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into one of those sessions with
the monograph, they all got
strange unseeing expressions on
their faces; and T'nette never
knew quite how to behave.
Angrily she crossed the patio.
AS she entered the den she saw
pile of new recordings on the
floor. e,* ..,
Look" she said loudly. "Your
party will get cold. YOU"
Nobody heard her.
JUST then Mrs. Lyons shufhed
- awkwardly in. She bent close
to T'nette's ear.
"It's Mr.. Austin Hammond"
Mrs. Lyons whispered. He says
something terrible is happening.
He's on the telephone" .t
Quick fear hurried Tnette's
footsteps as she left the room.
Only Gail. who was smoldering
in her usual discomfort in the bar
rel chair by the fireplace saw
T'nette leave. And only Calls
sharp ears caught the muffied
hum of an automobile leaving the
grounds a few minutes later.
Calls mental eyebrows lifted.
Tnette wasn't the night-hurn-
mingbird sort. Or was she?
Homer Gregg had put a new
disc on the turntable. The record
ing was one of Bruce's special
ties: an extremely stylistic, bat
from the Emperor which had all
the heppies in the country In, q
other.
Homer, standing in critical at
tention by the fireplace. and feel
ing that he had held the men
down to a solid stretch of busi-
ness, groaned joyfully: s.Ts-
1T will pay all of our income
taxes" His voice took on a sar-
donic shade. Even the fools who
scream at our, what they call
'butchery' of the classics-even
they will buy it so they can sym
pathize with Beethoven"
Bruce felt embarrassed; and he
said: as..
Give that photograph to, the
Good Will" His eyes caught, sight
of the clock. Good Lord!" he
said, swinging off the couch and
onto his feet. "T'nette's party.
Let's eat" 49,.
He led the way to the dining
room, expecting to find T.nette
fussing about the table. But the
room was dark. -.
"Where." he asked. "has our
hostess gons?" ~
'T'nette left the recital an hour
ago." Gail SAID. u.
Bruce forced a smile. "I,ll 70
hunt for our unmusical friend"
Before Gail had a chance to say
that T'nette had gone off in an
automobile. the telephone rang
out in the pantry adjoining the
dining room. -
ITO be continued)
Copyright l947 by Frank Riordcs)$
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Chapter l

THE orchestra eased into its
l its theme song, an odd bit
called Piano Madness, the tune
spotting Bruce Crane performing
in his own incredible style at the
piano. The throng, wedged deep
around the orchestra dais at one
end of the ballroom, whistled and
cried for more in a prolonged
ovation.
Finally, in spite of the howled
protests, the members of Homer
Gregg's band got their instru-
ments cased. Forming a protective
circle around Bruce Crane, and
the chanteuse, Gail Lake. they
forced path through the mob of
squealing fans to their automo-
biles in the parking lot. Once out
of the parking lot, all of them ex-
cept Austin Hammond, the tenor,
went speeding gaily out Cahuenga
Boulevard. They were headed for
the San Fernando, and for the
snack which Antoinette Crane had
prepared for them.
Bruce, with Gail at his side, led
the pack of sleek convertibleS. AS
he swung in wide arc through
the gateway in the stone wall
that led to his low, white-Washed
brick ranchhouSe, he gave three
short blasts of the horn.
The lights in the entrance to
the house went up; and Bruce
was first to reach the open door
way where Antoinette Crane
stood waiting.
Happy" T'nette whispered as
Bruce kissed her.
Closing night was a success"
he said indifferently. And then his
indifference dissolved into sur
prise as he noticed T'nette's
gown. The dress was flaming red.
had no shoulder-straps and very
little back.
Tnette laughed softly: ut being
the beginning of our first whole
week of evenings together for
years, I wanted to start out look
ing like IA gay lady of pleas
ure."
Somebody started whistling and
Gail Lake said:
sits a stunning gown. You
should 60 on tour with us--aS
sort of ornam entail added attrac-
ton. darling"
Bruce gave Gail a doubtful eyer
She had managed to imply that
there was something almost in
decent about T'nette's dress.
Harvest time for the claws
again, Gail" Homer Gregg said.
Calamity he kissed T'nette's hand
in a touchingly sincere gesture.
you're the only genuine lady
/ know, Mrs. G. And the dress"
His usually hard, beady eyes soft
ened. Nobody" he concluded,
nobody but lady could get by
with it"
With so much attention focused
upon her. T'nette blushed. In
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sweet confusion she motioned
them into the brilliantly lighted
house.
Your party" she said, wishing
at the same time she could feel at
home with these people just once,
lis waiting IN the dining room.
She tried 10 match their airy
mood. With purple ice cream and
pink cake and--and everything
else"
What a chastity combustion"
Gail said and swept on past
T'nette.
The men followed Cell. Of
course, T'nette had been Joking
about the purple ice cream. She
and Mrs. Lyons. the houSekeeper,
had carefully prepared for each
member of the band his favorite
GiSh; and the dining room table
did look beautiful.
But T'nette made no recly to
Calls remark. Instead. she left
the group and went to the nurs-
cry to look III on Julie, just to be
certain the little girl was Sleep
ing soundly. Then, expecting to
find everybody in the dining
room. she hurried back. But it
was empty.
From the len. across the patio,
came the raucous laughter that
made up the spirit of the band.
The photograph went into action,
blatant in the night air. T'nette'S
heart sank. When the boys went
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Florida PIT. A.
To Convene In
St. Petersburg

TAMPA, Sept. II (FNS).-Re-
minding Florida Congress of Par
ents and Teachers members that
the annual convention of the or
ganization will be held in ST.
Petersburg, November 4-6, Mrs.
]. Floyd Griffin, Tampa, presi-
dent, urged that resolutions in
tended for consideration at this
convention be submitted in ad-
vance so that proper time will be
allowed for study by the ReSolu-
tons Committee.
Mrs. Griffin stated that any
proposed resolutions must be in
the hands of the committee well
in advance of the meeting since
no resolutions will be received
during the convention.
She points out that since these
resolutions, if adopted, become
the basis for action for the en-
suing year by more than 500
PTAs in Florida, it is essential
that time be allowed for careful
study.
Mrs. Dora Skipper, TallahaS-
see, second vice president of the
Florida Congress, is chairman OF
the committee and has called a
preliminary meeting on Monday,
November 3. The Executive
Committee will also meet on this
date.
President Griffin has also call
ed for a meeting of the directors
OF the ten PTA regions in the
state to discuss a reorganization
of the regional set-up.
Attending this session will be
Mrs. f. c. Rogers, Pensacola;
Mrs. N. B. BeviS, Greensboro;
Mrs. Ellis Putnall, Mayo; Mrs.
Leon Forbes, Jacksonville; Mrs.
II. A. Owen, Palatka: Mrs. Frank
NJ. Humphrey, Daytona Beach;
Mrs. S. E. Horne. Tampa: Mrs. w.
Gwynn Foxx, Sarasota; Mrs.
Henry Pacetti, Lake Worth, and
Mrs. G. B. Tutan, Miami. This
group as well as the committees
will make a report to the full
Board of Managers on Tuesday
November 1.
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LAUGH AWHILE
Income "All Net

No one in the courtroom seem
ed to know just what the case
was about. The lawyers them
selves were mixed up. Then an
important witness was presently
asked to tell the court the total
of his gross income. He refused;
the counsel appealed 1 to the
judge 'You q must, answer the
question:" said the judge stern
ly.
The witness fidgeted about,
and then burst out: But 49,.
but, your honor, I have no gross
income! Pm fisherman, and it is
all nett" ....o...
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Apply To We'd

Applications for marriage Ii
censes were filed yesterday with
County Judge Raymond R. Lord,
by. Clarence S. Singleton. "a, of
the Tradewinds Club, and Olga
G. Hernandez, IS, of 1913 White
street; by Albert F. Pickett, Jr.,
40. and Inez V. Joy, 81, both Of
$40 Ashe street: and by Charles
B. Milford. 26, 1906 Pine street,
and Edwina NJ. Hensen, 81, SIT
Margaret street.
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less why the name submitted is
most appropriate. Neither rail
road employees nor employees of
the Pullman Company are elig-
ible for the contest. Judges will
be Seaboard Air Line officials
in Norfolk, Virginia. =.
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A person with blue eyes does
not see colorS in the same hueS
as does a person with brown
eyes.
The Detroit tribune., 1947-08-30

fe'Ntn. Dcf tle night YOU
told me Somebody Else Is TAX
ing Ny Place. d.anl Want i5
heaetc ~ pU, said 10 MI self
That's The Beginning Of the
End. At one te 9nstdg ea
et Just Lucky So. And SO
you ! Realize Now ID Uas f
rr heart inning away Wt1
They All Say I'm The Biggest
Fool fo GONG on 3nc fo you
r.t serr aS trauEe Stay
In the Mood for You. wsr.
wa know r dazzling This Is
the Inside Story.
I'm Travelin Light ARA 7
Don't Get Around Much Any.
more nc ro4 loft but III Live
True To You unt vou Hurry.
Hurry back % ne So Just In
Case You Change Your Mind
.lf drop We line
see Cottage Fer Sale q,
sits On tho Sunny Side Of the
Street. bu,lt for Two w can
make It cur ll,tle psradis til
The Detroit tribune., 1947-08-30
tp

LOCAL RECRUITING STATIONS
III Cadillac s3oo River 1888 Woodward
Highland Park Municipal Court Bldg Dearborn Mich
1925 W jefferson RverRouss Neh 1880 Jos campsu. Ham
tramek. Mich.
The Detroit tribune., 1947-08-30

Aic.rr a up So be
bttm - financially tasn a
CIVILIAN maxine $1,000 ar'
And fo4. have SQUAD te.au-csi
trarug travel tae Satisfaction
o. dong 2 vortn-Vtllo ~ and
the companoushlp ~ fne
group % men BE- ac a." tne
ful fsrf TODAY et roIl nearest
Z S Army RCcrgFlug station
The Detroit tribune., 1947-08-30
LEADS RACE FOR MAYOR OF PARADISE vALL|
DIGGIN'
---the scene
Above LETTER IN SONG TITLES
BY Dick jennings
Ny Darling


AS ! sit here il ny Solitude writing lo 3en..
want You 10 know I'm Still In Love With You ,bo.
Know You Don't Love Me No More. As a .EN
through the pages of My Little Brown Book tar
which is now inst Memories or You Darl .sg
lieye me when tell You Miss You So
Evening star., 1947-03-16

Among the delightful parties given
last week in Chevy Chase was the
one given by Mr.. and Mrs. G. Kibby
Munson who entertained at dinner
followed by bridge last evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Melburn Colvin were
hosts at q buffet supper recently in
honor of their house guests, DR.. and
Mrs. Ronald Dove OF Westerly, r. I.
Mrs. Dove was the guest OF honor at
luncheon Tuesday given by Mrs.
Melvin Hazen Colvin at Ceilings
wood Inn.
Mrs. James H. Defandorf, wife Of
Col. Defandorf, was hostess at a
luncheon Tuesday at the Shoreham
in honor Of Mrs. G. Kibby Munson
to celebrate her birthday anniver-
sary. The guests included, Mrs.
Ralph Reyman, Mrs. Henry Tobias,
MRS. Glenn c. Williams, Mrs. Warder
Jenkins, Mrs. Charles Wainwright,
Mrs. Harold Burton and Mrs. Joseph
Meyer. Miss Frances Defandorf Of
Brooklyn is the weekend guest of
her parents, Col. and Mrs. Defan-
dorf.
Mrs Ellsworth nIId1ev McRathron
Evening star., 1947-03-16
Baptist Church
Scene OF Wedding

The marriage of Miss Mary Ann
Law, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. z.
o. Law of Berwyn, to Mr.. Hansford
Sullivan, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sullivan of this city. took place
last evening in the Wisconsin Ave-
nue. Baptist Church. The Rev. G..
r. Ferguson offlciated at the cere-
mony, which was followed by a
reception in the home Of the brides
parents.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore an ivory satin gown
and finger-tip veil draped from
seed-pearl tiara. She carried a
white Bible covered with gardenias
Miss Louise Law was maid OF
honor for ner sister, wearing an
Evening star., 1947-03-16
Cbevy Chase

wife Of Capt. McRathron, u. 8. N,
entertained at a bridge luncheon
Thursday at the Brook farm house.
Mrs. George Lewis jerks was
hostess at luncheon Wednesday to
honor her house guest, Mrs. Thomas
Greer Flavelle Of Clifton, N. j.
Miss Marian Crown from Rio de
Janeiro, who is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Holtsberg, was the honor
guest at a luncheon Tuesday given
by Mrs. William E. Yost, jr.
Mrs. Roger J. Whiteford enter
tanned at a bridge luncheon We'd
nesday at the Columbia Country
Club.
Mrs. Merritt A. Greeley gave a
delightful luncheon and bridge Tues
day when her guests were Mrs. Carl
Hunt Wells, Mrs. Henry j. Hough,
Mrs. Warren Morgan Wills, Mrs.
Charles Whiting, Mrs H. L. Stanton,
Mrs. Ernest Williams, Mrs. Charles
B. Tuley, Mrs. H. Lynn Colvin, Mrs.
Arthur Amber, Mrs. Joseph Rich
ards, jr.;; Mrs. M. H. Colvin and
Mrs. Dwight c. Bracken.
Mrs. w, Staley Griest was hostess
Evening star., 1947-03-16

aqua gown and carrying tea roses
Mrs. John L. Law and Miss Mary
Ellen Sullivan, sister of the BRIDE
groom. who were the other at
.endants, wore gowns of pink net
md lace with matching headdresses
and carried tea roses. James L.
Henderson, jr., served as ring bear
er, wearing a full-dress suit and
carrying a pillow covered with white
satin and lace.
Mr.. Reginald Herbert Robinson
was best man for Mr.. Sullivan and
the ushers we're Mr.. John L. Law
and Mr.. Ray E. Law.
After a motor trip to New York
The couple will reside at 2495 Ala
oama avenue Sc.
Both the bride and bridegroom
ire graduates of Woodrow Wilson
High School and the latter spent
three years overseas with the Ma
'ines during the war.
Evening star., 1947-03-16

at luncheon Thursday for Mrs. Jack
Bazemcre, Mrs. Edgar Allen Drake,
Mrs. Benjamin Reed and Mrs. Jack
Clark.
Mrs. Leo Miller was hostess at an
attractive luncheon and bridge party
Wednesday when her guests were
Mrs. Harry Archer, Mrs. Darrell
Lane, Mrs. Spencer Zimmerman,
Mrs. Harry Scheoning, Mrs. Herbert
Davis, Mrs. Neville Buckingham and
Mrs. William Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Nenke left
Wednesday for a vacation at Coral
Gables, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard G. Sargent
have as guest Mrs. w. A. Randen-
bush of Norris, Tenn.
Mrs. Morton L. Ring, wife of Rear
Admiral Ring, has returned after
visiting her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Roger Young,
and making the acquaintance of her
Evening star., 1947-03-16

new granddaughter, Mary Kathryn
Young.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Sidney Morgan
are visiting in Ardmore, Pa, where
they went to attend the silver we'd
ding anniversary Of 1t. Col. Nor
|gan,s brother-in-law and sister, MIR.
and Mrs. James Taylor. f
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Jarnagin
and their daughter, Miss Jeri Jar
|nagin, have returned from . vaca-
ton at Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
DR.. and Mrs. r. j. Hewson Of Mon
roe, N. Y, are the guests of DR..
Evening star., 1947-03-16

Hewson's brother-in law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold E. Burton.
Capt. and Mrs. Courts Rea have
as their guests Mrs. Rea,s mother,
Mrs. ]. B. White, and sister, Mrs.
H. E. Jones, from Guthrie, Okla.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
In AtIantic Civ

Mrs. Abram Simon, who makes
her home at the Shoreham Hotel,
has gone to Atlantic City to spend
week or more. She will stay at
the Shelbourne Hotel.
Evening star., 1947-03-16

MRS. CALLEGARY.
Until her recent marriage
the bride of Mr.. Claude Leon
Callegary, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest CaUegary OF Balti-
more, 1Uas Miss Catherine
Lenore Briggs, daughter OF
Mr.. A. Berne Briggs of this
city.
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NippeSrc,ite GReater
uNntbs Nbberie" nnb rSesebel"
6eaiunt am 19. Nouember

3tpei bon Warner 8ros. 5ilms
eroffnen elm ipe5ielles Duea- -1beater
i'm Sippobrome ybeater am tomme,l'
sen Mittpod). ssreorid Mard) fpielt
sen biltorilhen &onance "Mntonr
sIoperie" ,,no 8ettp Oapis rSsse5ebel"
8eibe baben Sen Oscar gbrentitel
erbaIten fir bas bette Spielcn. Gil
pia Ocbapillano ,pirft nit i'm Slim
fie lit auh cine Yreis.uinnerin. Glon'
De @eins bat o,,d) cine tui6tige Nolle
mo onoere Mit,pirfenSe limo: Nrnito
0ouiie, Oonolo Worgan, gomunS
ghuenn, 9o,lis Soaptparb, Steffin
Ouna Il. a. M. Eerpaiien Sic nlb1
oieien Slim 81 ieben.,
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Okie 8eu Gclephen q.
gerbeaert Qanabiftans.Nnrnfen


Mit neuer Snitallierlng bon &c.
triebsbeharf ser in Glebelano nod.
ites Sriibiabr beeinnt, bas sic eanae
gntion an Singeripisen Der Sele-
pbon-Sperateure fem miro, lit fein
Traum mebr.
Das glepelanoer 8roieft, oas nabe.
81 flint Millipnen Collar foitet, miro
Sas groBte Groieft ser Ginselein.
ribtllna bonn Oollarltanommft aus
iein. lueldes sic Ohio 8eu Selepbon
81. unternommen bat. @enn i'm Sabr
1949 iertia iein miro miro es Elm
Teil 'bes larolpeiten Yrogrnnms iein
oas zines Cages einen 2aneoiitans.
Sperateur initano ieben miro cine
birefte Serbinoung ber5uiteaen ielbit
nah lleberiee, laut 8eridt bon s. 8.
Merrid, 0ipiiion Sanoelsmanaesr
fir Sic. Ohio gea Telephone 60.
9ie Sbio @eu mar elmer ser Yio-
Mere Nes 2angoiitan5- -Inrufens, iagt
Merrid. Shon i'm Sabr 1888 purben
iolhe slnrufe sauilden Columbus,
9apton uno Sprinsfielo i'm Central
Ohio 0iitrift gernadt uno nad) slai-
ance, s(fron youngstown, bon uno
nah Gleoelano lmo aud anoere
Stdote in Ser Nad)borihaft tuurocn
in 1910 eingereibt in sic Staote Die
oirefte Mnrufe erboIten fonnten. .Iber
nd6ltes sSriibiabr miro es moglih
iein oie SnitaIlierlms por5unebmen
I'M Sbio 8ea Selepbon @ebGuoe, $50
Suron Hoao, iiber bas bann oieie
Mnrufe Sirett pom Sperate,lr semaht
iperoen fonnen bon iraenbtuo I'M
2anb.
Ger Ylan liebt mebr als $500
@runolilicn i'm @ctrieb ourd Ole
Glcpelanocr slusltattlng Dor; nabc.
,u 1900 onopn ,ucrocn Sntcritate-
9inicn lcin in So StGotcn in oen Ser,
ciniaten Staatcn. Ser Mcit ser $500
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pirS sipiidcnitaatIidy iein. Dieie
2inicn perbinoen 40 lofale glebelana
Gentral Sfficen, a 0anaoiitana Sf-
ficen uno Is unoere Ohio 2ofalitd,
ten.
Cine anoere @erbinb,,ne mil
oieIem Grosramm miro oie Snitauie.
rlng bon neuer @usitattung I'm
Senoerion Central Office @ebGuoe
iein an Hroipect s(pe. uno Sit 55
Strabe, oas miro sic Sperateure II,
iollen. 8epor 2ansoiitanstelepb pbonan'
rufe 5u MAIDEN nad) Goritdoten.
2anae idon b,ben Die SeIepbon.
Sngenieure getpubt iuie tie bieies Mi'
racle i'm Sc!epbonperfebr MAIDEN
iollen. 8epor 3onoiltan5-Telepbo
ruie gema6t ,ueroen, miiiien pie!c
McnSerlneen poraenommen ,peroen
es maht aber sic 9lenbcrlng ser &C.
gcnpGrtisen 9ihmmern nid)t not,
menoig. Inter oieiem lanb1peiten
YIan lit bas 2anS in so Nunmern-
plincsMreas eineeteiIt. Gin ganser
Staat ipiro in eincn NrmmernpIou
eingcid)Ioilen. oh,pobl gr0Bere Stoo-
ten ipie Ohio. Rclp Dorf, Seras unb
Californian gcteilt mcrocn mii''cn III
mebrere greas.
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letter Sai'ion allitrat, 1T Elm ,pert-
boiler @egner. sic lit beitrebt SRI.
@urfe au idlngen Inn Sen Sitel fir
6ranen1neiiterringer 5u aelpi.nen.
Sc fdmpfen nod miteinanoer Wbip.
per 8iIlp Matlon, Der britiSher
&nn1pfmeiiter uno 8eanipruher oes
Sfhpergeipiht tels,apiroieinen
TiteI perteioigen geaen @abp Burns
geo. 9. Gin Soil IN elmer Stunoe e.:
gibt Sen Meiltcr. Sad Claiborne, ocl
idruarse Hnntcr bon SEEM Oorf. mir>
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Glepelaf,N 500 Oper

,Mohcrta" lit sic stpeite @orlteI,
lung Ser gleoeIano 500 Saiion. eine
leidte Spcr uno mnriifaliiden 2uit,
lpiel. Sc er0finet am II. Nopenrbcr
ieinc Siiren. Dtuiif bon Sseromc &er,,
9ciungcn bon 8etruo Hiclcn lulb iO0
anbcrn SGngern. Grid Brotbcrlor
ipielt sic Mplle bon Sud- !Saine2 ;
Sad @illiams lit 8igp @opoen: Mors
ioric Yce9s als Sppbie 5eole; Selen
HnOmono ais Senlc; George Brit
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S<ttperec,ptet
Nit,ee 6ntpie

Miloereo 8urfe, MGohenineilter'
ringer, miro ibren Sitel IN Der Gell-
trol Mrmorp n1hiten Tienstasdbeno
1S. g9opcnber, bertcioieen. Ssbr Scr
ousforoercr lit Wfae Sung. bic bier III
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iid) init &D See, 26O YfO. idtueren
&ingfdmpfer meiien. Gin 6all IN
80 Mintten. Babbp 8dfer tpiQ Sim
Mlitrie, Sen 8rieben, nieocrlegen, 70
tpie ouh 6reb 9osif periuht Sbor
Morgan au leeen. Tifets 5u baben tn
Hid)mans Office. 736 @ucli6 Mpe.
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II 11tiuici,ei, 8ritei,
,,idtt ertperbst6tie

2onoon. Nrbeitsminiiter George
Sss{uacs erflGrte i'm llnterbaus, bob
800, 900 W1nner inn Sitter BON Ia
big 64 Ssabren unb 10,24O,OO0
;srauen i'm Sitter bon IA bts SO Sub
rem nid,t ertperbstGtig iinb. Oie Me-
gierung, 70 iagtc or, ,uolle iie nun in
ben MrbeitsproseB einihnlten.
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ton oils Spbn Sent; Goitb Ilet1cr
als Mumt Mfinnic; Sapis Cunning.
bom oils 2aoislaus. eleanor 2utton
als Stepbanie, unb piele unoere be.
riibmte Spieler. SRI. Nieien lit iebr
ibnea in Die S5obe geitiegen ourh ibre
feline Gimme uno feines Spiel; ibr
san5es 0eben lit cine intereiiante
@ei6icbte fir irgenoeinen Golum,i.
item. Sic ipuroe anf bem noriuegifd1en
Shiff geboren aul bobcr See ols ibrc
Gltern nah Ser alten Seinat 5lriif-
fehrten. Sic begann Singen llnoSan-
gen nod in iebr illnsen Sabren. Sbrc
Gltern lparen oagegen Biz lie eines
Cages einen &ontraft bon $125 per
@ohe in Ser Sano batte. iporali iic
ibre slnlid)tcn inoerten. Gin anAc-
rer ausae5eicbneter SGnaer 1T Geo.
8ritton, or lit Gin ieincr Ccnoriit,
ser id)on pielc Ereiie errungen bat
@,,te Site iiir .Moberta" audi Iiir
r9eiert Sona", beeinneno nahitc
@nfe, iino nod 81 boben in Der
Subtle San nno in ser 1aplor's Sf-
flee, 2S 5aplor 9lrcuoe. Die YreiIc
fir jeoe ser bcibcn Goritellungen iino
BON $1.2O bis 81 $3.50 einidlieBlid)
Steuer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-13

I'M Sabre 1918, uno In SEN tnciIlen
aroBeren StGoten tpobnten Bolts.
mcnaan sen 3eremonien 5ur Crime.
rlng on oieicn @ebenftae BEL.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-13

Are you ana your relatives mem
berp Of the Slck Benent society
ana Central vsfband II not, nov
IL the time to jotn. For more In
formation call the local reprssen'
tative.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-13
wcltciitiefeit 1T nStie,
iaet Ginitcir,,

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fl1rte. bnB fein 9eil Der 8eltfugel
gegen plotlid)e 3eritorung gefdIitt
lit, tpenn es nidt balo gelingt ben
anarfiihen 3nitan6 auf Dem @ebiet
Der 8olferbeaiebuneen Elm gnoe a.,
bereiten.
Evening star., 1947-05-21
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