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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-14
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SAFE Cont. J

4 AND 8 UNIT APT. BUILDINGS, conven-
iently located, in gotd condition, showing
es MR. ' M9ERsi 0 bi u 5aS2, e~es RAJ
$500 WILL BUY 4-room bungalow, bath,
rented, Good returns on investment. S.
r PRlBULA. $500 Taylor ST., Brentwood,
s-RooM AND BATH detached frame; va
can't; needs repairs; large back yard. lot
bbS0xSb It.; suitable for home or roomng
spa SeHs r0Pf5sg hs'
tial cash required, 1922 N st. NV. Call
OWNER N Ne brokers; Ge9rsis i73 SIar.
furn., containing 66 rms, II baths 4
lavstorieS. drawing rms. and garden, kitch-
ems laundry, dining room. fully. equipped
operated approx. S25,000 per year, About
100000, cash required MI. 3724, exclu-
SEMiDETACHED RESIDENCE, near Conn.
ave. Cleveland Parks rms, . baths; pert.
cono:; oil heat; property leased for ! VI.
81 Sr1S SIG .Nn mo- NO. o Priee' Sl3'95o' W. j.
10 FoUR-ROoM brick alley houses all in
good condition.; water and sewer in each;
MODERN APARTMENT development of 122
units. constructed Just few years ago in
new section of Alexandria, Va, with stores,
schools and transportation nearby; can
be bought in separate sections of . to IL
S40,000-S50 900 required above LIST trust,
an unusual investment opportunity: for
complete statement of income and oper-
atlng expense call Mr.. Kyle. CO OILS.
SHANNON e. LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV.
MA. 2345.
MODERN PUNT APT. in WASHINGTON
best NV. area, consisting of /, and 3
rm., kit. and bath units. de luxe equipment;
spacious lawn, nicely Handicapped, excel
lent location and low rentals; will appeal to
the careful investor. Inspection by appt
only Call Mr. Wolberg, ia. 1856, with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., 1908 H st. NV.
EIGHT-SToRY OFFICE BUILDING in
splendid condition, located in finest down
town section; all tenants have long-term
leases This property shows very fine
return on the investment. For further
information, please call MRS. PICKENS,
North Gl46 Is"
C0LoRED-AN UNUSUAL VALUE in the
vicinity of 18th and Que SITS. n.w.-3-fam-
ily apt, each 3 rooms and BATH hot-water
heat gas and electricity; tenant cares for
furnace; rented at sos ser month; prices
are low compared with selling price of
$3.50. For further information and TO in
spect call J. DALLAS GRADY SON, DI
$3.50: ewes. and Sun, DU. 900, Ext. 62l
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FARMS WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY SMALL FARM in Md :,
near District: prefer stream, good house
on elevation: interested Immediately
CHICKEN FARM WANTED to lease ir
unfrozen area. capacity 1000 broilers
wkly; can also use services of exper
manager. Write d. A. COOK. 1855
Claiming ST. ne. Washington Is, D.. C
WE HAVE A CLIENT who wishes to bull
50-acre farm for poultry raising on larg,
scale. The house must have modern con.
veniences. Virginia preferred. w. C..
a. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO, 4s3t
phone CO $500, Ant ia
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LEGAL NOTICES.
T. EDWARD O'CONNELL, Attorney,
eth ST n "

424 9TH ST., n: W.
IN THE DISTRICT elfrf COURT OF THE
United States for the District t Of colHm;
VS. e George Michael Lambert, Defendant
No. 27,9S1.- The object of this suit is fol-
absolute divorce on ground of voluntary !.
i h the Fh Sss eeorse
bert cause his appearance to be entered
Curling I1n a after the day Of the hrst pnblies
tG be- 6 WITH ss IN a5e Of
fault. Provided, a copy OF. this order be
published once week for three successive pccessn
and the Evening Star, before said day.
50 MATTHEW F. MCGUIRE. Justice
{se a Attest T GH4RL EfMFs sTE D.psIy
VINCENT L. TOOMEY, Attorney,
DISTRICT, COURT OF THE UNITED
Hoid hsS Probate cour rf. y s. SIT Ad,
ministration.-This is to Give Motive: That
the subscriber, of the District of Columbia.
the District Of Columbia, Letters Tesla
Wallinssford. late of ne District Of e, Co
claims aeainst the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to
Of July, AID. l946; otherwise they may
ssid estate: Given under my hs ss ! sh hi
MILLS wALLISNdshFoRp, 1925 Mlchisan
s, MERscH Resister Of wis foT he
District OF Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Court. ly1,14.21. =
JOSEPH A. RAFFERTY,, Attorney.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
iumbia@Hoi sif Probate eourt:ein re
Jr., Patricia Anne Vandoren and MARY
fo siisslo Au Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ton having been made for authority te
sell certain real estate belonging to Lucian
and Mary Katharine vandoren, minors, al
described in the Petition Of, Katharine s.
bs purpose "a and educs
ton OF said minors, and it appearins
that the summons issued against Luciar
the United States Marshall indicating thai al
t sS Of Columbia. It IS. therefore, By The
eered. adiudsed, and decreed tkat Lucian
snnd aas. BBsIys q sth 7; 4, Group; 4; T: 8
cause his appearance to be entered here
In on or before the fortieth (40thl day
occurring after the day Of the first pub
LEGATION OF this Order: otherwise, this
cause will be proceeded with as in the
case OF default: provided that copy Of
this Order be published In three al sue
cessive issues OF the Washington Law Re.
porter and in The Evening Star once 8
week for three successive weeks before
said return day. DANIEL w, O'DONo-
GHUE, Justice. tSeal.l "A true Copy
Wills for the District OF Columbia, C1erk
OF the Propate9court. isi4'2l,2s
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HOUSE TRAILrRs.

NEW KOZY. Plat and Superior, also new
tandem Liberty; many good used trailers
including tandems Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES, Route /
Berwyn, Md. Tel Berwyn 40 for appraisal
DUO 1912 trailer; good condition:
West River h6-F-lh Shady Side. Md Is.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR Rent

BUSINESS PROPERTY-We have several
cash buyers for downtown properties from
ct once for immediate sale Phone or write
Fenry s. ,GroE4ni 173G st; NV. NE
street business" warehouse. manufacturer
Offices and meeting place; app. 90x10h;
center Of business district. Apply SO
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Remove one letter from each word and
rearrange to spell the word called for.
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed IT,. II you have
Lettered-Out' correctly its youthfW
hector.
Answer to Yesterdays Letter-0ut.
tS) LANGUISH-HAULING ttruckingS.
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PROPOSALS.

BIDS are solicited for the construction of
a catch basin and 'wo gutter drains.
AMI TO, the, LAYING. of approximately
900 it. sealed IS-fn. storm drainage
pipe at conventional depth down Bellevue
ave. between Kilmer st. and Cheverly
ave, in the town of Cheverly. Md. Fur
ther specific details can be had from
DUNCAN c. HARKIN. 5000 Crest ave-
Cheyerly Md Phone WA 1910
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FARMS FOR RENT

MODERN DAIRY BARN equipped with cleo
light and runninr water, suitable for stor-
age, riding academy, 2 blocks from Dis
trict line and new highway; very cow. to
stalls for horses. Reasonable prices open
all day sunday $500 Branch ave Sc
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SUMMER CAMPS.

QUIET REST AND RECREATION at Camr
Edgewater. Md; July 1929
cottages, all-modern improvements; beau.
tiful wooded area; swimming. boating and
other sports; room and board SIS per
week; restricted AT h2nn or TR 22Sh
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY. Cent.

CEDARHURsT, on Ches Bay 81 miles
p. c.. near Shady Side, Md.-Restricted
Circular on request WALTER M BAU-
MAN, l Thomas Circle, MA 1929.
cottage for small family: very well equipped
and comfortable: playground for children:
can be used as tennis court also; garage
shady lots. Price. $3.50 cash. Apply
MR.. B. j. WHITE, Realtor, Woodland
Beach, Edgewater P. o.. Md. Phone An
lnapolis 5IS3
CoLoRED-FoR RENT, by season or all
year, furn. or unfurn., S-rm house with
IL acres, on Chesapeake Bay, -35 miles
good house, electricity Box l53-V, Star
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL EsTATE.

THERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and
snug harbor to retire to-" A fisher
mans haven, ideal climate. on Florida
gulf coast; fertile domestic, 1 to 5 acres,
fronting or near salt water with COM
munity boat dock privileges, hard road,
electricity, no heating problem; titles guar
anteed. Prices low as S4S5, $40 down, 81 8
monthly, taxes included" Immediate pos
6915 Fairfax I'd, Edgemoor, Bethesda,
Md. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor
DAR1EN, CONN. committing New York;
Dutch Colonial house, on lagoon, in
beautiful Tokeneke Park (restricted);
spacious rms. downstairs: 2nd floor, 5
bedrmS., 3 baths; 3rd floor. 3 bedrms.
. baths. store rm.: insulation, storm win
dows. plenty of oil. gear garage. laun-
dry. ! acre of ground, many trees, shrubs;
short walk to private beach club; 500. 900.
CaE MAJOR WHITMAN, Owner, OR 04l4
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LOTS WANTED.
WAFER FRONT PROPERTY.

PRIVATE PARTY desires lots in NV. or
ne. sections, suitable for apartments. Give
details. Box 29l-V, Star.
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ALVIN J.. NEWMYER and JOSEPH A.
KAUFMAN, ATTORNEYS. 1901 18th st.

D1 s1,fsc fot co {g or THE UNITED
Holding a Probate court-Fstate Of Alice
A. Golway Deceased.-No 1880. Admin
istrstion Docket 13s.-Application having
been made herein for probate OF the last
will and testament Of said deceased. and
FOR letters of administration cum tesla =
mento annexo, on said estate, by Minnie
A Ale, it Is ordered this 5th day Of
1914 vista street. San DIEGO, California
Earl H. Lenoir.. Valley Road. Cabin John
Park. Maryland; Alice Mcfarland. 3706
Colby Avenue, Norfolk. VIRGINIA: Nita
Finch. 1872 Wells Parkway. Ocean View,
Norfolk, Virginia, Ruby BurrouRhs. 537
Massachusetts, Avenue. Norfolk, VIRGINIA
Myrtle Gale. 132 Wells Parkway. Ocean
l39 Wells Parkway. Ocean View Norfolk:
Stafford, 1901 18th Street NV, Wsshine-
ton, D. c.; Christine Staub. Dorothy
Springman and Andrew Springman. sd-
dresses unknown. and Harrison Golway,
63Ih 9th Avenue, Fast Piverdale, Mary
land: and all others concerned, APP
pear in said Court on Monday, the 18th
dav OF August. AID. 1913, at 1000 O'Clock
AM; to show cause why such application
should not be GRANTED Let notiee hereof
Reporter and THE Evening Star once
in each Of three successive weeks before
the return day herein mentioned the FIRST
publication to be not less than thirty day,
before said return day, Witness. the
Honorable BOLITHA j. LAWS. Chief Jus.
tice of said Court. this 9th day Of July,
Sd uF Fsss Fss.t. A a. W, y5cT or
District OF Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
Court iv3l4o1
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

stake BODY TRUCKS to haul coal i
,ags. Call Ma. 5sS5. ALASKA COAL CO
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JAMES J. sLATTERY. Attorney.
La. n..tlls.. LEA

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court.-No. 65337, Ad-
ministration.,-This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, of the District OF
Columbia. has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia, Letters
Testamentary on the estate of Francis d
Alexander. late of the District of Colum-
bia, deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the sub
AID. 1916; otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. Given under nv hand this 3rd
1857 Hamilton Street 40. (Seal) Attest
VICTOR S. MERSCH, Register of wills
or the. District of Columbia. Clerk oil
the Probate Court iyS I4o1
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BRANDENBuRG = BRANDENBURG.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNiT'ED
States for the District of Columbia
Holding Probate Court.-No. IS. SOB. Ad-
ministration.--This is to Give Notice
Columbia. has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District Of Columbia, Letters
Testamentary on the estate OF Samuel
late OF the District OF Columbia. deceased
All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
legally authenticated to the subscriber
on or before the 2nd day Of July. A. D.
1946; otherwise they may by law be ex-
Given under nv hand this end dav OF
July ls45. FRANK B. RUSSELL. 1884
N NJ Pleassnt s.; NV tseal0 Attest !:
for the. District of Columbia. Clerk OF
The prOhatA Court w. a 81
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The News
ofLAUREL
Decentralization Ni nHl nNsHTnzHAs

Mrs. Roscoe Rutter was hostess
last Wednesday evening to mem
bers of her five hundred club and
Mrs. Ed Wright, a guest. Mrs.
Anthony Freed was the winner of
the first prize, Mrs. Christina Keck
won the second and travel prizes
and Mrs. Grant Traver received
low.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Russell are
in receipt of word from their son.,
Private Virgil Russell that he
underwent an operation on his hand
at the Camp Crowder, Mo-, mill
tary hospital where he is stationed
with the radio department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Smith and
children, who spent two months in
Laurel while he was employed here
have moved back to Livingston to
reside.
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Makes Philips for
Her Soldier Hubby
With Aid of Photographer,
She Turns Out Supply.

CLEVELAND. - The "little wom-
an" saw to- it sin this case that her
husband didn't spend his free mo-
ments in France gazing at the lus-
cious curves of movie stars.
Cpl. Nick Schowinsky's 23-year-old
wife is clever. She made sure that
her husband had plenty of pin-ups
and good ones at that-but not of
movie sirens.
The thought of Nick admiring the
picture of some movie queen, of his
posting it in his barracks or carry
ing it in his wallet, disturbed Irma
Schowinsky. Then she got an idea.
If her soldier boy wanted pretty fig
ures and nice cams to look at he
should have them.
Irma engaged a photographer to
come out to her home and fix his
camera lenses on her for a whole
evening. With the accent IN CLAM
our, she posed in scanty, revealing
costumes. Her legs, which Incl
dentally, are of the Cradle variety,
played a prominent part in the pho
tographs.
The self-acclaimed pin-up added a
personal touch by inscribing a spe-
cial greeting on each of the six pic
lures she sent France-ward. Such
phrases as "To my cup cake"
"Your loving wife," "Your straw
berry jam" - Nick loves straw
berry jam-and "Your brown-eyed
Dickens adorned the photos.
What did the soldier think of the
idea? He summed it up in one word,
''terriic!" He couldn't help but like
the n in the slinky, low-cut eve
ming gown and the one in the bath
ing suit. But, two to one, Nick espe-
cially went for the picture of Irma
at her desk with her typewriter be-
fore her and a courageous 'I'll be
waiting smile.
When asked about the other SOL
diers who might see and ask for one
of her pictures, Irma replied, "You
forget. My husband carries a gum"
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Anderson an.
son and daughter, Winston am
Nancy are guests of Mrs. Ander
sons mother, Mrs. Emma Schei
decker. The family is enroute t.
their home in Dillon from Sar
Francisco where Mr.. Anderson was
associated with the visual training
program of the army.
Mrs. Ella Dye of Missoula, q
former Laurel resident was a guest
last week of Miss Ethel Edwards
and of relatives in Joliet and Ed
gar. Mrs. Dye returned to Mis-
soula where she is employed in the
pastry department of the dormi-
tory at Montana university.
Mrs. J. A. Spencer returned
Thursday from the st. Vincent hos
pital in Billings and is convalescing
at her home with Mrs. A. l..
Creighton as her attendant.
Mrs. Laura Hemphill was a
guest from Rapelje Sunday of Mrs.
Ralph Lumsdon.
The birthday of Mrs. G. H. Bar
ney was celebrated Monday at her
home when a group of IS friends
served a luncheon at 1870. The
event was arranged by Mrs. ]. F..
Heebner. Gifts for the honor guest
were in the form of a shower for
her cabin above Red Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Little have
as their guest Mr.. Titles mother,
Mrs. D. C. Little of Helena who
brought with her to his home,
Merle Little, the three-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Little who
had spent the last month in Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DeVries Of
Roberts were week end guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lumsdon.
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Activities

Members of the American Legion
Auxiliary met in the home of Mrs.
George~C. Paisley Tuesday evening.
A music program was arranged
by Mrs. F. M. Braswell.
Two piano selections, "Lieb-
straum," by Frantz List, "Clair
de Luin," by Claude Debussy were
played by Patsy Johnston.
Two vocal solos were rendered by
Lois Crawford, "The Last Rose of
Summer" by Thomas Moore, Gust
a Wearyin' for You" by Carrie
Jacobs Bond.
Mrs. H. E. Starkey read the
origin of the following hymns: "I'm
a Pilgrim" story of america"
America the Beautiful" and the
navy hymn which were sung by
a trio-Mrs. R. C. Brown, Mrs. G.
C. Paisley and Mrs. F. M. Bras
well.
Mrs. Harvey Albertus and Mrs.
R. G. Brown sang the wedding
song, 30 Perfect Love-" This part
of the program closed with the
reading of a poem by Mrs. H. E.
Starkey and the musical program
ended with the group singing
America"
An article was read on the
United Nations Charter" by H. B.
Sheets.
The following guests attended:
Mrs. Fred Krieger of Kelso, Wash,
Mrs. Henry Rel of Seattle, Wash,
and Mrs. Marvin Hoppel.
Lunch was served by the hos
.tesses, Mrs. N. N. Ness, Mrs. R.
G.. Brown and Mrs. G. C. Paisley.
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Wedding Miss Bulge,
j. r. Spence SOlemnized
Thursday At RectOry

A double ring ceremony Thurs
day united in marriage Miss Ethel
Bulge, daughter of Mrs. Margaret
Bulge, and John R. Spence, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spence of
Missoula. The service was read by
Rev. T. O'Shea at st. Anthony's
rectory.
The brides niece, Miss Peggy
Romeo, was maid of honor. At
tending Mr.. Spence was the brides
brother, John Bulge. Fredricka
Frank was train bearer. Mrs.
James Todd of Shelby played the
traditional wedding marches.
The bride, given in marriage by
her borther-in-law, Steve Romeo,
wore a white satin wedding gown
fashioned with a full train and a
sweetheart neckline set with seed
pearls. Her fingertip veil was at
tached to a tiara of seed pearls
and her bouquet was of pink roses
and stephanotis. Miss Romee's gown
was of blue jersey and net; with
it she wore a feather hat of a
matching shade, and her corsage
was of pink ~rosebuds. Mrs. Bulge
wore a dress of silver and orchid
jersey and Mrs. Spence's dress was
blue and white figured. Both wore
white corsages.
A wedding breakfast was served
at the parish hall. The table was
decorated with pink azaliamums and
was centered with a three-tiered
wedding cake.
Mrs. Spence is a graduate of the
Laurel high school, the Sacred
Heart school of nursing at Havre
and has been employed by Mercy
at San Diego, Calf.
Mr.. Spence is a graduate of
Butte high school and recently re-
,eived his discharge after five
years of service in the army. He
was with the 41st division of the
l63rd infantry and in the South
vest Pacific for three and a half
ears. There he was awarded the
distinguished unit badge, the Ash
tic-Pacific ribbon with three stars,
American defense and Philippine
Iteration ribbon with n bronze
tar and the infantry badge.
The couple left to spend two
weeks at a cabin in the mountains,
lfter which they will make their
lome in Missoula.
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The birthday of Jake Frank OF
Park City was observed Thursday
when guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Bait, Miss Laura Mae Bait
Mrs. Katherine Frank, Miss Marion
Frank, Victor Frank, Rev. 7. G.
Strobel all of Laurel and Mrs
Katie Frank and Mr.. and Mrs
Dave Weshenfelder and son, Monte
of Park City.
Mrs. G. A. Cloyd was hostess
last week to two of her bridge
clubs and several guests. At the
first event those winning awards
included Mrs. r. C. Brown and
Mrs. Roy Edwards and guests were
Mrs. Mike Harshlip and Mrs. j.
H. Albertus. At the second Mrs.
Kenneth Walker and Mrs. Harshlip
won awards and guests were Mrs.
C. A. Duncan and Mrs. Leonard
Ferrin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Boylan
have received word from their
daughter, Alta Boylan, that she
has been promoted to the rank of
sergeant. She is serving with the
women marines in Hawaii.
Mrs. R. o. Steele was hostess
Thursday to the regular meeting
of the Laurel Garden club. Mrs.
o. c. Cooper gave a paper on
whether to lift various bulbs which
have bloomed throughout the sea-
son. The next meeting was an
bounced to be held at the home Of
Mrs. Kenneth Walker.
Mrs. Lillian Sorg, whose husband
Corporal Herman Sorg is in Europe
'eceived a call from him Saturday
md held a 3-minute telephone con-
,ersation. Corporal Sorg was at
hat time in Switzerland and was
.nroute to another assignment.
Miss Barbara Smith, daughter of
Dr.. and Mrs. L. N. Smith will leave
for Bozeman to enter her
freshman year at Montana State
A chicken fry was featured Fri
lay evening at the home of Mr..
md Mrs. G. L. Adams when a
of out of town guests were
n attendance. Dancing was en- !,
ertainment during the remainder
f the evening. Guests were Mr..
nd Mrs. Fred Allison, their son
Bobby Allison of Joliet and their
on-in-law and daughter, Sergeant
Mrs. Charles Coil of Salt Lake
Utah; Corporal Theron Durr
f Rapelje who is stationed in
Mrs. Harry Ritter of
Pillar, Mrs. Grace Fack, a
aughter and her two children all
f Vancouver, Wash, Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Neil, Miss Margaret
Neil, Mrs. Andy Vanberg, Philip {
anberg, Ray Cady and Ben Van !
uren. /
Chief Warrant Officer Forrest I
Dung, recently returned from the c
allan theater, was a guest sew /
al days of Mr.. and Mrs. Ancil
carson, returning Monday to !
oZeman. !
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Fur Care

Furs collect more CRIME and soil
than other garments. For best wear
and appearance they should be
cleaned and glazed once a year, at
least. Although seemingly hardy,
furs can be easily damaged by heat,
sun and water. When garments be-
come wet, shake them gently and
then suspend from a properly
shaped hanger, away from heat.
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Royal Theatre
PROGRAM

THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Sept. 20-21-22
Here's a grand musical comedy that's
packed with comedy, dances plus
songs that will set your feet tap
ping, with rhythm and fun that
will keep you chuckling.
With
Donald O'COnnOr Peggy Ryan
Frances Dee Donald Cook
Eve Arden. Thomas Gomez
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"PdtriCk The Great"

FEATURE NO. 2
Here's a mystery that is full of
thrills and chiIls. Hypnosis that
heralds death, could the power of
suggestion prove the power to kill.
Can a mar face the world with
death in his eyes?
With
Lon CLANCY Evelyn Ankers
Milburn Stone Douglas Dumbrille
Elena BerdugO Tala BirelI
Tn
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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY
Sept. 23-24-25
The screens newest romantic team
in the strangest holiday two people
ever shared. Both living a secret,
each afraid to tell. Here is a
grand picture and real entertain
ment for all.
With
Ginger Rogers Joseph Gotten
Shirley Temple Spring Byington
Chill Wills Tom Tully
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''l'N Be Seeing YOU

Added Shorts.
Disney Cartoon - Sports - News
Sunday shows GAS and 9
p. m. Monday and Tuesday-Only
one show, s p. m.
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"The Frozen Ghost"

Thursday and Saturday shows
6:45 and 9:15 p. m. Friday-one
show at 8 p. m.