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   Racine Times Bulletin (Newspaper) - May 19, 1940, Racine, Wisconsin                                TWO THf SUNDAY MAY 1940. The TRAIL BLAZER By the Chief The nf ihc The This Thr of * coutl of of Two pit of in: rf K'S rf * Kti ail nf north shore of lo bp 51 the - 26 si St. A bnard Will be held next We're Not Our cf old LKE NEW cnd expert HALF SOLES 65^ Third Grade MEN'S HALF SOLES Third Vcu ccn feV ofi ut ro give you o belter ct oil SERVICE WHILE YOU WAIT SHOE ff The Vach 110 put on its the 1. si On r's 3S' and a was 3s nl On on ihe of .it 12 il Sv 10U> .md a and of .il 1. be a 5fT Uie iif It on that on a which rin inuc h In keep Ihe and of Racine II more than 40il be the Old pirk by nnm of that ' Old fo that Scouts can scl ' there on i Explorers from 210 be m charge of the They are to assemble avenue and Durand at 9 a. m. i will be awarded i all .SO per cent of ' Drum The Drum and Bucic corps hris i some On May 20 the concert group will be at the north district court of honor at 30 there will very likely be n day June 2 the will play in the June 4 the will he the festival and June 9. the Colonel Hes The next meelins of the be held at June 3. will his CYO fnm m of iW 23-Oeti-sjSw May 2i - horseshoe 3S-Uivutunal tennis tn tiie til St. Mary's are making plans for the third city-wide rally in honor of .it church May 10 7 a. m. of the Blessed will take pUcc Mary cif St. will be the by 12 one frum each of St. Mary's will the The Name men it. will show the held at St. the in of tlie and Pat formerly outlined by du made for of a weekly St. CYO A has been and a staff has been f It Joan John Ed Anna Ed Fachko and tby At the last of the of division five were inspired by Lee words of the future vocational guidance for the Mr. Doan is of the The Joint and of division live was held at St. Joseph's Father Van introduced Lee Doan of who spoke about the progress of the CYO durinx 1938.1940. Lea May of St. Joseph's and i Joseph ol St. were appointed as new social and vocational guidance directors It was reported by I John Seitz that the Press club would publish a CYO paper in two Athletic Director George I Toner said that Softball entries would Include the junior and senior Following the business the CYO Dramatic club presented a one-act Last The next meeting date will be in the tall when CYO arc Greek It has several acres of tawn it and a flower Wallet Lost in Owner Risks Life in Vain NEW - John took a double risk when he jumped into the Mississippi river after his he took the risk of but he didn't that when he Jumped Iru he took the risk of being an unidentified body It he didn't save those accumulated the papers in his wallet for 22 and he wasn't going to let them get away without a try for He wasn't a good but he bucked the strong current and the Three hours a fishwife heard feeble A sheriffs boat pushed out into the stream and gathered him in as he clung to the He still didn't have the Pile Attention ' The 5-E 181X Elms Ma. is out an book on Piles and related You can have a ol thw book bv askinc for it on a sent to the above No It may save tou much and Write today for a free PHOTO KODAKS SUPPLIES KODAKS & Modem Photo CraUs at Central Association Desert Skyscraper Kioin tills 160-r  Main St. Jockson 2159 rams Quality ond Mounted os Invisible Low Eye A. 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The children are getting a great deal of fun out of the new ing wheel toy which they have in the Salon Opened For Art Work By Venezuela - ' First Salon ol Venezuela been opened in the new Belle Arts museum located at the edge of the one the most picturesque sections i The salon U under of the cultural division of the of national The work of nearly all nent Venezuelan artists is being | as well as the work ofi many prominent foreign artists residing In this On the occasion of the of the first Alfredo Lopez museum said that although in Venezuela up the present there have been persons interested in has been confined to the elite that the intellectually The regular showing of the salon in future In a place which is open to the public will contribute to the enrichment of Venezuelan art. 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