"AGE TEN THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1948 SHAWA BLISINESS DIRECTORY LET, US NAIMAN'S GARAGE || Misspelied Word £ 00 See the A Large Quantity of CLEA Yolk and MOTOR SALES | | READERS can 1949 FUEL RADIATOR || "sieeve |{ WATE 4 . ur BHTER|(| METEOR Joir Wheels AND 10 THEATRE GUEST TICKETS with the turning on displa N EW Quick, Efficient Repairs fi $3.00 Soy $2.00 ja. $1 .00 e y » at all times i The next five contestants with correct answers will win two guest a tickets each to the Biltmore Theatre. Brady Automatic 181 NLR ST. , BULES OF THE CONTEST AT 2 2 RAMLEY Availaole On this page in varlous advertisements several words have been : With The x H PHONE 4468 : 1 Tl ill find th isspelled Cooling System OT ie Tohamut it nt fies ewe TOR the name of the advertisements in which the Tiselica wa appear. ; natn of Cleaner All replies must be in the Times-Gazette office not latef than 6 p.m. on Thursday this week. 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'RICHARDS, Proprietor ; MODERN 010 is'required if mailed from THEATRE TICKETS The U.S. Ar: y has released this piciure of an exhibit the Third Army found in dread Buchenwald concen= points outside of Oshawa, and MISS JEAN CAMERON, 38!4 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa tration camp in 1945, as it cought to ascertain whether there are other charges which can be levelled against MARKET Fi d A tr SS S3c it mailed from points in. MRS. G. E. POLSTON, 138 Nassau St, -- 4 Fra1 Ilse Koch, widow of the Buchenwald commandant, whose life sentence was recently reduced to four mn cre side the city limits. MISS MAMIE ROWE, 143 Hickory St., Whitby, Ont, years, most of which have already been served. In photo, left, dare human heads shrunken to miniature MRS. C. LEAHY, 522 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa size, In centre are stencilled and tattooed tanned human skin. One of the most vicious charges against Dead In Home CONTEST DEPARTMENT. : MR. D. WELLS, 147 Clarke St., Oshawa the woman was that she had collected tattooed human skin from people who perished in the camp and fash- The U.S. Army occu pation command in Germany says that this was never ~Central Press Canadian The Store with the RIGHT PRICES : "VV VVYVVVN ; i and - - _- aah The correct answers were: ioned the skin into lamp shades. legally established as a fact. Only 4 Minuts Hollywood, Nov. 1--(AP)--Mary Prompt cesssvesessessessiess... Sheather Hardware With ...o..e00000000000.0.. Oshawa Sheet Metal Drive From 4 Corners Nolan, whose blonde beauty and - ---- Drive Up... dancing feet took her to the pin- located ..eeev.ieessessssssss. Clarke's Body Sh Ld ancing feet took her to ! IBBY My Leader of Snake Cultists Defies Bar: PARK and SHOP nacle of show business fame as Imogene (Bubbles) Wilson, is dead. 164 P PARK RD. N. The one time toast of New York PLUMBING i o and the Ziegfeld Follies, later a . movie star, and finally known as Caesar Absorbs Mouth Organists 12 the "hard luck zirl," was found dead . (0 PHONE 3703 Sunday in a three-room bungalow. . She was 42. é Her show business career followed EE TW her 'teen age modelling in New ; PLUMBING -- HEATING York. She went into the Follies but rm TI at the height of her fame became on I involved with comedian Frank Tin- f A RK ney. She sued him for $100,000 TINSMITHINS AY damages for injuries she alleged he inflicted in a beating. That Now Available BODY SHOP affair drove her fiom Broadyan fo She went to Germany and en- i , %* Body and Fender Hollywood prvi es ra Immediate Delivery Work ee aw FUEL OIL roto Read ERE BUR dei 1g Welding : Erato in 1955, Buricfs aM Iron: Fireman PHONE ond dine bill, Sri id her down, too. @ LSE. | g -- . 5 Bey 44 At 31 Miss Nolan was in the Ac- James Caesar Petrillo, czar of the Musicians' Union, tries his delicate : rference at Durham, N.C, snake cultists from five states threw Stokers for immediate delivery tors' Fund Home at Amityville, N.Y touch on a uarmonica while two virtuosos of that instrument bend a sick and broke." Gradually she re- 23 CELINA ST couple of pain-wracked ears, It happened in Chicago after Petrillo had -'utside city limits and free from police inter ; themselves into their "devotions" with renewed zest as they braved the fangs of poisonous rattlesnakes and 177 BOND ST. W. gained her - health, returning .to admitted the harmonica iroupe, known as the Harmonicats, into his x copperheads and water moccasins to prove their point that their faith would protect them against the veno- Hollywood in 1939. She lived here Bl : : : 3 Musicians' Union, Left to right are Jerry Murad, Petrillo and Don Les. with: 8 s Pk 281 i : hd, Torys (Just West of Arena) ipo public Sitention, ST fast one "Not all hs Sig players wil he admitted to the union," gore pe mous reptiles. This photo shows the Rev. C. HM. Sunn, pastor of Durham's Zion tabernacle, and leader of the 8 § tz a hospital 3 '4 Phaull hatin ta he able nlav more than 'Swee asic O'Grady'. 2 8 f 'a Fits ave is ot 20.0 00 ps] an reptile lovers, wrapping a large moccasin snake around his head during the meeting, Could Press Canadian suffering from malnutrition, ~--Central Press Canadian