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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-02-17
WNU Service, Union Trust Building,
Washington, ID. C.


Washington, ID. C.
A few weeks ago, an earnest and
agreeable young man came to my
Office from the American Farm Bu-
reau federation. His name is Ben
Kilgore. He is Kentucky Farm
bureau man, former farm. paper
editor who has just been put in
charge Of the bureaus publicity here
In Washington, probably as result
Of some remarks without any bark
on them which Chester Davis, for
mer war food administrator and
president Of the Federal Reserve
Bank Of st. Louis, made at the re-
cent bureau convention.
Davis did not say that the bureau
and some other farm organizations
were interfering with the war effort
and trying to be hoggish by fighting
for higher food prices but he did say
that the people Of the country were
beginning to talk that way about
farmers. And he told the organiza-
ton members that il they weren't
as black as they were painted, they
had better begin telling the people
of the country so.
And so the bureau went out for
some new blood" Kilgore is not
new to the farm bureau but he is
new to Washington. He has served
In Kentucky. He knows his SUBJ
ject and can write about 1t.
couldn't say whether he has
frightened the grim picture which
Mr.. Davis painted to the bureau
he has hardly had time-but his
presence is evidence of dynamics
which are energizing this chip of
the farm bloc-or one might put it
the other way, for the Farm Bureau
federation is really the tail that wags
the dog when it comes to getting
congressional action.
And soon action will begin, for the
grace extended to the Commodity
Credit corporation expires February
II and then the fight over the subsi-
QleS DeglnS III earnest.
The Federation Line
What the publicity plans of the
farm organizations are, do not
know, but this is the cline" as Kill
gore expressed it to me:
1.-THE American Farm Bureau fed
Grafton is not opposing consumer
subsidies in order to break down
price control and obtain higher farm
prices. The present general farm
price level is high enough. All we
ask is for few sensible price adj
justments on specific commodities
=. Such small and specific adjust
ments are far more practical and
wholesome than billion or more
dollars out of the federal treasury
to help pay the consumers grocery
bill and to regiment and socialize
the farmers of this nation
The War Food administration,
charged with carrying out the war
farm program, has no publicity plan.
AS matter of fact, the office Of
Administrator Jones is about the
quietest place in Washington as far
as the public goes. It's work is car
ried on without press agenting right
now.
One reason why we don't hear
much from the war food admins
traitor right now is because the food
situation is pretty good. Of course,
there is wrangling about prices but
that. isn't in his department. The
last week in January he announced
his support prices which can't be
carried out unless the three billion
dollar agency that keeps floors
under farm prices, the Commodity
Credit corporation, is continued.
Jones made it plain that the 1914
program depended entirely on con-
CrncSiona1 action Tn ren1v tn a
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-02-17

SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT.
$50 South Wells St. Chicago.
Enclose 20 cents in coins for each
pattern desired.
Pattern No.. Size.
NAME .s.sssssssssssssss...s
Address ..s...............e...
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-02-11
Service Mems
Notes

PVT. TROY D. LEWIS has been
transferred from Camp Beale, Cal
lforn1a, to Camp Bowie, Texas to
continue training in the army sur
vey corps, according to word re-
ceived this week by his mother,
Mrs. Bob Foy.
EVEhETT T. LEE, S nc, has
been transferred from the air
craft carrier U.S.S. Enterprise af-
ter serving on it for two years,
according to a letter received this
week from his sister, Mrs. Lee
Mortensen of Encanto, California,
former Coolidge resident. We
give Lees new address here, in
the event some Of his Coolidge
friends who do not know it would
like to write him-Address, Ever
EFT T. Lee, S 1/c, C.A.S.U. No. 2,
co Fleet Post Office, San Francis
co, California.
PFC. LEROY SHOEMAKER, JR.
has recently completed training
as an aviation mechanic at Gulf
port Field, Mississippi, and been
transferred to camp Aear Hart
ford, Connecticut, where he will
take a two months service school
course for engine specialists, ac-
cording to word received this week
by Mrs. Shoemaker, Jr.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-02-11
een-Agers To Be
suests Of Rotarians
md Rotary-Anns

Rotarians and Rotary-Anns will
: hosts TO Coolidge teen-age boys
ID girls at tonight's teen-age par
at the Woman's Club. Charles
ohen is general chairman of ar
lngements and will be assisted by
r. and Mrs. Bruce Moody, Mr..
I'd Mrs. Paul Loucks, Mr.. and
rs. Dalton Cole and Mrs. Cohen.
The evenings entertainment
i'll include dancing and games
ith the added interest of floor
aow if arrangements. now pend
lg can be completed.
The party will continue until
1850 this evening instead of the
sual closing hour of II, accord
lg to Mrs. Charles Reed, perma-
ent teen-age chairman. All Cool
ige teen-age boys and girls are
ordially invited to attend.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-02-11
No. 1888
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
PINAL.
In the Matter of the Estate of
MARIA L. LORONA, Deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by
the undersigned Administrative Of
the estate of Maria L. Lorona, de-
ceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers,
within Four (4) months after the
first publication of this Notice to
the said Administrative at the Of
flee OF Fulbright and Suit at Flor
ence, Arizona, the same being the
place for the transaction of the
business of said estate, in said
County of Pinal.
SARA L. BALDENEGRO,
Administrative Of the Estate
of said Deceased.
Dated this 18th day of January,
1914.
First publication, Jan. 21,- 1914.
Last publication. Feb. II, 1914.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-02-11

Mrs. Johnson are moving to their
farm near Casa Grande.
Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Rowe pur-
chased the former DR.. Pinkerton
property located on Pima Avenue.
The Rowes have made improve
ments on the premises and re-
modelled the main building into
two apartments and added gar
age apartment in the rear.
The F. o. Fulton duplex in West
Coolidge was sold to Mr.. and Mrs
]. r. Turnbull, who recently pur-
chased the Pinal Implement Com
pany. They are former Stafford
residents.
These deals were made through
the Arizona Land and Investment
Company.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-02-11
Pink And Blue Tea
Honors Mrs. Gieszl
Thursday Afternoon

Mrs. George Gieszl was guest OF
honor at a pink and blue tea al
the home of Mrs. George Dempster
on Thursday afternoon. Nursery
games furnished the afternoon
entertainment at the conclusion oi
which, gifts tied with pink and
blue ribbon were presented to the
honoree.
Guests were Mrs. c. ]. Wells
Mrs. M. NJ. Ware, Mrs. P. B. Han
nah. Mrs. Karl Fisher, Mrs. Earl
Hicks. Mrs. Joe Sheriff., Mrs
Wayne Hall, Mrs. Riley Cleveland
Mrs. Max Anderson, the guest OF
honor's mother, Miss Mary Lou
Anderson, her sister, and Miss Ann
Hannah.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-02-11
Mrs. c. J. Moody Is
Elected President
Church Auxiliary

Mrs. c. j. Moody was elected
president of the woman's Auxili-
ary of Community Presbyterian
Church at a meeting held Thurs
day afternoon.
Those who will serve with her
are Mrs. S. c. Mcfarland, vice
president; Mrs. Max Anderson,
secretary; Mrs. George Truitt,
treasurer and Mrs. Clark Wells,
chaplain.
During the business meeting
there was a discussion of con-
templated Improvements to the
church yard.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-02-11
Last Rites Held
For Mrs. Haven's s
Mother In Texas

Funeral services were held Sun
day for Mrs. A. P. Dale at Lub-
book, Texas, following a long i'll
ness that eliminated in her death
at the home of relatives on Febru-
ary 3rd, in Carlsbad, New Mexico
Mrs. Dale is the mother of Mrs.
d. F. Havens, who left with her
daughter, Mrs. Nolan Kennedy, for
New Mexico, upon receipt of word
of her mothers passing. Mrs. Hav-
ems and Mrs. Kennedy accompan-
led the remains to Texas, where
interment was in the family plot
near Lubbock.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-02-11
Artists s Night
Program Slated
Here February Is

Of especial interest to Coolidge
music lovers will be an Artists
Night porgram sponsored by mem
bers of Coolidge Musicians Club
and featuring artists from the Uni
versity of Arizona, to be present
ed in Coolidge Union High School
auditorium on Friday evening,
February 18th at s o'clock.
The program will be given over
entirely to guest artists. Full de-
tails will be published next week.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-02-11
Real Estate
s Active Here
During Past Month

Real estate sales in Coolidge re-
emily include the Lacey Lynch
some on Northern Avenue, which
vas purchased by Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Z Daniels. Mr.. Daniels is en-
Dloyed at Capital Fuel and Feed
store.
The Cralie Johnson home on
Northern Avenue was sold to Mr..
and Mrs. II. B. Chapman. Mr.. and
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-02-11
Catholic Church

Mass Is held at st. James Cath
olic church on Sunday mornings
at $3.50, Father James McFadden
officiating.
Catechism classes are held on
Tuesday afternoons from 2:30 to
400 o'clock.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-02-11
NOTICE

Having leased my ranch I will not
be responsible for any bills con-
tracted by anyone other than my
self, effective January 1s, 1914.
Mrs. Vigil Chandler. 21jan4tc
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-02-11
Justice Fees Are
1884 For January

Justice VIM. G. Roche stated this
week that the fees and fines col
lected by his. office for the month
of January totaled $384.12.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-02-11

Starve the Squander Bug. Buy
an extra 4th War Loan Bond.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-02-11

ENDOW OUR FUTURE
BUY WAR BONDS NOW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24

DIE makers Excellent SOB ard future
tor man able % DO hight tool and de
work TOP rates on This l0n. same
"Qrs done M pcacsune must nE
available according ~ WMpC ffEIla-
IONS. Apply Employ wsnf Otl.CP.
Mirhigan Leather Profucts- $50! Fast
Lafayette.
DlEMAhERS and de tryoYts. Apply
Bf'ggs Mfg Co. MACK Ave. Plant.
1881 Mack Ave
DIEMAkERS Jlss ana fixture Eork
for aircraft ftght Instruments AppI-
canis must have statement ~ aKaf-
ability TernEtedt MIG. DIV 63OT
West Fort
plsHWAsHER white. good wages
s tays i22is<F warren NJ s3Ta
DODGE Main Plant War work. no
experience necessary Apply Dodge
Main Plant. jos Campal AZ smith
Avenue
DODGE Trutk Piad' Men % vors.
experience not necessary Apply
Dodge Truck Plant 2iann ~ ind
Road, just north ~ EIsht-Mle Road
pRAFTsMAN - MfE go. fequfcs
seyeTsi men with mechanical drawing
exp graduates - government and
rrsp0nderce courses Nu be- me
SlaaE-4 iis---f---t r-ar-y- ~ -iTI7TTTTz,
axe and salary expect 20 ln frst letter.
Write Box z 24G4.- Lniznli = tg,a--3 -
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MALE HELP WANTED

ARC wELDERs on plate fabrica.
lions Must comply with W NJ. G.
regulations. Comp site ForginRs. In
corporatsf. 1900 Vest Jefferson. cor.
ner Fifteenth
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MOtw August %, Garrett H. 25i3
OF Mrs. Johanna (Annaj Mou~
father OF Henry W., Cora. Wendell
/ O. and Garrett II Jr.. brother ~
Joseph J. and Henry J. Mouw.
/ Funeral service from the NJ. 81 sui
/ Ivan A son Funeral Home. 7O5 W.
l First St, Royal Oak. 3 p. m. FRI
/ day lntsrment at Oakyiew Gene
terry
sELEHO>skI- Aug. ~. Joseph. Of
1859 Common. North Detroit; be
loved husband Of Mary: dear father
Of Leonard Arthur, Joseph and
Chester; grandfather ~ two grand
children Funeral Saturday. $50.
a. A. H. Peters Funeral Home. i2Oo7
GTatiot, and II a m. Al Our Lady
Queen Of Apostle Church.
FUNERAL DIREcToRs
Fred c.. Marshall Sons. Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1852 r. JEFFERSON FL 2lfs-7a
LOST AND FOUND
LOsT-Cocker spaniel named Buddy
1925 stra,hoona TO s-igSi Reward.
GIRL heartbroksn over loss ~ suit
case taken on Vernon bus Saturday
afternoon; SIS reward Keepsake ~
deceased parents No questions
asked TT i-1tit=Ep- -tftf NOM
LOST -Lady's WslthAm wrist watch.
In Michigan Thsaier. F-'fay evening
Overseas ssrvioerar's birthday gift.
LIE 577o. Reward
LOST-Two ration books. No. T.
Charles and Annabelle Graves, 1929
Mullett
LOST White male poodle child =
pet license 5s524. ansMerH- nans
Skipper. reward. MA 1888.
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/ HOGGATT-Certru wife Of vii.
liam: mother OF Mrs. Pauline Mich
OILS. Mrs. Arlyle Cult. James NJ. and
nuayne HoggAtt; grandmother II
GlendA Nichols and Kathleen Cult;
sister Of Lydia CostOn Of MuskegOn.
Ann stanley OF Kalamazoo and Mary
stafford Of Bangor, Mich. Funeral
from Doherty's Funeral Home. i06i2
+. Jefferson. near Harding, saturday
afternoon AZ 1900.
KRAFT Walter Aug. 20, beloved
husband OF Evelyn. nee SAwten.
dear father Of Cpl. Russell, a. s.
Army Air Corps, England: brother 81
Mrs Martha Card Mary JAehns
stepbrother % Harry Muench niger
stepson % VIM. Muenchinger Funeral
services from residence 1880 Roose-
welt. Friday. 2 p. m. Interment Rose
land Park Cemetery.
KRAIsE -August 2i. 1874. Dorothy.
darling daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Herman ktsuse dear sister 90 Pa
tricia. Pfc. Edward and PVT. Herman
Jr. Funeral Saturday from resi-
dence, 500 Stahelin. 1880 a. m
81. Alphonsus Church At IL.
~ MINERS Aug. 30 Elizabeth. dear
wife Of Edward j. sister OF John
Busch, Decatur. H.. Henry and Leo.
Mrs T. j. Shark and Miss Mary G.
Busch ~ Murphyshor0. IN and
Katherine Busch Of Milwaukee. Wis.
FunerAl-fFem -fI~rrEe r Warrick
Funeral Home. 1893 =. Grand Blvd
FRIDAY 80 a m.,-And An
thongs Church a. 10000. lnterment
Murphy h-ro, HI.
WILLIAMSON Aug. %. william
suddenly. beloved husband Of Lii
lian. Funeral service from Harper
Mulligan Funeral Home. 1880 Ham
ilion, saturday. I p. m. Calumet
papers please copy
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ALL-WHiTE wRINGER ROLLS
FOR All Washing Mach nes
RAIMI BROS.

FNTT TfTATu NTFFT- .FFIF nm
Open Thurs. Fri, Sat. Ewes.
RADIO Serylce-Guaranteed can ~
2s33 prompt Pickup delivery on
i4rgr sftais radios
WASHERS, yacuums. sewing ma
chimes repaired 3-dey service Is
yeafs' EXP. work guar 10 1857
Aicky's Service. ioS50 Plymouth ~.
AASiIIAC.- znAchilaes- repaired. Euar
NortoWn Appliance Co. TW i-Q0i7.
WASHERS. sewing mach's vacuums
repaired rebuilt bought. sold; work
guar p $ IL 5000 Central Service
WASHERS ana- xeU4nS machines,
rep. A rebuilt. work guar. 10 3lli.
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TRADE SCHooLS-MALE

ACETYLENE ARC WELDERs
Body. fender repair. inspector. blue
print reading. drafting Diesel.
WOLVERINE SCHOOL, 1900 W Fort
LEARN modern baTbering IN an N
ternational affiliated school day.
evening classes Can. write, phone
for Information. Greene's Barber
College $50 Michigan. CA 29ii.
LEARN modern barbering. days or
ewes, part or fun time. bet Barber
College. 3i7 r Jefferson RA 1911
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Deatb notires

ALBtRTsON Aug. %. Eugene n
OF 1914 Filhert, husband Of the
late Elizabeth: dear father Of Eu-
gene. Hineral Friday. $50 a m, from
a. X Peters Funeral Home l2O57
Gratiot Ave, and a m. al As
sumption GrottO Church.
CHAPMAS-Aug. % David (DufD.
age ~, OF ili76 Beaconsfield be-
loved husband Of Margaret. dear
AAther ~ Donald and Pvt. DAVID.
vun OF MI and Mrs Harry u, Chap
man, brother Of Donald n. and Harry
w. Funeral from the Nerheyden
Funeral Home. 10000 Mack at outer
Drive Friday az ?.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24

ID Bkt Bertha. Of 1851 Lawton
mother Of -PAl.l- EFnr~' nrs ida
Presenger ami Mrs Anna Jutcinski F,
also survived hy sir grandchildren
ana one great grandchild Member
OF l.. l. A. Chapter No l. A.
schmaltriedt Funeral Home 1928
Grand River. until II a. m Friday.
In state a. lmmanual Evangelical
Lutheran Church. l7th ~ Pine. from
~ noon until time OF service, 3 p. m.
FRIDAY.
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Expert Service Directory
and Buyers Guide
APPLIANCE SERVICE

ALLIANCE guarantees ans make
washer radio Or vacuum IS years
fast efficient service. oil 4sCi. PR
gaS0
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f!4a " SlEf. SINKS cleaned, -
1thr. sewer ser hathtuDs and
Z .os fixtures. % prior.ces Duke,
PLUMBING ALL KINDS. AND
HEATING REPAIRS, ALTERA-
TONS. BATHROOMS TERMS TO
PLUMBING SINKS cleaned IS up.
sewers cleaned electrically. quick
PLUMB NO pIGGI<G-NO MISS
Sewers drains electrically cleaned; IS
yebrs exp OR 2i4s, TO $3.50.
FLUMBINC-Frtds sewer Service.
Cleaned electrically: s. and up, re
s--,s OF NJ pay Guar TY I'9sss
PLUMBING ana heating repairs
sewers drains cleaned electrically
u 2-uS26
REPA1RINI-W specialize in al
IS pes ~ work including tie tsrazzo
and fireplace Free estimating Cal
Tt 2-A3lS
RE-ROOF Tor $50, A Ford w.nfproof
29-year-foof FLA terms. LE 7i57.
ROOFING and Siding applied lint.
kote Easy terms Free est mates.
Can 81 sfsl Fully guaranteed.
INTERSTATE
MOUND. AT 30 MILE I'D
ROOFING SIDING. Al INsELBRTC
Guaf terms A Porter TO s-IiT3
SIDING Insulated free estimate.
Gill EsPtE-BACK. no o42o
TILE work ali Nnes new or re
20 -asitHf Au7-e carlo Tie. PR 272l.
TILE work o'd new homes work
guaranteed free estimate NJ $50.
Top SOIL. soddlns seeding. manure
Fsf 1913 Sc1aeicr OR 5000
VACUUM cleaners repaired, 81 SO
and 40 Called Tor. delivered Amer
lean Vacuum Cieaner CO TR ? 5000
WALLPAPER neatly sud properly
applied also painting, paper clean.
ing and val Washing II i-056i
WALL was1lgE ~ WIS exp. paper
and kaisom.ue cleaned. white work
men dat ser. i}f f343
MATTRESSES Renovated
A DEFENSE against hish prices.
Have your mattress renovated Miller.
ss0s kERCHEVAL lie 7eei
MATTRESS rencvatirg. lnnersprns
mattress rcss quality wnrkmanshi p
guaranteed Hadiey, RA 5000
MATTRESSES renovated like new.
guar. star Mattress Co no $3.50.
TOOLS AND DIES
s 4 q MACHINE SHOP. t4052 Yost.
WAYNE Aircraft Parts DE isis.
MALE HELP WANTED
VINO Regulations governing enei.
b.uty f1r employment II YOU were
last employed a. an essential or
.I
have statement 81 availability II
you are qualnei fnr employment IN
a critical occupailn.- Xnn- rI1gst-he
---:---rG rNF0lgh the United states
Emp 1yment Service.
Al COLLISION man as an ins.ruc-
'or good pay. steady JOB iioo W
Fcr, So
ACETYLENE Weldefs For interview.
Packard Motor Car Co 1850 East
Grand Blvd USES refsrrsl
ACCOUNTANTS 81 East side plant
has openings FOR men exp IN either
accounts payable or cost work In
rap'y state age. experience draft
stains and salary desired Address
Box R-2ss2. Detroit umes 81
ACCOUNTING - Aggressive young
man f1r general bookkeeping ALSO
yoane man f1r prurer'y accounAne
Iarge manufacturing concern Ref-
maneut positions Write Box 2 2s79.
Detroit Times 81.
AIRCRAFT DESIGNERS Expert
enced In a!rcraft design layouts or
detailing Call Mr. Bayer. TO $500.
Line 1922 Chrysler Engineering
Dept I2s00 Oakland Ave
ALUMINIUM psiders experienced on
oNy.hydrogen torch. must be a good
welder USES referral necessary
Motors Metal Mig Co. 5e3s Milford.
Clairmont streetcar TO door.
ARC WELDERs-Must quality FOR
navy qualifications. Apply at 1909
East Atwater.
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CRIDDER Lawrence. aviation ca.
Diet 4. $ Army A. Minter Field.
Calf, formerly of 1852 Philip. be-
loved son ~ Mr.. and Mrs Law
renee Crudder Sr., dear brother ~
Mrs Russell = Wingo and Pvt
Robert William, 4 s Army Flu
neral nom Van Lerherghe Funeral
Home, 1890 r. Warren az Parkview.
SATURDAY A. 10 30 a m. nj St
John Berchman's Church AZ II.
Rosary Fricay evening At 8. Inter
ment NJ Olivei
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Fred G.. Marshall Sons. Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1852 r. JEFFERSON ri 2ifs-7a
Evening star., 1944-10-24
After Dark
News and Comment Of the Night Clubs.
Trade Rssistered Q Patent

Ruth Dore would rather pull
pigeons out of thin air than play
Tschaikovsky's Piano. Concerto. +"
OF course, Ruth can do both, but
somehow people seem to prefer the
pigeons. So its pigeons this week
for patrons at the Trade Winds.
Magic is harder than music, says
Ruth, who ought to know. At the
age of Is she already had one solo
appearance as pianist to her credit
with the New York City Symphony
and innumerable appearances as a
professional magician. Now at 10
Ruth is a top-notch magician and
the youngest ever to give show
before the Society OF American
Magicians
Il just grew up with magic" Ruth
Says.
Her father and her grandfather
were both famous magicians and as
a child Ruth learned every new
trick along with them.
Actually there aren't any new
tricks in magic" Ruth said. "just
variations. And then a woman Is
always handicapped in doing any
trick because of her dress. We have
no high hats, coat sleeves or vest
pockets for hiding things"
Sorry to disagree, but the Spec
tator wouldn't exactly call that
Evening star., 1944-10-24

we've ever seen Alan jeffrey
opens in the Metronome Room, Oc-
tober n. Here's chap who began
his musical career as a bugler for
the Boy Scouts. Don't know
whether you could call Magician
Russell Swami a native Washing
tonian or not. Mr. Swami. who
opened at the Statler last night, was
born here all right. but in the Chinese
Embassy. His father was economic
adviser to the Chinese government
at the time. There were too
many dogs in town last week to
suit the Spectator. If you must
know, we're referring to Dashing-
tons, Circus at the China Clipper
tof course, this includes dogs and
CATS and then those four NUTS
that ran loose at the Trade Winds.
Last thing we ever expected to
hear was "Ciribiribin'' at Kavakos
Grill, even If 1t was in boogie woogie
rhythm.
Evening star., 1944-10-24

Here's one for Ripley George
Stein. member OF Roy Kyser's Rain
bow Room outfit. has composed 9
number entitled tits No Good"
Joe Ceylon, fiddler in the new
Lotus show, has the smallest feet
Evening star., 1944-10-24
HELP Men.

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manent Job MARVIN 8. Ss4 Sth 81. NV NV
ASSISTANT CREDIT MANAGER; excellent
opportunity for some one with retail credit
experience. pleasant SURROUNDINGS; hber al
discount on personal purchases. THE
YOUNG MEMS SHOP. 1919 st.. NV
ATTENDANT for gasoline station: good
working conditions: daytime hours 6OIS
Georeia ave. FRED MOTOR CO. IA
ATTENDANT, gasoline service station.
MCDOWELL BROS, INC, $3.50 Wisconsin
ave- 3Os
ATTENDANTs-Twom men for Conoco xaso-
line service station. Good weekly pay with
bonus on gasoline and oil sales. Best
working conditions. with preference given
ensMT9f eeinssnSEfsd so,,r ssry,i,csm:n Ask for Mr.
sts. ne
ATTORNEY, experienced in practice before
Goyernment DEPARTMENTS, to join estab-
lished Washington law ONCE with national
reputation; prefer person with knowIedge
reneRotiation, contract termination and
TAX matters; good salary; bonus. future.
state BACKGROUND. Replies confidential
Box 1851, Star.
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS, age is to so. q
communication courters Tor Wu6TERN
UNION: Eull-time work. Apply I'm. zoo
1917 N. Z. ave. NV.
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