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Daily br Hill Three LM Dally br Mail aioaia. Pnbllihed every areola! except toaday lit Weat Church Street. Alexandria, lad. Miss Metta Prescott, a nurse at St. John hospital In Anderson, visited here Thursday evening with her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs, F. C. Bolton on North Harrison street Mr. and Mrs. Clarence surber were here from Anderson last evening, Lewis and Layton McKlntey re spending the weekend In Chicago, I.i: ee P.
L. Harold, who is connected with the of Pittsburgh, visited at the home of Mr. and-Mrs. F. Davis yesterday.
Misk Evelyn Wilson, daughter of In School Track Meet Thurs day; Another On Monday ejr The Alexandria Dally Tlmee-Trlbune aad art Printing Ino. Bntered at the Alez- aadrla, post omoe as ateoad wee Eleven Lien Reported Thurs-, day At Lagro INDIANAPOLIS, May 23. U.P Eleven merj, Indiana's p.oup of conscientious objectors the draft, reported today toy of civilian duty at ths ncwly-apenct conservation camp near Lagro, state selective service officials announced. Three more objectors are scheduled to report at a second camp near Richmond; June 2, officials said. Conscientious objectors are to receive no 2 egypV JjAiaW AUDI jr ARABIA matter.
nr toub oabrikb misses tou FUONX Its -High school Freshmen triumphed 83 to 9 over Junior high school boys in a track and Held meet held at CUPPED END OF, FINGER Myrtle June Young, small daugh ter of and Mrs. Nelson Toung, Athletic Park after school Thursday. Next Monday afternoon the Freshmen and Sophom*ores will hold a similar meet at the park. Is improving following an accident few days ago when the end of her finger was clipped when it caught In Mr. and C.
V. Wilson, 1616 North Harrison who has com pleted her Junior year at Christian college, will arrive here early next week for the summer Scores of Thursday afternoon's a folding chair. events follow: Low hurdles First, Jack Roth; tvacatlon. second, Richard Allen; third, Robert Ray. TODAY'S MARKETS 100-yard dash First, Charles Miss Mary Jo Donahue is spending Booth second, Herbert Wehsollek; a tew days with miss Mary Lou third, Richard Allen.
CHICAGO. May 23. U.B Hogs Half mile run First, Jay Rlggs; Medsker of Indianapolis. Miss Mary Robinson is visiting steady; heavies 8.8S to 0.15 pay during a year of service "In work of national In fact, the men are expected to pay $35 a month maintenance costs If financially able. Camps have been organized and directed by churches- whose members are, recognized for conscientious objection to military training.
Hours of work, camp projects, sanitary conditions and other standards, however, are supervised by the government; BUSINESS INDEX UP BLOOMINGTON, May 23. U.P-A composite index of business conditions in Indiana during April rose more than four points and bp-proached the December level, highest point reached In the current recovery period, the Indana Bureau of Business Research' reported. 1 mediums 8.75 to 9.80. Cattle second, Arthur Skaggs; third, Eugene Burnett. j- few days with her sister, Miss Martha steers steady, 9.00 to 10.60; cows Robinson, who Is a student at the In High jump First, Charles Booth; Jack Brenner; third, David weak to 16c lower, 7.60 to 8.25 vealers, top 12.00.
Sheep 1,000 4 I ITALIAN AFRICA 7 V' v. 0 NS9h.il i ternational Business College in Fort Wayne. Miss Robinson will complete lambs weak to. I5e lower, 11.00 to Etchison. Shotput First, Charles Booth; 11.10.
her course and graduate next Wed second, David Etchison; third, Rob ert Ray. nesday. Miss Virginia Kirby was an Anderson jrisltor today. v- EAST BUFFALO, May High hurdles First, Jack Brenner; second, Richard, Allen; third, Hogs 700; strong to 10c higher; de- John Hughes. sireables 9.85 to 9.90.
cattle 400 440-yard dash First, Jay Rlggs; Jim Stephenson was steers steady, 9.60 to 9.75; vealers ttrvisitor in aornnd. Richard Allen: third. Her slow, 11.50 to. 12.00. Sheep 500; Anderson last evening, bert Wehsollek.1 MIDDLE EAST KEW WAR ZOKI In North Africa ikirmiihet continue around Solum 1 1.
Suet Canal area (2) It goal of Axli. In Iraq, natlvei claim upper hand around Rutbah (31, whilo British report capture, of poiti near Adaban (4). Duko of Aoita turrendert army In East Africa i 5 Iritith capture town -ofAdalal). lambs 5c lower, 9-50 toJP.75, 220-yard dash First, Charles Booth; second, Jay Riggs; third, Miss Ruth Windsor; Mf. and- Mrs, Earl Harrison and children.
Mr. and Herbert Wehsollek, rl" ONE-Thif 85-pound tar. pon, with iealei larger than doflarj landed by f.I.TJiomas of Brook lyn, N. In St. Petersburg 1 Bay.
Angler and wife viaw big catch. Mrs. Kenneth Cranfleld and sons were PITTSBURGH, May 23 U.B atoaa lump-HPirsv uiaries cuuui guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hogs 200; 20c higher; mediums 9.25 second, David Etchison; third, John to 9.85; lights 8.00 to 9.00.
Cattle coming John Carver In Anderson last evening. Hughes. i 150; vealers steady, 11.00 to 12.00. EARLY MOVE IN 1 Mile relay, First, Brenner, Hugnes, Sheep 800: lambs steady, 8.25 to Ryan said the Axis lines were being operated with no thought' of showing a profit and that many of Etchison and Rlggs, Freshmen; sec John Voirel of Cleveland Ohio. 12.50.
ond, Skaggs, McConnaughey, Mays READ THE WANT ADSI here to attend the Men Letter and Newman, eighth grade. SOUTH Af 'ERICA Club meeting this evening. their were without value as a source sOfrevenua.but jsrere, over areas highly; impdrtanfroj'a mij- Half-mile relay First, Skaggs, Rav. and Wehsollek, Fresh- fs'i 'aiAiu buy -n -i-VlNCENNES, Jnd, May 23. U.B.
HogsJS.OOO'ioe lower, iue a vies imw second, rioocu wngnv oner iiary ana siruiegic view. --48otn of the-''eoriBaeircialland-ing recently by and' Huffman, eighth grade. to medimns 7.90 to: 0.00. CfcttW steers To Counteract Axu Air Active VICTOR D.C. Drugleaa.PJijaatcian COLONIC LRRIOAHON VAPOR KDLPH17R; BATHS Over Bailey-Edwards pity of Ylncenneg Is considering a ih'W of Washington Axis lines, Jhe said, are.
cwln. easy rp Hero's your nsV" CfeW0.WJ Jlflpf to .11.50. Sheep 100; aot ajtd PrlifcetoQ In purchasing the in bombing range of important-XT, S. bases in. Trinidad, Puerto Rico, the COURT NEWS' Hooslef Gas Corporation, according VI-, enough to test market WASHINGTON, May 23-U to Mayor A.
Taylor. Virgin Islands and the ana-ma Canal. An early administration move to meet the threat of. Axis South Amer NEW SUITS FILED Circuit Court Straw'. light as a Halo ican airlines was expected today.
READ THE WANT ADS Pacific Fire Insurance Company vs. There was considerable discussion In administration circles of a govern Virgil Allen. Subrogation and damages. Demand $168.98. William L.
Peck. i ment-backed airways system to comr CHICAGO GRAIN RANGE July wheat 7tf September wheat 98 December wheat 1.00 July corn .73 September corn .74 December corn L. 1 pete with these German and Italian Pacific Fire' Insurance Company ys, lines. Charles A. Subrogation and A- radio address by CAB' member e1sy, shoes foh ttiIIedfeet: at MAHONTS damages.
Demand $200, William L. Peck. Oswald' Ryan that the safety of the western hemisphere was endangered Household Finance Corporation vs. July oats told) September oats (new) 35H .35 by Axis airlines in South America, Tom A. Bradley, et al.
On note. Demand $151.65. William L. Peck. was taken as another Indication that an announcement would be forth- This will be the biggest straw hat -year in the his tory of mankind even tho' men, as a rule, do not take kindly to straw hats.
The reason is simple. Now straw; hats aire really comfortable. are as SpfVas im old fishing hat Voiirs. 'and 'JtTie Vre its In the matter of the petition of STANDS THE STRESS OF SUM AND SNOW! Thomas Vaughn and Louise C. Vaughn for the adoption of Dennis Wayne' Hardin, a Paul New Castle.
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