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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-1947 chev.
vans. stakes, panels and pickups: for hire
by day, week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE-UR-SELF, Me. 7011 81
VETERAN. any kind of hauling or moving,
on stake hody truck. MACK, TW. 034b.
VETERAN desires household moving, gen
eral hauling; vans, stakes. panels white
help; reas, rates. VI. $3.50, Ext. ~.
VAN TRUCKS. large OF small jobs: expert
enced help, prompt service; reas. rates;
local and Ions distances. Ia. 1891. Z9s
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EVENING STAR Washington, D. C.
EARNS FOR SALE tcont.)

COUNTRY HOMES acres, al medern,
lge.. rms. lge. closet .,, lss o. ssdr rms.
6ssBg ysv more of isnd Vn iaee S
Ems cold vel water; near bIsline Can
EURDoFT. colesvilis' Md; call Ashton
o OF 5000 TT. FRONTAGE on Ri. 50.
$50 9 with modern brick house OF g
l IL rn.: ail-electric kitchen, including
dlshvash er oil INV. heat every modern
g e 7 Realty a fI5'e Co, Fairfax sac al
FIVE MILES Of Berryville. on hwy;-s
acres, good land; room house. elee,,
bide GOOD home and business opportu-
mtg: a fine chance for some one for
only 4G ss,as'f farm m "'' % miles D. c.. good
road 100 a. tillase, stream. house, bldgs.
b 5Tooss. spring Tf1 $4,000 net income for
several years rock road, 81 miles, d. c.:
real eau b sgasf sls 500; terms. G. B.
Woiford, sTRoUT REALTY, Hamilton; Va.
STOCK FARMS: , .onou.
boS SS0 ac aoa.st ma"S barn. sos once.
garage with living quarters: watered by
ans 2e 9an e h%y t s2 m D.
265 acres, s-room house. bath, elec;;
- mi. =. C.: watered by streams; S2o,0o0;
IL acres, s-room house, barns; watered
? s14 si59o. WEST & TAYLOR Real
TOWARD COUNTy--42O-scre stock farm;
nov grazing 900 cattle: all fenced; nice
country home with all nee. outbldss.
300-acre stock farm with o. sets of farm
hldgS, priced very reasonable.
farm, 165 acres: very productive, nice
iccation with large. 6-roorn country home;
large frontage on Route 40. JOHN BUR-
DoFT. Colesville, Md. Call Ashton tMdl
1 ACRES GOOD LAND, 3-room cottage
With room for bath electricity, large poul-
.ry house; Is miles from Chain Bridge. in
s7iz acres east of Warrenton,. Va: 4,
room bungalow, electricity available: price,
IS acres, 1s miles Chain Bridge in Fair
tax County, VI; S-room BUNGALOW, cleo
house. gateareed by streams and springs;
312 acres 2s miles from D. c.; modern
houses; price, $4,000
$50 acres. so miles from D. C.; good
buildings price, 100000
59-aGTs farm nr,c faEfsE County va
front: price, $3.50
i65-acre farm, good buildings, IS miles
from D. c.; price. 100000.
fs9-acre dairy farm. fully equipped, 20
miles from D. c: price. So 800. SHOWN
Sunday Aug 81, and Monday. Sept. ] by
previous sppointment only, as our ONCE
will close these days. RAY BARNEY d
SON, Vienna 2IS. "a
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AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING. $50: best materials
used; immediate service; body and fender
work. 35ln Ga. ave. GE. 9S42a
lect your color: work guaranteed. ADD1-
son CHEVROLET. 1929 18th st. NV
COMPLETE JOB, ss5 UP; work suaran-
teed. GILBERT. 4102 Pa. ave. ext. s.e,.
VI. $3.50. Phone 8 TO T pm. only.
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IF YOU ARE FLAMING to buy, car from
private party or dealer. 1t isn't necessary
to pay cash Our easy payment plan will
conform with your budget. Call us before
you buy. Our staff of experts will be glad
and mechanical condition and assist in
procuring title and tags No obligatipM
Telephone Republic 1900, NOLAN FINANCE
CO., 1902 New York ave. NV, greyhound
Bus Terminal Bldg -. 2
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

type trucks, all sizes and models. CEN
TRIAL MOTOR CO, 5000 Lee hwy. Airing
ton. CHI. 1000. -3l
WANTED u ton panel truck: In good cond.
for cash: from private party; 1941,43'
Call RA oO36 u
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WATERFRONT PRoPERrY-sALE.
fSaaiB1

WATERFRONT HOME with eight acres Of
with eight rooms and bath, hardwood
hoors, fireplace and central heating plant.
Masnihcent view. Fine sandy beach.
be acquired at very reasonable price.
Apply DORSEY & STERLING, Leonard
tom, Nd Phone Leonardtown "a
bath. screened porch. cleo range $3.50
Chestnut and Lerch DIR. Willis Cottage,
house, furnished; bedrooms III baths,
cleo. range and refrg,, furnace, garage:
immediate occupancy. Narragansett and
Hollywood SITS. OWNER. 81
REHOBOTH BEACH
Ocean-front hotel for sale.
Large home in pine section; good buy.
Property in Bethany Beach. Del, suit
aoie for tearoom; really a bargain. Phone
Rehoboth 5451, Mae Hall, McCABE. 80
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The bidding of today's hand might
make it appear to the casual OBJ
server that North and South were
unduly cautious in their methods
of reaching the final contract. AS
a matter of fact, they were both
justified in exercising restraint.
North's mere single raise to two
hearts receives our vote. His abund.
ance of trumps makes the hand ap-
pear to be stronger than it actually
is, but unless the opener can bio
again it is very doubtful that a game
will be made South. on the other
hand, would not be justified in jump
ing to four hearts on simple raise
which might denote relatively in
different hand. His three heart bid,
is an inquiry into the nature of the
raise and North, of course, Is de-
lighted at the opportunity to bid
again irlasmuch as he was well with
in himself on the original response.
West opened the jack of clubs and
East won with the ace. South false
carded with the king, q futile at
tempt at deception. In the first
place South should be anxious to
have the suit continued and In the
second place East could not possibly
be fooled, because the lead of the
jack shows that West has not the
queen. Had South followed with the
queen East might possibly not
realize the true holding because
partner could conceivably have led
from the king, jack, ten and South
might be falsecarding with queen.
East, realizing that the defense
had only one club trick and at most
one diamond trick (Which could not
be lost if West held the ace), de-
cided to cash what spade tricks were
available. He led the ace and then
the six and declarer had no choice
but to let the spade ride to the Jack.
East's general idea was right and
his defense would have been proper
had the jack of spades not been ex-
posed in dummy. He should have
allowed for the fact that declarer
might have the king.
Indeed, if West held the. ace of
diamonds declarer was bob Id to
have the king of spades to lstify
mis- rebid. The proper play AZ rick
two was the queen of spades. If
South held the ace of diamonds
then West would very likely have
the king of spades, and the lead of
the queen would not hurt. AS 1t
was, declarer would win the queen
with the king and when West suisse
quently got in with the ace of dia-
monds spade continuation would
net the defense two more. tricks.
Copyright. 1a47. BY Charles H. Goren)
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AUTOS FOR HIRE.

ARE you PLANNING A VACATION or busi,,
ness trip? Do you need a car for day?
Rent new 1947 Chevrolet sedan: Ma
TIONAI CAR RENTAL SERVICE, DU. I534.
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STANLEY H. HoRNER. INC. Buick Horn


CHRYSLER 1947 Windsor 4-door sedan
with all extra eauipment; 10000 miles;
new-car guarantee: $685..
Ford l947 convertible coupe, maroon.
with all extras: 1.S00 miles. viii give new
Dodge 1913 2-door sedan. with all
extras: 1000 miles; S2,395.
Plymouth 1915 Special de luxe 4-door
touring sedan with all extras and some
other extras, too. You have to see this
one to believe st; Sl,995.
Chevrolet 1941 2-door Special de luxe
sedan, in perfect condition; 1,095.
Chevrolet 1871 business coupe, complete
ly overhauled: S1.045.
Ford 1871 Tudor sedan, new motor,
car in excel. cond; S1,095.
Packard 1871 40" 4-door sedan: over
drive and other extra equipment: S1,395.
Oldsmobile. 1899 2-door touring sedan
Cash, trade and /or terms COLLIE
MOTOR CO., 1892 Georgia ave. 81. 2242-
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Word Game


Find 80 or more con1rnonsE ngl ish
words In
DIATO NOUS,
meaning, having a single diagonal
Cleavage, said of crystal" Average
mark is 90 words. Til-1e limit, Is
minutes.
Rules of the Game Words must be
Of four or more letters 2, words which
so such as bats. eats, are en- not used
r Only one form Of word is used. 4
Proper names are not used. A list will be
published tomorrow.
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

steel and aluminium mill
hldes.. garages, toolhouses. etc. EnEi-
neered and erected complete by DUPONT
IRON WORKS. Ma 3i6R. 80
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR RENT.

FORn TRUCK, la-ton stake body, Ions
wheel base, new 1896 motor; In excel.
condition, Call RA. e665. ID
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1s47 Ford 1h-ton coe cab and chassis.
1s47 Ford j II ton. cab and chassis.
1910 Ford 74-ton panel.
$40 Chevrolet 17-ton pickup.
l934 Chevrolet 11a-ton crane, complete.
JET MOTOR SALES. .271a Nichols, ave.
Sc, Ii. 0336. opposite St. Elizabeths
FORD 1916 convertible; beautiful robin S
egg blue finish, radio and heater ready TO
go, S2,295.
Cadillac 1e41 model "61' 4-dr.; radio
and heater; clean car. 81 ,S95
Nash 1871 5-passenger club coupe;
overdriye, radio and heater weatherized;
81 0q5. -
olds 1885 2-dr s345. LEE MOTOR
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GARAGES FOR RENT

BRICK GARAGE, cleo, fireproof, 4ox4Q
f., S75 mo. Rear 2OS-10 9TH St Sc.
Apply 10 Sth st Sc, TR. 061q. 81
SINGLE GARAGE for rent ABBY 2647
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MARKS MOTORS

az Buick super 4-dr., r and h S3,oo5
AZ Odds COW. cpe., very low mi 2,S45
soto S1e' gray. r. and h ~, 1896
Ar Olds sedanette. Hydra, r.. h. 1896
" covers cover; ul L WV MI CIV ee 2.1a5
~ Ply. Cdr. h. and seat covers 2,1e5
T. and f h, ''"D ''e'' nun l-1. '' = 1895
~ e ette' r, and f h.sr 0'' 1926
- r. ana h. l" -e WIS NV 1895
r and h ''' ..i-- 1895
Others to choose from Cash or trade-in
terms ago Cnnr ave wO 324q q
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GARAGES WANTED
AUTO LOANS.

IALL GARAGE, suitable for workshop,
Z HiStrint QRHI
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

STUDEBAKER 1871 Commander 4-door
sedan appearance like new: runs fine and
is an exceptionally clean car; S1,34b.
HAND LIZ MOTOR &C. corner corner Georgia
TERRAPLANE 49, 2-door sedan, thorough
Al inspection. new brakes; fr. end; battery
and seat covers; spotlight and heater:
body and engine Al: clean car; must
sell; 1885 or best offer under. Call FIR. 6l15
after 7 pm.
selling at S1,S75. 1900 Biadensburg I'd.
n II 255q 80
AUTO AUCTION-If YOU wish to sell,
trade or buy late model new or used
car, attend our auction sale every Fri.
night at s pm. Washingtons original auto
auction. s511 Colesyille. I'd. Silver, Spring,
AUTO AUCTION-Sell or buy a car the
modern way: sell only If bid is satisfac-
tory: total fee. So. You won't go wrong
sale every Tues. eve, T pm. lib Va. ave.
s Or loo llth st Sc. LII. 1865. 81
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xs56 1891 5,z 4a0GE .b ssd q
ATsiess9S xa 4-door sedan: radio
and heater, new seat covers. new tires,
C. inspection; owner leaving town. must
sell mediately; $3.50 or best offer under.
Call after s pm, AT. 6417. 81
celIent condition: reduced to ss45: HAND
and quincy St; IA; PA.
good motor and transmission, $4,000 MI;
never wrecked: S775. Rockville 3els;
e ear il excel t. eond.; $1,000. EN-. ooos;,
good cond.. recently refnished' 1915 cash cash
sto club soggs . radio t and
ss ss NrnsF i S sS}e ne Soa i9
dependabie car, s4a5 cash. i4os S. Kent
Nash N, H 1870 s-csi. a-dr.: new paint and
tires excep. clean car; $3.50 down. Fun
price, $685.; carries guarantee. Mr.: Hyett.
HILL 4 TIBB1TTs' NC lila Vermont
NASH is46 4-door sedan, model 900;
heat and mnsie; very seq e9ndition. on,y
OLDS 1910 IS" 4-door sedan; 4 brand.
new tires, custom seat covers, radio and
hsatsr sea- soSa msseT so aoyro 9sE
NC, Honesty is the best policy" $500
Georgia ave NV. GE 7241. GE. 3242-
Open till 9 pm. weekdays, i
ss4 . sse : ss s ssS. W.: iHs
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PLYMOUTH 1910 4-door sedan. Low
mileage Excel. cond.; new tires. Private
party; 81 900 Chestnut 1927.
PONTIAC I941 2-dr. sedan: radio. heater,
new tires, plaid plastic seat covers; fairly
good shape: S1,195 or best offer under.
Can be seen at 224 34th st. ne. 20 :.
PONTIAC 1941 2-door sedan heater and
in Al condition: 81 300. ia. 4779;
PONTIAC 1947 S-cyl. cow: r. and h., all
accessories. Call after $50, EN-. 1894.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-04

YOUNG WORKING WOMAN WILL
SHARE HER APARTMENT WITH
SAME. ROGERS PARK 74s.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-04
County towns fold
TO clean up refuse

In a survey report made public
by the United States Public
Health Service, the county board
was urged last week to take ac-
ton to improve methods of ham
ding and disposing of refuse in
the suburban areas of Cook
county.
Even where regulatory ordi-
nances exist declared the re-
port, "the enforcement is hap
hazard and inadequate"
The county board was told that
one fourth of the communities
that make provision for the col
lection of refuse ''have very in
frequent service and that in II
percent of the towns of the coun-
ty there is an interval of two
or more weeks between refuse
collections"
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This was revealed by a break
down of the vote in the Chicago
area council where. by block
voting system, the NPC resolu-
ton was upheld.
The vote breakdown made by
the Chicago ave office like
wise showed that a majority
of AVG members voting on the
resolution voted against the
National Planning Committee.
THE NPC resolution chal.
lenged the right of Communist
veterans to join AVG, assert
ing that they are trying to Sin
filtrate" veterans organizations
to use them as sounding boards
"for their own perverse philo-
sophy."
The executive committee of
Chicago's AVG area council took
the position that the NPC had
exceeded its authority and violat-
ed the AVG constitution. 1t con-
demned the NPC for participat-
ing in the Red-scare campaign of
domestic reactionaries and for
melting to purges in AVG.
EXPLAINING the block sys-
tenn of voting used in the area
council, Sidney Ordower, execu-
tive secretary, cited the cases of
chapters in which relatively few
members determined large
number of votes.
A vote of 135 to las in the
University of Chicago chapter
of ave threw 80O-odd votes i'm
favor of the NPC.
In the Loop chapter a vote of
81 to IA cast some 300 votes for
the NPC resolution. A vote of
48 to 81 in the Hyde Park chap
ter tossed over 500 votes to the
NPC position.
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Sonfo hos TO move fus+

Perhaps the statistical stooge Washington
who figured out there can't be Santa Claus.
With slide rule and copybook pony this guy didn't diy
daily with figures = he just let the kids have it:
If started at the intl. line followed
west time hour, juvenile population
of $40 millions he would have to fill stockings at the
$3.50 second His velocity would be
His acceleratOn between million
times that of gravity, using 10 triTion horsepower.
And Santa his reindeer would become almost
instantly and would attain that of
the sun"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-04

The Labor Legionnaires, meet
ing here Sunday, charged that
the Legion leaders had done a
grave injustice" to the Le-
gion.
Pointing out that the resolu-
ton referred to had been pre-
.viously rejected by both the Re
solution Committee and the La
Dor Relations Committee of the
Legion, the union legionnaires
described the proposal as "anti-
labor" "untruthful in Its state
ments" that excessive union in
itiation fees interferred with vet
Grams employment, and said that
it would do nothing more than
pit veterans against organized
labor, and veterans against vet
eran for a job"
THE resolve" section of the
resolution had as its main point
"nor shall any veteran be denied
employment by any exclusion or
rule not related to his acceptable
ity to his employer"
Emphasizing the need for the
widest possible participation of
the membership in determining
policies" Maurice A. Frank,
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$1,000 on relief
rolls during 1916

Approximately $500 persons
were added to the Chicago re-
lief rolls in 1916, bringing the
total number of persons receiv-
ing general assistance at the
end of the year to 21,700, A. E.
Rose, Commissioner of Wei
fare, announced this week.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-04

and 18th amendment to the Constitution that
free speech prohibit involuntary servitude
THE RIGHT of free speech directly to whether UNIV
Pres John L. Lewis himself fined $4,000 could inform
of his union that there conversely
forced by the court dggers
And the question of involuntary servude whether
government, the it's sovereign
the pain held in contempt
guilty of conspiracy to violate GOdsboroughs Order
field of the power injunction
annjuncton
ing labor will be before the Supreme Court when the
UNIV open of this widening
there abundant for optimism in labor circles though
the courts decision may be close "a. .3
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-04

Judge Advocate of the Labor
Legionnaires' group, declared
that the Legion's National Exec'l.
tive Committee must be serv-
ants, not masters of the organ
iZation."
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-04
Luce's fortune not Iobor's

FURTHER EVIDENCE that Henry Luce and organized labor
still aren't kissing cousins the
of $1acopy Fortune up
American century, and in
publican Return calls the COP
relationship between political liberty and business enterprise
The major promise of the Republicans finds this:
belief and American capitalism
welded to the spirit of broad nernaonal But dynamic
capitalism indeed be the which
be given practical expression"
FORTUNE ALSO blows the buge for COP action against
stating The issue raised by
will blessing long driven
that democratic exist possesses
ultimate reserves any particular group
puts itself above the law"
magazine the equality
through amendment
the the application of the philosophy
Sherman (anrus act unions; specific
abuses including the pyranided within
Who wants peace with Luce?
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-04

as it first appeared The US. Supreme Court has
done the movement good deed in widening the
field for the appeal of the United Mine Workers
(AFL) from the $35 million fine assessed against
it for violation of Justice T. Alan Goldsborough's
strike-bustng injunction.
Instead of merely deciding whether Colds
borough was within his rights i'm issuing the
restraining order against the soft coal strike
the high court takes over the broader
constitutional and legal issues involved.
These questions bring lIn whether the temnorarY
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-04
Legion committee report
hit by labor vets

Condemning the socalled fright employment"
adopted the American National
the National Legionnares
called for nationwide
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-04
Chicago AVG votes on
unti-red' statement

majority of Chicago AVG chapters the
adopted the National Planning
American Veterans Committee
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-04
Lobor's outlook briqhtens
By TRAVIS X. HEDRICK

WASHINGTON n (FP) Labor's outlook for the New
is not dismal it first appeared The Supreme
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-04
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+. CT AS SITE D
APARTMENTS
by John Wolf

I LA Room Apartment wanted. Fun. or
unfinished. Near North, South, West.
Sam. And. 5744.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-06-11

is a very important part of the
summer scene because it is i'm
portant to have fresh, clean
clothes, and of course it is part
of the store service to provide
fast dry cleaning service as
we'll as tailoring. >.
It is with pleasure that we
inform you, not as a business
proposition but as matter of
news that in addition to Bertha
Hardman, who so efficiently
has served you for so many
years, we now have an enlarg-
ed force in our tailoring and
dry cleaning department to
better serve you.
Remember, there is nothing,
absolutely nothing beauti-
full about the Zion Department
Stores building, but believe us,
folks, the spirit with which
every worker in this store is
willing to serve you is truly
very beautiful.
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ATTEND PASSION PLAY

Among the visitors in Zion
Auditorium at the presenta-
ton of Zion Passion Play last
Lords Day, June 8, were DR..
and Mrs. Charles Braden of
Evanston, Illinois. DR.. Braden
has been head of the History
and Literature of Religious De-
partment of the College of Lib
eral Arts, Northwestern Uni
versity for many years. The
author of several important
books in the field of religion
including Religious Aspects
of the Conquest of Mexico"
the only complete treatment of
the religious phase of the con-
quest by Spain. DR.. Braden is
now writing a book on the var
ious religious groups through
out the country.
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ZION JUNIOR BAND AT
HARVARD, ILLINOIS
CONTINUED from Page II

Continued from Page II
ses to convey the Junior Band
members to and from Great
Lakes.
The parties in charge ex-
pressed their heartfelt thanks
for the interest in the Navy
boys and hoped the Junior
Band would come again to en-
terrain and encourage the sail
ors.
After the parade at Harvard
on June 18th, Mr.. McElroy and
family will leave on their va
cation, which they expect to
spend in the Rocky Mountain
National Park, Colorado.
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TIE 1heoCrat

sure of seeing her and also of
taking her to call on Mr.. and
Mrs. Vern Mericle and family
of Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cobb,
and son Robert, have moved
from Long Beach to Reseda,
California, just a short dis
lance from Van Mugs.
Alice Taylor Millstein and
baby have recently gone to
Mare Island, California, to
join Mr.. Millstein, who is in
the Navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stowe
and family are now living in
Inglewood, California.
Mrs. George Studebaker is
leaving by train for Zion on
Wednesday, the 18th. She also
intends to spend a season with
her aged parents who reside in
Indiana.
Mrs. Bessie Neal, with her
two children, Clement and
Sheriff., are also leaving the
last of this month for a visit
with relatives and friends in
Zion.
Mrs. Earl Covington, who
lives in Berkeley, visited Over
seer and Mrs. Robinson over
the weekend and was at the
Service, Lords Day, June LIST.
She stayed with her niece,
Ethel Monte, in Los Angeles.
Social Activities
Several families got togeth-
er at Washington Park, Pasa-
dena, on Decoration Day for
an early afternoon dinner.
They did not stay long because
of the 'liquid" California SUM-
shine. AS a number were away
visiting relatives at the time,
there will be another gather
ing held in the near future
when all can get together.
Some good games and enter
tainment are being prepared
for this outing.
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INDUSTRY NOTES

CONTINUED from Page ID
Dads Day truly "Father's
Day." >.
But of course father is not
the only one who holds the
spotlight in June. :. as we pick
up the society notes in the pa
per we see wedding after we'd
ding described, and indeed our
very best wishes go to the love-
ly brides.
The brides apparel is de-
scribed-the veil, the bouquet,
and the bridesmaids dresses
somehow nobody says a
word about what the groom
wore, but we take it for grant
ed that he had on his best suit
but how about dad?
you know what dad got for the
wedding. yes, dad had his
old blue suit cleaned because
that's all he could do after he
paid the bills.
And speaking of cleaning, it