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THURSDAY, SEPT. 13. 1051 aR g—_—, ! [Rents One Apartment’ To 31 Applicants CHICAGO, Sept. 13 (UP)— ‘Perhaps James Adams .should

never have mentioned the burglars who took $100 from his

Front Line Tid-Bits a | 55, . 578 ‘| FOUR THINGS I like about 10 Visit 7 Areas . Japan: (1) The sincere thanks of ) SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE. ,)) ¢,, 5 considerate peace treaty. | |Three Japs have just returned to| ig) The complete absence of tip-| | Tokyo after fighting with Red (3) Th parbers out|22d Ward today. : forces in the jungles of Indo-|fy.&: } 8 ‘Way Jar y apaitment. : n the jung the. hair in your ears, as well as’ Residents who are not reg-| “mpitv.one persons read about

+2 # Japanese Beds A Pinch da P reem {china since War II finis.” Left In on your head and in your nose.|istered or have moved to another iy. cage in the newspapers afd . . ! called the police themselves.

\remote outposts when . tHe Im-| 4) “The concern locals have for Precinct must re-register in order {perial Army folded in 1945, they 5.» Korean wounded . . . this or|to vote in the Nov. 6 city general “They said Adams had collect-| lent their combat cunning 1o|that committees ig always bring- | elegtion. ed from $40 to $65 from each of ; ‘Times Special Writer als Stovges mnt for revolu- ing goodies to hospitals. le ranch Doar il Operate them as the down payment toTOKYO, Sept. 13—Noted while being fitted for a silk, The returnees swear thousands! a uw, wine shee today at the ward the Jental of hu s apariment. N imono: , [of ex-Nip sloggers are leading or) FOUR THINGS I hate about School 70, at 510 E, 46th St. Day mot hig rE

; rai : : [training terror teams in the ma-|/ Japan: (1) How mama breast gchaol 91, at 5111 Evanston Ave.; Former battleship-sized ring battler Primo Carnera, aria) swamps north of Saigon... feeds Baby in trolley cars. (2) 3 ve |, Adams -got something else in

Branch voter registration boards will visit seven locations in the

By FRED SPARKS -

: . : / : i | American National Bank, 38th St.| , fee ; ’ oming here to engage in wrestling for yen, worries hotel and having been there last year,| How critics felony court yesterday--a year's military brains in Korea. (3) Township Trustee's Office, .654 E i 7 i vs - restitution. [fo enclose his six-foot-seven hulk. how Yanks abroad guard their| Other thousands of Jap stay- Fleas in the best houses. (4) 49th St.; Civic League building, - Average Nip sack is under. five- timid tummies . | : pe v | tionary outfits in the Philippines, | erything Japan did in War II was gainer Furniture Co., 4214 College Crying locals China, Burma and Indonesia. |right—except losing to the US.A. Ave. and Meadowbrook Apartweep farewell to , (In_the wake of war and occupa- Groucho . . . they'd be tossed to They Weren't. Playin [ments, 3806 N. Dearborn St. DISH h tion) is the grim tomorrow of| the crocodiles if they tried to quit. | 4 wridying J : on duty here f many children fathered by our|Some adventurous souls prefer] COLUMBUS, 0. Sept. 13 (UP) ROK Officers in U. S. | p=

belittle American and Tacoma Ave.: Washington t honing hore 1 sngegs In wi 3 having been there last yes gton probation and an order to make | behinds are sweating with revolu-| The reviving conviction that ev-i45tn St. and Evanston Ave.: | | 4 yl nine. o . LOST CHILDREN: Tragedy Few know Karl Marx from deloved GI chum j GI's here without benefit of mar-| the busipess of battle and booty | —FPolice hunted today for a band| SBASEBO, Japan, Sept. 13 (UP) |

2ince the occu-

gation began— & riage. (A private committee. is| to the boredom of civilian careers of thieves. Officers said thieves rp v : | . ; {~The U. 8. Army announced towho's going (trying to help.) |in peacetime Japan. . |broke into a dry cleaning estab-|qay that 263 IY Korean ofstateside. One At least In occupied Germany, Strangest twist: These former lishment at nearby Gahanna yes- ficers are en route to Army.

saki-soaked citi-

Ren cri Don’t where there is no similar color members of Hirohito’s legionsiterday and took $2500 worth of schools at Ft. Benning, Ga. Ft. en cries: “Don

problem, the GI's (marriageless)| (now in Indochina) fight another clothing including uniforms be- gill, Okla. and other specialist

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