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Evening star., 1946-09-27
Press Meeting

Americas Food Bill-What Will
1t Cost Us?" will be the subject of a
talk by Roy l.. Thompson, chairman
of the Price Decontrol Board, before
4 luncheon meeting of the Women S
National Press Club at l pm. Mon
dav at the Mayf1oWer Hotel.
Over 43 per cent of the present
cost of living goes for food. MI
Thompson will discuss its part in the
general economy and the imitation
picture.
Deadline for luncheon reservations
is today.
Evening star., 1946-09-27
COLONY Luncheon

The Phyllis Lyman Colony of the
National Society of New England
Women will hold a luncheon meet
ing at 1890 pm. Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Roy c. Bowker, 44l5
Thirty ninth street NV.
Each member is requested to bring
a small heirloom and be prepared
to discuss it's history. ~
Evening star., 1946-09-27
In the Orange Blossom Parade

Miss Florence S. Nejako was
bride of Saturday, her marriage to
Mr.. John T. Lumpkins taking place
in st. Gabriels Church with the
Rev. Louis w. Albert off1ciating at
the ceremony.
White taffeta and tulle was worn
by the BRIDE whose parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John j. Nejako, came from
their home in Kingston, Pa, for
the wedding, her father eScortlng
her to the sanctuary. Her veil was
held in place by a headdress Of
orange blossoms and she carried
shower bouquet of white roses.
Miss Delete Drye, the maid OF
honor, wore pink taffeta and carried
a bouquet of mixed flowers.
Mr.. Lumpzins is the son of Mrs.
Mary a Lumpkins Of Ridge, Md, and
he had for his best man Mr.. Thomas
B. Wise. Mr.. F Barry Gates and
Mr.. George c. Wise served as ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs Lumpkins left for
trip north after the reception and
will make their home in Washing
ton.
BaSile.EnSebi0
MISS Hazel Aileen Eusebio, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Euseblo
of Washington, was married Satur-
day to Mr.. Louis Rudolph Basile,
son of Mr.. A. BaSile, in st. Peter S
rectory, the Rev. Martin w. Hyland
officiating.
The bride wore white satin
gown and a tulle veil which fell
from a coronet of seed pearls. The
flowers she carried were white roses
and babies breath.
Miss Mary E. Pitcher, who served
as maid of honor, was clad in pink
chiffon, with headdress and flowers
of pink roses and delphinium.
Mr.. Ralph Basile, the bride
groom's brother, was his best man,
and the ushers were Mr.. Alfred
Basile and Mr.. Stanley Eusebio.
Mr. and Mrs. Basile will make
their home in Washington.
Rabbif-Moper
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lewis Rab-
bitt, jr., nave returned from their
wedding trip and are living at 1882
Capitol View Avenue in Capitol
View, Silver Spring. The marriage
of Mr. Rabbit to Miss Virginia
Mower. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse T. Mower, took place recently
at the Emory Methodist Church in
Brightwood, the Rev. DR.. Edgar C.
Berry officiating.
Mr.. Rabbit, who is a son of Mr..
and Mrs Rabbit, had as his best
man Mr.. Vernon E. Mower. brother
OF the bride, and the ushers were
Mr.. Fred Halder and Mr.. Curtis
Shinn.
Evening star., 1946-09-27

Miss Inez M. English was maid Of
honor for the bride and her brides
maids were the Misses Mildred L.
Keller and Patricia M. Glynn.
The reception was held in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mower.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-22

mere ' zadrugi, zlasti birokrat-
sko poslovanje in brezdusni od-
nosi upravnega odbora do osta-
lih zadruznikov. Tudi v marsi-
katero zadrugo SO sc vgnezdili
razni spekuianti in ljudski skod-
ljivci, Xxi hi radi ziveli ma racun
ljudstva in seveda delajo tudi v.
skladu s svojini sebicnimi in.
teresi.
| Slabe izkusnje, XII jih ina ma
Sc ljudstvo IL casov bivse Jugo-,
slavic, ko SO vecini zadrug 60
spodarili TAXI element, nu v ta-
KEN primeru upraviceno jemlje-
| jo zaupanje zadrugo. Dolznost
zadruznikov in kjer zadruzniki
sami MISC toliko zreli, predvsem
odborov Osvobodilne fronte ,je,
da razkrinkajo take spekulante
in vplivajo, da bodo v vodstvo
zadrug izvoljeni drugi posteni
ljudje.
Vsak posten in delaven uprav-
nj odbor bo v stalnih stikih z "a
druzniki, jih bo sproti obvescal
o delu in tezavah zadruge in Jim
DO tudi tolmacil naloge, Xxi Sc
jih je treba lotiti. Zadruzniki, XII
bodo ma pravilen nacin vsem
pouceni, bodo nedvomno radi
sledili nasvetom in bodo sodelo-
/ vail v izvrsevanju danih nalog.
Nase kmecko ljudstvo danes
| z velikimi napori pa obenem z
velikim poletom obnavlja svoje
domacije. Maj DO obnovitveni
kredit, XII ga bodo prejele zadru-
ge temelj novega Sc vecjega po-
leta, XII DO v korist predvsem
kmeckemu ljudstvu samemu pa
Itudi cell drzavi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-22
n ovice Il.
stare dom0vine
IL kamne gorice

liz kamne gorice
Zelo malo sc slisi iz Kamne
gorice, vendar smo tudi tukaj
ljudje, XII cutimo vse potrebe
danasnjega casa. Delamo pozr-
tvovalno in 81 pomagamo med
seboj.
Tudi volitve so v nasi vasi
uspele zelo dobro, sal imamo
med seboj samo tri, XII bi zele-
Ii, da sc vrne stare, vsi ostali
pa smo enodusni "a marsala Ii
ia. Imamo tudi nekaj takih, XII
MISC volili. To so tisti, XII SO sc
naselili v Kamno gorico. Ljud-
stvo v vasi je zelo nezadovolj-
no z mimi. Ma dan volitev smo
vsi vascani sli pred nThove hi
se in Jim odkrito povedali, da
nismo zadovoljni z mimi.
Ma sestanke pridno hodimo
in kulturno sc tudi izobrazuje-
mo. Mladina zelo pridno dopi-
suje "Sten-cas' in Sc vidi, da
ina razumevanje "a move case.
zivljenje v vasi poteka res v
slogi in lepo. V predsednika
krajevnega odbora imamo veil
ko zaupanje, ker je posten. V
medsebojnem tovaristvu bono
dokazali, da sno postal vredni,
da Sc nam pomaga.
| Nase zivljenje je tezko. Ma
kovalo je mas kruh; izdelujemo
zeblje z nasimi zuljevirni roka-
mi. Dne II. novembra je bila
obletnica, ko mas je okupator S
silo odpeljal IL vasi v Ljuhjano.
Hotel mas je pridobiti "a donao-
bransko vojsko. Pa Sc nisnao da-
/ Ii, ponudbo smo odbili in s1no
ponosni ma to. Tezki CAST 90 ,bili
takrat, danes SO lepsi Da je
res tako, je dokaz preepa ma
nifestacija il nase vasi ~ mar
saia Tita in "a republikp.
/ Re3ck Janez.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-22
Kmetie, posluite Sc kredita "a obnoyo


Gin pref obnovi, ker Sc DO S tenn
utrdilo tudi celotno drzavno 60
spodarstvo. Ljudska drzata ka-,
kor je nasa, nedvomno ne DO po-
gnala ma boben nikogar, XII DO
kredit posteno porabil, cetudi bi
sc zgodilo, kar sc rnnogi boje,
da po 20 letih se ne bi mogli
posojila vrniti. Jamstvo "a kre-
dit je uvedeno samo zato, da
DO vsak prejemnik cutil nekako
moralno dolznost, da bo kredit
res uporabil namene, "a kate
re je dolocen, in da DO tako 60
spodaril, da ga bo lahko vrnil.
Kajti lahko bi Sc zgodilo, da bi
eden ali drugi posojilo zlorabil
ali bi svoje gospodarstvo zapra-
vii, pri cemer bi trpela skodo
drzava, &c bi ne bilo jamstva.
Steer pa je doba 20 let, XII je
dolocena "a vrnitev kredita
brez dvoma dovolj dolga, da 81
bo v tenn casu lahko vsak opo-
mogel. &c racunamo, da so sc v
enem letu razmere ogromno
zboljsale, in &c racunamo, da bo
nase gospodarstvo stalno tako
napredovalo, bodo kmalu minili
tudi tezki casi, v katerih 1--WE
danes Sc mnogi predict nasega
podezelja. Seveda pa je to od-
visno predvsem cd ljudstva sa-
mega in njegovega pametnega
gospodarjenja.
Nedvomno povzrocajo pone.
kod pri clanih obnovitvenih "a
drug strah tudi neurejene raz.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-22

ocistili ter pc trdem delu posedli
k zasluzenemu kosilu. Vsem je
disalo in dobro teknilo. Pc KRAFT
KEN oddihu, XII nam ga je vedro
ohladila godba, smo uprizorili v
dvorani Posojilnice Sc akade-
milo.
Vascani so spoznali, da MISC
osamljeni in pozabljeni. Oblju-
bill smo Jim, da bono Sc prisli
mednje, povedali pa tudi osta-
linn organizacijam v Ljubljani,
maj pridejo Sodrazanom v po-
moe! Gb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-22
NaSa pomoc "a obnovo poruSene SodraIice
Penatis il "Slovenskesa porosevaica"

Ljubljana. - Porocilo v ''Slo-
venskem porocevalcu" O poruse-
nj Sodrazici je vzpodbudilo sin
dikalne organizacije v Ljubljani
-Navod, Izos, Jugopetrol, Me-
dic-Zanki it'd, da srno sc odlo-
Gill pomagati poruseni Sodrazi-
ci. Preteklo nedeljo 16. maja
zjutraj so pridrdrali kamioni v
Sodrazico. Vsak kamion je incl
svojo zastavo, prepevali smo,
zaigrala je harmonika, "Zdra-
vo" klici SO odmevali proti Veil
XII gori, ko so domacini ustavlja-
Ii avto "a avtom pred mostom.
Ko smo izstopili iz kamionov,
smo Sc organizirano postavili v
red ter po razporedu odsli takoj
ma delo-oborozeni z lopatami
in krampi. Skupine so vodili do
macini do posameznih rusevin.
Zastavonosa je zasadil zastavo
svoje sindikalne organizacije v
rusevino, delo je bio v trenutku
razdeljeno, tovarisi smo smell Sc
srajce in prieeli z delom.
To smo bill lie delavci S kami-
onov! Naenkrat pa Sc zacuje liz
daljave tudi koracnica godbe ma
pihala. Il Zamostca je prihajala
kolona. To je Sc bolj okrepilo
'dobro voljo Sodrazanov. Tudi ia
kolona je takoj odsla ma odkaza-
ne rusevine.
Rusevine so paddle, krampi SO
peli, lopate SO hrescale. Naloze-
nj vozovi in kamior1i so odpelja-
vail rusevine.
'Dva kamiona sem, eden maj
gre ma krizisce, trije pred stare
Solo, stirje vozovi k tovarisu
Levsteku, trije vozovi so potreb-
nj tovarisu Kovacicu, diva kami.
ona potrebuje tovaris Mikolic!!''
/ je razporejal vodja delovne ak.
cije.
Skoraj vsi domacini so 81 "a.
dali svoje dolznosti in so prihi'
tell ma delo. Med delom smo pre-
pevali partizanske pesmi, da sc
lopate in krampi Sc bolj udarja'
Ii. Mic cato, &c polzi po plecif
znoj, nekaterim kar curkoma
lie dajmo, tovarisice in tova
risi, da bo vec storjenega"
Resni6no Sc nisnao naogli ma
cuditi poruseni Sodrazici II
sprasevali srno domacine, kakt
je bilo v onih zalostnih dnel
lbornbardiranja 1912 in med oku
pacijo. Veliko gorja so pretrpel
vascani tiste case.
Blizal Sc je zakljucek della. *
je udarilo dive popoldne, smo po
llagonaa drug "a drugin zapusca
i ii svoja 1nesta, oddali orcdje, .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-22

1uuO Je VOJna prlzaOeIa ndSe
podezelje. Bilo je unioenih ma IT,
soce his in gospodarskih poslo-
pij, po nekaterih predelih so
bile porusene cele vasi in celia
naselja. Marsikje SO Sc razse-
ljeni in izseljeni prebivalci po
koncani vojni znasli golih rok
ma razvalinah svojih domacij.
Nekateri so obupavali in skoro
MISC videli izhoda, nekateri SO
pricakovali, da Jim DO nova dr.
zava v kratkem casu postavila
move domove.
Celotna drzava je bila pc vol
nj prav tako prizadeta kakor
marsikateri posameznik. Oku-
patorji so unicili, oropali in od-
peljali velik del njenega imetja,
zato je razumljivo, da nova OBJ
last nj mogla nuditi takoj unice-
nemu kmeckemu prebivalstvu
zadostne materialne pomoei.
Pac pa je takoj priskocila ma po-
moe nasveti in z organizacijo
obnovitvenih zadrug.
Kakor med vojno, je tudi po
osvoboditvi pokazala ljudstvu
pot, po kateri DO najprej prislo
do resitve. Res so Sc prizadeti
kmetie zaceli zdruzevati v OBJ
novitvene zadruge. Skoraj brez
sredstev so v zadrugah vendar
laze premagovali vse tezave, ko
so priceli pospraWjati rusevine
in pripravljali tennelje "a move
domove. Ko 81 je drzava opomo-
gla iz najvecjih gospodarskih
tezav, je tudi ona lahko izdat-
neje podprla nase obnavljajoce
Sc podezelje in je priskocila ma
| pomoc S krediti "a obnovo.
ze lansko jesen je nase pode-
zelje dobilo nekaj takega kredi-
ia, letos pa je bilo "a obnovo
podezelja Ljudski republiki
Slovenije dolocenih 12O milijo-
nov dinarjev il obnovitvenega
sklada. Cd tega dobe obnovit-
vene zadruge 80 milijonov. Prvi
obrok tega kredita znesku rs
milijonov dinarjev je bill nedav-
no stavljen ma razpolago obno.
vitvenim zadruga a m. Kredit
predstavlja zaradi mike 900 OBJ
restne mere in zaradi 2O-letne
amortizacijske dobe veliko
ugodnost "a nasega prizadetegs
| kmeta.
Visina kredita je sicer v pri.
meri potrebami majhna, toda
re dosedanje izkusnje SO polka.
| zale, da sc da S prostovoljnim
delom in pripravo materiala
XII ga nase ljudstvo samo premo'
re, kredit priblizno petkrat po'
vecati: 80 milijonov dinarje,
| maj bi dalo 400 milijonev, kar IL
nekaj pomeni. Seveda pa je tc
| odvisno Cd samih zadrug, cd Mi
hove Indicative, delavnosti in iz
najdljivosti. CHM pref bodo "a
druge izrabile nakazani kredit
tenn pref sc Jim DO nudila MOI
most nakazila nadaljnih obro
kov.
Marsikateri kmet je godrnjal
ko je zvedel "a kredit, ces, ka.
BON S kreditom, dovolj sem pre-
stal in zrtvoval v borbi "a novc
| drzavo, lahko bi mi drzava pode
lila kako podporo, ali pa visa.
| posojilo brez obresti. Toda pr
! tenn nj pomislil, da je drzavs
sama stiski in da ina ma raz
| polago sredstev komaj "a krit
je najnujnejsih potreb. De bi no
tela drzava dajati darila, bi mo
i rala tiskati ogromne kolicin'
denarja, seveda pa bi tenn de
mar izgubil vrednost in Y nevar
most hi prislo vse drzavno 90
spodarstvo.
4 Znano pa je tudi, da Sc pone
kod posamezni clani, pa tudi ce
lie zadruge branijo kredita i
strahu pred zadoaAtwjo, zlast
Evening star., 1946-10-16
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-04

f7s2--John nKmnea AH
Carolina governuE. 3 ~
and Secretary 81 80 New# ~
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note. born In HtNaom Del
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-04
TODAY's BIRTHDAYS
lKnoW Amarical

Maj. Gen. Harold M. McClel-
land. Army Air Forces radio lead
err, born in Tiffin. Iowa, So years
ago.
James e. Fraser of Westport,
Conn, famed sculptor, born In
Winona, Mimi, 10 years ago.
Rear Admiral Thomas G.. w
Settle, famed Navy balloonist,
born in Washington, D. c., 81
years ago.
John G. Erhardt of New York,
Envoy Extraordinary to Aus
tria, born in Brooklyn, N. Y, 81
years ago.
DR.. Karl M. Bowman of San
Francisco, famed psychiatric
leader, born in Topeka, Kans.,
SO years ago.
Edward L. Shea, president The
North American Co., New York,
born in Nashua, N. H., 81 years
ago.
DR.. Rolla E. Dyer, of the Ma
tional Institute of Health, Wash
ington, born in Delaware Co.,
Ohio, go years ago.
Gena Branscombe of New
York, composer, born in Picton,
Canada. IS years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-04
ARGENTINA
MANOUvERs

The Argentine Govern
meui. about % stage full-
sale military manouvers,
has invited the American
Nll.iary Attache 10 be pres
snt fur the first time in six
Fean 81
he manouvers are said
% he the largest in Argen-
tlne History aud Il may as
sell BE- noted that the gov
sFumeut j. spending about
e. psr cent Of is income on
armed forces. Just what is
haek 81 the military pro-
gram being developed by
President Peron Is not
kHown. bat the same money,
pent tu the development of
Argentina. would do the
people st that country far
greater good.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-04

We are discovering the
FsRht tnings IN the wrong
uFdeF declares DIR. Ray
mamd Fosdiek. president of
ghe koc kefelleT Foundation,
waFnlpg that mans mastery
90 nattlft threatens 10 blow
uuF civilization into drifting
dust unless Il h equalled or
suTpa ssed by adequat G
kuow ledge Of human prob
iFms.
The theory that men are
developing wrong. or dis
covering the right things in
che 8rOng order. may sound
plausible. but there is no
pruof whatever that il is
correct The sentiment stems
lrom the apprehensiOns Of
saFiona minded thinkers but
such fears have been ex-
pressed throughout the ages
as new developments have
compelled mankind To rear
FumEe lts affairs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-04
WILL CONGRESS- :
THINK so?

I'm prosperous times we
should make every effort to
reduce the debt" declares
John w. Snyder, Secretary
of the Treasury, in admit
ting that the Federal bud
get would not be balanced
during the present fiscal
year.
The general statement OF
Mr.. Snyder represents sound
judgment and is applicable
to individuals and institu-
tons as we'll as to govern
ments. If indebtedness is not
reduced in prosperous times,
there is no opportunity
whatever to reduce it in
years of depression.
Unfortunately, the senti-
ment expressed by the Sec
rotary of the Treasury, al
though approved by intelli-
gent Congress S m en- will
have little weight when
that body gets around to. a
tax reduction.
Already, the Congress has
given some relief to tax
payers and it it should be
noted that if there had been
no reduction in taxes, the
Federal budget would have
been balanced in the pres
ent fiscal year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-04
IT'S YOUR DUTY

The Citizen realizes it is a
hard task to break the mood
that prevails among local
voters generally regarding
the election to be held to-
morrow. That mood is that
it is not worthwhile to go to
the polls because the Demo-
cratic candidates have no
opposition. Even if that were
true, still every voter in the
county should cast his ballot.
Still continuing the assump-
ton that there is no epposl-
ton. the people OF. the coun-
ty. in going to the polls,
would be voting to help their
county, because the larger
the vote the greater would
be our political prestige.
It would be much to our
benefit if we voted our
strength at every election.
Were that done, politicians
in office would be more IN
clined to help us when we
appealed to them.
But there is opposition IN
the election tomorrow. SPECS
sard Holland, Democratic
candidate for the United
States Senate, is opposed by
a Republican.
Holland is widely known
in Key West, and, for more
than a quarter of a century,
he has been a friend of Key
West. We should ne v e +
forget that while he was
governor, the State Road De-
partment, at his direction,
reconstructed the Overseas
Highway. Before that time,
water gaps in the highway
were connected with rickety
bridges; now we ha V e
bridges of steel and con-
crete, and the highway is
among the most substantial
in the country.
Give Holland a good vote
tomorrow. That is a duty
every Key Wester should
perform.
Friday night Holland re-
turned to his native town in
Union. w. Va, and made a
speech under the auspices Of
the Monroe County Demo-
cratic Executive Committee
i'm that city. Here is an ex-
cerpt from his speech that
should actuate Democrats
everywhere to go to the
polls: -;
THE philosophy of the
Republican party places
wealth, big business apd
property first in the expec-
tation that if corporate bust
ness is prosperous, the pros
.perity will percolate down to
the individual.
THE Democratic party,
on the other hand, places
human rights and the well
fare of the individual first
and foremost"
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ONE KEY WESTER DEAD
frrr<;x.,<s|s $685.. pace rsrso3

N0A1llAA4G4 ~ jill - 49,
morning at the Sweeting Service
Station remarked that they could
not understand how anybody
could have lived in the front.
Chief Deputy Wallace said
that he judged, from the blood
he. saw in the highway at the
bridge, and in the car, that more
than a gallon of blood was lost
by the six occupants.
Smith Girl Bled PrcfuseiY
Dorothy Smith bled more than
any of the others injured, it was
reported. The cut in her fore
head ran down the middle and
then to the right side as far
as the tempe. The cash was so
deep her skull was exposed. Ar
rangements were made this
morning to give her blood trans
fusions.
PritchaEd's two ambulanceS
and, an ambulance from: the air
station at Boca Chica were used
to take the injured to the Key
West General Hospital and the
Key West Naval Hospital. The
two men were taken to the lat
ter institution an dthe four young
women to the municipal hospital.
though one of the women at first
was carried to the naval hospital
and then transferred to the NUM-
cipal hospital.
Dr.. Moore. at the municipal
hospital worked on the young
women for five and one-hah
hours continuously.
At 1890 o'clock this morning
Margaret Pinder and Rosemary
FELTON, left here in an ambulance
for a hospital in Miami.
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WANTED

Wanted - Exclusive liStings of
Florida Key properties, particu-
larly those with highway,
ocean, or bay frontages, south
of the intersection of the high
way and Key Largo. Exclusive
listjpgs will justify my adver-
Using and mailing campaign
with brochure presentation, en-
abling me to get top prices for
you by one who devotes his en-
tire time and effort to the sale
of Key properties. w. M. Egan,
829 Alfred 1. Dupont Bldg, Mi
ami, Fla. Phone 9-4641.
noVl-tf
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CHROME PLATING
Give those unsightly, rusty, or
furnished articles a new lease
on life. Faucets, boat hard
ware, waffle irons, lamps, per-
culators, refrigerator shelves,
guns, fishing reels-anything
and everything. Have them
rechromed or give them an
original coat. No more rust, cor
rosion or tarnish. Also copper,
nickel and silver plating done.
Reasonable prices. Come in or
call at Peppers Plumbing Sup
plies, 512 Fleming, Phone 118.
oct22-tf
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LOCAL CRal -

(COntinu@d YrOin t"m@@ A@R#R
pital. Boy Scouts. Cot @e@ala
County Welfare ComuiltaNe ass
State Welfare Beard 0thNf 81
fare organizations VII b. @sism
ted if they dealre and mett
necessary aualiiieationa htmass
said.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

Avon Products, Inc, will train
women to earn $100 and more
per hour representing our prod
ucts. Start now to offer Christ
mas Gift Sets to our customers.
Women now employed need not
apply. Write giving qualifica-
tons and home address TO Mrs.
Roxie Smedley, c/o Overseas
Hotel, Key West. nov2-4t
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GRANDMA OBJECTS

GREAT FALLS, Mont. lap
The Great Falls Tribune re-
Gently quoted this postcard COM
munication received over the sig
nature GRANDMOTHER" Found
in the city-The meanest man
who stole his grandmother's
white blanket, with blue stripes,
and just before cold weather sets
in. Isn't that terrible? Shows Just
what kind of heart he has.
Doesn't know right from wrong.
No brains to think with"
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ALL I'M THE FAMILY

PHILADELPHIA. - Margaret
Milligan and Joseph Bonner, who
were married twenty years ago.
were witnesses at the wedding Of
their parents on October 18TH