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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-05
ra,ugsubiolrtisml,s, ,reIiei0ic &or.
urteiIe uno lpirtihoftIihe Musbeu.

ralugsubi iolutisml,s, religiOic Nors
urteiIe uno ipirtibaftIihe Musbeu.
tung 5u nermeiocn. Die Terei,,ietea
Staaten iollten Die Jiibruna bierbei
iibernebmen uno oielen lteberleben.
oen Der 9ta5i-&onSentrationsldge Elm
neues 2eben bieten.i
Sm 3ulammenmnge nit Ser be-
,iiglih ser $. 8. 29tO Torlage i'm
Mai itcttgciultoenen Ginrerllabrne
erinnert Carl q. Sarriion, ser Gur-
litelrce bes Gitiscns Committee on
displaced Herions unb friiberer9 ont
miiiioner Of EMANCIPATION, ale In
tere iierten Mmeritaner, OaB lie riht
erman1eln iollten, ibre 3ultmnung
Su oie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ioiort aus
Suoriiden uno in bieiem Sinue an
ibre &pngreBIeute uno Senatoret III
@aibington iofort ldretben ODER
telegrapbieren. Gr fiibrte aus, oaB
.oas pororineliddte 9eSiirinls ser
letten $4,000 europdiiden OY's
oarin beitebt, elm 9ano oauernoe!a
slufentboItes su finoen. Mae anberen
Jormen bon Silfeleiltlng moge1
3tpar not,penoig ieilb aber lie bieten
feline befrieoigenoe Soiung bieIcs
arrmolegenoen 8eMirfniHes."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-05
NOS iist ie 3,.tr6st

Gie jiingltc 1odbter Der geterif.
Wutter ,par tlr5iidtig. 0ieiem lle6el
mar es 5l,5l,ihreibem oaB tie tros if
rer 90 Sabre nod feinen Wfanu &C.
flmSen bate. Tas ipurlnte 9lnna, ga
ibre Sbrpeltern piel finger sebeiro,
tet batten. Mn 1reicru batte es ibr
alth nitt gefeblt; aber ale batten lid)
bonn ibr obge,patot, iobalo lie sic
ltarfe alr5iidtisfeit ,oes MGodens
temerft batten. $50 ibledt iiebit 81,
gar nibt, aenn6en, iproh sic Nr,lt
ter, ~ou mubt Dir MIR mebr sFiibc
, 9eben, oen fleiner SebiebIer 5u oer.
bergen"
"0u bait red)t, M,ltter," iprad;
Ole Oodter, "oem niid)ltelp ssreier mill
idj lhon belpeien oab id quite sluaclr
babe"
Der nel,e 5reier ioro iih balo in
Der Geltalt eires ih,rlden 9auern>
burlben, Gines Sonltoasabenns
tam cr l6on, als Mnna nod mn ,Siit.
nern mar. Shneu mari iic ocm GicA
nod einen slrm Doll Isutter bin, bari,
elite lie in ibre aammer, lm l;d,
"ltaats" 81 MAIDEN. Sn5pilfen battt
Idon Sic Mutter fir Sen germ aciebc
men Gait einew &rllg Sie5 beraui ee.
bolt. slls slnna in sic Stu6c fam -
lic batte iid) orbentlih btral,saepl;bt
- rannte iie gum 5iih, pcriette Dem
Nie5frng einen seborigen Sblag unS
rief: ~0u Of brefig &as, bau eflic,
SuOer, medoe oih bal lo=e rob-"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-05
1(mteriea,,iiAc 8etc
Kre,,3 Kenpe,,tiet,
Bonn 8. Bis IL. SUM

NotionaI prnminente Meoner tper.
Sen in Sen bier Taeen Yroeramm
ser Mmerifnniid,en &ote &rers Na.
tionalen &onbention, sic am Montaa,
oen 9. Sunni. i'm Hublic gubitoriinn
er0ffnet miro, re6en.
Ser am meiiten ausee5eifnete mi.
litGri'fle &eoner miro er,partet Ge-
neral go,,rtnep 8. &ooges. ein 8e.
term bei6er Weltfriege. seeentp6rtip
oient er aIs General 6es 1. Mrmcc-
@ommanbos: Go,berneur ssniel bon
Nap gorf.
Die anberen NeSner tperben 6er
@rieo6ier General Charles g. Mo-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-05
Sriide G,.ft Gatttp
vSeli>aritY"
ocs Mrbener llntcritiibnnss.Yerein.

gltern Scr ainoer! 8alo lit b;c
S1ule aus uno obige Organization
bat es auf lid gellomlnen nidt nur
&inoern cine quite 3eit IN ibrem Je-
rien az geben ionoern alf eilh 81
tern cine iorsenfreie Nohe ooer 5.pt!
tuenn ibr cure &iuoer in einen Camp
idifen f0nnt, ser euh bie Gorge fiir
tur5e 3cit abnimmt fiir cure &inoer,
inoem tic bon ser StraBe genommen
lperoen uno lid, in einem Camp tun-
mcln fonnen, 100 uQe 8eiahr fir lie
beieitigt lit. Scnn bort erbalten lie
nidt nur Elm sutes gifn iiir sic 3cit
no iie BORT iino ionbern aub .i1
itaatlif gepriifter Snitruftor miro
oen gon5en Gag oic, s(ufiibt fiibren
iiber Die &inOer, eure &inoer, Gltern.
sllles mas Sic 81 tun baben lit, ool,
lie iih ipeitere Mustunit bolen tele-
pboniih BON SEN folsenben Stellen:
&orl Marr, 12OO3 Sector slre.,
! gSinton O414. Hiharo Glsner, 6SO1
/ Jlotperoale Mue.. Sntario 227S; ST..
slnna Miiller, 1904 9rumb Npe,
Senoerlon 1898. Nalter Meibner,
625 Gait 99tb Str, Yotomac OO3O:
Sic aperben Nun fragen: @as to.
/ Itet oieis Giiriorse? Gan5e $12 Sic
@ode; fir Mitslieoer oes srbeiter.
llnterit. .9unoes lit es nur $40.
giaiger fonnen iie lire &inoer mir
aenos fir cine 8ohe in einem Camp
oerioret ieben.
Snbe5ua auf SEN @eiunbbeits5u.
itono nnlB bos &inb iid alleroirgs
vnr 8e5ieben ocs Camps nnterluhen
Iuiien, Oenn Die gltern lpollen bod
|altd) ibre &i1oer unter geiunben I'm
Itiinben lintersebruht ieben Ger
Gamp befinoet iid, an Der &oute 80,
Afeile ipcIt BON NoDnlton. ,sragen
lie irgcno einen Sungen uOer :Dtia,
ben, sic ic)on einnlnl i'm Camp 1un,
rem pb er ,uieoer him mill, er miro be-
geiitert rltfen: Sa! 0arum Gltern
nebmt Die @elegenbeit luabr uno fro
1en iie Inn lpeitere Mnsfunft bel obi
aen Be,onnten. Ser Camp lit berr-
li6 selegen I'M @alo uno Gag uno
Ia6t iino oie ainber ulttcr frellno-
lider Sbbut. Sir ssungen ipie @tao-
ben iinS getrennte Sd)lafralme pors
banoen. Ser Gnmp offnet feline Gore
am 90. Sunni lno ,uirb s @oden &c.
offnet iein. gltern mad)t elh iorgen'
frei fir Elm ober 5>uei @ofcn uno Sic
Rinoer ,perSen erfriid)t nod 6auie
suriidfebren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-05
Rtppe>re,1te Gkeater
vGbenennc" beginnt Nittmod),
II. Suni.

"GbcpCnuc", @arner Bros. glftion
gepaftes 'ronlantiIhes Sromo oes
gorcaueIten miro oie nene elttraf.
tion I'M Sippcbrpme Sbcater iein nit
0ennis Wtorgan, Sane @pnlnn, So.
mis- Yaige unO Bruce 9ennct IN Den
Sitelrpllen. Sic Mftion ser ,silmac,
id)ihte baiiisrt ollf elmer 8eihihte
bon Saul &. &cunran lno cntbdit
piel Sd)onbeit dber aild) oic Saten
Der gciebloicu Sproen be sic Sin.
iieOler iorhpdbreno in Surd)t lestcn.
sluBer Sen 8cnannten Ipielen noh
nit gllcn Sale, grtbur &ennop, rSubn
Giogelp, Barton WtacSane uno Gp!us
bon Stern Com Splcr ano Bob Stee-
le llno JIG baben piftige Hoaen. Sas
Spiel purbe aeif,rieben BON slaan
2eOtap uno Sbpmas @illiamion nit
miifuliibem Sintergruno Don Winr
Steiner.
n
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-05

Sic mo6te nit einem Menider
ipredyen, aber es lit nienlano oa. Sbr(
Suneens iino ielbltamoise Mdnnel
getporoen, Die iie niht mebr brauden
@irflih nid)t2
&c lit nod gar nidt 10 lange ber
oa oerlor Ser dlteIteit Sobn feline
Esrau: oa fam er gu ibr, 5u feline,
Wutter, nrit ieiner &er3ensnot.
Der iiingIte Sobn lit nod niht &c
tommen. Mber bieleiht -
un6 ba muB iie bod 6a iei,r!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-05

- lInterstiihen S,e D.e i'm .DolfI
NH unteritiiben sic Oicfe @cf66ftei
Evening star., 1947-07-06
THE FIRST WOMAN
Told by Lewis X. Hill

IN THE beginning of time, says an old
Il legend from the Sanskrit, the god Twashti
created the world Out of the elements he
created the sun and moon and stars, the hills
and forests, and finally man himself
All the solid elements were exhausted in
the creation of man. When the time came to
fashion woman, none of them was available
So Twashti took the roundness of the moon,
the undulation of the serpents, the entwining
of climbing plants, the slenderness of the
rose vine, the velvet of the flower. the light
ness of the leaf, the quick glance of the
fawn, the brightness of the suns rays, the
tears of the mist, the Inconsistency of the
wind, the timidity of the hare, the vanity
of the peacock. the softness of down, the
hardness of the diamond, the sweet of honey.
the cruelty of the tiger the warmth of fire,
the chill of snow, the chatter of the jay,
the cooling of the turtle dove
All these he combined to make woman.
And he gave woman to man as companion.
And mans days we're filled with happiness,
for now he had someone to share with him
the pleasures Of the world that was new and
beautiful. Together they walked on the car
peted floors Of the pine forests. and listened
to the singing of the birds. Hand in hand they
watched the sunrise. and in the evening mar
veled at the shifting colors of the sky when
the sun went down.
All these things are written in a book
called THE Surging of the Ocean of Time
1t is also written. however. that in the
Evening star., 1947-07-06

course of time the man came to Twashti,
saying:
Take her back. Take back the woman
you have given me, for she poisons my exist
ence. She chatters without rest. she takes up
my time so that l can scarcely get done with
the things | am fashioning for your greater
glory and mine, and she cries without reason.
Also, she is always ill.,"
So Twashti took her back. But eight days
later, the man was at Twashti's door.
LORD" hes said. my life is lonely since
the woman has gone Give her back to me.
For | remember how she danced before me,
and how she laughed and filled my heart with
pleasure. | remember how she clung to me,
and how sweet and comforting was her pres
ence when the sun went down. and my work
was finished for the day, and the darkness
surrounded me-
So Twashti returned the woman Only a
month passed. however. and the man again
importuned him.
my Lord" he said, Il do not know how
it is. cannot understand it exactly. but
am sure the woman causes me more annoy
ance than pleasure beg you, Twashti. to
take her away again"
Twashti answered, Go your way and do
the best you cam
But cannot live with her. the man
protested.
Neither" said the god, can you live
without her.
Evening star., 1947-07-06

LIGHT TOPICS. Newest inventions
in the field of electricity are: O A
battery device that lights up lady's
handbag when it is opened - so that
she can see all the things she isn't
looking for. (2) Believe it or not, a
fashlight that can be bent so that
it'll shine around corners. Personally,
we're not in the market, but no
doubt they'll be snapped up fast by
people who can see around corners.
Evening star., 1947-07-06
DNakMM;Hg

SORRY! From time to time we've
printed shaggy dog" story, and
now we'd like to present a shaggy
ant" story. Excuse it, please:
Two ants on a cracker box. One ant
was running pell nell and the other
called out, whats the rush?"
Can't you read?" painted the first
ant. 1T says to tear along the dotted
line"
Evening star., 1947-07-06
This Week Magazine
FOR A BETTER RIG
WILLIAM I NICROlS E1aar

a ID L 1 X A M CT
WILLIAM !. NICHOLS, E1asr
SIX WAYS THE WORLD CAN END. ....
by Albert A. Rsondf
mot SO FAST. DAVE. ".............. s
by Harold Chonnins Wire
Flik-FLAM FLYNN. 10
by Iumes r. Miller
cRoss-c COUNTRY fIAiR-DOs. ......... ~
BY JVdy Rees
TIE SECRET OF THE WRECK. ......... -
by Wall Mosey
you COULD GO cRAzN. 20
by Jim ConnM
BON VOYAGE. 70
Cover BY PeweIny, who oiso took tho
color piefaes On posss ~ ond 13
Evening star., 1947-07-06

WELL. WELL. WELL. A trade
paper recently made a survey of juke-
box tunes, and its findings make one
suspect that jitterbugs are going in
for cracked records nowadays. The
three most popular songs, according
to the survey, are "Chi-Baba, Chi
Baba," Il Wonder, l Wonder, l
Wonder" and Jack, Jack, jack
SLIGHT PAUSE. Due to the news
print shortage" says a Utah news
paper, I'VE postpone number of
births until next week"
Evening star., 1947-07-06

Names and descriptions Of all Characters In
dction stories and semi-fetion articles In this
magazine are wholly imaginary. Any name
which happens to be the same as that Of any
person. living dead. ID entirely eoincidentai.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-30
Hrr1ui11t,tra

gsa9 elmer r0miiden Welouna bat
Paplt Yius XII. Elm MpoltoliIdes lin.
ternuntiat in Megppten errihtet uno
Wtlgr. Mrtbnr Sngbes, ben bisberiaen
Apoltolii6en 9elegaten, All ieinem
perlonlihen 8ertreter in Megppten err
nannt. aegppten lit oas erlte moboru.
meoaniide 2ano, 6as 6ipIomotiife
ge5iebnngen nit benz 8atifan aufae.
nommen bat.
aaroinaI Or. Soief Strings, grsbi.
ibof bon &0ln, bat, ipie er in eirem
Sirtenbrief mitteilt, aeleaentlid, iei.
ner Seilnabme am Marianiid,en &on-
greB in &anaoa 5abIreihe 8iifSfe
aus aller 8elt CUR SeiInabme am ser
S1ebenbunoert- -Sabrfeier Der @runo.
lteinlegung oes &0lner Domes einoe.
iaoen. es tit oamit 5u re9nen, 6aB
i'm Mugnit 1948 in einem groBen geiI
oes Comes uieoer @ottesoienit obae.
balten tperoen fann.
Gin uncertainties @eridt in
yturnberg pernrteilte leste ISOLDE fie-
ben oeutide glerote - 6arunter sic
Seibar5te bon MooIf &itIer un6 Seiu.
rth Simmler - gum Eooe am @of-
gen. sic tparen idmerer 8erbrehen
gegen Die Nfeni6lihfeit bmrh arau-
lan1e erperimente an aon5entrations.
Lager. .Sniaiien iduloig befun6en NOR.
oen. Stint Der NIT ibnen anaefIoaten
Aer6te tpnroen 5u lebensIanaIifen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-30
Die weltberiihmte st. Bene-
dict-Wundsalbe

@rprobtes SeilmitteI gegen ale
Mrten bon alten uno friiben @un-
ben, @eidpiiren, @epddien, Bib.
munoen, &arbunfeln uip. Bitte @el6
uur our1 Boit Monep Sroer at idit.
ten. Seine Stantps. Seh3ig (6O)
Gents bic S1ddteI bei
J. L. STAAB
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-30

l7sos valleyview Ave-, oLEvE1AED n. Q.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-08
"Three Strangers" Gripping Film Fare

Tense meIodrama in the high ly successful tradition of "The Maltese Falcon" is the promise offered by Warner Bros Three Strangers" playing Sunday and and Monday at the Orpheum theatre
 Starring Sydney Greenstreet, Geraldine Fitzgerald and Peter Lorre as the narRe trio of the tl- tie, the plot hangs upon the ne farious activities of the oddly come-togethers who hold a joint sweepstakes ticket that cannot be cashed in when it becomes an important clue m 8 gruesome murder.
 Contributing to the excellence of the unusual and absorbing plot is the directing of Jean Ne guIesco, who did "The Mask of Dimitrios" and The Conspilat- ors."
 By pacing the film at an ever  quiekening tempo, Negulesco has achieved breathless quality of suspense throughout which makes for a continually absorb ing adventure Tn motion picture entertainment.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-08
Need Sewers For Layette Items

A sewing project sponsored by the Wemen's Volunteer Ser vice of the local chapter of the American Red Cross will begin next Tuesday, March 10, at the Community Center, Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson, Volunteer Ser vice chairman announced today.
 The children of war torn coun tries are desperately in need of clothing and reports from Red Cross representatives caused the National Rel Cross to respond by purchasing large quantities of cotton and woolen materials which have been issued to chap ters all over the country.
 The Kodiak chapter has been asked to make 450 layette items for destitute babies in refugee camps
 All women in the community who are interested in helping with thls work are asked to come to the Center Tuesday with the,r thimbles and scissors A detailed work plan will be pre-. sented.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-08

Last word on the Garland, Heinle Berger's boat that was tied up by a picket line in Seat tie, was received by Pat Lynch in wire this week that indicate ed the boats owner was await ing court action in the case.
 No word has been received on the outcome or on a sailing date.
 Many Kodiak shippers were expecting freight on the Garland.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-08
Teacher Weeds Army Man

Miss Bonnie MePeak, 4th grade teacher, and "A LeRoy Glahn, Fort Greedy, were marri- ed on Friday evening, Feb. 2s, at the Baptist Mission by Rev. Glen Chandler.
 Loene Kramer, teacher, and Sgt. Hughes, were the attend ants.
 The couple will make their home in Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-08
Special Registration Notice

For the benefit of voters un- able to register during regular office hours, schedule Of extra hours for this week was amour ced today.
 On Monday and Tuesday, March II and l2, the registra- tien book will be open from 9 am to 6 pm each day.
 On Wednesday only the office will be open in the evening, from 6 pm to 9 pm, in addi- tion to the regular office hours that day of g o 5
 Until the closing of registra- ton on the Saturday befo 6 the election regular office hours will be maintained.
 All voters desiring to register after office hours must do so this week on Monday and Tues. day before 6 pm, or Wednesday evening between 6 pm and g pm
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-08

Negotiation for the purchase of Jake Johnson's fox island near here was reported under way this week, with Al Nixon named as the interested purchaser No papers had been filed late yester- day
 The N xon's have been lying on nearby Ho iday island, owned by Mrs Edna Kraft.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-08
Couple Wed Yesterday

William Manley Higgins, U. s. Navy, and Evelyn Marie Clay, civilian employee at the base, were married yesterday at 3 o'clock by U. s Commissioner c W Bubendorf at the Casino.
 Witnesses were Rachel R. lams and Dale L. Digby.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-08

Ken Wade, director of the Community Center, t ok advan- tage of the installation of a new floor by Owen & Sutliff and left on the Elder, Fish & Wildlife boat, with Marcus Meyer and Frank Beals. The vessel is expec- ted back Monday.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-08
Garden Club Elects Officers

Officers for the Kodiak Garden Cub were elected at the last meeting of the year held Wed. Desday at the home of Mrs. Edna Kraft.
 Chosen were: Alice Given, president; Beth WheeIdon, vice president; Dorthy Clark, secre- tary; and June Wilson. treasur- CT
 Appointments announced in clude Alice Meyer and Georgia SiIverwood, program commit tee; Edna Kraft, publicity; and Beth WheeIdon, club historian.
 A copy of year book, con tainiag pictures and a history of the clubs activities, the work of Member Edna Kraft, was pre- sented to each member.
 Meetings of the club are sche- duled for the lst and 3rd We'd nesday of each month The next meeting is to be held Mar. I9 at the hcme of Mrs. Alice Meyer.
 Mrs. Morris L. Lee and son write that they are enjoying living in Samar in the Philip pines, where Mrs. Lee, nee Janet Naughton, went to be with her husband, who is stationed in the Navy. They have a Groom quOnset home with a maid who costs SIP monthly.
 There are disadvantages One was the wounding of her hus- band by a shot in the shoulder, ftem ambush. The heavy rain. Mrs. Lee says, reminds her of Kodiak [.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-08

Rev. Gregory Gleboff of the Russian Orthodox church left on Bob von Scheele's boat this week and will travel a. far south as Alitak, staying over to return cn the next trip
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-08
The sunIs My Undoid

by Marguerite Steen
 story of an undying love I a dozen interwoven tales ambition and intrigue It 4 story with a will of its 0' and it can neither be put side nor soon forgotten
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-08

A deed was recorded this week listing sale by William Sargent and Corrine Petlich to John Farrow and Anita Jones of a portion of Lot Is Block 2 in the Leite addition.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-08

last Friday at the Community Center. Plans for future activl- vities were discussed by more than 30 members who were pre- sent.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-08
Mrs. June Wilson

The above named person m| call at CHRIsTY's Bakery day and receive the Weeke| Special FREE. (advY
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-08

< constitution and bylaws were adopted at the meeting of the Arts and Crafts club held
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-08
TIE TAX COLLECTOR IS HERE
 9GM

Your tax problems can be made much easier if you will put aside an estimated monthly or quarterly amount of your in- come or earnings into special account to be used exclusively for any or all taxes as by so doing it does not become much of problem or burden.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-08
Bridesheod Revisitet

by Evelyn Waugh. Her| a novel; that will enterta| stir the emotions, rechs1 the brain cells, and indq laughter.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-08
5srwuqMaakaEIchaaNs5
GOOD READING
 egssGU'

The FoUnf0inhe0d-I Avn Rand. An excitinl dramatic novel. This bO IS based on a challenging lief in the importance of s ishness, on the provOcatl idea that mans ego is ' fountainhead of human p gross.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-31

affairs of love, life, and business.
Why remain in boudt? See this
gifted medium today. Special
$500 reading, limited time only
$500. Readings dolly. Located
first house out of city limits. 27l4
Carolina Beach Road. Wilmington.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-31

...r. Ton and Half ls47
son - rock See John d,
Ok pu- Oct9-3tc.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-31

Mr.. Speaker, are you always
a little nervous before making
a Speech?" lady recently in
qulred of an after-dinner speaker
AT a banquet.
Nervous? l never get ner-
vouS." he replied.
In that case" demanded the
woman, what are you doing in
The ladies' lounge?"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-31

and what you wish TO
know without asking
questions. Cure sick
ness without medicine.
Will remove evil influ-
ence from around you.
Reunite the separated
and Guide YOU in all
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-31
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