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THE GUMPS ON HIS OWN I ASKED THATMISSR, fl BAH A PROPHET'S. A BK, FOR. FINANCIAL $Wxi iM I WHAT Do 1 EXPECT NO MONETARY DOPE HIS OVON HOME lfr OM A BACKlKlG-OF WY iSSL 1 YOU 1 EXPECT RETURM-I AhA STARTING ALL WfcHT- IP CU If UwwSeS Ta-boSteV to (Stout My uukbH saaapai6i AMt BiM recognize S2r A AFTER ALU I'VE Jgfi BiKA? MAYBE WE I NONSEKSE, gTISL1SS-V i 3ue VsANY P3 in 1 to 1 i-i 00 II A full page of The Gumps in colors appears in the comic section of the SUNDAY NEWS and Commissioner Valentine, Court of Peace. Way's Program I 7 Get this handy BANK makes Saving Easier 4 New York police officials re view retreat parade by the U. S.

Marine Battalion, Court of TO At World's Fair Come in! Open an account with a dollar or more; we will let you have this handy self registering Peace. 8 Documentary film, "The River," shown, FWA Auditorium. 9:15 Fountain salute to Denmark, Lagoon of Nations. 10 Fireworks, Liberty Lake. bank.

You'll be amazed how quickly pennies, dimes and nickels add up to substantial Yours For savings. Th. Aaking MRS. MARIE MOORE PALM A Wife of Borough President Mrs. Marie Moore Palma, 51, wife of Borough President Joseph A.

Palma of Richmond County, died yesterday at her Emerson Hill, S. home after a long illness. Several years ago she worked on Mayor LaGuardia's Milk Committee to increase the consumption of fresh milk and cream by city children. A Solemn Requiem Mass will be celebrated at St. Sylvester Roman Catholic Church, Concord, S.

at 10:30 A. M. Monday. The Mass will be said by one of Mrs. Palma's pons, John, now Father Gregory a Franciscan.

She is survived by 10 children. 2 P. M. Concert given by New York Police Band and Glee Club, Court of Peace. 2:30 Stunts at Jubilee Thrill Circle.

Repeated at 6:45 and 11:20. 3 New York City police program, addresses by Mayor LaGuardia UNION SQUARE SAVINGS BANK mmm Sub Sinks Fishermen Madrid, Oct. 17 (JP). A submarine of unidentified nationality torpedoed and sank a Spanish fishing boat off Fuenterrabia early today. Four fishermen drowned.

The Neighborly Bank, 20 UNION Cor. 1 Sth N.Y. Open Monday, Till 7 P. M. 1 MAD RESULTS OF 1940 NATIONAL SURVEY CONDUCTED AMONG THOUSANDS OF DENTISTS 4 1 s-T- ST11 DENTISTS PEBSOWRL flBmw BRIG.

GEN. SAMSON L. FA1SON World War Commander Baltimore, Oct. 17 (). Brig.

Gen. Samson Lee Faison, 79, U. S. Army (retired), commanding officer of the 16th infantry brigade of the thirtieth division during the World War, died today at his home here. He was a native of Faison, N.

C. Gen. John J. Pershing, a fellow-cadet at West Point, will be an honorary pall bearer at funeral services at 11 A. M.

Saturday. CHARLES F. HAFLEY "Father" of Garden Rodeom Denver, Oct. 17 (IP). Charles F.

Hafley, 69, credited with staging the first successful rodeo at Madison Square Garden and first of rodeo riders to wear bright-colored silk shirts and neckerchiefs, died yesterday. Hafley, expert rifle shot and a skilled rider as well as a pioneer rodeo entertainer, presented rodeos at Detroit and Fort Worth and other large cities. 2 to 1 OVER MR OM Help yourself to firmer gums, brighter teeth with Ipana and massage dentifrice used by twice as many dentists as any other i MRS. FLORENCE S. SHINN Writer on MetaphyicM.

Mrs. Florence Scovel Shinn, illustrator and writer on metaphysics, died yesterday after an illness of several weeks at her home, 1136 Fifth Ave. Her most recent metaphysical work was "Your Word Is Your Years ago she illustrated a popular edition of "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch." HELP GUARD AGAINST "PINK TOOTH BRUSH4 WITH IPANA AND MASSAGE v. p.

HENRY OHL JR. Labor Executive Washington, D. Oct. 17 (U.R). Henry Ohl 67, president of the Wisconsin Federation of Labor, died last night shortly after a heart attack in the American Federation of Labor's national offices here.

WHEN you brush your teeth tomorrow morning ask yourself, "Is my dentifrice doing everything for me that a dentifrice can and should do?" Perhaps it is. But bear this in mind: Of all the dentifrices on sale today, the dentists of America prefer Ipana for their personal use 2 to 1 over any other paste, powder or liquid! That is the remarkable fact disclosed by the 1940 National Survey recently conducted among thousands of dentists from coast to coast. Why not follow the lead of these dentists who know about the proper care of teeth and gums? Why not change to Ipana the tooth paste specially designed not only to clean your teeth thoroughly, brilliantly but, with massage, also to aid your gums to strong, healthy firmness! Yes get a tube of economical Ipana Tooth Paste from your druggist today. And start right away the faithful everyday habit of Ipana and massage for the sake of healthier gums, brighter teeth, a more sparkling smile! JQeath potter Denfistt "Yes, Mrs. aums ss well as teeth must have regular tare.

For today's soft foods deny them the. exercise they need for health. That's why gums often become weak and tender. I suggest daily gum massage." Mrs. K.t "Thank you, doctor.

I'll start using Ipana and massage today." Mrs. R. "Oh, darn it! There's 'pink' on my tooth brush again today!" Betsy: "Mommy, teacher says when you see 'pink' on your tooth brush you should see your dentist right away. She says 'pink tooth brush' may not mean serious trouble, but it's a warning just the same." PAI.MA Marie J. we Moore, on OWober 17th.

Beloved wife of Boroujch I'resi-itiMit Joseph A. Funeral from her late 110 Longfellow Avenue, Kni-ero Hill. S. on Monday. October 21st.

at 10 A. M. Rmiiivm Mass will he celebrated at St. Sylvester Church, t'oneord, S. at A.

M. Interment St. Peter's Cemetery. S. I.

FAi.MER Minnie, died October lTlh. Wife of John: Mottier of Harold, Clinton and Pearl. Reposing J. J. Healey Kuneral Home.

Ocean Avenue. BroohiyD. Funeral Saturday. 2:30 P. M.

SEE YOUR DENTIST at least twice a year for a thorough professional cleansing. And when you next visit him, ask his opinion of the value of Ipana and massage to healthier gums, brighter teeth, a more attractive smile. Death and In Memoriam Notices May be telephoned to The Neus by your undertaker any tint up to P. Af. for insertion in the next Jay't Paper.

Thorn MUrray 2-12)4. 1.