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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1895 EMERSON ST. N.W-Dbl RIM, home-
Ike place to liye; plenty good food cow.
LARGE BEDROOM. closet, windows, next
bath; new furniture; conservative couple;
E Tss s2m RoS SS9ns or WI sr 222e Quiet private
Jewish family; excellent meals; phone;
s saav EMERSON saiIsP T 81 Iso bedroom
Phone RA. 1914. O near ''' Jus
1901 DOUGLAS ST: Large room
sis 18th ST. Vacancy DS H0e aoub.
7ssG room.
for in pvt home, twin beds, pvt. bath.
Meals nnaS a a e sri Il 0us reh'as0n' good
esl4 WISCONSIN, AVE. NM lovely
other with another gentleman pvt. Jewish
ssamily EXCELLENT sci meals and good transp;
Christian home, delicious meals: honey
atmqhSp D UNLIMITED nhI phone; very rea-
LARGE Front ROOM for 2 girls. twin
beds; convenient transp. Call FIR. 3173
a5aT Room x d tNn s s DAY gs sqnS Ssb
good home-eooked meals a day; s11 week.
f fsse NE GoL RSsG RID. Nw-Roommst.
ROOM AND BOARD; private bath. for ON
!
Z. both IN school part Of the day. and pre-
employed Write owner. 1918 s4th st. s. s..
ssssss a sWooDfEY rL. NV. near shor.h.m
Double room, twin beds; for . sentle-
I.s ST. NE.-Double rooms only, for
NJ Nh o 81 s0@e Double connecting rooms &C.
commodate 4: l triple room for men; 1
! vacancy for young l2dY 10s
LOVELY front twin bedroom. to share with
anotb 3s,o girl excellent meals; bus at door.
DIoysd mother and child: ' viii care e for
yAeASelEs eW we f rooms. best food.
sIe e5t rev 2oSg i evsy double or
e r1le T loom E "a ao4 End delicious home
meals per day for ladies; excellent NV.
i pSaWnnT express Ssh, bus OR GIL; -
sa for 2 Two delicious meals every
people in my lovely large home; GOOD cook;
i!aas0 MASS alysnse AVE- rea es ss,netv.
FoR {EWIsH young women, in a very re-
400 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Triple room stu
do style; also girl share with another;
unsurpassed food: walking distance RE.
1850 QUE ST. Nw-sunny, double room.
suitable couple; also man 70 share room
sits e GoYN b saih w. fsea soue,.
triple rooms for young people only; ex-
s3i6 18th ST. NW.-Refned girl to shar.
af to hs nT rse s sn o 1ons
across from bath: avail; Jan. 49,. Rooms
, nicely urn: home cooking: excel transp.
1882 HOBART ST. NW.-Two girls to
share 2 large double rooms with others;
DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOM for girls:
walking distance to Army Map Service;
6 blo S6, from streetcar; excellent transp.
GIRL to share. room. Twin beds. Unlimited
phone Breakfasts. Convenient 10th st.
buses and car lines. AD s456.
room. unlimited phone: gas heat: bus. at
LARGE FRONT ROOM. triple. adjoining
bath: girls, also RECREATION room for boys
iss5 EUcLiD sT. S.w.-Larse. .doubl.
room, home surroundings; $40 each. AID.
mother sd cR SH in aes sa fo 70
home and . children; cal WI 347a. be-
1905 18th ST. N.w.-sinsle room: also
T 1900 II l2 81 soSeie double on.
triple; you'll love the house and the COM
1901 18th ST. N.w.-Vacancy in double
room for gentleman, $40 month. Call Du-
ARLINGTON. vA.-Couple or . girls. good
references, next bath; bus at door to Pen
tagon or Washington. Gil. 1859 or see
NG-c na..5 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-09
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDION and saxophone wanted State
price Box 3S-D. Star
ADDERS, typewriters, metal filing cabinets,
misc. office machines: cash Immediately,
Shepherd 5127 I4s
ADDING MACHINES: calculators. type
writers, All KINDS once equipment any
CO. 1925. Week, DI. 1872.
ADDING MACHS., calc., typewr., all kinds
g Sun o sd ec .ves any sSk TOP price psiS
ANTIQUE JEWELRY, silver, diamonds.
dental gold, old watches; need for repairing.
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SHERIDAN s. ST: N.w.-,Master bedroom
room, gentle home: . girls; SIS ca. RA
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK. 1920 18th st
private bath: exclusive residential section.
fsst 1ransp. S45 Per month; break
&c GE SHIsa ls'Y furn front room
twin beds. large closet, adj. semipvt. bath
@s s9n sT tsa1Sn 5o11 9th
1911 4th ST. N.w.-Master front bedroom,
s SIS TRANSPORTATION: nice Jewish home
S Sasa is Sn sT wv; detached
tt 1;I,s; large bedrooms. twin beds, ad-
sffie f RoosrH R2nf G 81 aGl
board; nicely, furnished 2 girls. Phone
Mo sseN w. R S!G Spnday front
room, twin beds, near shower bath; COW
sFansD Ks sSSsls sfa TyE az 2Se9 roo
next shower; block eli conveniences, incl
an sYss '01SsH5f sfHss az s4
,tlemen: comfortably furnished, single beds,
inEer-spring mattresses; excellent transp'
to War,Navy Bldgs. AIS 4Sth st. NV
$50 vEAzEY ST NV, near Bureau o,
Standards and Mclean Gardens-Nicely
furnished room, next to bath; good transp
1919 18th ST. NV. Apt. a1-clean,
warm room. nicely fur; twin beds: adj
bath. MI. 144q.
1912 G ST, Apt 4o5, wants a youns
gentleman roomer. Call on Sunday.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., 1927 Oliver ct. NV
~ blk. bus large, lovely room. very
sSwefoStsn!s twi1 BEDS |. closets, near bath
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-09

CLUB 1920,
: 2520 18th St n.w.-Singles, doubles
= triplet. excellent meals.
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Mr.. 14th AND PARK NV.
Large. warm room, next bath; extra
large closet, 3 windows, for girls. in apt
with mother and > other Cow girls; home
surroundings. 1919 Park I'd. NV, Apt
lO5 DIJ 5oo5
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di.s pofeHi SentpriVaIe oath; spacious
scos d ST. ssI Single WI Room nsf ~
! ran or woman: near bath: use of tele
hs FRONT f. ko ONO private bath
/ .one, gas heat, no other roomers OR
is 1908 N. H. AVE-. near Dupont circle
warm, single room, next bath $50. 81
" ' sr. N.w.-young man wishes room
furn:; use unlim. phone; separate beds
1862 KENYON sT.-Furnished room. Is
CoPLEY GoURTs, 1914 1i tn, bedro DOM n' 10,
or z girls walking distance. DE. O30O
1880 BiLTMoRE ST. N.w.-single ane
double. clean, homelike atmosphere; inner
springs, tub and shower close to trans
$40! 9Th ST. .N.W.-Large studio room, 4
windows; spacious corner home; twin inner.
spring mattress, Highlander beds; for l oil
Iis6 MADISON ALISON ST. N.w.-Nice single o,
double room, extra warm: next to bath
maid service and phone Excellent transp
ATTRACTIVE, twin beds, next to shower
close to movies. stores. 18th st. car. Il
@ ss4 sS oSFTrohI Loi front seepn,
D I% S$T e Ell sEH PS o7as 18th st. NV
btsaStiye sfudio open fireplace semipvt
1905 18th ST. NV, opposite statler Hotel
attra durn rooms for ladies' reas. II.
UPTOWN, Conn. ave. at Ordway-Doublt
| rm,. twin beds closets. secretary, private
bath. in private home. suitable 2: S25 ca.
garage i desired. OR. 1923.
BRIGHTWO0D-Large comfortable room
for woman in gentle apt; breakfast. kit
priyils.; near bus and car, GE., 1871
large front room in detached home: private
bath. large closet: good transportation
Tor man or couple: gentle home ia. 0f0a
1912 PARKwooD PL;-Furnished room
eyes; unlimited phone; So week each
LARGE - MASTER BEDROOM, twin beds
private bath; block to express bus. 510s
XTTRACTivELY FURN. ROOM twin beds
immaculaste: 100 block Of Conn: ave, See
R. /. AND CONN. AVEs.-Beautifull,
furn. studio living room, next bath
shower; uni. phone: refined person. ME
5Sg GRARp 81. N.W:-Furnished I'm. Il
4731 9th ST. N.W.-Single fror,t rrn., next
eeth; ~ conysniences; refined home. SSC
mo. IA. o40o.
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bases in Turkey. This was an ap-
parent effort TO ease the shock at
home in the event Turkey takes
steps that may lead 10 ner becom-
ing an active belligerent on the
Allies side.
Earlier the official German news
agency DNB said the Turkish Ma.
tional Assembly would be informed
on Wednesday OF decision TO break
diplomatic and economic relations
with the Reich. Dispatches from
Ankara said German diplomats
were booking passage out OF the
country.
DNB went TO the usual length Of
saying II had obtained its informa-
ton from Soviet Russian sources"
in Sofia. IL added that Turkey
would be asked TO grant the Allies
facilities for air and naval bases,
and predicted Turkeys participa-
ton in the war would come as a
matter OF course.
Reports reaching London from
Istanbul said the Bulgarian gov
ernment had agreed to the opening
OF Soviet consulates at the Black
Sea ports OF Varna and Burgas.
which until recently had been vir-
tually under German control.
Maxi press comments, while car
rying yelled threats. adopted an
appealing tone in Warning Turkey
she was making a mistake.
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Politics

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date for vice president, is opposed
by State Attorney General Roy Nc
Kittrick. MeKittrick has been run
ming as pro-Roosevelt and in at
lacking Clark's record blasted at
senators blinded by isolationism."
Missouri to Vote
Missouri nominations will also
be made tomorrow for the COVER
norship, 10 House seats and full
state ticket. Fish's seat is one of
IS in the House for which nomina-
tons will be made in New York.
The remainder OF the weeks
schedule includes primaries in
Kansas and Virginia tomorrow, pri-
maries in Tennessee Thursday, a
Democratic convention in Gomez
ticut Friday and Saturday, and pri-
maries in Kentucky Saturday.
Also, on Wednesday South Car
DINA Democrats are 10 have a
state convention TO decide on what
attitude to take toward the decis-
ions OF the national convention in
Chicago Anti-Administration Dem
ocrats in Alabama have called a
convention for Friday.
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Rural Events

TODAY
Willis
Meeting at the Church annex,
$3.50 p. m, TO discuss plans for the
Homecoming, August 26.
Willis Methodist Church Vacs-
ton Bible School, 9:30-l1 daily
this week.
TUESDAY {
Saline
The three circles OF Methodist
women meet at park In evening for
picnic supper. Families OF the
Mary chapter also invited.
TUESDAY
Federated Church holds BibS'
School at the church first two
weeks in August.
WEDNESDAY
Saline
Ladies' Aid Society OF st. Pauls
Church meets in afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Carl Schaefer. The
Guild In the evening at the homs~
OF Mrs. Reuben Finkbeiner.
THURSDAY
Pittsfield Ladies Aid Society
meets with Mrs. Mamie Banta,
1901 Packard Road. Business
meeting 2 o'clock.
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Municipal Court

The following were fined in court
today on charges OF being intoxi-
Gated and disorderly: Walter God
lef, Willow Lodge. s26; Micah
j. Crawford Willis, s25; William
w. Guillaum, IL Photo St, SIS;
Arthur L. Jackson, 100 River ST.,
SIS; and Leslie f. Anger. 1904 w.
Michigan Ave-, SIS. On similar
charges, the following received
sentences to pay fines or serve
time in jail and all were commit.
ted, some to be released IL they
are able to secure money for the
fine today: Mrs. Ruth Farr, Park
wood Ave, $50 or so days; Joseph
Paprock. Wayne, $50 or 81 days;
August Peteusch, Detroit, s25 or 80
days; Stanley Kutas, 407 f. Cross
ST., s25 or 80 days; and James A
Conley, SIS or 20 days, For being
disorderly, Mrs. Jeanette Paprock
Wayne, paid $40.
For rockies driving and impers
onating an officer Darwin r. Cox
Willis, paid SIS, and for exceeding
the speed limit. Marshall ". Prince
was charged SIS.
Receipts Saturday were s16757
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AiSS Anderson Wed
to Seaman Ensign

Mildred Irene Anderson, daugI-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Ander-
son OF 21s Ferris St., became the
bride OF Seaman First Glass Rob
ert f. Ensign at l:3O Saturday at
the home OF the bride. The brides
maid w Miss Catherine Temp
bins OF Detroit. Elmer Ensign,
the brother OF the groom, was
best man.
The bride was attired in a blue
gabardine dress with white acces-
SORES, She wore a triple strand OF
pearls which was a gift from the
groom. Her corsage was Johan-
ma Hill roses. Miss Tompklns'
dress was gold lowered crepe and
her corsage was pink roses. Rev.
William r. Shaw officiated at the
double ring ceremony in a room
decorated with gladioli and garden
flowers. A reception followed for
relatives and close friends.
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Family Agency
to Have Guest

Miss Elizabeth NJ Carrick, mem
Der OF the Field STAFF, Family Wei.
fare Association OF America, New
York City, War Services Division.
will be the guest OF the Ypsilantl
Family Agency the week OF August
7.l2, according TO Mrs. Esther Dus-
ton. executive SECRETARY.
Miss CarriCk will make study
OF the whole Agency program both
here and at Willow Run. where the
work is under the direction OF Al
fred Katz. a member OF the Ypsi-
lanti Agency. and she will meet
with the family Agency Board OF
Stafr, Rev. Raymon Bair, chair
man, AT a special meeting Wednes.
day evening, August Q. at 1880 at
the Board OF Commerce.
The interest OF Miss Carrick In
this area was stimulated by the
Ypsilsnti Family Agency Board OF
stan making application for mem
bership in the national association
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Congress

Continued from Page One)
at noon tomorrow. They probab-
ly will occupy themselves for the
next few weeks filling the Congress
sional record with campaign ora
tory. Most congressman are up to
their necks in election campaigns
and probably will remain at home
10 get in few last ticks while
waiting for committees to act.
The legislative dockets in both
the Senate and the House are vir-
tually clear of major legislation.
Study Generalization
Half dozen committees and sub
committees on both sides OF the
Capitol are studying demobiliza-
ton legislation. Ahead OF them is
the task OF compromising their diff
ferences into tangible bills likely
TO win support on the Senate and
House floors.
How big the problem OF recon
version will be Is anybody's guess,
but involved is the task of finding
jobs for an estimated 20,000.000
war workers, many OF whom will
be thrown out Of work when the
last shot OF the conflict Is fired !:
OF returning some 100000 ser.
vice men 10 civilian life. and OF
dlsposing OF huge stockpiles OF war
supplies and billions OF dollars
worth OF war plants.
Estimates OF the volume OF war
supplies, ranging all the way from
nails to trucks. that will be thrown
on the market after the war range
from s15,oOO,oOO.OOO to 100000.
900, 900.
The Office OF War Information
estimated yesterday that surplus
property valued at s15,O00,OO0.00(
will be tossed into the domestic
market. but said survey OF. wal
agencies handling it indicated
there is little reason to believe
that this quantity.""will seriously
disrupt the nations economy
Domestic Surplus
Inc $l0,VUVVOO,OUO domeStlc sur
plus, OWL said, will include $4,000,
100000 in industrial facilities. 81.
600, 100000 In housing, $1,000,
100000 in stockpiles, 100000.
900 in manufacturing inventories
and s4,00o.OO0,O00 in Army ant
Navy supplies.
Two big steps on the road back
TO normally already have beer
taken. Before It recessed, Con
gress enacted legislation for prompt
settlement OF terminated war con
tracts and passed the &c. l.. bill Of
rights" providing returning vet
Grams with job priorities, unemploy
ment benefits. educational oppor
tunities and government financed
| loans.
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Admiral Hart Guest
of Friends in City

Admiral Thomas c. Hart, Wash
ington, ID. c., called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Sanford II Westcott, Is S.
Summit St, Saturday afternoon
on his way home after giving the
graduation address TO the medical
class at the University OF Michigan.
Admiral Hart and Mrs. Westcott
attended the Kitchen district
schools in Genessee County through
the eight grade and entered
the Dawson High School together.
Mr.. Westcott was superintendent
OF schools at this time. Admiral
Hart was for ten years superin-
tendent OF the military academy at
Annapolis.
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Stork Calls

Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
nard Block, 922 Sheridan Ave,
Saturday at Boyer Hospital; weight
seven pounds, eight ounces.
Twin daughters To Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Roy, Willow Run Vii.
lage, Saturday, at Boyer Hospital;
weight. three pounds. IL ounces,
four pounds, six ounces.
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Townsend. 1915 Expressway,
Sunday. at Boyer Hospital; weight
seven pounds, ten ounces.
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. Har.
~ Olson. I'll Perrin St. Sunday
at Boyer Hospital; weight eight
pounds, one ounce.
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Willow Run Calendar
TO-DAY

TODAY
p. m.-Softball game, Willow
Village VS.. s47, Willow Lodge dia.
mond.
1880 p. m.-Sew and Chatter Club
meeting, lounge, Dormitory X, VIII
low Lodge.
p. m-Tenants' Civic AssocisS
ton Meeting, South Recreation
Bldg
5000 80 p. m.-Educational Mo-
ton Picture, Willow Lodge audi
forum.
TUESDAY
1912 a. m, "a p. midway
Arts and Crafts children's groups :
1.3 p. m.-Arts and Crafts gener,7
al lettering class, Willow Lodge
Shop.
ID. m.-Softball game, Dept. 9s1
vs.. Willow Lodge, Lodge diamond.
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Two Lodges Picnic
in Prospect Park

About so members OF the Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs and their
families enjoyed a pleasant after
noon at Prospect Park, Sunday at
the Joint picnic OF the lodges.
There were games and sports for
all ages and bountitul picnic din
ner spread on long tables In the
pavilion.
The committees in charge were
Mrs. Clarence Southwark, general
chairman; Mrs. Arnold Lennert,
chairman, Mrs. Carl Hornberger
and Mrs Anna Ray, refreshments:
Mrs. Harold Halsey, chairman,
Mrs Harry Lee, sports.
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Fifty at Yahr,
Winter Reunion

The Yahr and Winter reunion
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Sell Dexter Rd..
Ann Arbor, with so attending from
Belleville, Romulus, Ypsilanti, Den
ton, Sumpter and Ann Arbor.
A potluck dinner was held In
the spacious yard, with games pro-
Yiding entertainment
The oldest attending was Carl
Winter, Ypsilanti, who is So and
Bruce Merritt, youngest, IS months.
Both received gifts.
There are five who are in the
service. and two births and one
death for the past year were re-
ported.
New officers for the coming
year are jaw Eastman. Denton,
president, and Irene Merritt vii
lis secretary with Lester Klein,
Ypsilanti. for entertainment.
The 1945 reunion will be at the
same place. the william Smell home.
1915 Dexter Ro., Ann Arbor. with
3 wiener roast, the last Sunday in
July.
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DELIGHTFULLY."- Surprised

Mrs. Addie Ross, Saline, who is
the guest OF Mrs. Fred Simons,
was given a delightful surprise par
ty at the Simons home. Friday,
when fourteen OF her former neigh
bors on Holmes Road came to cele-
brate her 65th birthday The
afternoon was spent with cards and
visiting. Refreshments were serv-
ed, the feature being a beautifully
decorated birthday cake brought by
Mrs. Hubert Townsend. Mrs. Ross
received many lovely gifts and 30
greeting cards.
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Lodge Resident
Hurt in Accident

Clyde Derossett, Willow Lodge, Is
in Boyer Hospital today with a
double compound fracture OF the
left leg. received in an accident
Sunday night on US-ll2. a quartetD
OF a mile west OF Spencer Rd. '
Derossett told State Police that
the left front tire OF the car he was
driving blew out and he lost con-
troll. The car rolled over several
times and was badly damaged.
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Meat

Continued from Page One)
year, however. Because storage IA
cilities were not adequate to carry
over any larger quantities OF meat
from periods OF peak production
to the latter part OF the year. CT
william consumers benefited from
large supplies during the spring
and summer,
The department said that during
the coming months. seasonal In
creases are expected in beef and
veal production. But they will be
offset by an expected decrease OF
Is per cent In the production OF
pork.
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Calendar OF Social Events
TODAY
House plctures , ?. m.
TUESDAY

Gilbert House pictures p IN.
TUESDAY
Ypsan Grange all day meeting picnic dinner
Mr.. and Mrs Strang
Phoenix 10 F. A. M Master Mason degree
o'clock Masonic Temple lodge
Womens Benefit Association, 8 o'clock, GAR. Hall
Capsule Sisters Club O'clock rooms
home OF Mrs Harold Foster for
Red Cross at WEIGH Hail. five sewing and knitting
and surgical dressings $50 ST. Lukes
sewing and knitting, TO O'Clock
Loyal Order OF Moose 8 o'clock, Moose Hall
Blood Donors Bank at Methodist Church. IL: 30-4 so
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Deaths
Alexander Mecreleht

Funeral services for Alexander
McCreight, 70, will be at the Rob-
erts Funeral Home, Belleville,
Tuesday at 2:30 p. m Burial will
be at Mallet Cemetery.
Mr. McCreight was born in Dun
dee, Mich, January Is. 1872. son
OF Hugh and Mary McCreight. He
married Nellie Manner October ~,
1898 and the last years OF his life
were spent in New Boston
He 10 survived by his wife, two
sons, Allie X. and Milton, both Of
New Boston; three daughters, Mrs.
John (Nellie) Hall, Detroit. Mrs.
Victor (Anna) Crippen, New Bos-
ton, and Mrs. Floyd (Myrtle) Spar.
row, Ypsilanti; Fl grandchildren.
three OF whom, William Sparrow.
Kenneth and Stanley ST. Charles
are serving overseas. Four grand.
children preceded him In death
this past year, Robert and James
Crippen drowned in the Huron Riv-
er at New Boston, and Lois and
Dottie McCreight died OF pneu-
monia. Two brothers, Thomas X
and Hugh, and one sister. Mrs
Mary Sanderson all OF Ypsilanti
survive, one sister, Mrs. Anna
Beebe preceded him in death In
1900.
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In the Sick Room

Jacob Dieterle, 32O High St. is
recovering from shock and broken
ribs received in a fall OF % feet
while working on a barn roof Sat
urday He was taken to Boyer
Hospital for X-rays and then re
moved 10 his home
Mrs. Everett Nickel, who has
been visiting in Kentucky was very
i'll this week and her husband went
10 be with her.