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Evening star., 1947-07-26

i=6 1t. CALVIN. B.. MEYERS. who
gave his life for todaH his S9v 99vn5Fy SS
P iessf fsss. years ago today July 20
Three long, sad years haye We. passed
Since my great sorrow fell:
The shock I received that day
l still remember well.
I loved you, son, with all my heart
But Jesus loved you best; ..,
He took you from this sinful world
To set your soul at rest.
No more upon this earth I'll see
Your dear. sweet: loving race;
No one in this whole wide world
Will ever take you- place.
Life is so empty without you,
But Cod Cod wanted you in Heaven,
That's why you had to ogo2,.r, GO,
PALMER. sARAR saB.E In PH1MER' I9yInF Rem95o wS9
passed away July &c, 194l.
Beautiful memories cherished forever,
Happy hours we spent together !.
LOUISE TURNER, ROBERTA JONES.
ROBINSON, ELMER H. In loving mem;
Dry of our dear husband, taIneT o aho
passed away suddenly eight years ago to-
day, July 26, 1889.
Your face is ever before us.
Your voice we will never 1orset'
Your smile will linger forever.
DEvoTFD WIFE, CARRIE ROBINSON,
AND FAMILY.
THOMAS, MAUDE p. In sad but 10y, 10y,
ing remembrance of my dear sister MAUDEs
P THOMAS (nee Briscoe), who departed
this life one year ago, July 20, 1876. .
LOVING BROTHER, JESSE BRISCOE.
WAITES, EMMA E. In loving memory
departed this life one year ago today, July
26, 1916. WIN. II. WALES.
wANNALL, MARY E.. In loving memory
of our dear mother, MARY E. WANNALL,
who left us seven years ago today, July
20, 1910.
The month of July once more is here,
To us the saddest of the year,
For seven years ago today
Our dearest of mothers passed away.
LOVING CHILDREN.
WHITEHEAD, MRS. HARRIET A. In
of Mrs HARRIET A. WHITE
HEAD. beloved wife of Cecil NJ. Whitehead
and mother of Selena A. Elliott, who
passed away six years ago today, July 70.
1941.
A precious one from US has gone,
voice we loved is stilled;
A place Is vacant in our midst
Which never can be filled.
HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER
WOLFE. WILLIAM. In sad but loving
of our dear husband and father.
WILLIAM WOLFE, who passed away nine
years ago today. July 26, 1898.
WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
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lit Mrtttnriattt

of S' my dear srandmother, MARTHA M.
today. July 26, 1943.
No one knows the. silent heartaches;
Only those who have loved can tell
The grief I bear in silence :,
GRANDsoN, EDMUND J. WHEELER.
NAME sssr N g. S5o
departed this life two years ago today,
July 26, 1945.
Two years ago you left us
For better place to rest,
But you are not forgotten
BY those who loved you best.
God saw the road was getting rough,
The hills too hard to climb;
He gently closed your weary eyes
NteS MoTMER, H5FsDE SISTERS, BROTHERS.
CRAWFORD. PFC ROBERT A. BUDDY)
In sad but loving memory OF
@ SBuDDY cRANFoRD VINO was
killed in action in France three
years ago today, July 26, 1914.
Three sad and lonely years have passed
Since our great sorrow fell;
The shock we received that day
We will always remember we'll.
If all the world were ours to give
We'd give IT. yes, ana ane more more con
To see the face 81 3hrorb our GEAR ar son 6oor
LOVING MOTHER AND DADDY.
CRUMP. GEORGE ALBERT STRICK-
LAND. In memory Of GEORGE ALBERT
STRICKLAND CRUMP, who entered into
eternal rest July 16, 1914.
God is in His Heaven, all is right with
the world So it is with us who are left
ANNIE AZ SGie J. f0q BARKsDALE. SISTER: FRANZ
o. S. CRUMP, BROTHER: WILLIAM B
CRUMP, BROTHER: MABLE v. HAMIL-
TON NIECE: lamar VIRGINIA
CRUMP. MOTHER.
ESSIG, MARY. In loving memory OF
my dear sweet. precious mother, MARY
ESSIG. who died five years ago today, July
20. 1912.
Oh, mother, darling, I miss you so.
LONELY, LOVING DAUGHTER, BERTHE.
Evening star., 1947-07-26

HUTCHINSON, MAMIE. Ofhcers and
A., members of Magnolia Council,
X& 2. o. r., I. B, P. o. E. of W,
H are hereby notified to attend the
II 1I session of sorrow to be held
N~ Sunday. July 81, 1941 at 7
vs. pm. at 18th and Que sts. NV.
~ Funeral services al pm. at the
resloence, 94G Westminster St. NV.
FRANCINE BIDDLE, L. D. r,
GRACE BENNETT. Fin. Sec.
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D. Roy Mathews
Superintendent
Taylor 0585

Taylor o585
Rock Creek Church
Road and Webster
Street NV. op-
posite Soldiers Home
Direct transporter
tion-Seventh Street
Cors marked SOL
diers' Home or Buses
H-4, marked Rock
Creek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-07-26
srAcKEMANN, ANNA MARGARET. On

STACkEMANN, AMI MAnUAnL1 u. II
Friday. July 25, 1a4f. ANNA MARGARET
Of Carl j. Stackemann and daughter of the
late David H and jamie Nalley Russell.
Friends may call at. her late residence
500 9Th st. NV, where services will be
held on Monday. July IS, at 1880 pm.
Relatives and friends invited. 1nterment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. "a
Evening star., 1947-07-26

sHULEs, WILLIAM GORDON. On Fri
day. July 25, 1a47, WILLIAM GORDON
SHULES, husband OF Blanchard Forres
Shules Services and interment Belvidere,
Evening star., 1947-01-11
Births Reported

Edgar and Lucille Armstrong, boy.
wallace and Margaret Behrman. boy.
Clarence, jr., and Mary Berger, girl.
Kenneth and Rosalee Bond, boy.
Harry and Thelma Bragg, boy.
Roy and Velma Brooks girl.
Lee and Lucie Brown, boy.
Joseph. jr, and Louise Burton. girl.
James and Margaret Burton. girl.
Mervyne and Doris Busby, boy.
Constantine s and Vivian ciate. boy.
Richard and Marie Curtin. boy,
Stanley and Florine Calvert. girl.
Robert and Medora CLARK. girl. u,.,
Grady and Doliie Crawford, girl.
William and Dorothea Dempsey, girl.
William and Marie Dixon, boy.
RUSSELL Russeli and i' LaVinia Drummond, boy.
Richard and Cuyler Edwards, girl.
Harold and Marian Emerson, glri.
Paul and Edmonia Flick; boy.
Huxley and Mary Galbraith, boy:
Harry and Martha Gertwagon, girl.
Rodney and Pauline Good. girl.
4homas Rsh sna ana dyEhis E1isabsfh he M boz,
Mark and Rosa Greenwald, girl.
Cecil and Mary Grubbs. boy;
Eyland, and Margaret Hale. boy.
Jeremiah and Betty Hege, bsI
Joseph and Jean Hill. boy. -.
James Jsnn ann and Sonia SONIA Hoard. sG boy. IVY
Glen and Esther Johnston, boy.
asnes and and MsTs Mary Kfttnfa koens bo
James and Kathryn Lang. boy
woodrow and Laura Lawrence, boy.
Frank and Katherine Levering, boy.
Eugene apd Charl0tte Love. hoy
Robert and Barbara Martin, girl
Thomas and Mary Mccarthy, boy.
James and Catherine .Mcsweeney, girl.
Peter ftur and adu csariotte tlaria Nelson. siri.
Erbert and Marian Nichols, girl.
Ralph and shirlev Nicholson, boy.
sdWara Sen ana ana ag Blanche s oo boy
John and Dorothy Osborne. girl.
Richard and Mary Osborn. girl:
Albert and Margaret Paradis. boy.
Arrow ' and nd Bertha h Porter. Ib bov.
REGINALD. and Ieola Porter; boy.
William and Gertrude Rsuth. girl.
william and Zoe Rickman. boy.
Don and Anne Riggs, boy.
Louis end Sara Saksen, boy, -,
Joseph and Helen scoenbauer. boy.
Warren and Helen Sherwood. girl:
Theodore and Bsrnics sherbow. girl.
EuWaTQ ana huuI SilDerIuhu, kiri.
Melton and Dorothy Silvert, girl.
James and Mamie Smith, boy.
George and Helen Stamp, girl.
Milton and. Eleanor sproesser. girl.
Horace and Mary Staples, boy.
Herbert and Jean Tessman. girl.
Elmer and Janice Thompson. boy.
Donald and Ruth Thompson; boy.
Daniel and Hilda Tippett. girl.
Emert ard Rita Tobin. girl.
Edward and Sylvia Tysenn, boy.
James and Louise Wier:. girl.
Ernest and Dorothy Williams, boy.
Raymond and Elsie Windsor, boy.
Stanley and Mary Wolford. boy.
George II and Mary Womble, boy.
John and Genevieve Nolan, boy.
James and Essie Dill, boy.
Charles and MARGARET Haley. boy
Leonard and Martha Hinnant, boy.
Albert and Leila Hymes, girl.
Sidney and Pansy Neal, boy.
Raymond and Artie Wise, boy.
Evening star., 1947-01-11
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! BIOSOPHY.
espure delivered vafs BY N
Biosophicai Institute. Room IL, Willard
Hotel o'clock tSa1sGi; pANGIs.
B'nai B'rita dance, Congressional Room,
Willard Hotel. 7;30 o'clock tonight.
Alpha Fraternity, George Washingtonn
From odensod over fairly sho letei miles,
AUSPICES aus 9 W WanderDirds Hiking Club; meet
at Track il. Union Station, am. t=omor- =
afseT RsnF euyns uneh and sup 10
Along Watts Branch. Md. west Of Rock,
vile, through farmlands and w91dsed nlss
about nine miles, auspices Capital Hiking
I4I6 r street NV, $50 am tomorrow.
Bring lunch and MEETING. faRR1Ne l.,
Biological Society Of washington; IN
od and constitution avenue NV, s O'Clock
~ SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Arts Club of WASHINGTON, 2017 street
2 to pm. Sundays: Finger paintings by
Faith villas and etchinss by William
Barnett Alden Gallery, Of Art. 127 Ran
dolph place NV, open to 10 pm. week
and to Sundays ios abeuD tbe hae
'iISfa psR Museum Seventeenth and ? street: e
fhzoasS hw oDeP Prdsys "a am Recent
furniture. glass and pewter. in the south
saliery, and Album of America. in the
1903 Thirty-secdnd street NV open $
am. to 4 pm. Tuesdays through Sa,turdaySs attn aHS
related art; through January. .,u
Fish and Wildlife Service; under s,,,,1ian main
in amd Streets NW open
Ash and animals for an indsnnte period Pc ID
open am. to 10 nm. daily, Photographs
and textbooks on 'Minorities in the United
States" through January
| 10 am. to pm. Mondays through Fri
days: Modern sculpture, through January;
Library Of C,Snsress zo,sa open an; to 1e
SUNDAYS: Original Lacock Abbey copy 9, Of
the Masna carta on hsa loan from the brilisn nas,
flutes and related materials from the Day
ton c. Miller collection. for an indefinite nit
he 81 2rrs oi asms
ing the "trouble spots" in esch weeks
draft Of Lincoln's Gettysburg address, for
centennial Of iowa. through February,
and Constitution avenue NV. open 8
am. to 4 80 pm. Mondays through Fri
days and 9 m. to noon Saturdays n;s and 9r.
Brazilian artist. through January.
Smithsonian Institution, Natural History
Building Tenth street and Constitution
avenue NV, open am to 4:30 pm.
daily: Forty-fifth annual exhibition Of
miniatures by the Penpsylvania Society OF
Miniature Painters. ends tomorrow
SQUARE DANCES.
Friendship House, 619 D street S.W
$50 o'clock tonight.
Ninth and K streets NV, $50 o'clock
FOR sERvICEMEN.
Walter Reed Hospital party, leave club
lounge, $50 clock, and formal dance and
Chinese dance. q O'Clock tonight, USO Club
1871 Fl street NV
Stage show with talent from Volunteer
Evening star., 1947-01-11
an IHE AIR TODAY,

WIoP, 5:00-Igor StravinskY eonduefs pro-
gram of his own works. l.. w,.
VOL, 6:00-emerpts from operas BY wag
ner and the DebussY suite. The Chlldrsns lof'
mel" are featured. A.,
Wol, 8:OO-comedan hieha Auer joins me
panel on this quiz show: II
WJ0P, S:O0-Mary Asior. Herbert haFshal'
and Vanessa Brown in IFS Date.
VOL, 8:30-A new fine fer this program Of
Hawaiian music broadcast direct from the
islands. 1T.
WMAL, 9:30-crais Rice Is the author OF this
new series Of mystery stories.
VOL, 9:30-Eddie Davis OF Leon and
Eddie's'' is the lone male facing the feminine
panel tonight. ~
WRC, 1000 Retiring Secretary Of Staie
James Byrnes delivers an address on U. J.
Foreign Policy" ~.
VOL, 1000 "RigoIetio" is presented with
And1ia Kuzak, Richard Tucker and George IolzI
singing the loading roles.
WI0P, t0:15-0IiVia De Havilland and Lew
Ayres in The Dark Mirror"
Evening star., 1947-01-11
W0oW, $40 K.e.
Sfassen Will Visit Russia
On MoIofov's Invitation

Former Gov. Harold E. Stassen
of Minnesota will 60 to Russia soon
possibly during the Moscow peace
conference of the Big Four foreign
ministers in March, it was learned
yesterday. He will not appear in any
official capacity and he will pay his
own expenses.
Mr.. Stassen, an avowed candidate
for the Republican presidential
nomination in 1913. is going at the
invitation of Russia. At the San
Francisco United Nations Confer
ence, at which Mr.. Stassen was one
of the American delegates, Foreign
Minister Molotov extended per-
sonal invitation to him to visit the
Soviet Union
QSeleased by North American Newspaper
Alliance.D
Evening star., 1947-01-11
Deaths Reported

Margaret J. Trager, &c. 5000 Wis ave. n "
Peter Aurand. S3. Fort Myer, Va.
| Frances w. Irelan, 79, 83S Madison st
Mary Marbury, II, soas st: NV.
Cramer Barnhart. 73. Rockville Md
Philip G. Affleck. 13, Woodley Park Towers
Hugh S. Smith, ~, 531S Broad Branch I'd
Isabelle w. Baker, 50, 1905 p st. NV.
Ellen L. Stretch. 56. 5308 Colorado ave
Elizabeth j. Patterson. "a, 1858 woodle,
william tucker, 5s, 1929 wis. ave NV.
George H Reed. As. Arlington, Va.
Willard H Mutchler, 43, 1919 47th st
Edward M. Baker. AZ, s1o A st. s.e.
Frank Broadrs AZ, Mobile. Ala
Frank A. Holder, 40, Fairfax. Va.
Bertis z. Jacobs, 80. 1888 2 s.. ne.
Frederick H. Muller, 33, 1884 Bellevue ter
Thomas j. slofkosky. %, Abba. Iowa.
Earlla Bender, %, Riverdale, Md.
Jay A. Dixon, Infant Arlington, Va.
infant Ritter, 45o2 Lily Pond DIR. ne.
Infant T,1,,, i Frsntz, ssos ea S4th st.; ne ,,s
Watsr Isa rWeFs WsGs g. g. S1a s1s Rna g. st NV sW
Samuel A. Lane, SO, 1917 18th st. NV.
George Young, As. 2531 Benning I'd ne
Samuel Sturdivant. 40. 1885 18th st. NV
Richard Green, a. GAINESVILLE, Va.
Thomas M. Leatherwood, Al, 500 Alex
an6er pl ne.
John L. Brown. infant. 1921 wallace st
Datsv L. Dent. infant. Marhury. Nd
Camp Shows, UsO Club 801 Pennsylvania
avenue NV, O'Clock tonight.
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Wiehtige Entscheidung
ueber naussuchung

su flint Sabren luegen Gerlesung
bes Webrpilid)tgeietes ein. /.
Sn ser Notwithstanding
,uuroe betont, oab Sic 1atiade, oaB
sic aufgefllnoenen 1ormulare NIT
oem eisentliben yerbred)en nid)t 5u-
iammenbingen, BON llntergeuroctcr
@eoeutllne lei. IS lu6re fiir 8eamte
uidt criorocrlid,, miibig oabei 81 itc.
ben uno iid Der 9eihlasnabme ocs
gemeismatcrials 81 entbalten. @ci-
II, luuroe ourd) oieic Gntiheibuna
tas ltrteil eier l,nteren Snitan,
GeitGtigt umo ser gebauptung elmer
general exploratory icarb", geiueien
ic;, uelde bie Gerfaiiing uerbietet.
(Iieier Nusoruf beoelltet cine &aus,
'rhung, nm ii6eybaupt et,pas Sn fin,
nen,)
9unoesrihter 6raufhlrter, oeiien
gtlebnung ben idGriiten Wortlaut
eEtbielt. meinte, sic Mebrbeitsent-
'd)eiolng Tonne ihluere 9eorobl,naeE
Der griinolesenoen lreibeiten sur
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tiJen Sororoullngen inS 2cben 81.
rildgeruien babe. bon 0enen man at,
nabm, oab lie llngeleslid) leien.
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Gel gibt weitere PIaene
fuer Expansion bekannt
President Lndseth erlaert, duss never Generator mil
Kostenoufwond Won 8 Miionen Dollar in Lake
Shore Kroftwer< instolert vverden soil.

Nobnahme reileftiert ibr GertrnueN
uno sic inoultriele Submit ser
Stoot. 9inoietb iagt. man rebne oa-
nit, oab sic Staot piihlt, uno oab
ser Notwithstanding entipre.
cheno lpiihlt.
Gr iogte Ierner, sic aegemudrtiaell
yaufoiten ieien 5nar o,lberoroentlid,
bcd). Sic Company iabre aber tort
nit ibren Yldnen, um Gleueianb unA
ren nproSltlihen Sbip suuerld|liael,
e!euriid,en Tienit bieten su fonne.
Ser nc,elte Generator neroe lpahr.
jcbeinlicb nidt Dor 1850 inltalliert
.rcroen. Mton iiebt in 2inoietbs Altit,
teiluna oas 9eitreben Sem 3oscrn
,nanber grobers aon5ernc entgegeh
III uirfen, &onltruftionsplune ourd).
suiiibren, luie 5. 9. leitens ser 8e,
neral Motors Corp.
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Gie Glepelauo electric Sllumlina-
ting So. miro ,peitere $4,000. 900
fir ibr gegempartiges Musoehnllngs-
programm aniluenoen. ,pie GrGlioent
G!mer 8. 9iuoietb mitteilte. Tor al.
lem fommt in ssruee oie sluilteullng
zines 75,O0O-ailopott Generators
I'M 2afe Sbore araituerf an 6. 20.
ct. unb Memorial Sbprepap. IS
miro ein slnbau all oas 8ebiiuoe err
ltellt ,lnb ein neiterer 3eIiel nit on.
beren Ginrihtllllgen ilitallicrt luer.
Sen.
1ieie neueite Grbob,ma Ser aapa-
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bGbe Ser Grpaniionsfolteu Ser Com.
ranp aui $50, 100000 unb Iteisert
hie araiterseu9ul,gsiahistei uu'
1,O59O0O ailolpatt. Sie Sirma iett
iih befanntlih oaiiir eiu, Gleueluno
gum belten Elas Iiir Snoultrien IN
Ser 9tation su MAIDEN. Sic neleIte
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Waibington. - Gas Cberite Bun.
besserid)t entid)ieo nit 5:4 Stim.
men, 0aB oa5l beitellte 8eonte. sic
cine Nerion aui Bruno eiues Sait.
teiebls in ibrer eigencn Wobnung
ieitnebmen aud) Sas Meht bittcn,
eteie @obnl,ng su ourhiuhen. uno
olles 9etpeismaterial, bas babei &c.
gen sic betreiienbe Nerion eeillnoen
miro, entiprebeno 81 benusen.
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rom Ueridstpr1 iioenten @inlon Der.
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senoen 3idter: Murpbp, jrantfur-
ter, Sadion i,no Nutleoae. Sober ser
lctteren brahte ein;elne @riinoe fiir
Bic ablebnuug Ser Gntid)eioung oar.
Seoob maren lie iif oariiber einia,
nab Sic Gntideioung oen Sdlb, mel.
den oie Yeriaiiuns eesen unbered).
tigte Salsiuduneen ilno 8elflag.
robmen eeipdbrt, 5unidte made. Sie
te5ogen iit babel alih auf Sen ame.
ritaniifen llnabbGngigfeitsfriee unS
bls @ehte, oie ourh i'm eritrebt ,pur
sen.
Ser ieBiecn GntdeiOune lieet iol,
GENDER 5all suerunOe: Ndbreno oas
@ebrgeieb in &rait mar. tpuroe Sc.
oree Sarris in ieiner Wobnune IN
Sslaboma Gitp BON 1pS. 0eamten
perbaffet. Gr ioate semdB Dem Sait
beiebl oas @eies segen Yetrug Der.
mittelS Eoitienoung uno eeeen Sch
lerei perlett baben. Oie Beamter
nabmen audi 0urdiilGune ser Nob
rung Dor, ,,m 8epeismateriaI ecger
Sarris 5u iinoen. Iabei itieBen III
oui einen llmiflag. ser Jormular,
entbielt, bon ocnen einiae angeblid
eiuer WebrmeloelteQe entluenoet pa
rem. Sic gntoeduna oieier JormuIa
re trug Sarris cine Gerurteilun(
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5ot1mer Pop
kon3erte
WeNinncu ant 4. ,Snni.

N1ditc @obe beginner pieoer Die
iibliben Hopfon5erte ocs Glepelano
Summer Srhelter uuter Sr. Muoolpb
HinNpau. Ties lit Sas nel,nte aon-
sert uuo es begiunt AHittlpcd), oen
Suni I'M Yublic auditorium lmo
tucm iie lpieocr Griolg babcn ,peroen
iie inn Suni, Suli lno slllgirlt for5er.
tierell, iagt bic 9'i,tiical Irts slNos
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9errpl G,tbinltein, cin beriibnlter Hts
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spieoer Gin tiihtiacr Eianoipieler aili,
@orris 8clooIsfp miro 81 boren ieln.
@a!ter Galicu, ser friiber frltllicrt
!ruroe, miro ipieScr nuftreter lnlo
icinc nlGd)tiac 9aritpnltimn,e borell
luiieu am 25. Suni.
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g4Ghreno oes aon5ertes miro Sr.
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Muoitrriiuns.
Gintrittsforten iinb 5t baben nllr
$50 Guclio slpe.
Yrciie ransieren. bon $50 Tllr
5afeliise Main Jhlr; fir Nelerpierte
galfoni,be $12O, Damn 90c l'no 6oc
Fir 1utreierpierte 8altcnlite eln-
ihlielih Steuer.
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Dies ,anH Dos

Grfeuntnis beilen, mas grpb uno
Helm lit, lit oie ldpuerlte @lllenldaIt
in oielem 9eben. Seucrbah
Grolten lit cine aunit oes Ser5cns.
Sic beltebt oft nur oarin, liebepoa 5il
idppeisen uno idppcigeno nit5uteilcn.
Stto BON Seirner.
Stapierigfeiten iino oa5u "a, il'''
iiber,punoen 81! ipcrocn. $. II.
Sci pielen Gerbano. .lil4eu biloen
sic Observation-Disclosures Die Saupt'atc
9ln Sen meiiten 8eianltiiberlidte!l
f0nnen nur sic Gin5elbeiten inter
eilieren.
Iie gr6bte S6rpahe mand)er Men'
ihen lit in ibrer llrteilsfraft 5u fin
oe,1.
Stsuer lit oft Die Iufgabe, einc
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Aeues Dopue
Wheater
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Sat Wolf. Diuiiionsmannger Der
Marner Bros. .1beaters, 9ab befannt
oob Warner Bros Elm t,eues Yogue
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Moao, Inn 6:3O llbr, 0onnerstog.
oeu 20. Msai, eroffren miro. Dies 1T
Lein apunoerid)0nes 1beater uno miro
aud, oie belteu Slime 3eieen. Serpa'-
ien lie es nid)t einn,al binSnsebe't
uno iid, 3u iiber3eusen mas oa ssbot
ten tpiro. u,.,
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2onSsbcre. % Madtpoiten itno
anhere 8eumic oes beriibtigtcn 3on.
sentrntionslngerS Wfautbdnlen BET
Gins OF ser 0nnan biietem I'M Safc
ser bisiigen sSeltung fir ibre an
spebrloien. S1ftlingeu begangenea
.Miiietatcll nit bem 5obe an Walgcr.
Weitere q. barllnter Elm ebcnnaligcr
9fo5i- -6uuleitcc in Seltcrreicb, lpnr,
oen cinen 5ag ipatcr gebalrgt.
Gorber lpllroen srnci Eolcu erid,ci.
len, oie etenfalls Md6ter ,paren.
UAif<s 1pfpy tEio Mo Mn apfnpffi
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2lnterieaiter teiraten
jung
S6luk bon Sette /.

bier5llaroe biel leihter uno llnae-
5tpllngelcr als in Sen meiiten anoe.
rem Sanoern, ,,no oas Helultat lit
chen, oa6 iie gr0Eerc Gbanceu babcn,
iid fennen nno licben su Iernen, 81,
beiraten unO idon relatip friib einc
igenc 6amilie 5u griinbcn.
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Sanb Gse unl stlre ansehSrt6e1
RttaIteb Inn Qrarfenperetn unS
Central werbanb? @enn nt&t, jeti
II bic 8eit bet5utre.en. I'm penauev.
Sufprmattsn :afen Gte ssn 2ofaI'
bertreter Gn.
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WARMING
An UNSERE kUNDEN
E he.eht ft allen den Nqur
ga. iefernden cebieen der vereinsen
zute|vns
fei~Is ceseI
semeonen
denen stoasiehen osffeniehen Betiebskommisionen
Eervuq coshezua Eehvnqen
oeIhevnss
Fuer den Schultz hat die
Eos Ohio Gas Company ohniehe Ensehroenkus
Re der Dvrhuhns Esehroenkvns ansoehten
woden vnd wrd ceiet County vehondek
foIsendermosen
N0TvERoRDNUNG (AbgeaenderD
2N vo" April ''1 Abs.nyns oder Avhsby.s q" N...'
% 1s s." & die es%ss klein Gas tue, ] % = .' den
uebetvnssn Ree der
Duehfuehryns
co:en' us Peronen die ubenetuns der coshei
zunseindshtynsen n.tar hobsn enses NIGHT de.e Enrich
ouf Ko.tsn des kpnden enfsn oder abse.hoet wid
wenn n.,ulatonen von in komm.ca.r
biben,
oNsenene Mqnsel System
herrehen ~nd Fell ssnvs
bel shens kotem Meter hahen werdsn
WARMING Ai4kie4an eSie nichA
THE EAST OHIO GAS eoMpAn.
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. - .
: Uifts Iefer gle Die Mnaetaetli
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-29
Musical for Benefit
of Cancer DFive To
Be Held Here Soon

The Little Theater Group OF
the Jackson Square USO will
present musical show for the
Cancer Drive at Raups Club on
Roosevelt Boulevard during the
| first week of June. Information
, concerning the sale of tickets and
the dates will be announced
later.
Numbers from their new mu-
steal show, "Frolicks of 1947, /"
will be presented and many
numbers from BEST Smile For
ward production will be held
over. Starring in the vocal num-
bers will be Dianne Ohmie, colo
ratura soprano; Louis Anastasio,
youthful baritone from Boca
Chica Air Base; Ray Darling,
singing star from the U. S. Sub
marine Base, and lovely Doreen
Cruz, blues vocalist. The Mello-
Aires trio will be on hand to
furnish some close harmony.
Handling the dancing end Of
the show will be Marge Siursen,
Joan Lanier, and Gerald Pinder,
program director. The choruses
include Marian Pickens. Ann
Divide, Shirley Roberts. Lingtee
Scribner, Vivian Garcia. Dorothy
Wagaman, Veda Thompson,
Doris Thompson, Gladys Ire
deau, Gloria Acevedo, Shirley
Smith, and Fran Watson.
New costumes are arriving
from the House of Maharam,
noted theatrical costuner of
New York City. Mark Stanley
and his band will be on hand to
furnish the dance music. The
show will be presented at in
tervals with the dancing in be-
tween the show numbers. Bea-
trice Moreno will be the accom-
PIANIST for the show, assisted by
Jack Crawley and Arturo Hem
riuueZ.