibilities. Box 157-R, Star. ID
JOB WANTED.
Young ambitious, married man, ! child
draft exempt hard and sincere worker,
able 10 grasp quickly. accustomed -. to
meeting public, capable of responsible
position: experienced in manaRlng naaor
credit and automobile financing; ready
Immediately for good steady poSitffon'
willing to work long hours; pest OF reler-
enceS; cannot consider less than S65 per
week Call Union 4225. ls'
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APARTMENTS uhFvRhIsnrp.

APIS fE sECI9St snS S:ts sace e.
Taao%A s2ssSS Rsfs rHkS Co. a d. Ess st.
ay aysArss,ys en ssass only T. p cs All sH rss rss7
iio1 EUCLID sT. NV rooms, kitchen
and bath; s4S;5 See janitor; r...,
large dressing closet. kitchen, dinette and
sEah sa.s "a szvr y fssp: .islssE sss St
ersses asseen sas sa ssss and .nf %
M sxs oas aas'fr sass eear 9n WASH 1ns MO-
Rooms kIssasnssss ssd .;,1. Ban; End ases
hs nsos shsIsn asss ST. sE.GIoyely Groom. ki.eh.
mo. mo +sa +. j. % Walsh. Inc. Ma. s4Ss. ii1S ,
TRINiDAD Tfa Iii aS' 1880. Holbrook ter. n.s.-a .
rooms, kitchen and bath. elec. refg:; nov
available; modern building. Rent, S44.50. :
WANFhDMa va iia good Christian ladies'. with
share ,doy or reSms II home with chFis
UNFuRN. UNI APT. lse' 'I rms. IS. pvt. entr. and
bath: immed. possession; $40 mo. UN.
DUPONT CIRCLE bedrooms. etc; newly
decorated; garden; 5000 month. Bog
GiiGEaoEEiGafTowN-s iiGaEi bedrooms, 2 baths at
mosphsre; ss75 month; lovely terrace
Box 203-R Star. 1Ss
1915 5th ST N.E.-Gas. heat, elec. and
phone: no refrgeration.
APT. 80, 1890 14th ST
ROOM. <. AND B.. $27 50;
MARRIED COUPLE OR GOVT WORKERS.
AFFLECK, -2423 PENNA. AVE. RE. 1858:
1912 N ST. NV.
Living room. bedroom, kitchen and bath.
S40.50. See resident MANAGER. Apt NO. q.
HARRY A. OLIKER Co,
11O4 Vermont Ave. NV. Ma. 71b7.
New Apt and 2 Bedrooms.
AVAILABLE JULY 18th
1St st. and Wayne Pl. Sc.
o5 min. downtown. Rent from $50 TO
SIS per mo-, including al. utilities Fully
equipped kitchen, with ample cabinet space.
de luxe refrigerator, individual storage
lockers. Bus stops at door; close to shop-
ping center: convenient to Boiling Field.
Bellevue and Navy Yard. Congress Heishts
bus (A-2) to 1st and Wayne pl Sc. Resi-
dent managers office. 115 Wayne pl.
FIR. 1850.
6705 EASTERN AVE,
TAKOMA PARK. MARYLAND.
. rooms, kitchen, bath (tenant to care
for heating plant, and hot-water heater);
immediate possession: rent. SEQ 90.
r. V. MARCERON,
6l3 18th st. NV. Realtor MA. 65ss.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

WILL SHARE my apartment in convenient
NV. sector and give room and board to
servicepan's wife, or mother in exchange
mother, no objection to child; arrange
ments ms1f to be Dsosa made BY July is. Please
1908 r. l. AVE. N.W.-Basem room for
: , or 3 Also vacancy for one girl in
NICE SINGLE ROOM to gentleman or
settled lady. with or without board Phone
VACANCIES for ladies and gentlemen;
meals OPTIONAL, reas.; car line at door
500 E: Capitol St EX. 1854 or TR 9624.
EMPLOYED MOTHER and day care of
child ? to 4 years: cool, comfortable home
and large, FENCED lot, 66ll Poplar ave,
ROOM AND BOARD for serviceman's wife
and child in exchange for care of baby and
home while mother works. SH. 1901. is"
CHEVY CHASE. d. -C.-Master bedroom
bath and porch in pvt; home; excel. food
MARTHA WASHINGTON
SEMINARY, 364O 18th ST. CO. 1924
For duration. boarding dept. open to
paving guests large double rooms only.
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CHEERFUL 4 RMS, BATH: $40.
1433 E. Capitol, first A.: nice yards; good
ACT, MI. 1898, morns.
1928 COLUMBIA RID. Nws Apt. 312-2-
bedroom apt, newly dec, for or
mature ladies' or family OF adults, PROT
EsTANT: ref. REQUIRED; SITS mo. See
after l pm
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

PORTRAIT PAINTING; French language
Prof Perelma, 1922 10th st. NV DU
6479. 9 am. to 3 pm. Mayhower exhibit
SUMMER SCHOOL, July 5, August 30;
accelerated and remedial program. Long
fellow School for Boys, Bethesda, Md,
Oliver 5100.
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION--Math themat t.
les. primary grades through high school
Address Tutor, 1924 Van Ness st. Phone
EN-. 1855. 19s
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
Free informa ton on Junior colleges in
Md, Va, Pa. Fall enrollments close soon.
Call Us for Details
WASHINGTON SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION.
904 Colorado Bldg. RE. $685.
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TOP SALARY

To refined, reliable woman for g.h.w., light
LAUNDRY, small house and family, 5Ha days
week, $50 to 4:30, in country miles
beyond Chevy Chase Circle: buses once an
hour from circle. An attractive position
for dependable woman. Call WI. 7747 for
infaruieu
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SOUTHERN
VENETIAN BLIND CO.,
Buy Direct From Manufacturer
STEEL OR WOOD STATS
1908 14th St NV Phone AD 1888
RE-UPHOLSTERING
apiece living room suite. re-upholstered
to look like new. S52 Latest patterns and
new insides included Best workmanship
guaranteed
2423 18th st NV Adams 076l
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SITUATIONS MEN 8 WoMEN.

NAN AND WIFE want small Janitor's quar-
ters: husband employed willing to take
eese OF small apt. AID. 6454.
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1913 NJ ST.

Large double front room for Q: near
Conn. ave, walking distance to downtown.
Ex, 1852.
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POULTRY 3 EGGS.
ABLY CHICKS, feed ana poultry supplies
ames Feed Store Inc. 619 K st. NV
re OOSg
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COUNTRY BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

WILL BOARD CHILDREN on farm; ages
8 to L.: one-hour drive from D. c. Mrs
Charles S. Pindell, Highland, Md. 1S'
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RQOMING HOUSE

Business and furniture, grand oppor-
tunity, good investment. 2314 1st. st NV
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Continued on Next Page.l
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PART TIME, $50; CARFARE.
Cooking and shy 1880 ssuu1tn Until after sp
family; bus at door, cool suburban home;
experienced, cheerful woman; good refer
ences. Box 1881, Star.
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THIS AND THAT

The National Labor Relations
Board was founded as an indepen-
dent agency by Act OF Congress,
approved July 5. 1885. During the
first eight years the Board has
handled SOTO cases. Fifty-one
Board cases have been decided by
the Supreme Court of the United
States as OF July /. l94S. The
Board was upheld in 4S cases.
Antonio Algara, veteran Mexico
City bull fight impresario. has
gone to Spain in an endeavor to
end the conflict between Mexican
and Spanish fighters which is
hampering the blood and sand
sport in Mexico.
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countries overrun by Gt rrlany t.
adopt our ideals and methods in
education. | think this is a mis-
conception. The people OF the
overrun countries in western and
central Europe have centuries-old
cultures AMI iong-establishcd me-
thods in education. Generally
speaking, they consider their sys-
TENS of education as good as ours.
There will be unquestionably be
changes made in their educational
ideals and practices after the war,
probably looking to less formal
ism and rigidity in administration
and procedures, but the changes
will be the result of their expert
ences in the war rather than in
lessons provided by us. The pee
Piles of those countries are anxi-
Gus to be assisted in their educa-
tional rehabilitation and they will
be grateful for such assistance.
They need books, teaching mate
rials, scientific apparatus and
equipment of all kinds. Rut they
do not expect it as matter OF
philanthropy"
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lal engineer gunner on a Flying
fortress with the Eight Air Force
stationed in England.
S/Sgt. Thut was boln Nov. 50,
1919, in Farrell. and following hi,
graduation from Farrell High
School in 1887, was employed a.,
che National Malleable. He alsL
served year in the CCC camps.
In May, 1912, he entered the
service and was the first Mercer
County man to enter and gradu-
ate from the Boeing School Of
training at the mechanics school,
,Aeronautics at Oakland, Cal. In
November. 1912. he completed
and the following month received
a diploma from the L. S. Army
Air Corps factory training course
at Seattle, Wash. He was next
graduated from the aerial gunner
school at Wendover. Utah, and
was later stationed at kessler
Field. Mss, Oakland. Cal. Salt
Lake City, Utah. alker. kans.,
kearney, Neb., Alexandria, La,
Tampa, Fla, and Savannah. Ga.
O" his way to England in May,
1914, he was based for short pc
riods on Labrador and Iceland.
In addition to his father, he is
survived by his wife, Mrs. NADIA
line Thu, Riverbank, Cal. and a
brother, Sgt. Roy M. Thut, para
trooper serving in Italy, and two
sisters. Mrs. Hilda Maroscher and
Mrs. Katherine Turosky. Farrell.
The last letter received from
Sgt. Thur was dated June 10 and
stated that he had completed nine
bombing missions and had taken
part in the D-Day invasion.
S/Sgt. |Thut was member OF
the Central Verb and the Fal :
rell Jr. Saxons.
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LABOR'S TURN NOW

A Few years ago when indus
trial empires were crumbllng IN
the depression, the ears OF man
agement rang with the accusa-
tions or extremists who charged
IN effect that every corporation
was out to mulct the public. The
sensible retort that the misdeeds
OF a few promoters did not war
rant general condemnation Of in
dustry. fell on deaf ears. Punitive
laws and tax measures were en-
acted that still handicap many
businesses.
The stupidity of a generalized
attack on any segment OF Ameri-
can life is again emphasized IL
the recent complaint of labor
spokesman who cried: I'VE have
seen American newspapers, as a
class. build prejudice against la
Dor unions, not by seeking out
dealing with the real sins in some
of them. but by treating the one
quarter OF one per cent of time
lost through wildcat strikes as il
these microscopic work stopp-
ages represented general sabotage
of the war effort
Generalized attacks on labor
are wrong-but then SO are ge-
neralized attacks against indus
try, to say nothing OF attacking.
the press as a preludlced class.
Labor Is now getting a dose of the
same bitter medicine that it help
ed dish out.
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CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
BY Hans

Cleveland, Ohio, August To-
Another gala weekend has gone
by and the time draws nearer +,
the singers convention. AS vet n;
one has sent in the titles Of tht
songs they will sing. We're asking
everyone to kindly send in the;:
number, SO we can get the pro.
gram arranged.
The program will start prompt.
ly at 5 p. m. Sunday afternoon
and we do mean prompt. so be Oh
hand. We have engaged a gooc
orchestra to play Sunday iron,
8 p. m. until:??,??
We're counting on gang from
each and every city to be there
over Labor Day.
Membership Drive
The boys, the few that are LETT
have challenged the girls to I.
membership drive, it started last
Friday and already the bows have
couple of future members tc
bring in. Is not that right boys.
now don't make me a liar. The
drive will end on October 8: the
losers giving grand party 10.
the winners and the new mem
bers.
West hcld wiener roast Sun
day night and every body had a
grand time including our visitor
Andy and Bob from Nermllion
Ohio, and Elsie Fleischer. cousii
Mike kiertscher from the Dom;-
Mon OF Canada. We hope you arc
enjoying your visit to the l.. ).
Mike and come again soon.
There will be singing practice
and everyone be there promptly
at $50 p. m. Everyone, we need
you now as we never needed YOU
before, 50 come on down and en-
JOY yourself. There will be a social
terafter singing.
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be eventually covered.
Many military and naval adjust
ments are being considered with
regard to the postwar period. The
Small Business committees are
especially interested in surplus
property disposition as they see in
this the opportunity to help small
businesses reestablish themselves
for postwar competition.
Not the least important is the
need for providing civilian employ
ment for some 20 million war
workers. many of them far from
their homes. and 10 million who
will be coming back to civilian life
from the armed forces once the war
is over. Unemployment benefits
and opportunities for these work
ers to prepare themselves through
vocational education or training
are among the problems under
study.
CENATOR BYRD'S Joint Com
~ mittee on Reduction of non
Essential Federal Expenditures has
submitted another report. this one
having to do with "A government
owned corporations.
The corporations employ about
10000. in some instances scattered
all over the world. The net
proprietary interest of the govern
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ment in its corporations had in
creased from 3I4 billions in 1888
to nearly Is billions in 1943.
The Committee reports sssome of
these corporations, notably the Re
construction Finance Corporation
anc those functioning under the
coordinator of ter-American At
fairs, are world wide in scope, and
for the most part are handling bill
lions of dollars without current
control by Congress, Treasury. Bu-
reau of the Budget, or General Ac-
counting Office" which condition
the Committee recommends be cor
rected
Under present conditions there is
no overall control, the corpora
tlons are autonomous, some of
them organized under state char
ters and some have subsidiaries
THIS being an election year.
= Washington observers expect
no new tax measures until 1945.
none then that will affect 1914 in
come. Salary and wage controls
and living costs will probably re-
main unchanged until the end of
the war. Money-stabilization plans
and action on proposals for world
bank will undoubtedly be left for
the new Congress.
Recent bulletins which mau be Of
interest:
AWI-93. One of the uew bui-
tetins of the Department of Agr1-
culture containing illustrations and
instructions on canning of fruits
and vegetables.
AWI-94. Telling hou to collect
and dry milkweed floss. When the
Jdps took the East Indies there
arere no kapok for life preservers.
M.tk1ceed floss as substitute. for
'0hich the government pay 20 cents
per bag of properly dried pods.
u. S. Cadet Nurse Corps. T,uo
bulletins haze been issued by the
Public Health Service to answer
inquiries about privileges under
the Bolton Act
Copies can be obtained by writ-
ing to Congressman Bolton at her
Washington office.
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SALEM NEWS
By Sue Herman

Salem. Ohio, August lot
seems that everytime the date for
our social arrives. it rains. But the
same few made the trip out to
Placentia and had very enjoy
able time. This weekend we were
also fortunate in having three OF
our Juniors home on furlough.
They were Albert Lirder, John
Girscht and Gus Falk who all got
home in time to see each other and
a few of their friends. Also John
ny Tekeser of New Castle spent
quit bit OF his furlough time in
Salem and we were glad to have
seen him as we are all oul boys.
None Of us know just how long
it will be before we arc all to-
gether again and we are awaiting
that day with a prayer on our
lips.
Let us get these committees to-
gether and start work on the plans
discussed during the meeting.
--0-
= Please patronize our ad.
vertlSerS.
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OPA ON THE AIR
THIS WEEK

Radio broadcasts by the Cleve
iand District Office of Price Adj
ministration on local stations dur
ing the week are as follows:
Friday, August II
at 1915 a. m. WIKI, Cleveland.
Eleanor Hanson Program Price
Control.
Saturday, August IL
"OPA Farm News" will be pre-
sented over WJW at 1855 p. m.
Saturday, August IL
at 2:45 P, m, WJW, Cleveland,
Chester Bowles.
Sunday, August l3
at 1000 a. m. WICA i5htabula
Chester BowleS.
The "OPA Reporter will be
heard Monday through Friday ct
| :55 p. NJ. over station WCIE.
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- My boy Themistocles, the
soldier and statcsfan. once said TO
his young son, you are the most
powerful person in all Greece.
How can that be" asked the
lad.
Because, answered Themis-
tocles, the Athenians command
all OF Greece: | command the
AthenlanS your mother COM
mands me: and you command
Your mother -
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month or SIX
weeks. Commit
tees have been
at w ork for
t / m e on the
many subjects
involved. b u t
there is still
m u c h commit
tee work to do
since demobili-
zation. disposi-
ton of surplus
property, e m :
ployment. finan-
cling and other
post = war a d =
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-10
GEORGE A. THUT
Missing Sergeant is reported dead
Made nine missions, took part in
D-Day

S/Sgt. George A. Thut. who had
been reported missing in action
over Germany since June 81, now
has been reported killed, in action,
according TO War Department
telegram received by his father,
George Thut. 10 Emerson Ave.
Farrell, Pa. Sgt. Thut was an ae,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-10

The first cuckoo clock was made
in 1870 by Anton ketterer Of
Schoenwald, Germany.