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Hope Star from Hope, Arkansas • Page 2

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Hope Stari
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Hope, Arkansas
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2
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MOM STAR, MOM, ARKANSAS Hope Star Nut January 18, frVwfy Wwit-ooy ofttnioofl bf rf Star Publishing Co. Inc. EL Pdhtwr (tticf Atesr. M. WbsFroufffJ Jot Star buikJtoa.

212-2U South Walnut Ark. SfiFTD ME YOUR NEW OR RE- ftewal Subscriptions for any magazine published. Charles Rey- nersort. City Hall. 1-lmcli fc IMhl WASHBUKN, tnfwed as second class matter at the Postoffke at Hope, Arkansas.

the Act of March 3. 1897. Associated Proa is Newspaper Enterprise Ass'n. 1 Payable Irv AdwweO: By city carrtef, per week ISe; jHempsfeod, Nevada, Howard, Milter ana Latayerfe counties, $3.50 pef $6.50. The Attactaled The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the for republication of all news dis- batches credited to ft or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the loco published herein.

Nallonol Memphis, Stenck Building; Chicago, 400 North Mich toon Avenue; New York City, 292 Madison Ave.r Detroit, 2.842 W. Grand Blvd. Oklahoma City, Terminal New Orleans. 722 Union Charges on Tributes, Charges will b. mode for all tributes, cards of thanks, reso or memorials, concerning the de ported Commercial newspapers hold to this oolicy in the news columns to protect thei i readers from a rfelUge of space-taking me morals.

The Star disclaims responsibility for the safe-tteeping or leturn of 4 unsolicited manscripts. Classified Ads must be In office day before publication. All Want Ads cash in advance. Not tafcen over the Phone. One word, minimum 30e Six word, minimum 75e word, minimum SOe One word, minmlum $2.70 Rates are tor continuous insertions only "THE MORtYOU TELL THE QUICKER YOU SELL." Notice SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith For Sale MOTHERS LOOK: SAND BOXES lor the children, delivered complete with clean washed sand.

Hempstead County Lbr. Phone 89. 3tf Washington By JACK STINNETT Washington you asked the Secret Service (which is responsible Cor the safety of all visiting dignitaries) you probably wouldn't get an answer, but those who should know will tell you that the oughest job of guarding they have since we entered the war was of seeing to the safety of Ma- lame Chiang Kai-shek. That may be surprising in veiw of the fact that Great Britain's Prime Minister Churchill has visited this, country twice President Roosevelt has been to Casablanca and Mexico, via all the intermediate states: and that there has been an endless parade of Latin American presidents. The reason Madame Chiang was such a nerve wrecker for the SS men is simply that her cross-country junket was mapped in advance and there was no secret about where she was today or where she would be tomorrow.

When Churchill arrived lor his latest visit in the United States, there wasn't a word of warning to anybody but the White House inner circle, a few military officials, and Secret Service. His was payed with precautions, but not the king that took local police forces, press, radio, port officials, and others into confidence. News photographers were allowed to take his picture as he climbed into the President's car for his drive to the White House, but there was no press conference. His visit made th Secret Service. jittery.

So did the President's trip to Mexico. And the Roosevelt hop to Casablanca was a night- 1M3 BY HEA SERVICE. INC.lT.V' REG. u. s.

PAT: oft. Wash Tubbs THRU THE SLUE WATERS VJE6IAN FJORD IS A DESTROVEP B6ARIN6 HU60 VON 00ERKOMMAND0, TWELFTH NA71 OCCUPATIONAL Popeye Vital Cargo 31, J943 By Roy "I'm going back to the city next fall and join the Marines be fun after playing tag with these ornery mules all summer!" FUNNY BUSINESS SHOUMAN PLAYER PIANO, $600 value, will sell for $150. Can inspect at 904 West 4th. 18-12tpd mare to Secret Service responsibil- ty. White Base Secret Service Chief Michael "Mike" Reilly covered every inch of that ground be ore the President took off, but if one word had leaked out that the President was going, Reilly's precautions would have had to be quintupled.

HED AND COCKER Spaniel puppies. Dogs boarded by day, week or month. Padgitts Kennels. 20-lmpd HAVE RECEIVED NEW STOCK of first. line Atlas Tires.

Bring your purchase certificate. Stand ard Service Station. Washington, Arkansas. 28-6tpd HOSPITAL BED. MATTRESS AND springs.

Cheap. 1406 South Elm Phone 274-J. 29-3tpd For Rent 50 ACRES, GOOD HOUSE AND out buildings. Five miles on Hope- DeAnh. roachf-Seei John "Allen.

27-6tpd UNFURNISHED Arkansan Decorated in South Pacific Somewhere Australia, May 29 Lieut. Gen. Walter Krueger, commander of the United States Sixth Army, today awarded medals, to one of his generals, to a corporal who continued to chase the enemy though twice wounded, and to 73 other officers and enlisted men of the 32nd division. Most of the awards were for heroism or outstanding achievement in the Buna campaign in Nev; Guinea last November, December and apartment. Private West 7th St.

bath. 821 26-6tpd CLOSE IN NORTH SIDE OF FUR- nished duplex apartment, two beds. Decorators just finished redecorating. Phone 164. Mrs.

Tom Carrel, 29-tf January. General Krueger pinned the Help Wanted WHITE OR COLORED WOMAN for light housework and assist with children. Apply 315 West Sixth after 6:30 p. m. 25-tdh distinguished service cross on Brig.

Gen. Clarence Martin of Columbia, S. for extraordinary heroism in action at Cape Endaiadere in the fighting from December 3 to January 1, during which the general undertook personal reconnaissance in- the front lines, leading his units in attacks. Silver Stars were presented to Staff Sgt. Wright Chambless, Van I Buren, and Sgt.

Aaron rtyeers, St. Louis, Mo. SECOND COOK, MAN OR WOMAN. Checkered Cafe. 29-3tc Lost BLACK HORSE MULE.

WEIGHT around 900 pounds. Scar on right hoof. $5.00 reward. Willie Cochran, Fulton Route 1, Box 95-A. 28-3tpd Wanted to Buy GOOD CLEAN TWO-SEATED CAR Plymouth or Chevrolet.

Will eon sider pick-up truck. Rufus An derson. Hope, Route 1. 28-6tpd Wanted to Rent THREE OR FOUR ROOM UN furnished apartment, Conver iently located. Duplex preferred Phone 7G3 before 1 p.

m. Satur day. 12 3t(U I WILL HAVE CLASSES A' Brookwooa school for student desiring credits in elementar work. For information call Mis Miriam Porter. Phone 780.

29- OUT OUR WAY The Hwang Ho river in China as changed its mouth 11 times in centuries. Dive-bombing experiments were onducted by Marine Corps fliers early as 1920. Hold Everything UK- t. M. HCO.

U. OFF Take a ticket. Miss Smith! THIS CURIOUS WORLD fly'Williom Ferguson A TWO-HUNDRED POUND MOUNTAIN LION CAN DRAG A TROPICAL ORCHIDS BLOOM IN THE SNOW-RIMAAED VOLCANIC CRATER OF ANIAKCHAK, ON THE By J. R. Willioms A PERRCK LIKENESS OF IT MUST BE-HER WPS ARE MARVLOUS--NEVEI2 OO NOTHIN' WRONG-IT MUST BE eOOD.THEVRE SO OH.LIL,' COPR.

1943 BV NCA SERVICE, INC. T. M. REO. U.

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INC M. err, u. s- GE.T OUT YORE Alley Oop Why So Critical? By V. T. Hamlin NEXT: The many-named province of Quebeto.

OTHERS GETGRAV OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoople WAT A FATHER'S RIVAL FOR WAND OF MISS FRANKEN THE AUSTERE 3UD6E MUST FACE HIM. ON A GAMINS CAN IM THE: CORDIAL GLDVVJ OF MA3OR RENCHV ACCOM. M.ODATIM6 A.LUEV OOP ANOG.O5CA.S BOOM, A COUPLE OF YEAB6 IN ANCIENT BUN INTO A arr AN A.UTEBCATION NNITH A ROMAN 6MRCI5ON THAT'S BUT, BUT IT'S NOTHIN' TO GADFRY BBAG ABOUT! LOOK OOR DON'T ACT ODDS WHAT; ANYTHING JU6T A BUNCH TO VOU? OF RUNT6? M. V. Freckles qnd His Friends iVE HEARD 3R.

we Marks the Spot By Merrill Blosser pHINOS ABOUT TO HAPPEN IN TWe EDITORIAL OFFICES OF THE SHAOVSIDe HIGH SKIOOO- ONBOFTWE CO-EDITORS IS IM A WHINS' OF SO YOUVE A RUMOR-- WHAT? we DOW'T PRIMT RUMOR.S BUT THIS CAME FROM A RELIABLE CANT PRINT IF UNLESS IT HAS SOME TO DO WITH OKAY---THEN IF YOU'LL HELP ME, WE CAN THE BODY OVER. HERE AND LEAVE If IN THE" COPH. BY Nl.

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