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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-04-19
W.. S. C. S. TO MEET

Mrs. w. J. Brekke and Mrs
David Mann will be hoSteSSes to
the members of the Methodist
w. S. C. S. on Wednesday, April
Is at the Brekke nome.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-04-19
CLUB

Mrs. Fred Kerrick was host
ess to the members of the Pin
ochle club at her home Tuesday
afternoon.
Honors for the afternoon went
to Mrs. Charles Miller , Mrs. c.
w. Peck and Mrs. Art Ebeling.
Guests of the club were Mrs.
Ebeling and Mrs. Paul Collier.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-04-19
MRS. BECKER
VISITS RAINBOWS

The Hardin Assembly No. 33,
Order of Rainbow for Girls,
held its regular meeting Tues
day evening at the Masonic
temple.
Mrs. Airline Becker of Butte,
Supreme Inspector of Order of
Rainbow for Girls in Montana,
made her Official visit to the
Assembly at this meeting.
Two candidates received the
degrees and were received into
the Assembly.
The advisory board honored
Mrs. Becker at a luncheon at
the home of Mrs. Frank Morri-
son Tuesday noon.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-04-19

Three American consulates
in Argentina have been closed,
leaving the BuenoS Aires office
the only one open in the nation
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-04-19
p. E. o. MEETS

Chapter L. PEG SiSterhood
met at the home of Mrs. Tom
Weir Wednesday evening.
Dessert was served by the
hostess and a business meeting
followed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-10

ARE THIS WEEKS 36 WORDS
 gift suggestions to please advise not to wait the mini of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
RECEPTION
FOR CARLOTTA
FRANZEL

Cafloiia Franzel l'auine Fr,'Al
VAS ihc guest NJ honn 81 ~.
cepfien foilo~iHe hcr nllnn
ciial fr'isy evening Nal 81
a' roe Masonic Tempie MISS Fran.
7'l WIS presented ny ihc Hann
of Affs nnda nan.m,n' %
Nellie Naifsoon rris rhe dsiahis
I'M affsir AenpNs ilN. sifrni
ycurr atis h,4tn- ,ffy nNt
WAS held ia Nv fai e.n, nf th,
Detroit Association ~ woner .
clahs Rrush anA ftNy streets
Heading no RECEPTION comnnilec
vas MIS- THONGS Sfatkcll
Observed amoir fhosc canpfata.
latine ne 'alenfed yonne voealis
we're Mis- Mary Minor Roberts.
Mrs IA, Lucas Ms lon TO
rs Mrs Y @ BAstn Ah aua
Mrs Fred Hart William Ni anl
Mrs Emerson " Crae Niihe
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Connie Rfniamn Nh ana "
lunins Maxwell Mrs Nellie WILL
lams Ms Marin Fields Nl
Clean Mrs s I.uheria chnsholn
Mis- Pearl penick burton Fuller
l.aufance Watson Mrs l-anfoin
Nellie WATTS Mrs Homer Smith.
Mrs Rosa t'raeg Mrs n Wood
ley Mrs Whitaker Mrs Lester
MCCALL Mrs Eddie Richardson
Mrs Mary Glenn. stanley Rorlsnd
and Miss Frncstire Fisher. Mr.
and Mrs Chas Fisher Pilot Off-
cor Winston peShields Canadian
AR Force and Miss Lorraine Nirt
Mimic Cato Mrs Mar,
Matthews Mrs W o Terrell. NJ
and Mrs Alhefi Greenlaw Dr
and Mrs n Marin LEROY SCOTT
Mrs June Raher woodson Mrs
parlear Hclfon and others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
Bits Of Bonterinq

Erskine Hawkins Mrs G. A.
Crawford is chicago bound 10
be the guest Of her brother and
sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs l.. a
Bennett. Leaving Tor Nashville.
Tennessee. TO resume his profess
sional duties az Neharry Medical
college is Dr c Rolf who has
been the guest Of Or. and Mrs
Rucker in our city for The Fast
several days
Returning TO his post of du,y
is It. Charles Goldshy. who was
recently commissioned flight Oh
ficer al Tuskegee Ala ne Will
now he stationed At Godman
Field ny Joining him on FUR
Tough homo WIS has brother CPL
Arthur Goldsby Also comme nome
Tor the Easter vacation j. Franz
cis Chavls from the lnNersiiy
Of Minnesota Mrs Lola Campbell.
whose three daughters Geeuude
Francois Laura pickens and
johnnie Scott arc teachers ia
me Detroit s'hool system has
started back ia hc beloved teach
Ing profession She Il substitute
teacher in me Deiroii scnools
Rose. tho yuuneest daughter IS
taking q teachers course al
WAYNE university
Happy Easter 10 al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
PAGE BOY WIGS

Improve your appearance. Wear
our glamour attachments for style
and attractlyeness. Price S2.7j. soc
extra for gray hair. II COD. post
age extra. We carry full line Of
all over wigs. braids and curls.
write RENA HART HAIR MODES.
213l seventh Avenue, New York
q. Ny,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
Housewives Give
Fine Portrait TO
Trowbridge School

ConiiminH rs wac'ico % plac-
my poflans "a qlsiHiusNsAed See
croeS IN me schools of p'iroit
inu l Of thr Detroi, llous vi,cs
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scientist TO lro~hrIdse school
last Monday MrS Helen Nafi~
chairman q ho leagpe which ai-
ranged me presenlaton presid-
ed az the ceremonies
Mrs wams pointed out That
this WIS one Of p series OF pres
eniations ~ portraits which han
heen preceded by pretcniauon Of
the portrait OF the late Or
Booker T Washington
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The Arnolds Entertain
For Atlanta Visitors

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
Sprin Decors Featured
At Harper-G rubb Nuptials

the stage. excepting in The cen'es
Where the bride and groom stood
during the performance Of 'hf
Lupua- between two columns OF
fpAin~ palms mounted on meta
ycd,sfal APPROPRIATE music MAS
proNiatd during the ceremony ~
a young man friend OF me bride
and groom Eugene iaicher ~
snis' This Was Supplemented hy
rcndiuons AZ intervals hefore and
after the nup'ials Of nuslc.ai SCI
Continued on page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31

,acious
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Burfeu carter Of , n~'a ,n,s
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from Washington. Mrs,
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t4ends no greet her sun
,rernoan from . until q
mime moie sheer printed
arcss ana full-length
hound WIN brown gros
ribbon Among few Of
Guests invited in we're Mrs.
,u logan Mrs Marion McCl'iii
,h,sss Golda smith, june
c.',ord. tlosc Crosby Vunies
.,ou aaia Roby Ehzab"sh
,aae la,coia Bright Lillian
r Roberta NcGuir' Mrs.
ZONES " ana Mrs Mitchell
IA SIS Btfmec Reeves.
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saed oa eiN iasl week from
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Bradley beam., 1945-04-07
Employees
 Association

The Employees Association is certainly right in there pitching. Ruth Ballou and her riding repre- sentatives have lined up a swell program for the Riding Club If you are interested, you had better get your name on one of the lists that are being distributed in all departments That holds true, also, for the other activities that are being organized. Ruth Gilmore is heading up the Dramatic Club and now is your chance to demonstrate what you can do. Don't wait for talent scout to- pick you out, you'll have a much better chance signing up with the Dramatic Club, which will be a wonderful way to show that ability you've always felt you had.
 Likewise, swimming, golf, and baseball are all coming into their own. So get busy, WATCH YOU k BULLETIN BOARD and add your name to the list of the group you wish to join.
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07

SleF, D0lteT Wdtcn HIS lduI6lS dS the Peoria Pride, as serious rivals have shown up in the persons of Sgt. Howard and Mrs. Nellie Schultz. By coincidence, too, Howie and Jimmie both played semi-pro ball. Say, anyway, what do they feed those guys out in that there place which gives such muscles and stuff? I could use a couple Ponce de Leon shots right now my self. (Ed.: Note: Carson, there's some things even science can't ac- complish.)
 What do va know, Johnnie Pavelko, the Ohio Ocelot, is on the prowl again! Some wise Aleck said Johnnie was medicoed to remove brass rail that had been press ing against his foot for some time back, but that's small time chatter from some disgruntled rival. Incl dentally, the reason Jack calls each frail fair lady is because he used to be street-car conductor. Get it?) (Ed. Note: Sometimes I wish was a taxi driver so 1 could tell Carson where to get off,
 Nice to see Pvt. Joyce Getchell, S/Sgt. Ann Olivier and Frances (nee) Merlo surrounded by circle of friends, per usual. Frances and Hubble Dick are already conjuring up their little old dream house in the west, and certainly we hope the plans go through for this model couple. Ann has plans, too, but just now they're in the or stage, and Carson is estopped to divulge. (Watch Ed. Paris column, "Your Rowing Reporter, for de- velopments.)
 Overheard Outside G Mess Hall
 "Bossmans'- Trouble with your foot, Tommie?
 Conroy-Yeh, got a nail in it, Mac.
 McGuigan-Why don't you take it out then?
 Conroy-What, on my lunch hour?
 BlackOut
 Tom-A letter here for you marked Private and Personal.
 Paul-What did it say, Tom?
 We'll, fellers, reached the end of the editorial road for this week, and if Bob Levi and Nal Hernandez are still in a good mood next Wednesday I'll enter their Inner Sanctum with more esoteric effiuVia on men of affairs and their aims and views in this workaday world. (Ed. Note: slation-Effluvia noxious exhalations. That's our boy Carson, all rightD
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07

SUNDAY, April 8th.
 2 pm. to II pm. Open House Hospitality Guests of Service Personnel invited.
 BOO pm. Movies. Administra- tion Building, Elm Plains. MONDAY, April 9th.
 8 pm. to II pm. Informal Dancing. TUESDAY, April 10th.
 pm. to II pm. Regular Dance. WEDNESDAY, April 11th. pm. to II pm. Game Night. THURSDAY, April 18th.
 8 pm. to II pm. Ants and Crafts. FRIDAY, April 18th.
 8 pm. to II pm. "Letter Making on a Record" SATURDAY, April 14th.
 10 am. to 12 Noon. Playtime with USO-Housing Unit.
 pm. Movies. "Pot O Gold" with Selected Short Subjects.
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07

Conn.,: But deh- nitely. 1 met an Officer here in May, 1943, who is now overseas and we hope to wed after he returns. H 0 w. ever, 1 still date some of the boys and al- ways have a
 good time. I
 1ik,a tO dance
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07
BOYS AND NOISE


 T/Sgt. Willie Collins, dancing master whose motto is "Learn to take it on the shin." -:..
 S/Sgt Larry Wood, a funster from Fresno, Cal, is a veritable burro of information. Woodsie has an encyclopedia mind and gamers odd facts like others collect old stamps. Lawrence is arbiter of squadron debates on disa and data, and always comes up with that all manac response. Just a gift.
 Sgt. Peter Ager, another New York Ace who chases the flying hours with glowing feet. Pete says he'd be lost without his gal, on account of she has such a pretty map. (Ed. Note: I thought we put the cornfelds out of bounds, Car Son.)
 Pvt. Luke D. Charles, bright lad from Bayonne, N. J. Luke wants to study dentistry postwar but he's afraid he might get on his patients nerves. (Ed. Note: E,x- tract that one-it's painfully
 Another Bayonne Boy, T/Sgt. Francis Katusa, is definitely the university type, five foot shelf and that sort of thing. Franks pet peeve is K.P.-has the darndest time trying to fill the salt shakers through those little holes.
 Cpl Brooklyn Joie" Perillo is fast with the chatter and pedal ex- tremities at one and the same time. Giuseppe gives out with the salve even while splitting the beats with that delft ballet which is Perillo's patented ballroom style.
 Cpl. Frank Cioffi, a student of the cinema, just revels at horse operas, and "blood and thunders". Francesca was power press operator before that Letter came, and still is one powerful operator in all extra-curricular activities.
 MEN AND THEN .-.~
 Jimmie Maloof, the Syrian Song
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07

sOnville, Conn.,: We'll, I'd like to be different
 and say that I've never dated one, b II t it wouldn't be true although it has not happened so often. 1 have found the CTS 1 went out with to be very nice company, gen.
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07
(4 " \
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Have you ever dated Brad ley GI? How do you rate them compared with other dates you've had?
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07

fl e l d, Go n h.: s ure T have, more than one,
 and Eve found them all. to be
 swell dates who were :. a l w a y s gentlemen, and I:"Write to quite
 a few of the f e | ow S now overseas whom
 I dated while
 they were here.
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07
WINDSOR LOCKS
Club Hours

Club Hours:
 800 am. to II 200 p.m.-Monday through Saturday.
 200 pm. to 11:00 p.m.-Sunday.
 Service Personnel, Servicemen and their wives, and junior host esses are invited to participate in all scheduled programs as well as to make use of available Club Fa- cilities at any time during sched- uled Club Hours.
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07

They were nice dates, good com pany and always showed good manners. At least I never had to walk back from a "buggy" ride.
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07

tlemen and good sports. All in all, I'd class them as excellent dates, but 1 must admit I've never gone out with the same one more than once.
 MARY A. STROTHER, Traffic Office; home, Windsor, Conn.,: In
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07

the two and a half years I've been h e r e at Bradley I have dated many a CT, but more in the early days than at present. These days l spend most of my time writing to b o y S who used to be sta
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07

ton, Maine: I've been working at this Base for the past four teen m O n t h s and during that time have en- joyed many a date with SOL diers stationed here. 1 always f o u n d t h e m swell dates but n e V CT w e n t
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07

and attend most of the USO, Rec Hall and NCO Club affairs. Brad ley GIs are tops in my date book.
 ANNETTE PLOURD, s h e t Metal Shop, AIMS; home, Houl-
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07

steady with any. Just had fun go ing to dances, etc. I always man. aged to handle the few who tended to be rambunctious.
 HELEN GREGORSKI, Property Sect, AAF Supply; home, Thomp-
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07

CONCETTA M. ANGELICA, Maintenance Control; home, En-
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07

Some women never get the dirt on hubby until he's six feet under.
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07
RS5s$95V}ye R5s$5 A. RcPORTeR
S/SGT. EDDIE PARIS FLOTSAM and JETSAM

Bs of the she ana WfO Norman Biars last Sunday Sad Ma IL perfect! had grand neal the birds were singing all the beautiful BUTIEKFLEo!!
 Tobias of the Marines (WK} Jean spent her the ns and outs of field and vicinity
 A truce act Did Happen Here
 The place-Badey Field Courtesy U. S. Govt)
 l945 Sunday Courtesy Julian Caendar
 The tme-O9 Courtesy Adunts clock
 weah-CAVU completely cloud in the sky temperature
 degrees wind-SW-9 mph Courtesy God and 2nd Lt D V"
 of the Weather Ofce
 is 2O4 the with Spring hot
 Bradley their crescendo the
 Bks 204 slowly exit the character-om
 Conroy wearing RAINCOAT
 Mary Parkview with TWO permnents one on An Monday hop distribution of Passover Wine and cake for the the freedom and redemption o Israel Irving Hospital occasion Olga Chicago Good sm social functions Banl Germalne Tennis enjoying the Stormy Weather the Base Theatre Hoyeson, Sgt Stan Lchoobe Anne Olivier Baham Chester Osowski Sgt A. G. Brad Mrs Hobbs enjoying themselves at the Did perceive trail of toilet mart of decoration Howard McNeel of Montana taking the Chaplain Devln officiating 1O4th AACS Sgt Alice Elwar celebrating birthday Thursday April 5th Chaplain Dvn back from day He visiting his mother SomevIe Ma and one Holy Cross College SSs of Lindsey Chapman of "C Squadron Congrats Sgt and Mrs Vincent who presented with baby girl this week.
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07

I will certainly miss working among all the GI's when the War is over.
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07
FAVORITE EXPRESSIONS

Cpl. Marvel E. Wolff
 for crying in the soup" "Oh for in the beans Pvt. Dore q closed that deal"
 Spongy fore evharp and start pushing the lead outw fee" Phll V. Snyder
 Where are Walter????" Cpl. M. Nicholson:
 That's mani" Cpl. M. Cotron
 Silly Boy!!" Craft
 Pass the paper to son. Ochmanski:
 "Oh???" Sgt. ChuckIa Iannacone:
 Bunny-let's you and scratch the while T[Sst. St. Mauro
 Know wha I'm gonna do wit choo don ya?"
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07
yOu said tt
 Girls !.
(Windsor Locks USO)

The monthly Formal has come and went. As one CT intellectual vouchsafed, "Home was never like this!' It is always a wondrous thing to note how a long dress (and gloves to elbow) do some thing to the inner self. Possibly Ia femme fatale is chameleon-like creature, taking her characteris- tics from the accidentals of en-. vironment. Whatever the philosoph- ical explanation of such phenonne- non, we are in favor of the end achieved, and thankful for this touch of old world scenes, glimpses of Barcelona, demure creatures more evanescent than the mists before the risen sun. =. Quick, Watson, the needle.
 And the men! Necessary, tool. All the suave favorites, straighten- ing neckties and punctiliously ob- serving the conventions. Sort of mutual admiration society-which is as it should be. Because it is the springtime, tra la, tra la. (Ed. Note: Going soft, Carson?)
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07

FLORENCE EHMKE, Electrical Dept, ANS; home, Manchester,
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07

MEN AND THEN Jimmie Maloof, the Syrian Song
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Film Time Clock

ADAMS song Of Bernadetts." 1857 q m,
3l3. Ola. 9.l5 D. m.
BRoADMAf-CAPlrOL- Is Fam
Ay litl5 a. m, IS. $40. = so p m,
And Now Tomorrow" ~ IS, 3 so, 05,
10 Is p. m.
FISHER Tonight and Every Night"
- 80. 2'55, 6:55. 1918 p. m ,"Our
Hearts Were Young and Cay 2,i4, a.34.
81 p. m.
FOX-'Here Comes the Co-eds" II a m.
so. 4:40. 1880. 1920 p m. under
Western Skies" l2:43. 333. Gas, 9:l5
y. m.
MADIsoN-"our Hearts Were Young and
CAY an, 2:21. S,42, e:O3 p m,
Tonigh, and Every Night l2;2l, 3:42.
7.03, "a y. m.
MICHIGAN-"Man In Half Moon Street "
II a. m, ais. o.33, s:45 p m. "Prac-
tically Yours" 1898, 3,4s, 7:03.- -lo-ls
p al,-
PALM-STATE --"one Body Too Many"
II m. ALI, 5:34. Ssh p. m: Woman
IN the window" 12:l6, 9.33, $50, 1907
p m.
a m. 2.l4' 5:2s. s:42 p. m: Music for
Millions" 1900. 3;23, 6:37, 9:5l p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
FiddIers'
Concert

THE DETROIT FIDDLERS'
BAND will present its annual
concert for the benefit Of the
maintenance fund of the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra Thursday,
April II, at $50 p m. in the
main auditorium of the Institute
of Arts.
Comprised of young local muSi-
clans, the Fiddlers' Band was
first organized early in 1871 under
direction of Taras Hubicki. Last
year the groups annual concert
reaped $500 for the symphony
fund.
Tickets may be secured at Grin
nelrs or at the Detroit Conserva-
tory of Music.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12

THE THIRD production of the
current series OF Civic Light
Operas in the Masonic Auditorium
is Irene" a light and tuneful
piece, though a slightly dated one.
Originally done as a very in
innate little musical play, it can
hardly stand up under the
weighty production that they've
given il in this instance.
This charming story about a
little Irish Cinderella from the
tenements who becomes society'S
darling, is not unlike Roberta,
in that it has a male dress de-
signer over whom TO drape the
flimsy material the plot is
made of.
1t has a particularly pleasing
score which includes several pop
ular melodies of the Harding ad-
ministration, best known of
course, being "Alice Blue Gown"
The association has assembled
a fine cast of principals, only
they've made a rather strong
choice in the title role by picking
Jane Deering for the leading
role.
A lovely and talented dancer,
Miss Deering is not quite the one
for the role of singing ingenue,
nor has she the voice TO cope
with the part.
She is really most enchanting
when she is dancing to such in
terpolated bits as the Chopin
Minute Waltz" or when she is
just moving about the stage being
exquisite.
Jack Good is as funny as ever,
although there isn't quite enough
comedy material for him in this
piece.
The rest of the cast includes
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Films Depict
Race Problems

Two films on inter-racial toler-
ance and understanding, Towards
Unity" and The Negro Soldier, :"
will be shown in the main library
auditorium Thursday at 8 p. m.
Rev. Ellsworth M. Smith of the
Detroit Council of Churches, will
lead informal discussion following
the films.
Admission is free.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
First of Series

The Hamtramck Philharmonic
Symphony Orchestra. under di-
rection of Frank GrabowSki. will
present the first of its 1915 con-
certs Sunday, April Is, at p. m.
in Copernicus High School audi
torium. Honorary members of the
group, headed by Mayor Skrzycki,
will sponsor the concerts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Also Composes

GENE kRUPA, who Is a COM
poser as well as the nations top
drummer, plays two Of his compo-
sitions in George Whites Scan
dals :, They arc leave Us leap"
and r. II. s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Chorus TO Sing New Oratorio

FIGHT FOR FREEDOM" a
new -ofatefio by Bazar Weiner,
will be sung for the first time by
the Detroit Workmen's Circle
Chorus at the groups twelfth
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12

annual concert Sunday evening.
April Is. in the Institute of Arts.
Soloists for the occasion will be
Masha Benya. lyric soprano, and
Philip Blackman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Irene Third Offerins
Or Civic Light Opera
By CHARLES GENTRY

such talented people as Ollie
Franks, Joseph Macauley, Jack
Sheehan. Madlyn Killeen, Viola
Roche and Frederic Person.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12

Admission Is free.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
High Flyer

JOAN DAVIS scaled a 30-ioot
telephone pole for a scene IN she
Gets Her Man"
Evening star., 1945-10-23

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James A Bennett, %, Alta vista. Va,
and Geneva Greasy, Is, $40 Lonefellow
Paul Grimes. "a, and Dorothy X. Dade,
"A: both Of 1924 18th st. NV;
and aesosS &C. asss a. 1sns
lasSsss: !: rsasr a,s ss snq E.ts.
iResy ssth e aoi9 sv iash and Fl sarsh
w. Carter; "a, 1899 18th st, NV.
Hsit Helen eoasls sat g. s. HoyaHs hTastSn and
ns5:f ssts # g &c :q's
and Ann r. stailinss. Is. 1881 Mon. Mon.
James me- + +, Mil Miller, as, aaa 55th st. ne.
and Marguerite A. Hayes, "a, 2021
Ruthyen A. Aubrey. 2s Summit Hill. Pa,
-, and Mary K. Cain, 20, Los Angeles.
Walter R: Bowra. jr., %, Brooklyn. and
Henry A. Good. 81, Stanley. Va, and Lu-
ellie N. Schseffer. 81, $40 Sth st. Sc,
Irving Jacobs, 25, Baltimore. and Estelle
Joseph Miller. ir., 20, 45l Delaware ave.
sw., and Lorraine Farrell, IS, AS St
NV.
Manuel p. Leocadio. 80, and Alexianne
Roerner, 81, both Of Baltimore
Erwin L, Livingston, Is, 570O North Cap
Kennedy ST. NV
John 3. Guernsey. ir.. %: Roanoke, and
joseph B. Garner, q. III Msffis stne e and
Nora A. Young, SO, $40 K st. Sc.
Samuel w. Teske, 20. Aberdeen, S OAK,