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THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 16, 1944. Hague Family Has Soldier, Sailor and Marine SECTION 1 ff II 11 JT. mm -r m- 111 cm, ill ifjr, hunt with mim Brother-In-Law Is Lieutenant In Air Forces YOUR PETTICOAT SHOWS to advantage if, pretty mi, you're peaking of this prtti-cont straw hat ''n' bag set, for they're the smartest twosome in town! Featured on the cover of Charm matt-tine, the pert half-hat trimmrd with bewitching bow atop in rorn- LET'S CO NATIVE, and conjure up a mysterious jungle to entertain our imaginative offspring. Tisn't any trouble, for all you need is this magic box of "Just So" stories. Upon opening it, a panorama of cardboard jungle characters greet you all standing on Norris Nichter J.

P. Raque J. A. Raque E. Raque W.

Crady II. Crady R. Crady pletely captivating and the drawntrin; handbac is as (tar as sprinr. The set is $1.1 Brown, Paint Lick, and Maurice Dailey, Ashland. Three others promoted to first lieutenant are Charlotte J.

Webber, Cynthiana; Nelson Lovely, Foraker, and Anson H. Burl-ingame, Georgetown. their own feet with 3-dimenslnn realism! Ilencath are four Just So books by Kudyard Kipling stories about lhce animals. They're beautifully illustrated in color. The whole set books, jungle and all is $2 (or you can buy the book separately for 50c each).

W. K. STEWART COMPANY, 550 S. 1th. For that IHJEAMI.IMD FIG- and comes in thrilling colors ivid red, navr, ire blue, aqua, pink and vibrant purple.

SHENLEY-CORDON (514 S. 4th) have an exciting collection of flattering hat and bag sets to suit your every tchirn! ard Engelhard, 18, son of Mrs. Victor Engelhard, 1824 Lauderdale. A graduate of du Pont Manual Training High School, he enlisted in September, 1943, and is now on maneuvers in Tennessee. Six other Kentuckians advanced to captain are William Frederick Worthington, Dry Bridge; Wilfred Gerald Jaggers, Frankfort; James Robert Powers, Fulton; Chester Doyle Wilkins, Hopkinsville; Harry Carman 7 GRUEN A nhoe vou'll TAKE A SHINE TO, for with a nominal amount of elbow grease this ir.

tire Modern will shine up slick as a whistle for many moons to come! That's the beau, ty of army russelt polished calf always trim. Munsey model is the smarteot stepper in ITIE, put your faith in a and I mean Miracle Slenderising Cream that simple, safe, effective method of figure control! If you've been disappointed in oilier reducing plans, now's the time to try Miracle you'll be astonished at the wonderful reult. I'se this pleasant cream according to direction those exces pounds will fairly melt nway! Three branches of service the Army, the Navy and the Marine Corps are represented by the three sons of Mr. and Mrs. John Kaque, 1610 Speed Avenue.

The soldier. Staff Sgt. Edward J. Raque, was responsible for the first Raque service star when he enlisted in the Army in July, 1S41. A graduate of St.

Xavier Kih School, he is now stationed at Morris Field, Charlotte, N. C. The youngest son, Marine Pfc. Jerome P. Kaque, entered service in September, 1943, and recently has been sent to an undisclosed station.

The sailor. Seaman Second Class John A. Raque III, now is in training at the U. S. Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, 111.

The husband of Mrs. Elizabeth Raque, he was employed by the Curtiss-Wright Corporation before entering the Navy last October. A brother-in-law, Lt. Edward Norris, husband of Mrs. Rita Raque and son of Mrs.

Rose Nor-ris, 2068 S. Preston, is stationed as bombardier-navigator at Walker Field, Hayes, Kan. He entered terv ice in April, 1942. Seaman Second Class Robert Lee Hauck has written his mother, Mrs. Margaret Hauck, f.02 Hazel, that the "going was plenty tough at Tarawa, but I'm He was employed at the Jeffersonville Boat Machine Works before entering service in February, 1943.

The Navy was the unanimous choice of the three sons of Mr. snd Mrs. S. S. Crady; Lebanon Junction, all of whom are now on overseas duty.

Enlisting in Julv, 1942, Yeoman Second Class Walter Lee Crady, 22 just has arrived in Hawaii. Seaman First Class Herschel E. "Buddy" Crady, 20, has been in the South Pacific area over a year, and Seaman First Class Robert Marion Crady, 18, is stationed in Puerto Rico. All received boot training at Great Lakes, 111. Cpl.

Phillip Miller Reece, 307 Woodbine, son of T. F. Reece, 1214 S. Preston, recently completed a ten-week course in the maintenance and repair of peeps and jeeps at the Armored School, Fort Knox, Ky. Awaiting assignment after completing training at Daytona Beach, is George W.

Nichter, son of George A. Nichter, 3807 W. Main. He received radio instructions at Memphis, and gunnery training at Jacksonville, Fla. Nine Louisvillians have graduated from training courses at the U.

S. Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, 111. Five graduates of Machinist's Mate School are William Grey Larkin, 36, 2906 S. 3d; Audrey Lynn Coke, 26, 3934 S. 2d; Kenneth Wilbert Meers, 19, 1021 Wetterau Avenue; Frank Joseph Kittel, 31, husband of Mrs.

Lucille Kittel, 817 Keswick Boulevard; James Clayton Curd, 27, husband of Mrs. Anna Sine 1 874 the watch of discriminating Americans. And it Iratea vour skin so snft and lovely. A pound jar costs just S.I plus tax, with money-bark guarantee. Add postace on mail order's.) Laid REALTY SALON, 2009 Itonnyrastle Avenue.

town with it'a snappy walled toe and built-up leather heel, litis shoe has all those hidden virtues built into every pair of shoes made by Arch Preserver cntnfort-crammed, they are! 98.95 and your ration stamp (plus 15c for mailing). Comes in Mark too. PHILLIPS ARCH PRESERVER SHOE SHOP, 635 S. 4th. Retail Jewelert American Gem Society Quality in ARTHRITIS Good Tasting MOUNTAIN VALLEY MINERAL WATER a Natural Aid In Helping to 1.

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1st St. WA 2411 Interesting Booklet On Request Jewelers for Over 65 Years Curd, 804 S. Preston, and William Ben Graf, 18, 1448 Hemlock. William C. Bowling, 18, 640 S.

37th, has graduated from Metal-smith School; Noble Albert Bur-ford, 23, 42 Hill Road, from Quartermaster School, and Charles Edward Pousardien, 29, 2226 Crittenden Drive, from Yeoman School. Recently presented his gunner's wings and promoted to corporal upon completing training at Yuma Army Air Field, Yuma, is Herlan R. Tarter, son of Mr. and Mrs. B.

Tarter, Russell Springs, Ky. He is a graduate of Berea Academy High School, Berea, Ky. Eight Kentucky officers, two from Louisville, have been advanced to major, and eight others have received promotions, it was announced yesterTtay. The two Louisvillians promoted to major are Charles Edwin Wiley, husband of Mrs. Doritha Wiley, 1400 St.

Anthony Place, and Voris Linwood Moore, 204 S. Shawnee Terrace. Formerly an employe of the Dearing Printing Company, Major Wiley is stationed with the administrative branch of the Army Air Forces in the Mediterranean area. Entering service in July, 1941, he graduated in October, 1942, from the A.A.F. administrative school, Miami Beach, with the highest military record in his class of 7,000.

Major Wiley headed the honor guard which welcomed President Roosevelt to the Casablanca conference. Three Louisvillians promoted to first lieutenant are Leston Talbott Taylor, 908 Cherokee Road; Lawrence Bush Edlin, 729 Iowa Avenue, and Fred William Haunsz, 206 Cannons Lane. A graduate of du Pont Manual Training High School and a former student at Speed Scientific School of the University of Louisville, Lieutenant Taylor is stationed with an engineering squadron at Hunter Field, Savannah, Ga. Entering service in February, 1943, he received his commission at Yale University last July. Promoted to sergeant is Rich SLEEP TIME GAL tumble into bed all snug and worm in nighties that are as heart-v arming as sunshine in winter! These Slumber Wyns by Van Raalte just won't let you get cold for they are that tuckstitch knit that is so cozy.

What's more, they launder and dry quickly and don't need a speck of ironing! The gown has long sleeves and a flattering ruff neckline the two-niece SET TO PLEASE a new Mommy! This jar set is something every fond mother would like to have, but does not buy and that's why I think it makes such a delightful gift. The oval tray holds our pretty frosted glass jars for cotton, boric, nipples and Bio Pimni anAM. All stlctiia lnni pajamas have long sleeves too, and cuffs top 'n bottom for clinging comfort. S3 for either in blue tr peach from DuRAND'S, Walnut between 3rd and 4th. Army Lists 2 Kentuckians Slain; 3 Sailors Held By Japanese powder daintily hand decorated.

This is a handy bar for keeping baby's things cor-raled everything at fingertip-length when you need it! Tray enameled in deep pink or blue, $2.25. Other even more elaborate jar sets can be bought to suit vour budget at KATHARINE WELLS CHILDREN'S SHOP, 640 S. 4th. JUMP INTO A JUMP- MEET THE MAN with SO, 000 titles at SHACKLETOVS. Forget about Counts and Dukes and His Excellencies and just sar, "llow Do Yon Ito, Mr.

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Robert T. Whaley, Eminence. ER and be a success! You can whip up a smart jumper or skirt in the wink of an eyelash with these new plaids, for they sew so easily! The 54-inch wool and rayon fabrics boast the latest color combinations pas. To Promptly Relieve Coughing and Make Breathing Easier trade the largest reference library of and Nurses call a modern "counter- At the first siena which may warn of a Since Musterole is used on the Quints you may be sure it'a just about the BEST cold-relief made! IN 3 STRENGTHS Children's Mild Musterole, Regular Two more Kentucky soldiers have been killed in action and three Kentucky sailors are Japanese prisoners, the War and Navy Departments announced vesterdav J. D.

Hodge was killed January 12 in the North African area, his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hodge, Fredonia, have been notified. A paratrooper killed in an undisclosed ajea, Lt.

Cyrus Curtis Parks is th son of Mr. and Mrs. Parks Kingston. A graduate of Eattern State Teachers College, ne was active in football and baseball and a member of the school band. The three seamen held prisoner by th Japanese Government are Seaman First Class Reese HoA-arci, son of Mr.

and cold the Dionne Quintupleta' chests, throats and backs are rubbed with Muaterole a product made especially to promptly relieve coughs and sore throat due to colda and break up local congestion in the upper bronchial tract. Musterole givea such wonderful results because it's MORE than Juat ordinary "salve." It's what so many Doctors Octavo (sacred and secular) music in the South built through fifteen years' association with leading music houses. Also in charge of muchly titled Mr. Frerman are Methods and Studies by music educators such a Thompson, Williams, TTagness, Eckstein and others. See the new sheet music shop, 307 Broadway.

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O.C.S. Class to Hear Maj. Gen. D. T.

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at Fort Knox Theater No. 1. General Gullion Heads Army and Navy Club Washington, Feb. 15 (flV-Maj. Gen.

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4th. Alto lOj and 594 Jaw 1,500 Get Mustering. Out Pay. Cleveland, Feb. 15 MP) The Navy's Bureau of Supplies and Accounts reported today it mailed 1,500 mustering-out pay checks after receiving 9,000 applications in four days.

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