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Evening star., 1940-10-31

under his shoulder. He tried a Sec
ond time and the lock gave He
walked out into the larger room.
1t was inky dark and ne stumbled
over a latern. Glass breaking made
a tinkling sound. He caught the
odor of kerosene He paused,
caught a sudden idea. The idea
seemed good 1t might serve, car
ried out, to distract the guards bar
ring his way out of the plantation.
He went to the outer door and found
it unlocked. He opened it and
looked out He saw no one; his
personal guard was on the opposite
side of the shack. He left the door
opened and returned to the broken
lamp The oil smell was strong.
John struck match and threw it
! into the oil Fire sprang up. swept
acresS the floor to stack of lurn-
ber. John turned and ran from the
building.
He reached the hill trail, breath
ing hard. He ended his long
strided running and climbed slowly.
Abruptly the blurred figure of
mounted peon appeared and a rifle
was pointed at him.
Copyright, 1910, Chicago Daily News, Inc.
Concluded tomorrow
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City News in Brief

Reception, Federal Bureau OF In
vestigation, Mayflower Hotel, 5 pm.
Meeting, Young Friends Club,
Raleigh Hotel, $50 pm.
Dance, Massachusetts, State So
eiety, Wardman Park Hotel, 10 pm.
Dance, Order of Scottish Clan
Mcclellan and Lady Mcclellan, An
napolis Hotel, 10 pm.
Hearing. Wage and Hour Board
Willard Hotel, all day.
Convention, Associated officials
Agricultural Chemists, Raleigh
Hotel, all day.
Convention, National Research
Council, Wardman Park Hotel, all
day.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon, Manresa Retreat
League, willard Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, D. c. Bankers Assooia-
ton, Willard Hotel, l2:45 pm.
Luncheon. Reciprocity Club, May
flower Hotel, 1890 pm.
Meeting, American Women S
Legion, Mayf1ower Hotel. pm.
Dance, A. F. G. E., Internal Rev.
enue Lodge, No. AZ, Mayf1ower Hotel,
pm.
Dance, Rural Electrification Asso-
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ciation, Wardman Park Hotel
10 pm.
Dance, Securities and Exchange
Commission, Wardman Park Hotel
10 pm.
Hearing, Wage and Hour Board
Willard Hotel, all day.
Convention, National Research
Council, Wardman Park Hotel, al
day.
Dance. Georgia State Society
Shorehsm Hotel, $50 pm.
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Marriage Business
Is Doomed by Signs
pv the essortats Press


WALHALIA, S. C-Ever since the
town put up signs pointing the way
10 Probate Judge Frank Gillepie s
house the marriage business has
been booming here. Many couples
come to this border county from
North Carolina. where marriage
license laws are more strict.
Evening star., 1940-10-31


to noon John saw JuniuS Thane ar
rive. A huge, barrel-like figure
sastride horse. Bruckmann vel.
coined him and took him into the
house.
John stood at the window, WaCch-
ing and smoking. He saw Juan
Cascodene come out, and was sur.
prised. He had been sure Juan
would have gone last night. He saw
Juan pause, look around, then move
furtively around the house and enter
the rear door.
Junius Thane stayed less than
half an hour. He rode off slowly
smiling smugly. Evidently, John
though, he had made satisfactory
deal for San Rafael Valley with
Bruekmann-without Don Luis
knowledge or consent.
Bruekmann had promised to talk
with John after Thames visit, but
the day passed and the warm tropic
night closed down without a sum-
mons. John was smoking his last
cigarette when voice sounded al
the window.
Juan Contacts John.
Meade, it Juan Cascoden."
John went to the window. why
didn't you leave, Juan?'
"Bruekmann wouldn't let me. He
said it was a trick of yours, that the
police did still want me-
Its no trick Look, Juan-1 m
from the State Department. It's part
OF my job to look out for Ameri-
cans who get in trouble in foreign
countries. Bruckmann is keeping
you here because he thinks you've
seen too much
I've seen enough of him" Juan
said. The dirty murderer!'
Murderer, Juan?"
"Yes. I overheard him talking to
Junius Thane this morning. They
plotted to kill Don Luis Monteros
They're going to do it tonight, at
a fiesta Monteros is giving. They
going to have Fritz do the job with
a rifle equipped with telescopic
sights
why do they want Don Luis out
of the way?'
ITO get hold of that land. They
made a deal to share the valley
tBruckmann furnishes the killer
Thane will get the land through
Diane. Thane said Diane will inherit
the Monteros estate. Don Luis made
a will at Thames law Office. Bruek-
mann objected. but Thane said he
had a hold ON Don Luis grand
daughter-and she'd have to do as
he said"
Meade Gives Instructions.
He has hold on her. He knows
she's not really Elena Monteros."
But Diane" Juan began, but
John interrupted. John said, Juan
There are soldiers in San Rafael
Valley waiting for word from me.
Can you get away and get to them?
Do you know the way?"
Il can try. There are four armed
poems on guard, three in outposts
in the hills and one here. But I can
get around them
Good. Do you know where
Bruekmann has his guns cached?"
IN the old mission. There's a
secret cellar"
Tell the commanding officer
that" John said. He'll know what
to do. Then tell him to send some
of his men to the Hacienda Mon
teros for Bruckmann. Go now, and
fast. You've got five miles
But Meade, I want to tell you
about Diane"
Not nov. Ill get out of here and
get to her"
A Plan for Escape.
John turned to the door. He flung
himself against it'and it gave little
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Bright DESTINY CD
- by Joseph Chadwick
CHAPTER XIII.

but in the of the tool shack
q
building
carngs the surrounding slopes and for the jobs In the
fell military marched
breakfast The morning hours dragged Close
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countries in the first year of the
European war we're valued at S733,-
135, 900, compared with s490,064 900
in the preceding II months.
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Trade TO South Booms

Products shipped from the United
States to the 20 Latin American
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ENGLAND HOLDING

Germany will not succeed in
invading England, in the opinion of
II. r. Knickerbocker, famous war
correspondent. who is back in
New York from strenuous assign
ment covering the European bat.
tie fronts, including bomb SCARED
London. Sounding a grim warn
ing that the United States-for
its own protection-must wake
up TO the world crisis" Knicker.
booker expresses the utmost faith
In Britain's ability TO hold the Ger.
man war machine and its Allies al
bay. and he seems confident Ger
many will not win the war.
Knickerbocker clippered in from
Lisbon. The usually calm, young
red haired correspondent seemed
q bit Jumpy. He had been through
nerve wracking weeks in London
during its heaviest aerial lombard.
ments.
Il kept terrible hours lately" he
smiled, as he talked shop" for
q moment. Couldn't seem TO get
any sleep. None Of the fellows
did"
Then grimly:
IF any OF the boys in fleet
street tthe newspaper mem survive
year OF this bombing, II will be
a miracle"
Asked IL he thought London will
be able to hold out, Knickerbocker
replied
Her people will hold. The Brit
isb people have sufficient courage
for any strain Their morale is
magnificent
The city Of London Is beins
destroyed now al a rate which, n
continued throughout the winter
will leave London unrecogniza BILE
Famous buildings are getting Il
with the rest.
III the battering continues at It's
present rate, London will have Il
move out In two years time. But
that doesn't mean that Germany
will win the war. The English ar,
working fast. During June. july
and August they succeeded in do
ing about three years work"
We can't arm fast enough. said
Knickerbocker. "Our conscriptlor
IS fine-but we should double th,
number"
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DRAFT DIVISIONS

approximately 90 classifications
are set up TO tell the l6,500.0e0
potential conscripts, who register
under the new draft law, which
men will be called up first and
which will be deferred from SER
vice. =
While the law provides for four
general classifications. the gem
eral groups will be split into sub
groups, 50 there will be total OF
20 different listings. For instance,
Glass / will include a group I'M
mediately available for service
and a group with minor physical
ailments who can be called up, II
necessary.
During the World War $500
100 men of the 25,90s,000 who
registered were placed in Class
for immediate service. About $780,
600 others were placed in la. or
those with minor ailments who
could serve if needed.
However, under the 1910 law,
which provides for the training OF
only 100000 men a year, it is
probable that there wifi be enough
in the first class 10 fill all quotas.
Meanwhile, Maj. Ben Howell,
director of the manpower division
of the draft board. gives assurance
es that the board will not conduct
punitive campaigns against those
who fail TO register. In 1917, gen.
eral roundups we're staged to ap-
prehend Stacker" and a scandal
resulted when some of them were
mauled by police and crowds.
This time such sleuthing work
will be the Job Of the department
of justice. The draft board is rely
ing on communities to become
watchdogs." Personal reports
will serve as the first check on
those who fail to register.
All are advised not to give ad-
dresses other than where they
expect to report. A native of Iowa
who is living and working in New
York should give his New York
address even though he retains
legal residence In Iowa. Other
wise he may be forced to pay his
own transportation to report to
an Iowa local draft board, II
called up for duty.
Special registration places will
be set up in the 81 national parks
and in CCC camps. Persons in hos
pitfalls, asylums and jails will be
registered the day of their dis
charge from the institutions. Pro.
vision will be made for those trav-
cling on transcontinental trains
TO register, conductors possibly
acting as registrars.
Conscripts will be given instruc-
ton booklets, explaining the draft
law in the language Of the man
in the street. The booklet, which
will be scanned by the civil Iiber-
ties division OF the department OF
Justice before publication, will ad-
wise conscripts OF their rights ana
privileges under the law.
Properly planned, the entire
registration of the nations man
power OF draft age can be COM
pleted in one day.
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Rural Events

OCTOBER 8
Oakvllle ~
Farmers Club meets with Mr..
ant Mrs. Webster Hardy.
OCTOBER 9
East Ypsllanh
Home Economics Extension Club
with Mrs. George Wizard.
BelleVIIle
Womans Society OF Christian
Service will meet.
Willis
Woman's Society OF Christian
Service meets at church annex at
2:30. Supper at $50. y
Salem
Campaign dinner In Federated
Church, sponsored by Aid Society,
s p. m.
BegoIe
Child Study Club in the evening
with Mrs. Robert Hodges, Ann Ar
Dor.
Stony Creek
-- Stony Greek AFbor off, Cleaners
Society will meet at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Schroen.
OCTOBER 10
Denton
W. 8. c. S. annual Fair and
Chicken Dinner. Serving at $3.50.
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lPittsfield
PlrTsFlELD LADIES' AID


Pittsfield, Mich, Oct. 7 The
Pittsfield Ladies' Aid was very
pleasantly entertained Thursday
at the home Of Mrs. Newland Be-
COLE, r. F. D. Milan.
After an hour OF sewing carpet
rags. most delicious cream chick
en- dinner was served at noon to
SIS people by the hostess and assist
ing committee. consisting Of Mrs.
Fred Bailey. Mrs. Delaney Begole,
and Mrs. Frank Begole.
The meeting was called to or
der by the president and opened
with unison singing OF America
the Beautiful. Devotionals were
led by Mrs. T. c. LeBaron fol-
lowed by all repeating the Lords
Prayer.
What A Friend We Have In
Jesus" was sung In honor of Mrs.
Frank White and Mrs. Floyd Budd,
who celebrate birthdays this month.
Forty one members answered to
roll call. Mrs. Guy Miller was in
troduced as new member.
The program was In charge OF
Mrs. Herbert Elliott and consisted
of q jumbled word contest.
Three pairs OF twins were pres
ent. They were Mrs. Delaney Be
COLE and sister. Miss Maud Car
penter: Mrs. Eaton Crittenden and
Mrs. 3, A. Begole. and the six
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Salem
CONGREGATIONAL Aid Society will
be entertained by Mrs Ralph Will
son, Seven Mile Rd Dinner will be
served.
London
Women Of London Methodist
Church meet with Mrs. Harrison
HEIDI in the afternoon.
OCTOBER II
East Ypsllantl
A penny supper at Spencer
School in the evening.
Bellevllle
Homemakers will meet with Mrs.
Bertha Vorce, 36s Huron River DR..
Sheldon
Sheldon P. T. A. meeting at
school house at p m.
York
Mooreville Ladies' Aid will serve
a chicken supper at $3.50, Moore
Vile York Hall.
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eggs or milk. Vitamins and min
erals are not needed in different
quantity or proportion than in the
adult menu.
The total amount Of food needed
by the child is absolutely and pro-
portionately TO weight greater
than for an adult. An adult Of $50
pounds at moderate activity can
get along on 5000 TO 1000 calories
at the most.
Gephart, after very extensive
studies of the pupils at St. Paul's
school for boys, found they 70
quired from 5000 to 5000 Galleries
a day. This, of course, presup-
poses some athletic activity.
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Tonight
Europe WEAFNBC 7:i5. CHS
1855, lO:45 East: MBS 10. 1920.
1870: WJZ-NBC $3.50; MBS IL
midnight.
Poliucs-MBS-s: 30 - Wendell
Willkie from Newark;
VIZ 800 - Sec. Commerce
Jesse Jones.
WEAF-NBC-7 30 Burns and
Allen West G0:30);
s:00-James Melton Concert;
S:30-Margaret Speaks, soprano;
S:O0-Doc. J. O..
$50 Show Boat.
WABC-CBS - 1880 - Blonde
West 1880:
S.00-These We Love:
s:30-Howard g. shelton.
s:00-George Brent in Wings OF
the Navy;
|. i0:00-Guy Lombardo
WJZ-NBC-s;00 7 Love a Mys.
terry;
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months old twin daughters OF
Mrs. Newland Begole, Jean and
Joan.
The committee for November will
be Mrs. Floyd Budd. Mrs. G. Nun
ger Mrs. B. A. Begole and Mrs.
Earl Bassett and will be at Mrs.
MunRer's house on US-1f2.
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A1NIS : II > E4EEI : II
BY Charles P. Stewart

German-ltalldn-
Japanese pact.
DEPARTING entail
S p o k e 5 m e n
won't say so Of
hcially; they're
too much afraid
Of limiting at
anything like
American CO.
operation, to the
slightest extent,
with c o m m u
nistic Moscow.
Personally and
ILL AI.ll..
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National 6rosdesstine Company
WV, 900; WXYZ, 1910: WLW
700; WsPD. 1910: WTAM. 1910;
WGN. 100. WMAQ. $40; WIS, $40.
Columbia Broadesstina system
WJR. $50: WoWO. n60. WBBM
no.
Mutusf 5rosdcssttug System
CKLW, 1870; WLW. 700, and WGN
100.
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HOLLYWOOD-AP-It won't be
long till Charlie McCarthys hum
ming You're in the Army Now.
The worlds most noted dummy
will don an air corps uniform next
Thursday at nearby March Field in
a ceremony designed to publicize
the Army's drive to boost its en-
listment BY $500 men month.
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Sample Menus

Palmer, who has made q num-
Der of studies in the important
field Of childhood nutrition, gives
the following as a sample menu
for a child Of II years:
Breakfast:
Cooked apricots a tbsp.)
Bacon e slices)
Cornmeal cereal Is tbsp.)
Milk Il glass;
Cream a tbsp.)
Sugar e tsp
Toast e slices)
Butter e pats}
Lunch:
Cream Of vegetable soup Il cup)
Egg salad, msyonnaise Il tbsp.)
Buttered noodles e tbsp.)
Sliced peaches, sugar q tsp.)
Bread e slices)
Butter e pats)
Milk q glass;
Dinner:
Roast beef q slice)
Drowned potatoes Il medium)
Jelly Il tablespoon
Buttered carrots g tbsp.)
Bread Il slice)
Butter Il pa)
One cookie
Baked custard
Milk Il glass;
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
B. 2. a., New Haven, Conn.,
"My gums are very tender. They
bleed quite often. What should be
done?"
Answer-Spongy, bleeding gums
may indicate early pyorrhea.
Treatment is first by proper sys-
tematic brushing. Use a email,
stiff toothbrush, and brush every
tooth, and between every two
teeth at the gum margin with a
rotary motion, beginning at the
left end Of the upper jaw and
going in front to right end, then
turning to back of teeth and
brushing back Of gum margins
Systematically across to left end
again. Do same to lower jaw.
Consult your dentist about posi-
bic pyorrhea. Emphasize fresh
fruit, Vitamin D, milk in your diet.
X. K, Hoquiam, Wash.-"Can
tuberculosis of the bone be trans
mitted to others through handling
Of articles that a patient uses?"
Answer - tuberculosis of the
bone has a sluggish activity. II
usually appears as a primary in
lection in the bone-that is, with
out manifestations of tuberculosis
elsewhere as primary focus. For
instance, there is seldom evidence
Of tuberculosis in the lungs in
these cases and therefore there Is
no open" source of transmission
of the germs TO others. For that
reason a patient with tuberculosis
Of the bones is not source of dam
ger to others.
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Some good fortune will be ex.
perienced by those who have birth.
days today. Obstacles and difficult
ties will heset their path during the
next year. however. especially in
regard TO domestic affairs and ell
ders. Born on this date a child viii
be very ambitious. pertlnacious,
shrewd. determined, subtle and OF
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QUITO. Ecuador up Con
gress has approved a decree au-
thorizing the government TO con-
tract a loan OF s1,150,000 from the
Export-Import bank OF Washin-
gton The decree also authorized
additional loans up to $4,000, 900
end a special loan OF an unlimit-
ed amount for rearmament.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White. Mr..
and Mrs. Knowell Hart, Walter
Waiting and Mrs. Henry Lyons at
tended the Hillsdale fair, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lyons were
Wednesday evening dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown, Ann
Arbor.
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Your Health

Children Need More
Protein in Diet Than
do Adults
By Logan Clendening. VI. d.
. Children need about the same
proportion of ingredients in the
diet as adults, except in respect
to proteins. Protein is needed In
growth and also stimulates the
general processes Of nutrition.
Normally in the adult diet the car
bohydrates (sweets and starches)
should make up about half the
amount of food by weight; fat
and protein about a quarter. II is
easy to raise a child's protein pro-
portionately by adding meat or
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Ons-Minute Test

I. What Is the name given the
solid earth?
2. What is the difference between
manslaughter and murder
3. Can a foreigner enter the
United States Military Academy
at West Point?
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NEW YORK -AP-Capt Vyvysn
Drury. aide to the Duke OF Wind
sor. says the Duke and his Duchess
will visit the United States "as
soon as official duties permit.
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MANY QUALIFIED

Washington. Oct. 7-AP-Mich-
Igan- IS one OF the leading states
in number of registered job seek
ers qualified for work in partial
list of 270 skilled occupations es-
sential to defense industry, the
Social Security Board reported
hare
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Hlnta on EtlnunttA

Don't Insist on having the radio
on loud when others in the family
want to read or write. ConsIders-
tion for others il the first law OF
good manners.
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DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
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lNNNSAHA ANoMSl

a serious turn OF mind. He or she
will possess excellent organizing
ability. and be we'll fitted for a sue
cessful career in business or the
medical profession.
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Words Of Wlsdop


Courage IA. on all hands. consid.
cred an essential Of high character.
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Half-Forgotten Days
wenty Years Ago

The Industrial Committee Of the Board of Commerce announces
procuring industry Ypslant is the Ray Battery Co,
OF Detroit, which has bought the Oak Knitting works
Floyd King notice Washington that
been granted coil spark plug After working 1t
he submitted ii the Washington patent office
six months
Florence Signor farmhouse short distance outside the
limits burned the The house vacant the
time being the fall
October Mrs Clara Fulton. her home 10 Water
80 years the Oldest residents Of
Ypslan John Frederick infant Mr. and Mrs Fred Older,
Delos Troupe Belleve r. Of James
Kimba this city Joachim c. Henning ~ the home of his
sister. Mrs. Jacob Gartman, Freedom
Fifty Years Ago
George Slayton has the sudden death
OF her sister Mrs. Holden OF Caro-.
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tuesday
Europe-NBC 5 a. m, i:4B .. m. /:
CHS s, Q a. m, 6:45 p. m; MBS
10, u 30 a. m.
WEAFNBC-245 p. might
OF the World:
3:45-Vic and SADIE:
6S0-United Lutheran Conven.
ton.
WABC-CBS-9:15 a. m.-School
OF the air West 1880 .. nj;
3:30-Dick Maxwell program:
6:15-U. OF Chicago 50th. Amt.
versity, Dr. r. VI. Hutchins.
WJZ-NBC-12:30 49, Farm and
Home Hour;
2:00-Alma Kitchell Journal;
3:00-Orphans OF Divorce.
MBS-i:00-Frank Luther;
6:30-Edna Odell and Organ.
Short Waves CSC esd London.
7.00-London Calling: DID DXB
Berlin. S;l5-News: csc esd Lon
don. $50 Britain Speaks; FRO
Rome. 10 00-News.
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Fifty Years Ago

sayton received OF the sudden death
of her sister Mrs. Holden Of Caro-.
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teamwork

The player who scores touchdown is enthusiast
tically cheered and rightly But don't forget that
the other ten players also appreciate three rousing
cheers for the Team! Team! Team!
So with the different features of Certified Dry
cleaning, whole page could be devoted to the COM
pIeteness and safety of soil removal by this pro-
cess. Or your cheers could be invoked in behalf
of insurance protection for your goods, in-the-
nick time repair service, the odoress feature
of Certified Drycleaning. Praise by our mascu-
line patrons for the expert pressing given their
suits, top coats and sIacks,-is almost drowned by
the chorus of feminine approval for our mo
stretch, no sag, shrink" way of cleaning knit
wear
Your complete satisfaction with Certified Dry
cleaning is guaranteed by Good Housekeeping (as
advertised therein) and that believe is sin
cere "Rah, Rah, Rah for the Team"
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one.Mlnute Test Answers

I. The atmosphere.
2. Manslaughter Is murder with
out malice; murder, killing with
malice.
3 No. not without a special act
OF Congress.
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Observations

u. s., Russia, Both to
Feel Effects of New
Axis Alignment
BY Charles P. Stewart
LITTLE as Uncle Sam and
Russia have in common in other
respects, the state department
tacitly admits that we and the
Soviet regime are jointly threat
ened by the recently concluded
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Pick of the Air Today

si30-True or False;
9:35-Basin Street Swing;
1O:30-Adventure In Reading.
MBS-7:30-Lone Ranger;
9:30-Eddy Duchin Orchestra;
11:15-Rep. Homer Angel on
Unfinished Business. Of Con gress".