davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Why,
the nerve of her!
MY EDDIE!

Sure! Eddie had been avoiding
her lately but she foolishly put it
down to the fact that he was very
busy. Certainly she never expect
ed anything like this . another
girl getting engaged to him un-
der her very nose! Laura never
guessed the real reason
Few things equal halitosis (un-
pleasant breath)' for raising a
barrier between people. The in
sidious thing about it is that you,
yourself, may not realize when
you offend, and even your best
friends won't tell you.
Isn't it just common sense to
be constantly on your guard
against this condition? After all,
Listerine Antiseptic offers such
an easy and wholly delightful
Evening star., 1946-01-13

1. CLEAN SWEEPS We are en-
eaged tn the largest mine-sDeebing
Operation in history. HoV many ships
and officers are doing the job2
Some 600 ships and $1,000 Off
GERS are sweeping from the Gilbert
Islands to the East China Sea.
Z. DIHGE PARADE HotV much Of
the money collected in the March Of
Dimes drice January l4-3D re-
mains in local communities?
Half of all contributions - to pro-
vide disqualification, professional
care and special equipment.
J. NO VACANCY ;. One Of the red-
sons for the o6ics-spaee shortage IS the
tremendous government leases. How
much SPACE is Uncle Sam rentfng'
232 ,273, 600 square feet, the equiv
alent of l07 Empire State buildings.
4. WANT LIST What do French
women want more than anything else
- noW that the UGr is 0rer?
Ninety-one per cent of them want
new brooms! Next most pressing
needs are for underwear and shoes.
s. PAINT JOB How much paint
does it take to corer giant ships, such
as the Queen Mary and Queen Eliza
beth2
1t is estimated that it takes 81
carloads to repaint one of these
superliners.
- Mrs. X. L. S., Hollywood, Calf.
6. NRUPrURED DUCK" :. When
was the lapel insiene for World
War II seterans designed?
Congress authorized the creation
of this pin in 1925 for veterans,
Evening star., 1946-01-13

precaution. Simply rinse the
mouth with Listerine Antiseptic
morning and night, and before
any date where you wish to be at
your best. How it freshens! How
it sweetens! How it deodorizes!
While some cases of halitosis
are of systemic origin, most cases,
say some authorities, are due to
the bacterial fermentation of tiny
food particles clinging to mouth
Evening star., 1946-01-13
CONDUCTED '' u. N..,

NOTE: We will pay 81 in Victory Saw
ings Stamps for question and answer
used in this column. Proof must accom-
bony the ans~er. Address: Tom Henry.
THIS WEEK, 42O Lexington Avenue,
N. Y. c.. IT. Unaccepted contributions
cannot be acknowledged or returned.
Evening star., 1946-01-13

surfaces. Listerine Antiseptic
halts such fermentation, then
overcomes the odors fermenta-
ton causes. Almost Immediately
your breath is fresher, sweeter-
less likely to offend.
LAMBERT PHARAfACAL Co,
St. Louis, Mo.
Before any date
LISTERINE ANTISEPTlC
for oral hygiene
Evening star., 1946-01-13

National Guardsmen and ROTC
students, but it wasn't used for that
purpose. The designer was Anthony
de Francisco.
7. PEACE PRIZES Is CordeH
Hull the only Secretary of State Who
has been awarded the Nobel Prize for
Peace?
No. Frank B. Kellogg. Secretary
of State. 1925, won it in 1929 and
Elihu Root received it in 1912. He
was Secretary of War. 1899. Secre-
tary of State. 1905.
Mrs. p. L. J., Atlanta. Ga.
.. TSK! TxK! HoV much did tt
cost the government last year 10 re-
place lost Social Security cards?
1898, 600 to handle $500, 1000 re-
quests for duplicates.
.. FEWER HEADACHES Taxes
are being reduced for Everyone THIS
year. During whose administration
spas the last general reduction made?
President Hoover in 1929 signed
a Christmas present" reduction.
M. ~, Miami, Fla.
II. RADIO N>HAHaS's :. The ana
ieur radio operators are back o" the
air. How many "hans" are fhese?
About $1,000. Prewar licenses
have been validated for six months.
Evening star., 1946-01-13

M hsas. It wssk q q ths strsst-anywhere,
anytime -Vioks Inhaler is always ready
with a wonderful feeling of relief. lis
packed with volatile medication that
makes a cold-stuffed. dust-stuffed nose
feel clearer in seconds . . Easy to carry
in pocket or purse.
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WOMEN ASSUME NEW ROLES

s,l. Mary Beard, wife of an eminent his
torian, and one in her own right, has writ writ
dtena book of 1870, 900 words to prove that
woman is not, and never has been, dom
Ply man, Hi ItiH HiHlffN llilltfllt.rlluI4a
We have not read the book and there
fore we know nothing of the argument adj
wanted. However, it should be noted, by
any interested in the theory expounded,
that the introduction Of the industrial
technique, which lis largely engaged in
supplying the needs of modern homes, has
developed a civilization in which most of
the duties, assigned to women in ages past,
have been assumed by factories.
In earlier civilizations it was the
woman who ran the home provided the
few homegrown foods, made the clothes
and otherwise operated the economics of
the family. The husband, in that day, was
the hunter and warrior. Now, he has be-
come the breadwinner to great degree,
using much of his earnings to provide sub
stitutes and requirements for what the
wife and mother formerly contributed
1t may be that the current trend of
women into employment rests funda-
mentally upon the steady abolition of the
work and drudgery of the earlier home.
Many modern maidens, and wives as we'll,
find it desirable to- get out of the home,
secure employment and makessa decided
contribution to thea sums now necessary
to maintain desired standard of livine!s8
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GOOD NEWS FOR KEY WEST

Anybody who is uneasy bodybuilding
his job will find it an easy .asfatter to sur
mise how some of the civilian employees
in the navy yard felt when the announce
ment was made that MOB would be
abolished and would be replaced, first by
submarine base, and later by navy
base that will include all naval installa-
lions In this area.
But any uneasiness that might have.
been entertained by he workmen was dis
PEELED by the announcement aof Captain
Saunders, the commanding officer of the
submarine base, that the civilian status in
the navy yard will remain the same at least
till Thanksgiving Day, $50 far as can be
foreseen."
That provision is applicable to any,
thing that is to happen in the future, so
the language is as assuring as it possibly
can be. Neither Captain Saunders nor any,
body else knows what will happen in the
navy yard or elsewhere between now and
Thanksgiving Day, and, so far as the yard
is concerned. Captain Saunders is acutely
aware that the present plans can be
changed overnight by congressional action
So, if nothing unforeseen happens.
civilian employees in the navy yard and at
other naval installations, in the Key West
area, may feel assured that their jobs are
good for at least thene eight months
That assurance is not only good news
to the workmen but also to residents of Key.
West generally Should congresg mott eis|
appropriations to so great an extent as to
force the navy to retrench, business condi-
tons in Key West will continue at their
present level for the remainder of 1916.
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FAMINE CHALLENGES GOOD WILL

wmh an estimated 5OO.OOO,OOO peO-
"A II me war-devastated countries with
"a sufficient food to prevent famine and
thk spread OF disease. the people of every
uatlan. with a food surplus, face moral
Obligation.
The Famine Emergency Committee in
III. country has outlined thirty-nine steps
- 10 taken by hotels, restaurants. other
pahla eating places and in homes. They
saf14 memn that Americans are asked to
80 Keffy per cent less wheat products,
tseuh per cent less food fats and oils for
q period e four months.
We strongly urge all readers of The
C8lsan b. make Il a personal obligation to
. HEwah sbes Ssqgsaaaf e food. Even
iva farEy out the request Of the Com
HIt6e there win remain in this country
eksuwh food 90 provide every American
wfh 4 better than pre-war ration.
The United States. through official
afoelamations and public utterances. has
I'D the world about It's belief in the
Brotherhood Of man and the freedoms that
halanr o. civilization. Such talk is worse
fham useless unless Il Is bolstered by appro-
aasata action 30 meet an emergency. Ger
tfnlg. when more than 500.OOO.OO0 peo-
- lare starvation. the world is confronted
SEA "a emergency. Those who believe in
brotherhood. even Of a sensible and prac-
Seal expression and lay claim TO the
eeioasal If religious principles, should not
keiiste 90 feed hungry men, women and
El4ldFen n can be done without cost to
fes "saeriliciel" Individual who is only
aasd - adjust his diet TO meet the food
supply available.
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WHAT RUSSIA DEMANDED

''At Potsdam the American and Brit
ish offered to Russia joint guarantee of
the complete freedom of the Straits in
peace and war, whether for merchant ships
or ships of war. To this guarantee Turkey
would have gladly subscribed
But we were told that this was not
enough. Russia must have fortress inside
the Straits, from which she could dominate
COnstantinople. But this is not to keep the
Straits open but to give power to close
them to a single nation
This statement, made by Winston
Churchill in New York, is about the first
authentic revelation of the demands which
Soviet Russia has made in connection with
her right to ingress and egress into the
Mediterranean Sea.
The mere statement of the Russian
declaration of purpose is enough to raise
doubts as to the sincerity of the Soviet's
plea that her ships are barred from the
waterways of the world. 1t is obvious that
no Russian fortress, inside the Straits,
could keep them open if Turkey. or anv
other nation, has similar Notifications
along the shore.
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SUNDAY DINNERS y
10 AT GUILE STREAM

The matter Of where to 30 for
Sunday dinner with your fami1y
is usually, a question, but, for
those Who have dined at the Gulf
Stream Restaurant at Division
and Simonton it is taken as a
matter of fact, that it viii be
this ever popular spot. Here you
can bring the children and they
will be served a full plate. The
food is noted for its goodness,
. always Prepared in a manner that
.pleases the most exacting. The
dining room is open and it
is delightful place, or if you
wish you may sit at the counter
or. tables in the snack bar. Mr..
Weiner, who operates the Gulf
Stream Restaurant, will be on
hand to see. that you are served
well. Their announcement is in
today's Citizen.
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SHOW TONIGHT AT
"CLUB TROPICS

+ Club Tropics at 700 Duval
street, corner of Angela, the only
mite club show in Key West an
nounces in today's Citizen that
two shows are presented nightly
at 9 o'clock and IL midnight.
Dance music is by Russ Dalbey
and his orchestra and those who
wish may dance continuously.
Club Tropics serves the best of
nationally known beverages and
one may spend delightful even
ing here with friends.
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DELICIOUS FOOD AT
,oe BEACH RESTAURANT

- t1it 'pl -+---@r.--E1i pnLoi q
! The South igeac1hI Restaurant
and Pavilion o1 Simontofi Street
oeal5ef aS fRsy SRf 3sIvs ssiiaaalOatl
foods in a style that is quite
pleasing and different among the
many items on the menu IS their
feature Chicken in a ba$ketp
served at $1.15 per order. The
management and staff invite the
public to Sunday dinner which is
served all day and eveningsl The
Pavilion faces the ocean foil 241
feet and is a delightful spot if
you want to enjoy the sunshine
or in the evening under the stars.
Their announcement appears in
The Citizen.
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||||s'||f|||5||| 9

Come into my apartment. It's
just next door,"
81 might as well introduce my
SELF" he said. II am George
O'Hara. Hope, as she told you, is
my adopted daughter. There,
however. the truth of her story
ends"
"Yes?" Rush said.
'By the way, where is Hope?"
( "She's at my apartment. You
can phone her there" Rush gave
him the number and leaned back
as O'Hara called it.
Hello, my dear. / am just max
ing the acquaintance of a friend
of yours. Yes, yes, Hope. just
what arrangements have you
made with Mr.. Henry?" He
listened again. then spoke a brief
command to return to the hotel,
and hung up.
"You will give me the thousand
dollars my daughter gave you
yesterday. Mr.. Henry"
NO." Rush said.
q think you will, Mr.. Henry.
My daughter stole it first from
me.
mo" Rush said.
'1'm afraid I'll have to search
you, Mr.. Henry
Sit down, O'Hara," Rush said,
and the note of command in his
voice halted O'Hara at the corner
of the desk 'Tfn tired Of being
bluffed You'ves lgetr no g more
chanceeof shooting inarand getting
away with it than the man. i'm the
moon. And besides, + haNsa faint
suspicion that you want as little
Ft6 do with, the police as you pos
|,your fredericksburg foaqsnl
With andeff6rtb DjFIaraorelaxed
and. a tsfiaileoMfe athedshis chubby
features. .'sYou do know your way
about, Mr.. Henry. Perhaps i can
use you. Keep the thousand dol
lars and listen to a story
"You have been misled from
the very first, Mr.. Henry. My
name is not O'Hara. nor is Hope
my daughter. My name is Jago,
Bernard Jago. Hopes name is
O'Hara, however. Now, Mr.. Hen
ry, this affair is something more
than a tawdry, evil stepfather
drama. Big things are concerned
and I think you can help us out
quito a little"
How" Rush asked.
! Several months ago a man ap-
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preached me in San Francisco. He
told me that he had completed
plans for a new repeating rifle
operated with compressed air. For
a fifty percent interest In the gun
! advanced him two tho tsand dol
lars. He was to deliver the plans
to me and Idwasato market them.
1.-TWO months went by and I
heard nothing. Finally Igmade n:
trip to his laboratory and found
the place empty. My bird had
flown with friend of his. You
can imagine my feelings"
I" a VERY nice story" said Rush.
4 = But where do / fit in?"
I'm coming to that. We traced
the inventor to Chicago. We've
lost him somewhere in your city,
but we did find trace of the
friend yesterday morning. Then
we lost him again, permanently
this time, I'm afraid"
You'll have to explain that"
Rush said. S
quite simple, and by the way,
this is where you come in. The
friend was found stabbed to death
in the alley by your Office build
ing late yesterday afternoon"
"I5still don't see" Rush said.
Where you come in? Elemen-
tary, Mr.. Henry. We know that
young .Germaine called at your
office yesterday afternoon shortly
before he was killed. 1T seemed
Iii likely that be mentioned his h3p l aivy
97i' Rush said. iaNo, as i that
ter OF fact; ohes Hdn9R. Hg9Ynefely
asked me for pr0taetionv Iftirned
him down. 1t. seems Ismade ausise.
take-Idt 4 slot ali .9tt,tlsg 10
II Jago digested that, us there
anything you might tell me that
could help me in my search?"
Rush thought moment '"Only
one thing occurs to me. Just after
the murder / was followed from
the alley by a very unusual man. I"
Describe him, please" lagos
voice trembled down deep.
He was tall and dark, very
thin, he. wore dark clothes and a
dark string tie. His voice seemed
to come from his boot tops"
Jago swallowed and Rush would
have sworn that the look that
came over his face was fear.
THAT. Mr., Henry. was Ohio
Brin, the inventor | spoke Of"
Ito be eontinued)
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Chapter z

StldRtC4
1--WE O'CLOCK came speedily
and Rush silently dressed and
as silently opened the door to the
bedroom, opened Hopes purse
and took out hotel key bearing
the number 1901 and the tag Of
the Royal Hotel.
Fifteen minutes later he walked
through the lobby and took the
elevator to the tenth floor. He
placed his ear briefly against the
door of 1901, then inserted the
key in the lock, turning it with
quiet care. With an entire lack oil
waste motion Rush gave the
apartment a thorough going over
What few clothes hung in a close
or rested in the drawers bore nc
labels. It was a complete lack -oi
Identification that was a sort Of
Identification in itself. He stooc
in the middle of the room with
his back to the door thinking.
There must be something I car
do for YOU" The voice caught
Rush in mid thought and ne
started to turn. The voice stopped
him. mo, don't Iturr, yet. First
raise your hands just above your
head, palms out, then turn slow
ly." Rush turned slowly and found
q chubby, smiling man of aboui
6fty framed in. the doorway {
busineSSlike fiat automatic hele
LOOSELY in his fat fingers. "Tel
me. about yoti," Ne said. ~ ',a
nt uip the gun and wei
talk Rush said! ~ 1ss1 =
.No,n the FAT mali said. lbnaqHa
Rush recognized asthele tone
s'Okay," he safaat"Tm Jprivate
detective. I've been fiifedItp pro
tect girL This isTh6rtroon1l arle
I'm giving it the once over. ] like
to know where ] stand" q
"Quite right. What are you pro-
tecting this girl fron?"
"She says from her stepfather.'
81 see"
"And you?" Rush asked.
II am the stepfather. He
chuckled amiably. What am
supposed to be doing that she
needs protection?" r
Trying to marry her"
$50" The man seemed to medi'
ate. Maybe we'd better talk" HI
put the gun in a side pocket ana
nodded at Rush to follow him
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DANCE TONIGHT AT
LA CONCHA HOTEL,

For those who desire to dance
in an atmosphere of refinement,
the spot is the air conditioned
Cocktail Lounge of the Rainbow
Room at the La Concha Hotel to-
night.
The new La Concha orchestra
will play pleasing dance tunes
and a delightful evening may be
spent in the finest of surround
ings in south Florida. The La
Concha Hotel makes their an
nouncement in today's Citizen.
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Relative Humidity
Tomorrow's Almanac
Tomorrow's Tides
FINE SERVICE AT
THE DELMONICO

Delmonico's Restaurant on Du-
val street features on their menu
one of the best selections of fine
foods to be found in south Flor
ida. Each day they feature a
sepcial dinner which includes a
vegetable, salads, etc. The prices
are well in keeping with the ex-
ira high quality of the foods serv-
ed.
The service is pleasing and the
atmosphere at Delmonico'S is de-
lightful, their kitchen is spotless
and diners are invited to see
the kitchen, their refrigeration
system and the foods awaiting
the touch of the chefs to prepare
it in tasty manner.
Beer, wines, cocktails are serv-
ed during legal hours. Their an
nouncement inviting the public
to Sunday dinner appears in to-
days Citizen. ~
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TO-DAY IN HISTORY


1842-Historic first use of sui
pheric ether as an anesthetic to .
patient, by DR.. Crawford w. Lons
of Georgia.
I867-Treaty with Russia sign
ed for the purchase of Alaska for
81, 200,000 = about two cents an
acre.
m l870--Ratified - 18TH Amend.
:mefit to the Constitution eqslal
nights to white and colored.
II I884A Height III 4idays' hfetiht
in Cincinnati - because of the
light sentences melted out in
courts to fnurderers.,
l9l8-Daylight savings first in
effect the country over. e
1920 - Federal Grain Crop,
authorized to sell million bar
rels flour to buy food to give
starving Europe.
desirable telephone service
begins to Philippines.
1941-Government seizes Axis
shipping in American ports.
lI942-Corregidor still bombed
day and night. Germans bomb
Moscow and shell Leningrad.
1943-Second stage of Allies
campaign in Tunisia ends. U. s.
House rejects Ruml -pay-as-you-go
income tax plan. tt
1944-U. S. planes bomb Sofia.
1851. S. 7th Army takes
Heidelberg in Germany.
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VII al8ays SEEK the truth and print Il without
geaf ana without favor; never be afraid to attack
usfoas ~ 10 applaud right; always fight for
ssaefess. never be the organ or mouthpiece 81
a. auxsnn. xllqAe. faeiion OF class; always
- 4#|A b. he public welfare; never
t&ssafs Nf.hplien nr lN5n&ice; denounee vice
4 4 psasas tsstnc. eomhsend good done by in
a.sal or equalization; tolerant Of others
kaA sirwm aud opinions; print only news
A. Mlll elevaie and not contaminate The reader
aver eoupF0naiae with principle.
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Another ''stork derby" is underway
la Furonto. Canada. where former mayor
has begusathed $4,000 in prizes for the
mufhers bearing the largest number of
shlldren In the next ten years. The first
pfize ~ si ESQ does not compare with the
s.milar olfer that preciptated the baby
race that ended In 1898 when four Toronto
u.others shared a 100000 prize.
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Newspapers in the United States
donated more than $1,000, 100000 to the
promotion of the war machine, and are
constantly behind every move for the COM
mon good.
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MANUFACTURE OF GAS

CHICAGO. - Manufacture of
gasoline from natural gas will be
tried out on a large scale in a
new Texas plant to be erected at
cost of $14,0O0,000.
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l.LE. Ma
The Weather
REPORT :

=, Key West and vicinity: Partly
cloddy fthfs afternoon, tonight and
Sunday. Gentle to moderate vari-
able winds, mostly westerly.
Florida: Partly cloudy today,
tonight and Sunday. Slightly
warmer Sunday and over ex-
tereme north portion today.
Jacksonville through the. Flor
ida Straits and East Gulf of Mex
leo: Moderate to fresh westerly
winds today gradually backing to
moderate+southwesterly by. Sun
day. Partly cloudy weather.
Jacksonville to Alphabetical:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
WEATHER REPORT
Key West, Fla, March 80, 1916
Observation taken at $50 am
Eastern Standard Time
Getty office)
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FINE MEALS AT
THE CLARAMONT

Claramunt Inn Restaurant at
426 Greene street is a little spot
where the owner, Danny Cruz,
and his delightful wife serve real
Spanish dishes such, as yellow
rife and Shitken bla& beans,
Spankh, b Jan fs9up shili con
-cafneSahd other ba1atable foods.
This couple invite the public
to try, their foods and be con-
Vinced of their quality. Their an
nouncement appears regularly in
The Citizen. tQa
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Love in the Snow is an operatta
now being produced in the East. 'Let it
snow, let it snow, let it snow"
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Arrangements were conplesssi
yesterday for a yacht race. star
ing Saturday, between Key W.
and Havana. alhifl "a
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GOOD JOBS ron FoRnEn
MILITARY
OCCUPATfONAI.
SPECIALISTS

Jon Wos ssE.as.
Radio nepalrmam.
FIXED ssaston asm aAa
Intercrpt cenapat
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Radio NepaiFmmn. y ttH ass s. IA
Radio Mechanic. gsQ
Tafget Airpians nal A.aa
Hadtl OperateF-H eehasls,
Radar Observer aeeGasis.
BombaTdmrst S>sT "a
aud many sshsr sklll.. ss~rr@
new oppoFtaaity Gee aaaa,
Stcafls sork ~ assa nas. 81
y0u were hoaoFahts afsshaaaea
~ from the Armay on ag after Mas
o.. 1915. asd ketaz msaae o.
D one pf the nltlttRss FFnnn tteaa1
seVelnfttes tM0sg. yaa ssas aas6
enlist Ia she ftexsiaF AFAss So
your qualified specially ama ~
q grade depenlimg On zee fsamsh
of year pres tsas aoe seTs&ee.
prev lied soa ace hrfnrw 4ugs q.
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special grade yWn wtlt eNee1sR
ubaer this rev NaF tsspssamsem2
oraer. Appis at che q. =. aWams
Hrcratttna ~tast9a. 49, ssm@a
0ffice BuildiRm. Miaasa. Ea@sAaa.
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Mrs. Rosa Z .Duval. "a. died Isl
night in her home a els AortH
Beach. Funeral services VII -
conducted this afternoon. heNsn-
ming at s O'Clock, In 81 MaryS
Roman Catholic Church. win tie
Rev. A l.. Maureau. Sd. ofEirlaA
ing.
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!, sdbseribs ,tsl ne Glshsn-sss
weekly.