Week’s News Highlights
Announcing ....
THE NEW DELL'S CAFE
Where the Serviceman iinds
the best in good foods
-FEATUMNG
STEAKS CHOPS
AND HOME-MADE PASTRIES
We invite you to visit our newly, modernized restaurant
arranged to serve you quickly and courteously
Joe Guthrie
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Private Ralph J. Theis, Ionia,
Iowa, lost both legs above the
knees when hit by a mortar shell
in fighting in the Solomons.
At a hospital at Oakland, Cal
if., while waiting for artificial
legs, he heard of another patient
who had lost both arms and legs.
“If he can be happy,” Theis
said, "I shouldn’t complain.”
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James Carrabis, Boston, Mass,
cab driver, held 20-months-old
Ann Sabbio, a few moments af
ter effecting a miraeulous rescue
by catching her when she was
tossed by her mother from a 4th
story tenement window to escape
flames that brought death to 3.
The mo ‘her, inj ured, also escaped.
Mrs. Margaret Cote left by a
recent boat to join her husband,
Ray Cote, former member of the
city police force, who is now an
electrician at the Bremerton
Navy Yard.
George Blinn lelt recently on
s short vacation trip to the
States, where he will join Mrsi
Blinn, who left last month to
visit their son at the naval train
ing station at Farragut, Idaho.
Mrs. Lowell Gallberth is now
employed in the upstairs depart
ment at Erkine’s.
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NEW HOURS
7 am to 8 pm
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STEAKS
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SHIP’S TAVERN
W. A. Schultz, Prop.
ANOTHER BIG
DANCE
SATURDAY JUNE 19 9:00 PM
at *5linn's Hall,
Under Auspices of Cooks & Assistants Local 874
admission Men $L25
DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT