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the navy announced, “for meriMay Greatest for Any | torious conduct in a storm.” I a, TT WILL GIVE AN EXCELLENT HOME TO

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the navy said that his ship took 0 Rusba ander * Voort. | ~ anything. a heavy sea over its bridge and e . Fred Ciements and (ALTERATION SPECIALISTS) E CHICAGO, June 30 (. P) sh water penetrated into an after fe gh > IE conservasion « Sonelons publ | compartment. Fry quickly drained y. at Harry M Hans: LADIES’. MEN'S GARMENTS driving less and with greater cau- . al Brine | Che Eee : 5 off the water and prevented dam- URE NR LR ULL: Tepe In and ou of Lown with tion, slashed the nation’s traffic toll prevented d Madison, 1 3 ur day, 2 p. m. Burial fins HIS EUStomary Zusio again today bus 25 per cent in May, the greatest| 28% come. MEYER ¥ i drop for any month on record, the VINZANT Walter H.. age 60, 3207 Cen- | PAPE,ERS SSE) WA-0084 ral ave. husband of Anna Clyde, stepaeher of Mrs. Edith Carey. passed away (ALTERATIONS)

this time he left the sport writers ’ national safety council reported to- WABASH PLANT ON Monday evening. Services Flanner

something more meaty than anec-| #8 ; AW ERS S na GphCs to remember Nm by. lusiesd | May fatalities totaled 2200 com-| BOND HONOR ROLL Buchanan Moritary, Thursder, Ml fiven, | PLAIN and a ra of songs, jokes and patter, the Chi- pared to 3050 a year ago and boosted Times Spesini Friends may call at the mortuary. 13th, Beech Grove. GA-58 cago Cardinal chief passed around the 1942 toll to 12450, the council] NEWPORT, Ind, June 30.—War hg 1 (Pods) —Chester J., beloved (ATTOGRATRC ROGIER) — a grim message. said. saving bond payroll deductions have| brothe Tad forms. Fanfold and snap-out formes

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with his king-size fist. “I think that we fan drop pretense for the time being and concentrate on equipping our young men for the long and the nasty tasks they have in front of them. We don’t want

provement. The ire of the Flatbush fans was

fi d Oo last Septembe A A a Cons ih ey r r ange rmy

ing curve bounced off the edge of

largest caliber yet known — 320 millimeters in bore. As yet, details are not available here regarding a new gigantic Nazi

weapon which is reported to have

been used for the first time in the

rural fatalities were cut about 30 per cent. Deaths increased over May, 1941, in only six of 43 reporting states.

St. Paul Without Deaths

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en them mentally. ‘ The Soviet has d ibed it to atone in his own way. And that § Soviei Dress has described it y.y. and Toledo, O., was the sec- : YOU PROFIT Contact Games there was method in his mildness is] WASHINGTON, June 30 (U.P.).—{as a gun of 615 millimeters—in or 2 : H. v. Pr offi BY i (GROCERIES AND MEATS) “Let's not be squeamish. Let's|to be seen in his current perform-|The East and West army football Behe Yon eabon wiih Bane Leading cities of more than TE : SHIRLEY BROS. CO GEO. W. MEYER meat market; wholesale i i ce for the flock. i si : - r -| BN . o 4 deluge the boys with violence to the |an teams will play a schedule of seven 250,000 in five-month death reduc 945 N. Illinois L1-5409 (HOUSE PAINTING)

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instill into the youth—it is a direct| while about it. product of necessity. As he explains,| Owen's 180 pounds is distributed a rus gers. Roose. NEW YORK, June 30 (U. py |Dampton, Mass. (10,000-25000) no the routine procedure is to drill aloyer a frame of five feet and ten velt stadium, Jersey City, N. J. Paul Hoffman learned today that Ixisljties In 1942. 7: i | PIony,Fivvle park. Reward. BR-3135.| 31 LAUNDRY—0c 1b. shire, Oo Sntsheds boy through three hours a week of inches. Behind the plate, he moves gent 16: Chi B ’ Fen | his marriage proposal had cost n curtains, loc pair. Called for, delivdiffident maneuvers. The boy may like a cat, the mask and pads of-| p icago Dears, nway | FAMED RESORT TAKEN SMALL brown and white Boston terrier, ered. HI-043 find that his muscles are tight Sa, as pa Park, Boston, Sept. 20; possibly an-| him $2. in Speedway, Sunday. Child's pet. Re’|oyorrieNCED LAUNDRES—8e 15. Shirts, : ghtened | fering no handicap to freedom of other game, yet to be arranged. | Hoffman, 34, pleaded guilty in 0 ra 3c git ished: curtains, 15c a pair. He and his back is stronger, but he does| movement. Too, his batting has | Western army team: Washington Magistrate’s court to parking in OVER BY AIR CORPS LQFT—Black Cocker Spaniel, Jihale; REme n=. PAIRING Se he wants to hurt|isxen a surge forward to match his Redskins, Los Angeles, Aug. 30; Chi- | a restricted area and then added ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., June 30.] STRAYED; 1 black and white pig. Vicinity | PAINTING. a aa ——T Slit Throats receiving. cago Cardinals, Denver, Sept. 5 or| nhervously: : : (U. P.).—The Ambassador hotel, a 4500 E. 30th. Reward. CH-6854. Tori, Rte a She Owen has been rated a dead left- 6; Detroit Lions, Detroit, Sept. 9 at| “But I'd like to explain, your beachfront landmark, has been mating. Aeasonable rates. RI1-5982. “Take your commandos, your) field hitter since he broke into the night; Green Bay Packers, Univer- honor, You see, I enlisted in the taken over by the army air corps Painting good werk. Extr. WA-1413 parachutists, your shock troops,”|majors in 1937. But today ‘he has sity of Wisconsin stadium, ‘Madison naval reserve recently, and I'm [to house approximately 2000 avia- Dein, Brice Tens, Jimmy said. “They must be spe-|implemented his hitting with the gent 13; probably New York Giants | On call for service at any moment. tion students, ground crew members | gy.) . (PATCH PLASTERING) _' cialists — but specialists in all acuity o slicing he ball defy to Syracuse, N. Y., Sept. 20. '| So I thought it would be a good |and instructors. Buy Fox De Luxe in Quarts PH ATEN Bish (oo Sal around, triple distilled athletic ex-|right. is gives him the ‘advan- time to pop the question. i i ; 3 Help Wanted— al cellence. How can they reach such |tage of keeping the inner and outer Coaches to Be Named “So, I took iy girl out in the et ere oy pone Help Save War Materials, FRE Pom > : NEW daint Sn TEER perfection? By tumbling, by wrest- defenses of the opposition from| Coaches of the two army teams| Car one night, and, well, I asked |peing studied ‘to “determine what | The 32-0z. Quart holds the equivalent | child; room; = small home. | originated by RICHARDS THE PRINTER. ling, by crude boxing, by football|knowing surely in advance the field | probably will be chosen in the next| her. Why, I even put the engage- |other properties can best be used.” of two and two-thirds 12-0z. bottles, Brie ‘elénings. BRAD: 121 F: Now Tork of. Sample free and by any sport which entails the|to Which he will hit. . few days. They will be army offi-| ment ring on her finger.” - ? vot requites only ane cap, Every time A COM LTE Ine fb Jpesses, ky (REMODELING)

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Better Defensive Player

Owen connected for two singles in five trips last night at Philadelphia as Brooklyn beat the Phils, 10-3, and raised his average to an even .300. He drove in two runs to

cers if possible. There are several

likely mentioned are Maj. Wallace

At that moment, he said, a po- | CANADA FACES RATIONING nscead of regular good coaches in the army. The only | liceman appeared, ignored the you buy the Quart instea gu question is whether they can be| couple’s explanation, and handed spared from their army duties. Most | him a summons,

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way. Let's teach them that they |Dits. If the army has to go outside : y . : . TIONALITY NEW truck nted by hour, day or leased must learn to slit throats, hit below| While he is now hittiig around yng service for coaches, Clark Deaths—Funerals tl] DSL DUTCH NATION) ood || DY vear. ne turn except, driver, the belt and gouge eyes as well as|S0 Points above his 1941 mark, q,,,0pnessy of Maryland is con- South. their opponents.” Owen's defensive play has actually sidered a possible choice. become something to watch. Every BLYTHR beloved rahdmother of Thomas Gibson, quarters furnished, with utili- RUBBEI MP CO., 241 Kk Delaware, une He is equally alert in backing Up|foothall material in the atmy. At RY al We Bote W. String” “hu tion for right man. In answer ||LEAKY ROOFS repaired. HI-0284 The 13th annual Ohio Valley Phail gave the St. Louis OTHERS at J CHAMBERS 15, Es) cate Times, y| Larry MacPhail gav there are many collegiate players. 54 95 OE avny Oulie TB, Wiis of Ba . : $6.95 Chon iadelphia; Mrs. Grace Parris and) GO,GT) experienced man for used car sewers. No. mess. No MA: 3073 he wouldn't take double the money : well on the gridiron in the last two and ing to work. Must be honest. SERVICE CO. : Ig), later between the eastern and west- k 1 long-weari . i : from Kentucky and president of the| pacphail, “and he's going to be the (or, army teams if RA) fee from the suit you buy, better investi: Wednesday. RL" Toe tthe Bert bg jpg Tes “ BR-5333. OF CHILDREN. REFERENCES, association, will compete in the two : i i Brook increased its National i ; Hill. day tourney. Second day competi- lyn oy the | Tice estimated the series may $100 1 Tuesday evening and Wednesday, polish and simonize automobiles. league lead to 9% games over the|.aise $300,000 fo 091 y r army emergency DAKIN—Robert, 9 vears, beloved son of| Middle aged preferred. Good op-| EE-YREA ENE] Ral: ¥ 01

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