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REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont. J


ROOF REPAIRs, cutters and downspouts;
, ell types painting snd We @waterproofng'
ROOFING REPAIRS, painting, cutters,
snow guards; prices reas.; free est; fast
ser MURRAY ROOFING CO., DI. 2704.
RUGS AND FURNITURE expertly cleaned
piant p ou ACE s sToRAGE CO. G TR. 6aoie Siei L
chairs. $40 WA 47SS III
STONE, FLAGSTONE AND CEMENT--Spe-
s-alizing in stone retaining walls and flag
mates. mates cali JERRY. AT. ee66. ~
TRASH REMOVAL, monthly rate as low as
81; daily service. ROBERT C0RB1N,
TYrEWklTEzs cleaned s.leq .ne 1d,SsSs4 f1NI4sh
TYPEWRITER CO; s,a ,I 14ts 1o,nss n;S ~,
prices call ACADEMY UPHoLsIERING
GPHoisTER1NG GP IsSS fss Hscoverins mo- and re-
building, custom work. cLINToN Q.
EGERTON, Sill Ga. ave. NV. GE. 343l.
WASHING MACHINE REPAIR SERVICE all
makes genuine tac.e5y pa5ts T95k rG s1af
Ga ave Call GE. 1888. am. to 9 pm.
WATERPROOFING CELLARS. walls, Chin
neys. roofs, cutters. downSpouts; expert
work: low prices; guar. NEVIN's. Lu. 2444. "a
COMP. REPAIRs-carpenter. plaster. fre-
6uisf service T01 rev P%11IIAMs Nj is1S
no THAT CARPENTER job now--cab:net
work repairs, kitchen equipment furn. and
installed. RE. 1907. 81. 64SS. 19s
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BOATS.

ACCEPT CABIN CRUISER as part payment
on NV. det; brick; rms: 3ia baths;
for roes tfou va b9es
peake Bay, Eastern Bay Bloody Point.
Poplar Isle, Gooses; For reseryations, call
GAR fs4s De L LUXE KING 5foat Wa 45ss Ovens Cruiser
new-boat condition; six months old cost
So $50; will sacrifice for $3.50; equipped
with many extras, such as built-in helms
mans seat, bar radio, etc; sleeps four;
truly a beautiful boat. oW. 444s; eyes,
e6-FT. CABIN DECK CRUISER, universal
motor. RA 1909. 10
BRIDGE DECK, 36 it.; new motor sleeps
6; fully equipped; Sl,75O EASTERN
PoWERBoAT CLUB, call ewes, AK. 447s
3 BOATS, good for duck hunting; right
size. size for car top; S45 each. Call Sligo.
ACCEPT CABIN CRUISER as part payment s
on NV. det. brick; rms, ga baths
vacant; $4,000. OWNER, Wo. 1112. 2O'
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ROOMS UNFuRNIsHED.
RooAs WITH BOARD.

I57s MASS AVE. vacancy ter
young man in large room, adjoining BATH
excel. meals; S4s.5O per mo. 20
1859 PERRY PL.. of 14th-Hested, "a
breakfast, dinner. c.-h.w. DE, 7749. Con-
aoes G ST. Nw-vacancies for young
iadies; room with private bath. Sa7;
FOUNTAIN COURT, 18th season-Largs
double rooms. superior meals, select Glen
tele moderate rates. MARTHA WASH
INGTON SEMINARY MANAGEMENT, GO.
ARLINGToN-For couples; will consider
child. school age; home-cooked meals:
lge:. light rooms daily room service;
parking: cony coS0, transp. to city and Penasss-
6S3l 9th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished twin
bed rm,; delicious meals; good transp9er-
ROOM ROOM AND BOARD for doctor and sister;
single rooms, in NV. Ask for doctor.
THE MAR-LEETA, 1925 10th st. NV
board, elevator. excellent board ls.
in double ,rm. for girl; meals day, 2.
days; good transp. 20O1 Columbia rd-
n W., HO. 9462. Is
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ROOMS, APARTMENTS TO SHARE

CAPITOL HILL-Girl will share larEa
front studio room share kit. and bath with
another congenial girl; $50 mo. FIR. syoU.
NEAR PA. AND MINI. AYES. SEE Con-.
genial girls. who like pleasant surrounds.
ings. to share furnished apt: own bedroom.s
LU. 6746 or AK. 1855. is
GIRL to share 5-room apt with q
other girls. Call FIR ssel after p Pm.
nondrinking young man de-.
sires another man to share lge., warm
front room, twin beds, .S25 mo, 1441.
1857 1850 s. ST. Nv. "a Apt soS o5ss-Two girs to-
share, attractive studio room: breakfast.
laundry privilS Call after pm DU. $685.
ONE OR TWO GIRLS, $3.50. to share spa-
excellent .transpoftatien, LU 1904. E-1s
with T shofser aer
sys se TR 127s af5sE PM 10 sSs,.
small apt; must be neat and clean. VI.
O026 after 2:30 Sun. and $50 weekdays.
CoLoRED-APARTMEN to be shared:
all privileges; S42 month. 4s15 e. Capt.
tOl III 0142 -
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

LADY with large apt will rent, liv. rm.
and bedrm. and share kit, with girls
after $50. Ex. 1895: -Ie
i7OO d ST. S.E.-Quiet employed couple,
Broom apt, bathroom: S65 advance. =
OVERLOOKING SHOREHAM-Liv. rm,..
bedrm. suite; no kitchen; 16x2S: daily
maid, linen AID. 312O, IL am. to pm.
DUPONT CIRCLE SECTION nice rms.
kit, and bath, 1st flr; for studio, once.
FIRST FLOOR HOME, pvt. entrance; liv.
rn., 2 beorms.. kit, bath, completely pvt,
No children or pets. Refs; S125 Box
S.E.EAttractively furn new apt. liv rm..
din rm, bedrm., kit, bath; empl. cple.
only; references required; SIPS mo. Ak.
sUBLET OR SHARE bachelor apt, Q bed.
rooms, den, living room, kitchen and bath;
completely furnished; now occupied hy
bachelor; can house men comtortsblyj
utilities furnished; NV. location; refers /
ences. Box 2s4-C, Star. Is
fContinIIed m Next Paae)
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

LARGE, NICELY FURN. ROOM, conv.
transportation gentleman preferred. 5605
E.ds st. ne. AK. 1881, -l9
800 33rd ST N.E.-Lovely large front rm.
for .. in private home. on a bus stop;
kit privil Ii 0a1S -1S
FURN. ROOM for employed couple or lady,
one block from carline with or without
kit. priv Gail after 3 VI. s216 lis
1878 vARNUM PL. N.E.-Double rm. with
bath: pvt. home; unlim phone; men only;
at bus stop. NO. 5136.
1915 E. CAPITOL ST. N.E.-Lse. rm.,
nicely furn.: will take couple and
$50 3rd ST. N.E.-Newly furn room,
single or double. Call any time. TR.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC. tcentJ,
GREAT DANE PUPPY. Axe; o wks. old
IDEAL PET for children cocker spaniel
female, red. thoroughbred. 10 mos. old
Call after pm. HO. 7439. Ia
COON DOGS, pair of black and tan hounds
. yrs. old, run nicely. not spoiled; 500
UE. 1884 -19
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ROOMS FuRhlsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

FORT DUPONT S.E.-Bright room, next
to bath. for or g in new home OF adult
LARGE DOUBLE, nicely furn rm., for 3
or 8 girls; nice neighborhood: close TO
good transp reasonable. AK: 1883. 20
1928 POTOMAC AVE S.E.-Large double
front room, twin beds. next to bath; cohv.
transp.; breakfast privileges. Ii. 3436.
expos, for gentlemen; single. $50; double
S35 TR 1896. -10
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COAL. WOOD AND FUEL OIL.

FIREWOOD-Buy direct from farm, 49,
"a and SO inch lengths, mixed hardwoeds,
oak and pine; S22 cord, delivered. Phone
GE. 1868 bet 8 am. and pm. 10
FIREWOOD, slab mixed, SIS per. cord;
fireplace logs. S12 per cord; delivered.
Hyattsvlle 5000. I'll
BLACK TENNESSEE WALKING HORSE,
brown and white; u ponies. work and
ride: / outstanding buckskin horse, ]
Palomino gelding. sorrcl hunter. several
other horses. saddles and brides. FILL
TOP FARMS, Fisher rd., Temple Hills,
Md Spruce 0104. lis
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ROOMS FvRhishEp-Mp. 8 VA.

COUPLE wishes gentleman guest; conv; 70
ssssos Wash PentasGn ant4snre Nay 4ss sPsarkns eu
DOUBLE ROOM, in new house; private
bath, telephone and radio; close 70
transp.; pref. employed couple. SH. 6ss1.
1918 a1st ST. So Arlington-Nesr Pen.
tagon; single room; excellent bus service.
1913 4sth AVE. Capitol Heights, Md.-Tws
furnished rms. next bath; laundry and
kitchen pratyyileges; s12 and s14 week
FURN RM. for 1 or gentlemen. pvt,
home can arrange for breakfast and
dinner. also laundry If desired; military
ARLINGTON, yA.-Twin bedrm., semipvt.
bath; kit. privil. if desired. Call "a.
PVT. BATH. twin beds; refined home,
quiet, beautiful Arlington locality, 1o
minutes to Key Bridge; uni phone; no
TWO Rooms FOR RENT Oct 18th: one
single, one double; on front; karEe closets;
line Arlington, Va. Gail CHI. $3.50: Is
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COUNTRY BOARD.

VACANCIES for elderly couples in modern
country home Close in. Large room and
bath on LIST floor. home privileges, radio
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AVIATION.

ONE ERO COUPE, share in 11-membel
club, at Bailey Cross Roads. Call eve
FOR SALE - CESSNA 1e4s model 140,
metal props, 2-way radio: best offer ac-
cepted. UN. 2O1S. lis
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POULTRY and EGGS.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV, ME
OOs9. Baby chicks. feed and poultry sup.
plies
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JEWELRY STORE, all cash business. To-
Gated on busy street; averaging about $685.
600 per W. priced at $4,000, plus 81 for
81 stock.
DGS self. service-Grossing better than
81. 900 per wk.: apt. adjoining store avail.
both on long-term lease: Business long
established and successful. Substantial
cash REQUIRED. Call 8. Tactic, with ACNE
REALTY CO., DI. sl16, Sun. and ewes,
EN- 1914. 10
DELICATESSEN-SsO0 weekly business;
5-year lease at S75 monthly rent; open
II hours daily; Price Price of ss,4oo includes
of S1lO per month. including nice apart
ment. Good loca ton. Price reasonable.
DGS self-service mo deliveries doing
5000 business weekly Reasonable rent
for store and apartment. Very profitable
store in good location.
Grocery store in .colored neishborhood
81 300 weekly business; rent. Ss5 per
month. Price, $4,000, lock: stock and
barrel Down payment of $4,000 required.
Grocery store with sales averaging ST.
100 weekly Rent of $3.50 includes excep-
tionally fine apartment. Price Of $4,000
includes stock of merchandise. Reasonable
terms can be arranged BRADLEY, BEALL
& HOWARD, INC, 233 Southern BLDG,
COLoRED-LUNCH ROOM, direct from
owner; reasonably priced; good business,
S12O a day; good lease. MI. 1895. 20'
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GROCERY. DGS. good location: $500
weekly: low rent, long lease; good hours
closed Sunday: new truck; nice apartment.
Grocery. $500 weekly business; excellent
chance for go-getter; $4,000, including
stock
Grocery beer, colored: not much COM
petition; $1,000 weekly business; beautiful
apt. good conditions. Schwartz, with
SE1GEL. EX. 25O1. 49,
!. GRoC., MEATS AND BEER-store now
run down. Good man can do 5000 weekly.
Beautiful modern apt. Priced reduced to
$4,000 for everything; 81 400 down and
you are in bus. Eve. and Sun, M. Stein,
Q Delic self-service. newly and mod
ernly equipped $1,000 weekly vol. Open
8 days. Finest white clientele. Wonderful
location. Must be seen to be appreciated
Eve. and sun. Marvin Kogod, Wo: $3.50.
approx; s. 900; cash and carry. Rent,
s. ooo cash WIN handle. Eve. and Sun,
4; Fogntain ans ] lpneheonette; down
proved Very Very small ;r expenses Ressonabls
Sun, S. Blanken. ia. 0995;
urbs, Weekly bus, over 81 900: Under
SUm1 Owners nad snaous and must sell sell ssert
500, cempIste with lse; stock. Eys; and
BooKoFF, 631 ST. NV, MA. 1889. MA.
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5Tilliant cut stones, nnest quality. COL
5iAMoN6s1Lssy;s .s5s SOL y 4, st. st:. 500! 500;
round cluster. 9 dismonds, 1A,ct., $J25:: sI25:
ct, $3.50; iady's. 1H-ct, $375; lady's
1A,.ct,,. $3.50 ledy,s 2-et: s5a5; ladys' ;Is
"a M-et., $3.50: .iady's, perfect. act, s1.IOo.
Money, back suarantee;, LIVINGSTON &
6feTATISG @ S T MACHINE, M soundserber, With
svitch for trsnscrbins Unit all for for SIS;
'DISETTE FEE SET. o mahoeany; Duncan Phyts
table and chairs, $40 Call after
pm; EN- $500. Apt. 6o6, 2o'
table and 4 cnairs, good condition; seere-
tary, mahogany veneer; both for $50
pfNISG m RIM. FURNITURE, o pcs. modern
walnut; excel. value and condition. WI
4i:saN DINlNG ROOM sU1TE-rsble. 4 chairs
sast ss5str .ss Sse sssc condition. $40 '0'
DIN. RIM. SET, s35: apt. gas range, day
bed, also round table, exceptionally low
priced. 626 Jefferson st. NV. RA. 1888
DINING ROOM, living room suites, kiteh-
en- cabinet, sofa bed. maple desk, buffet,
EGzSIes E1E css sos Tssonf asora. msshns ase
DINING ROOM SUITE. s-pc. solid ma
hoEany inlald. $1,000 or best offer under.
DINING ROOM SUITE, French, excellent
condition. Call between and pm
4724 32nd st NV. is
DRUM SET. Ludwig and Ludwig, 6 pieces
with accessories: excellent condition; rea-
sonable. Phone Elmwood 673. is
DUPLICATOR-SaVe on good used
mmeograph; speedoprint, $3.50: Presto
print, $I9.50; ,lettergraph. S29. 30; COM
plete with supplies; fully guaranteed. See
ELECTRIC RANGE, aE. $50. wo. 1873.
ELECTRIC SINK. Hot Point, compination
dishwasher and garbsgs disposal; brand
6l4 10th st. NV. Ma. sS72.
ELECTRO- FREEZE frozen custard ma
chimes (2l. Just like new. and ! Victor
holding cabinet, cash register. Neon sign
113S 4th st. s.w. after B pm. lis
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CONTINUED on Next Psse3
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HOLLYWOOD BED. do
condition. ia. 1908.
ICE CREAM MACHIN


fePditSa feP csnAM "a MaeMiSEs t9f} co. w.l,sms lar
Sos It1G fsfMAR N r. 1906 seod condition s4.ss.
sS cTASEES iSi HTdHSES ss9 s ]os
GkkR if e. sR f asEeGs5 &C. pRSns Wilson Srsfs sV
LIVING RIM. FURN.. studio couch; smal
kit cabinet, dishes. AID. 1889, 3oo3t
Eiv. Ii "a RIM. M SUITE. a-piece, Lawson type
ereen trieze with CUSTOM maze maze slip covers
TasRkxd 0aann a%p. s Supp, aSoe ., used nse
brick lumber and other building materials
from mans wreckine Jobs. Get our quota
I before Sssns s For se dssn so
SIS; ne; Inspee5lOn asny INVITED or cal
EUasEE HEssISoEH as6 So BpTDiSa IT es$s MATERIALS
both new and used at Robinson's. oper
all day Sat and Sun Free delivery ,vTy,Gs On
lumber millwSrk W1,5oST,ds n1nb,ns ssetr1s
USE USED tbfnsES bGiIDika fs1TsGs isss Ken
ilTSFih TMhaR. eve wafrE Pf AZ OAK SoN iSe So IT,
best offer under; 1900 So it. AT. 4731
E6MBEs G sEs' of all kinds; plywood of all thick.
BsTS0d posTS in 10 dfssens Rsf coers for fteheH
AND aeet ssrGIR %RrRoPoLTAa IS Fl SRfs os
MTsicAI sNf AZ KNssrRTMENTsclearance s. hS Ss
trumpets trombonss saxopnenes .tansly aGeGT
tem1us terms. KiTf Rrrfs MUs1c 6snt CO.. 1880 St. NV
OFFICE EoUIP.-Desks, chairs. files IS sal safes ;S
sun, SUM- co. 46a5; week. i1is l4th st. NV
OFFICE EQUIPMENT. .n,.,,a. somplste: a!.f Addins
Cabinet sbfMeffi files, and Others; win sacrificee
sF,Hs Gs Msnday yERSTURs aRS TqHsaay s
desks dsd chairs l,1s M cabinets sss5 tables ETC.
PIANO: Pianola, player, good condition cots
Baldwin ,sro;sD,s 'Dn:t S%sos sSSe s;
sssf s:s rs!sa.. y s. ssss 49, aE
and take pianos in trade. 2o'
aNo stsHysy srand wends in ns e9nasG sds py
s61sfsEinaso sos asoLBART fRt i1e in
sas Sso1 sS dsorEs svenass axs by app W
buy buy and take pianos, in trade. 20
PIANO, Knape upright, in good condition
s75: See LAWSON 4, = GoLIsART; sSo1 Racr.in in
Ever Eyeinilnss By 2 sppt We buy and aS take
ParSSs in nms sTads Beautifully toned grand in
finish. S8a5. RE. s2i2. .KITTs. 1850 6
st. NV middle Of the block. 10.
PIANO-Phone RE. 6212 II you are look
ing for q value in a new or used spinet
we can save you real money. KITS
+ 1880 q st.. NV. (middle Of the block, -19
dition, made by Kimball VI. OS93. II
PIANOS Steinway. Knabe and Kimball
grands. thoroughly repaired. Reasonably
Dans ss se New Msrdsn Mapano
Emerson, Haddorn spinets and consoles
Beautiful styles. Liberal terms. LUBAR,
1900 q st. n.w.s MA. 0414. I'll
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ROOM, direct from
wner; reasonably priced; good business
;120 a day; good lease. MI. 1895. 20'
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town; easy terms. ELECTRICAL CENTER
TfiEtEv1sioN-Bls I'll 12sh \ hS; sna.new eE sos comb
TfffvisiSS sfSS IS 81 os ss1s ss T1!sly
reduced brand new floor samples and dem.
onstrators with erginsl service guaEantee
Phice GE c5oseg
allowance and easy terms; STANDARD
nRE as BATTERY T. sfi Gq 1os opsn 'Ha svery sss
TEEEyis1oN TEE VI SET, cgosley table model,
Tt anes s4' ss ST sJsS psao 'uass Screen
Tffis fsd NJ sSs afsss
1oms s4S moass 81 eiRS $500
RAPIo So 5Ss $ mdSs, d5s i ss somo Tsao
-phonograph. .retai;ed $50; new. PER
: inside aerials, $500 cash. co. 0,797'
I'll fiaEss, m factory reeona. all sizes ss & ca;
sftsszs sfsveE TIRE sfd eo sen sse I'll Ga ave AR
TRAILER 2-wheel, all-metal. baggage
oroo y euver perect tor Rneq
condition; S126. Call jackson 1871.
TRUMPET, American standard. like new.
gold iacauered, $3.50; Martin trombone,
late model, factory reconditioned. .S105;
many bargains not listed: conv. terms
TYPEWRITERS-BARG We sell on
terms; 1. c. Smiths. $32 20; Royal Royal
books; Magic Margin Royals. $40 per mo.
All machines carry new-machine guaran-
tee. Free delivery. 1909 14th ST. NV.
TYPEWRITERS, portable; all makes: easy
terms; used port and standards, barg. To-
dav, CO. 1925: week, 11l2 14th NV. -lg
TYPEWRlTERS-S25 allowance for old
typewriters, standard keyboard; on pur-
chase of new Corona, Remington, Royal
Underwood pcrtables; service guar. mos.
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER g. ADDING MA
CHINE CO., 2019 14th st. NV, MI. 44OO
TYPEwRITERs. standards and portables,
new and rebuilt, ,sts l,Sr suaranMtss; S2S xN
TYPEWRITER CO." 1851 y. Capitol st.
q; 9os2, $40 e 9; Inelusing y, ssturdsys y
Y dE EEHTa sss sEKyi9E unS mos s71s IL
adv, $3.50; 8, $3.50; no del, s. ad. dep.
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Army Dismisses Min
Employees as DisloYal
Six Civilian Workers Are Charged
With Communist Connections.

WASHINGTON. Dismissal of
nine army civilian employees on dis
loyalty grounds, six of them because
of Communist connections, was re-
ported by the army.
Secy. Kenneth c. Royal signed the
orders for the d~ismissals, which
have occurred principally at posts
outside of Washington since o
gress recessed last July.
Aside from Communist connec-
tions, grounds for dismissal included
membership in organizations whose
interests are considered inimicable
to those of the United States.
Neither identities nor assign
ments of the dismissed employees
were reported.
Kenneth D. Johnson, special as
sistant to Royal, said the dismis-
sails followed complete considera-
ton by the loyalty review board of
reports submitted by military intel
ligence agents and the federal bu-
reau of investigation.
Johnson said the war department,
since divided into the army depart
ment and air force, has been dis
missing employees for ~disloyalty
since 1912. He said 105 cases have
been reviewed since 1912, including
55 of suspected Communists, 81 pro-
Nazis and 10 named in miscellane-
GUS charges. Of this number, he
said, q were dismissed for Com
munist affiliations, 10 as pro-Nazis
and 9 on miscellaneous charges.
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MRS.. ISABEL A. HAGEN
OF OF SSILESIA SUCCUMBS.

After an illness of five months,
Mrs. Isabel A. Hagen, &C, of Silesia
died Saturday at a Billings hospital
where she had been a patient for
a week. The funeral was conducted
Wednesday afternoon of this week
at Settergren's chapel in Billings
and interment was in Mountview
cemetery.
The daughter of. MI. and Mrs.
Peter ~Isaacs, Mrs. Hagen vas born
June 81, 1881, in Wisconsin and
accompanied her parents when they
later moved to Hazel Run, Mimi,
to reside. She married Martin v.
Hagen there March %, 1905.
The Hagens came to Bridger and
took up a homestead in 1912. Mr..
Hagen died March %, 1947, at
Silesia where the family had moved
in 1928.
Surviving Mrs. Hagen are seven
children, Mrs. Jake Ostrum of All
sarokee, w. H. Hagen of Silesia,
Arthur Hagen of Fossil, Ore, Mrs.
Kenneth Bell of Dixie, Iowa, Mrs.
Ernest McGeorge of Silesia, Milton
Hagen of Laurel and Mrs. Gilbert
Peregoy of Silesia. Also surviving
are 10 grandchildren, two sisters
and two brothers.
She was a member of Our Savior's
Lutheran church in Laurel.
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INSTALLATION OPENS
ROYAL NE|GHBOR YEAR

Mrs. Ann Rhyner of Columbus
acted as installing officer for the
Royal Neighbors at their meeting
Tuesday evening at the parish hall.
Assisting her were Betty Strand,
ceremonial marshal, and Lois VIE
Der. assistant ceremonial marshal.
Other installing officers were Vera
Motzko, chancellor; Tia Olson, in
ner sentinel and Frances Freed,
musician.
Officers-elect passed through an
arch of vari-colored carnations held
by escorts Eleanor Fisher, Georgia
Weber, Helen Pomroy and Marian
Weber.
Those installed were Margaret
Freed, oracle; Marie Weber, vice
oracle; Frances Fisher, recorder;
Loretta McManus, receiver; Elva
Barney, past oracle; Cora Pomroy,
chancellor;' Edna Sherrow, marshal;
10 Ann Little, assistant marshal;
Rarick, inner sentinel; Ber-
tina Strand, outer sentinel; Emma
Rooley, Lucille Miller and Ethel
Rodgers, managers; Nellie Olmstead,
faith; Beatrice Ricci, courage; Mil
bred Smith, modesty; Wilma Her.
man, unselfishness; Veronica Sc
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1.-THE VigiIants Return"

BANK NIGHT THURSDAY with
shows at GAS and 9 p. NJ
One show Friday at s P. M.
Saturday shows at GAS and 9 P. M.
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Use Cooking Liquid

Cooking liquid is recommended
for packing most vegetables because
it may contain minerals and vita
minis dissolved out of the food. Boil
ing water is recommended when
cooking liquid is dark, gritty IT
strong-flavored, and it may be used
if you haven't enough cooking liquid.
Processing time is the same
whether hot cooking liquid or boiling
water is used for packing.
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kora, endurance; Christine Speare,
musician; Kate Rodgers, flag bearer;
Ann Rhyner, captain of the degree
staff, and Marie Moler, assistant.
All the officers were presented
with carnation corsages. A no-host
lunch was served at the close of
the meeting.
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Jonah Sailed From Jaffa

Jaffa, Palestine, is the town from
which Jonah sailed before he was
cast to the whale. 1t has been the
Mediterranean port for Jerusalem
since Biblical times. The oldest part
of Jaffa, where the towns few hun
dred residents of a century ago
lived, is a citadel-like cluster of
houses with narrow streets perched
at the edge of a rocky cliff.
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Royal Theatre
WEEKLY PROGRAM

THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
January 1910
FILMED in magnificent technicoIor
this film about a woman who drives
men to madness and whose lips
promised love will thrill you through
and through. Thrills in music by
Rimsky-KorsakOff is added to fur
Their thrill you.
fvonne 'DeCarlO Eve Arden
Brian Donlevy Philip Reed
Jean Pierre Aumont Charles Cullman
Laurel outlook., 1948-01-07
Designing Washington

Plans for the City of Washington
were designed in 1891 by Pierre
Charles L'Enfant, an American
architect born in France in 1755.
who came to America with Lafay-
cite in TIT.
Laurel outlook., 1948-01-07
Burma'S New Flag

The new flag of Burma is red, with
a blue canton bearing one big and
five small white stars. A canton on
the flag is the rectangular part next
to the staff.
Laurel outlook., 1948-01-07
1.-THE Egg And |"

Added selected shorts.
Sunday Matinee at 2:30 p. M.
Sunday night shows at
6:45 and 9 p. M.
Monday and Tuesday shows
at 8 p. M.
Laurel outlook., 1948-01-07
1.-THE Song of
Scheherazade"

End Feature
She was a beautiful gal who was
hard to tame, hot as a smoking
gun, and with a heart as big as
all outdoors. Thrills stampede the
screen when the V~igilantes ride into
the night and roar into danger.
It's filmed in Cinecolor.
Jon Hall Andy Devine
Margaret Lindsey Robert Wilcox
Paula Drew Jack Lambert
Laurel outlook., 1948-01-07

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY
January 11-12-13
You have read the book and now
you can see the film. Millions
laughed over the book and you will
howl at the picture which is filled
with dOwn-tO-earth comedy about
wonderful people.
Claudette Colbert Louise Allbritton
Fred MacMurray Percy Kilbr;de
Marjorie Main Richard Long
Evening star., 1948-10-06
Greeks Ask More Add
For Drive Against Reds
By the Associated Press

Greece is asking the United States
for more military aid to bolster
the Greek governments campaign
against Communicated guerrillas.
State Department officials said
today note outlining proposals
for expansion of the Greek armed
forces and for increased American
help was given to the American
Embassy in Athens last Thursday
1t was sent to Paris for considera-
ton of Secretary of State Marshall
President Truman yesterday re-
ported to Congress that aid 10
Greece and Turkey has been a
conspicuous success" in helping to
combat the spread of communism.
The Greek armed forces, advised
by American officers, now number
about 100000. But further expap-
sion was proposed and how much
American assistance would be re-
quired was not disclosed.
The United States is providing
1925 100000 in military aid for
Greece and Turkey III the fisca!
year ending next June 30. OF this,
$3.50, 1000, 900 has been allotted to
Greece and s50,0O0O0O to Turkey.
The $25,000,0 900 balance has not been
assigned.