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I anada's Disorders
Explain Themselves

VANCOUVER. ~ c.-Nudity
tsE tsen used by D0ukhobors In
fenala fog e. years a. means of
fAsl. tuli aceuFding Ia the re-
= ssiaefs II these spirit
sa# the iaek of any cloth
8 @smates equality and spirit
alnasa- nat fanatieism.
AaHr usfniiaers ~ the sect now
nsfisae pslidif disfobing To ex-
fH pr0lfst The orthodox or
sFssssta flsC Duukhobors re-
nasnesi thr ctslon last year bat
r aitas.xef that nudity would he
nefainfa ~ part uf their religion.
Htf pfrsmhle 90 a resolution
Hssaef iasi OrtuheT By the "a
rt1rfs 81 thc spiritual Commu-
HfF of Christ. the orthodox
tanrh. said public dirobing was
NrFs EFaetised here m Canada
n i@m n Saskatchewan when
auttafifsos attempted 90 subject
fhfm o. thr naturalization law
to make them subjects Of the
klnF ul EnEland
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STRANDED SiJBS
PLACED ON. SALE
cav Asaoeiatss Press,

WY AbsVcs4ke1t 11SeSS
NEW YORK - The Australian
Commonwealth Disposals COM
mission offers purchasers a couple
of Dutch submarines, says the
Australian News, and Information
Bureau.
Both are in good condition but
stranded on reefs. One ran ashore
between Sydney and Brisbane. It
lies on an even keel, intact and
with $4,000 gallons of fuel oil
aboard valued at $1,000. The other
is off Western Australia.
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Combat casualties now more
thau one miliion
Evening star., 1945-08-12
You ore the lninsituble Rsdhsud

You ure the lnimituble Rsdhsud
Your most personol coIors ore
the tinfs, elints, shodes OF your hair
-+om oppIe blossom pink to worm
rose. Your most effective
tones ore the exciting purplish blues.
For the color you Just feel
is yours-the spirited greenish-
blues. Your most delicoteH
beautiful hues-the compIocent
Chinese Greens.
Evening star., 1945-08-12
You are the Exotic Dyvnstts

Your own vibront coIoring
mqkes the enchontine Americon-
beouty hues your most harmonious
shodes. Your eIectrihine
coIors ore the dromotic life blues.
Your eosiest tones ore the cool,
tropicoI green's. For O quiet. reposed
effect-burnished Colds. :. the color
becomes the bockground-you
the exclamation point!
Evening star., 1945-08-12
YaS are the Sophisticated Silver -cray

IaW ore me SophlSfIeufeo SuVeT.CToy
Your own colors ore the noturol
highIiehts you see in your lowell
silver hoir-soft puppies ond mouves.
Creote your most dromotic effects in
rich Cardinal reds. You'll be won
derfvlly "ot home" in soft pistochto
greens. Create on interesting effect
-quietIy-with the clever use Of
muted aqua - the soft-spoken
color is OF omozing impoet!
Evening star., 1945-08-12

You are the Versatile Medium Brown
Your very own coIors ore the
glorious oronqe sunset Shades Your
most orestine coIors ore the
.
olomorous reddish orchid hues
Your doy-in. doy-out fovorites
the gentle blues. For restrained
color strotegy-select
from the never discordont
greens OF Noture
Evening star., 1945-08-12

You are the Cherished Blonde
Your notUrol eolors
ore the story-book hues OF spun
gold. For vivid beouty. weor
tints ond shades OF fuchsio. Find your
moa flottering colors in the
wonderful blues OF noture And for
q soft-spoken color effect,
depend upon the discreet
muted blue greens.
Evening star., 1945-08-12

Makeup for the Medivm-B Brown
tipstcks RED RASPBERRY. PLUSH RED rs to I5o
Foundation PeAChBtOOM l5o
Rouge PLUSH RED LOO
Eye Shadow JADE LOO
Powders RACHEL No. 2, MAuReS0Ue 100 TO $50
Polish PLUSH RED 90
Evening star., 1945-08-12
Helena Rvbinstein> wor|d-fomous beauty authority,
tells you your most timely co|os in max cup and fashion

Muke-Up for the Blonde
lpsfcks RED VELVET. PINK CHAMPAGNE rs 10 I.5o
Foundation RACHEL l5o
Rouge RED VELVET 100
Eve Shadow OPAlESCEkT LOO
Powders PINK CHAMPAGNE sUhTAh LOO to $50
Polish RED VELVET 80
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THE LOW DOWN
HICKORY GROVE

In the summer time this day
light saving scheme Is 80 80. I
guess am soFta neutral ON H.
don't seem 90 amount 10 much
eitiaer Nay Nobody that know
ever sawed anything. and II they
did sa3e some time. they didn I
% anything about a except may
~ argue = little longer down az
ire eofner about whether Rus
sis Is q friend of ours or vice
versa. And i'm the second place
before we GO 60 solving all kinds
OF probleuss I'm foreign lands. are
could begin az home. like char
ity should. and find out how
come we are getting less and
less Ike q free nation In car own
eountFy-whiie the Govt elbows
is way into about everything
frum cuffs on trousers % power
houses in the mountains. And us
citizens are being pat out q the
game ike q pitcher Who gets
eareless-and don't keep piichin'.
Alright them saws Henry. Il
daylig saving in the summer
lnle h no good 50 80. Boa sboui
IN the wintertims. Right up my
alley. | says Any Congressman
wantin my vote next year has
Rotla undo this dark early morn
inc shin-barkin' scheme I been
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SOCIETY


On Saturday. sTptenaher 1. Dr.
and Mrx. Leo n Narun tenaered
. charming and enisyable dinner.
party a LeeA Restaurant honof
rs thear son. Leo braxton War
Fmn. chief pharHnaexa's mate,
ukN. who Is visiting IN Key West
upon his return from extended
duly IN thw Sossah parifie.
me table eenterpleee waa Gem
posed al aladloii and ferns In :
he3usi.d ard cnlofaaal arrange
nsNni. and Mrs WARES wore an
exquisite orchid cersaae pre-
senied lo hsr ~ her con.
Attending TIE party we're NJ.
and Mrs. Willlam AFn0ld. Mf. ant
Mnn. Joseph warren. Fsraxton y
Warren and Miss Barbara Loo
Warren.
Lxo BFaxton Warren win leave
Key West Cor New YORK. on Wed
nessfay. September n. by arr.
and there will await reszsign-
Fnent 10 duty.
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tAas&natlon - Atienaanee
Afts4 Miiisoai aeEara 30
haNifNt hsanaaFiea in De-
tefmlnafs1n e Sekassls 40
- Attended ~ Pupils
T = re duty - the County So.
80 infsnsienf o. Feeummend the
hEailan ~ schuois and she arsas
ff@n Whieh tho children shos,il
sitena smeh neisool. The Cauutx
haafa "a o. determine TIE ARA
fpsn whseh etlhirsn should a..
.eaaa each scbooL Neither the
fanespai a. . mhool nus the
tfustees @f a district have auihoF.
~ a. aceeKt children from at
ehianee areas Ia TIE eounty osh-
thAn those desi9naied Ia TIE
assinix nesFa o. sasiaaas sehoois
skesKi a. sr<xiai aaluatmenGs are
ailisHAfed - the County Board
ne hew posnciana Eleneniary
81 uol 81 AOnros cm1nty. located
~ foaaEtsenth STREET aud Dsrk
A*snne. Aey West FLORIDA. A ~
fea'ianesa ioR opening September
~ AaAas unasF ths princspalsh.p
"a Aineft n Casey. al paFanta
~ ta@ afaa aFs requested ta have
ihAlf ehiaiFen registered at once
Nlfh ~ Flnelpal a. the County
hoafd has faled the children Ia
ms area attend this aehool com
Fftalnx Grades ene thFnuah six.
a. the iaciiliies neeaed u the
shsieTen are readily accewihie
and wili Involve the least eoSl L.
fhN famlirs.
BOARD 90 PUBLIC rNgTRTrc.
Ti0A CO MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
a. . CARLYLE ROBERTS.
nepto 2 l8as Chairman.
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KEY WEST FOLIIES AT BAYVIEW
PARK LAST NIGHT BIG SUCCESS

M.w~ ehan cry rAilarwn par.
slelpated IN ths ~ wers Klaesr
Resue e Bayxiew Park lass
nimhs. whieh proved 70 he :
afand asieeeas
Lafsie Dunaid Cll,anm had shs
auaienc9 ronsang wlth ms hula
aanee - 90 Nolmn Drudee dane
inn wlsh rs glFl friend which
tnfned oai - b. > ilfe nizs coll
whp newer made . mistake with
Nusane aamEina fnet
Eas elfets nusnfsef whieh fnn-
tufNd Ciauae Naldex. Rad FIVE
hosA ana aiFis anin@ remarkable
aeff'isali0a Laitle Lonnie nm
kaxe eat nlfh his own impres-
aion of .f'lnmse DonT Squaeza
ne Nlanana maeh - fhe delight
81 the aualence. Else Lee
ThEHnpson. NJ Guehring Sisters
ana Am Yates wern faatuFed
fHfuawnnul ne perfmmnnee. i've
teaf ed ChaFmalne Slnahower
aiwesi Aieie the Nhpw wlth be-
WET Are LlttH C1rla Made
OF end Julius plnaer dia flne
IN mopeifY chair dance. gaek
Drudge. ire by Harry Jamaew~
- ker West showed mnrne re-
m1aFkAhlr tone wilh MS lrumpnt
ama Neiln Sgoneelphnr sana
"bhie Hmigom"
M@ Betty Wnrd. entertain
mant dlFeeim ~ the Cur Rnnrna.
tsmu Department. who trained the
thalsifNn 80 hsg ranieay snnm and
aauce with winch she waa re-
eeiiF feaiufed ca ri X. q. and
Paramount Public csrculiA
The finale II ghe Show brought
uA Al to ehsidnm in various
types e military sap aancina a.
Nhifh the 8ablea- I'D fha aud
ienee - stitches attn their sail
as hmrplue.
Nhly lenlssvad elaanI shnafa seht
othsFs partiespasine In the
revue Ners KleanuF Cato. pam.
els hasssll Betty L4mllae Filler.
Naihegine Braay. Marie spencer.
Stsfe fates. Cale sseeting, Daro-
thF Arm tanusa Marx Hfion 4 49,
~ klxateth Lnwe. Clogia Wat
wn 4udv pslilrier. Kieanor
sawyer. MafiuNe PARA, Lillian
Nasesll Eleanug Owapn. vvonnn
AamsAiaer Virgins ne Knowles.
tsFe rent. Jeanin nosalreaas.
No. hafa jenm Rsmarr ara ofhpre
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desperate nlanpo8eE problem,
more than anY eonHereatlcn uol-
icy. Is s'lpposAnd ~ "a natssions
discovery that aane fsaAats -
he Relch actually needed cutting
To- proper gnoNth
II Germauvss TRANSPORTATION
system wprC running properly,
sad Boyd. i probably would be
unnecessary Tor TINS eutrfry %
send any lumher % Europe the
rest Of this year. except Ter q
feW special types which are not
obtainahle in Europe.
As "a ID. perhaps two 90 three
percent of America lumbeT pro-
duction will have 60 cross the
Atlantic Ia coming months. off,
Gals had feared the amount
Wouid BE- greater.
II We st those (Eurupeanl
mills 60 working quickly they
viii b. able o. Supply a very
large amounted the rchabiIta-
tion neat year ior all Of Europe.
Boyd SAYS.
Britain and the low eogmtries
are pitifully short. Sweden has
lumber. Bat Is confronted by
such a severe coal shortage shat
it NAV have Go burn much of rs
forest output for fueL
Last year tire SWede8 usad a3
percent Of their wso4 pE0anc-
tion fur fuel haaead b mven
pcrcent as IN q normal year. In
this connection. Il IS worth not
ina that Germany has coal also:
% is certain tnat Aliied officials
viii seek 90 distribute g more
eauitsbly smong all European
countries than the Nazi would
have done.
Finland has humber. too. bat
the chance q tapping that source
Is slim a. the moment. MuCh of
the output Is expected O. 10 60
Russia as part Of the separations
bah presented a. the Finnish
government ~ the SovictA
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ORDINANCE no. ga
couNcn. sERIEs

~ ORDINANCE PROVIDING
toh IHk hKClsrRAfgON AND
fAsAllNN GO ALL DOCS wFTH.
~ fiiE LlMIIS O. ria CITY
~ KY WEST FLORIDA. PRo.
hlhtfiNu DOCS FROAf RirN
hiAfi At LARGE DURING cHR.
TAN PERIODS AUTHORIZING
AitN lAfaUUNDFNG AND Hrf-
~ = 80 DESTRUCTION or
Dies AUTHORIZING TITF &C.
INVITES 90 TIE HUMANE 50.
Gikff 90 KEY WEST. pROVfD-
tso A PENALTY AND REPEAL.
tN0 ALL ORDINANCES IN
CONFLICT THEnKwTFH
fa@ea ~ the Cts Councsl On
- tfNi feaaine Anausl 2. loss
Passed ~ the City Counoil ON
80 seeaua resting August "a.
Passed - TIE CITY Council an
20 ihlFa end final seadiug Aug
usf a. iaS5
GERALD SAUNDERS
.stAl] PFesident. cliy Council
htANa8
BOY HAMLfN.
Cts Elalk
AnEFoNea AeNinmhe. A fnas
SuiiN uAhnaA al. IN
F'st*sa MatoF.
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GERMANS EVIDENTLY FAILED TO
DEPLETE THEIR LUMBER RESOURCES


Services In connection with the
.observance Of the tfaditiofial
Jewish New Year (Roah ia.
shonol viii be held this evening
beginning at 9 o'elock, a the
synagogue. situated al the corner
81 Simonton and Southland streets.
Services Wili also b. held TO-
moTr0W morning tomorrow even-
Ing and also On SUNDAY morning.
Rev l.. LehreT viii conduct the
serK ices. assisted b. Joe Pearl
man and Isadore Applerouth.
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sNHFs<@x - - <t<<<<*k
ca THE LIS ALABAMA -
TOKYO nAxCl<szs - Jshn-
ssnn. radarnAan. fhAfd elaes -
~. so ~ hfr. ~ sff8 = g
DaF. n posnriana. kNx 49,
Fla.. i serving e. ~ hafiNsAir
which u part - re poNxsfni
Pacific Fleef sssupletina the flEKt
afages a the oexuTatlon - far.
an.
Under fhe ofesatsomal eufsfEel
Of Admiral Williams =. uals~y,
uSN. TIE Alsbama. wish II eSner
hatileshlps. II aircraft gagtRsk
81 escurs carriers. - cruisers anl
moe than 80 ofhsr Y = shslss
d helping lake over euntFnf -
the NsFs' ID naval hasHa
The exploFer. Rear Admiral
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PEOPLES FORUM

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ef@mn 81 tha v1sw9 - e. rsma.
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ANaa RsNmam4eA a4kswsstsn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07

PREACHER SHOULD PREAcH
Editor. The Citizen:
hemhers u me Neg West Min.
isierial Alliance are overluokins
soEnethin9 ~ the utnasi irnpor
anee 20 Christianity-the CosueI
~ ne lsga lessS ChrAt.
TIE saivatien u Souls throuaf
Lhfist eieansev a~ay sans ana ~,
me requesting "a elimination "a
sonae causes 0f san. SIN ahoaInas
everywhere. We are all children
81 Adam. the first man 90 SIN
Therefore. ain Is and will be with
~ always.
II members q the Ministerial
Alliance would devote their souls
minds and bodies b. the salvation
~ sinners Il Is quite possible
such places q san as liquar a..
loons would find q SCARCITY a Gus.
tomers and consequently become
Improbable from q bushes.
standpoint.
Men Of God need not bow dowu
io the powtFs that BE- on this
earth. They have a miEhtics
"guleT on whom % call. he il
. ruler over all men. everywhere
iFogn the beginning unto eternity
There Is none greater, none wiser
he IS . pillar Il strength.
II such b. true, and Ne believe
ne Bible with 81 car heart. then
a Is clear On whom Men II God
should cafl The powers that b.
on tins earth have no control
whatever over sin. Ia fact I
areag nasority - them are IL the
clutches ~ sin themselves To
deal with them Is dealing with sin
itself
AS Christians. an should re-.
Epeci earthly powerful that
all Honor 60 whom honor i
due, the G@ai Book tells us
Let's look 90 Christ Cor ths
salvation a soulz Let's doaI
with the souls % men and not
with suuliexs buildings az blIsi.
nezses o. sinful officials. as sure
h some lead us to believe that
of them.
There Is much more mat car
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07

We are VERY anxious 90 express
ear sense IF gratitude 20 the
many fFiends for their expires
sions Of sympathy and assistance
on occasion II oar recent bereave-
ulent in the loss 0f or loved
one. Milton Russell.
We would like 20 address each
one personally. bat find this Inn
possible. and take this means of
using the home newspaper. trust
ing 90 reach ell 90 whosn thanks
are due.
gs7-ttxl THE FAMILY
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J The following letter has been
received b. The Citizen from
Staff Sergeant John Benson, who
was formerly one Of the editors
81 this newspaper, who relates
ms experiences since entering
the United States Army:
Editor. Tie Citizen.
AS you nee. I've survived ire
war. I've survived the biisierlng
beat 81 North Africa, the UNI
bearahie stencil and indencriis-
able filth 81 Bengal and the
abominable. enervating climate
OF Assam. And | feel sohered and
grateful 10 ~ alive. No con-
quering hero am I.
In all the nlaees I've been ana
81 al the people I met. never
ran across anyone | knew until
] reached . hospital on the I.esso
ruad. There ! found Hainas Col
{ bert You aay remesnhrf ham
te is TIE fellow I replaced on
IRE Citizen. He Was Depressed
ard herv0az. bat asgr meeting
and The subsequent hours ~
spent remlniscing about tins
good cid days ia KEY West and
The Citizen had such q Salutarv
effect on him that the doctors
we're sble 20 send him home il
tvs0 weeks.
he has had e varied ena tur-
buiani Army career. This lasf
year he was with the Engineer
Corps which laid tire a.o00 mile
pipe hne from caaufia 10
Chunking.
I've BEEN told that I am ts be
discharged soon I know ! was
ioid that q year aRo, bat thss
TINE have more reason 90 be
hopeful dont know how soon.
Bat 4 should BE- sometime be-
fore Xmas
dnnt know what develnp-
mems have taken place In KEY
West during ire last tea months
Mail seems % have a difficult
time catching - with me. 1 feel
safe In assuming. h0wever, that
The Citizen managed 10 carry an
true % is tradition. even as 4
sweating out theae last few
weeks Is the maat diglicuh A.
sagnment I've hsaxi IN this Aruv
fhinking q ny impesding re-
Urn 10 the pleasant interesting
life I left more than three yearw
aso doesn't make 1, any easier
waiting Zoe nv release. But trv
a. ! might ] can think Of nothing
else.
That, I guess, Is Is good an
explanation for this rnissive as
any.
ST sERGT JOHN BENSON
C32l02570
- Medical Museum and Arts
soth General Hospital
APO go. ofc Postmaster. NYc
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CHlCAGO.-~Eneueh time was
lost from farm accidents last year
ko have produced five bushels u
Sheat for each % the is7 CO. 0o0
aersons la the United States
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By STERLING p. GREEN
az Rwmsmre> aFsewF


W A>HiNtTiONs sept. 4.
OF all the European cOun-
tries. the late enemy Is like
hest e. help "a through our
dire lumber shortage.
The Germans didn't de-
plete their lumber resources.
They either were astound-
inRly sparing of their for
ests or. more probably. didn't
have the manpOweT To cut
them.
.ssIt il Americas good for
tune 90 have occupied the
zone which is rated the beet
lumber area la Germany.
The timber in softw0od, de-
sirable for construction.
The French got the st0ried
Black Forest. which il the
biggest single stand. The
British got hardwood.
Military authorities are
speeding the mills into op-
Grafton. They hope that the
German supply will cut down
the amount which must be
shipped from America =
dwindling lumber piles Ca
house and rebuild war-rav-
aged western Europe.
Efforts 90 find out Shat
Russia can contribute have
met an unsatisfactory. II not
frosty. response.
Sa far Russia has merely de-
elined 90 discuss the matter.
says philip J BOYD. director of
the War Production Boards hum
lEr division. who headed a re-
cent mission Co Europe. Boyd
said Soviet spokesmen wanted %
wait o. take better stock q the
Situation.
However. the Army Is getting
some lumber from Russia for It's
own use. BOYD says Il - not .
large quantity
The bellei that German humber
Nas spared because uf the Nazis
b I'D ana lois 81 .nrinlnr.. th.t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07

DETROIT - The number 81
Americans under Is years II age
vino are drownnzs each scar u The
equivalent 90 the normal curnple.
ment of 30 u. =. esssy aessroyess.
putin 40 with, or he is q dead
pidReun on my ballot.
Yours with the low down.
20 SIERRA
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Green pledges AL discipline
90 ard IN reConNcrsion.
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Bumper food crop f0F this yeaF
Is forecast by Washington.
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b. said and lots of scriptures that
can b. quoted However. wre bc-
heYe this h ample b explain ouI
point
Yours for bettor world
through Christianity.
INTERESTED.
Key West. Fla,
Sept. 2. i94s.
Evening star., 1945-12-04

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ave. NV.
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1915 18th St. ' NV. ' ~ '
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ave. NV, and Doris M. Budlong. 30,
1923 Capitol ave. ne.
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Ralph q. sichert.:, 90. and Virginia 2
Haynes: a. both OF 410s Minnesota
Robert e. Dixon. So, and Augusta Thomas.
we S 9oth hoody Of s2i9 az lssh nst,s St ng BATH.
Leonard s do!a E. e Carlson, n &c. 81 Edmonds Wash
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Francis L. Eargle. 3s: Greenbelt. and Edna
Y: Harper. 80, 1850 Massachusetts ave
Robert D. Hulrburt, 20, Ventura. Calf
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Elizabeth M. Winsate, %, Paulsboro
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22, both Of 801 4th St. n.
Gillard B. Johnson, jr. ~, 1901 18th st
NV, and 1rma L. Fraim, 26, 1880 r
ST. NV.
Major L. Wilson, 90, and Helena Day, "a
both Of 4S1S Alabama ave. Sc.
Martin B. OConnor. 81, 2007 Wyoming
ave. nv. and Mary p. Schultz. SO,
william E. Woistenhome, "a. Clifton. N J..
and Helen Gurny. 80: 1922 st. NV
Evening star., 1945-12-04

and. Clyde L. winebrennsr. %. Middle
Ios I1sns .f D. souchard' rs. ss1s East Capt.
Thomas A. Younger. 30 2914 11th st. NV.
! NV.
Eugene Henderson. jr., 26. 1905 9 st., ne,
and jamie e. Martin. 20, l714 7th st
''RSf Bill. l. 1g5hSR gssn: s' ss c's;f sosf s
Both whsEsSp Il M.ss.s 81 sgd sah Hill
N'?suS snd Bsstr!es f'S N. 1ituttfsi. y. Mon Mon
HtPsy Psrss sIsss rs seos e. $sis 1925 St
'peS DeTothy hEoTn so ss9 1!s Il 10Th ss g.
JOIN Emma nesEs5 sobnsen 81 es e. s.
Daxe sna Z Ethsl M0T.h' t. keh fa $ho g. 70 st indians
rhozmeasn ze ~ I. johnson, "a, 44s N st; NV:
eaas ana J. teG a MeH sd 14a a l9sl St. 5h nx st.
Betty Fauikner, - l54i I'd st. n; NV. A>
1as h. sn < wat e Ps1mfss M 5ss SoT,s Rsk caro-
IAN and vemeii N. Jackson, 81. 1901 isti
Richard Rich PT P. Merrill. "a. 1114 18th st. NV.
and Eileen E. Meagher, %, 1927 16tl
| st. NV.
Paul H. Rowland. "a. Alexandria. an,
Mary L. Parr. %, Cleveland Heights
Ohio.
Sidney Morris, jr.. 23 Franklin. Tex, ant
Rosette J. Dalaimo. 30, 1923 N st. n. w
Charles j, Mains. %, l421 Floral st. NV.
LIE Clair r. Grimes 26, 1853 Hobart st
NV. and Moselle j. Murley. 21. ia!
Hobart st; NV. ~
Wynn, 25. both of 1921 22nd st. sc.
James K. Holister, jr., 23, 14O6 M st. NV
and Marilyn N. Sawyers. 22. Fresno
Calf