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Milford chronicle., 1941-03-21
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The armed Norwegian freighter
Olaf 'Bergh, 5.811st ton vessel Hyine
the British flag, which ram aground
near FenWick Island on March z,
was fioated ON Sunday night. High
titles and a .ehoppy sea aided the
salvage Workers in releasing the
ship.
The tug .Belletg and a crew Of
salvage. workers from New York
clfmaxed d week OF effort when
the huge All foot long ship slid
slowly from its bed in a 40 foot
sandbar, stern first Into deep wa
ter. 3s
Announcement Aas been made Of
the ffi8f'tiag q of Nffs. EiiEaheth N.
Brtaiil HE fewes ahH Ira B. Eifnns
Ter. 6f Loves Creek, whith took
pldce lSafufdny evening March s 81
q. Messiah. tfAd Re- Jii sfds Whedbee,
pastpt Of the NHssasp Aiefhdtitst
Circuit, performed the ceremony
The couple Viii make THEIR fiBfd6
on the gft6fnts farm, near Angola
MI and Mrs. tMdgata 'fhof6aGKl
good aud daughter, Miss olive We're
redsitt' Sunday guests Of Aff. and
Mrs! Fred Bailey at Doyst. =, 9'ne
Nj. and Mrs. sRasii.' Perry were
WafSiek = lsiters sanday aftef1
noon. p a.f's'stf. sSliAaay ai''F
MI. and Mrs. Foster shahan we're
GeoiEef6wn' VISITORS on Tuesday Of
Lar week assitif,7s IN 'i;hssiifs sls
! IhtAer Norwood, a much respect
I'd colpfbd' fesilaht, 2 y cSh hanedi to
bis h6iii6 ty'fllhaBs. y ssais3s'isn jtl
Nj. end Mrs, Sidney pownes Of
LeBes NHfe Sunday y eheEtsg " hts
parents, MI and Mrs. Charles Nsl
DowiiGs Sfa EEa WE 'isfll's I.I
Mflhand, Mrs. Mcdaniel, of VIII |
hifigton espetit the we6k -ehd sat |
.heif cottagsgRt OH OfGh&faRe
Milford chronicle., 1941-03-21

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
Branch of The First Church OF
Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
Services every Sunday at II a. m.
Sunday School at same hour.
Wednesday evening meeting, first
in each month at 8 p. m.
in Grange Hall, Milford, Del. "
Milford chronicle., 1941-03-21
THE AVENUE METHODIST CHURCH

-
-, (. Frank HersOn, D. ID, Minister r..
SUNDAY, MARCH 20,
A.
service Rooms all classes Bring the
Is children st-.t
11OO MMornng worship and Subject Great Resolu
Music of merit by the chancel choirs Heartiest
Of welcomes. -f - ~ ~ ~. D.. -
6:s0 p Young Peoples Friendly All young people
Myenng worship Subject the Way.
Sixty minutes OF helpful Worship Pleasant Sunday even
ings all =. ~ n RI.
Lenten Service Thursday evening 1880.
Milford chronicle., 1941-03-21

Advertise in Milford chrOuiclel
Evening star., 1941-02-12
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS

All the next night, as Reddy
hunted for something to eat, he
kept thinking of that dream of fat
hens and he kept wondering how
he could get Blacky the Crow to
tell him just where those fat hens
were. Blacky the Crow on his part,
had spent a whole day wondering
how he could induce Reddy Fox to
make that long journey over to
where BoWSer the Hound was a
prisoner of kindness. Blacky was
smart enough to know that if he
seemed too anxious for Reddy to
make that long journey, Reddy
would at once suspect something.
He knew well enough that if Reddy
had any idea that BoWser the
Hound was over there, nothing
would tempt him to make the trip.
Early the next morning, just as
on the morning before, Blacky
stopped over by Reddy's house. This
time Reddy was already home. Ac-
tually he was waiting for BlaCky,
though he wouldn't have had Blacky
know it for the world AS soon as
he saw Blacky coming he lay down
on his doorstep, and pretended not
to see Blacky at all.
Good morning, Reddy," said
Blacky as he alighted in the top
of a little tree close by.
Reddy raised his head as if it
were all he could do to lift it.
Good morning. Blacky,' said he in
feeble-sounding voice.
Blacky looked at him sharply.
Whats the matter, Reddy?" he
demanded. You seem to be feel
ing badly"
Reddy sighed. 1t was a long.
doleful sigh. Il am feeling badly.
Blacky," said he Il never felt
worse in my life. The truth is, I
IL" Reddy paused
You what?" demanded Blacky.
looking at Reddy more sharply thar
ever.
Il am starving" said Reddy very
feebly. Il certainly shall starve to
death unless I can find some way
of getting at least one good meal
soon. You have no idea, BlaCky,
how dreadful 1t is to be hungry all
the time" Again Reddy sighed,
and followed this with a second
sigh and then a third sigh.
Blacky looked behind him so that
Reddy might not see the twinkle
in his eyes. for Blacky understood
perfectly what Reddy was trying
to do. Reddy wasn't fooling him
a bit. When he looked back at
Reddy he was very grave. He was
doing his best to look very SYM
pathetic.
I'm right sorry to hear this,
Reddy," said he. Il certainly am.
I've been hungry myself more than
once. 1t seems a pity that you
should be starving here when over
on that farm I told you about yes
terday are fat hens to be had for
the taking. If you were not so
weak I would be tempted to show
you where they are"
Evening star., 1941-02-12

by Clarence A. DMstra, director Of seIettiVe
service.
WRC, q:OO-Amerita favoite family the
Bumsteads Penny Singleton and Arthur Lake.,
drop in on Mr.. Cantors menage
VOL, 9:30-Thomds E. Dewey District A.
torney Of New York County addresses the First
Annual Lincoln Day Dinner al The hafIower
Hotel
WMAL, VOL. tO;0O-Wende l. Wilkie,
1910 Republican presidential candidate. ad-
dresses The annual dinner Of The National Re.
publican Club al the Wddof-Asioria in New
York City.
WHV, tO;i5-Senaior Tydings Of Maryland
on "Anti-Ameritan Activities"
WINK, t0:15-Your Government: Repre-
sentative Jennings Randolph Of West Virginia
in an interview.
WJ5V, tO:3O-Fomer Gov. La Toilette ot
Wisconsin speaks in opposition 10 The Lend
Lease Bill.
VOL, tt:OO-For Us the Living; Program
by the American Friends Of Czetho-Sovdkd.
SHORT WAVE PROGRAMS.
BERLIN 1030-News in English; DID,
I'LL meg, Is m.; DID, 1854 meg, 28 m.;
DC, 602 meg, 4o m.
LONDON, tilO-"Think on These Things:
CSC, 958 meg, 3l,3 m,; 6N, It's meg,
25.5 m; 6SL, 81 meg, 49.i m.
Evening star., 1941-02-12

QUAY is the surprise word of the
week. No dictionary published shows
the pronunciation as "KWAY," tC
rhyme with way, sway.
The pronunciation of QUAY is
identical with that of the word
KEY, which word, indeed, is often
used in place of quay.
I know of no other English word
ending in -a-y which has the zee
sound of see. nor any word Except
few foreign words, from the
French and Spanish especially in
which the combination q-u takes
the sound of "k." Small wonder
then. that QUAY is almost univer-
sally mispronounced.
Correct pronunciation: KEE.
Do the pronouns I-ME, SHE
HER HE-HIM confuse you?
Should one say. at is me" or III
is T.? Is He is taller than me-
correct? Would you say between
she and I" or between her and
me-?
Send a stamped (3-cent, self
addressed envelope for free leaf1et
that explains, in non-technical Ian
guage, the correct use of the pro-
nouns. Excellent for teachers, stu
dents, writer's, stenographers.
Address Frank Colby, in care
of The Evening Star. Ask for free
T-Me" Ieaf1et.
Evening star., 1941-02-12
LETTER-OUT

spell the
LeeredOu"
don't believe
Answer to Yesterd IETTER-OUT.
Cotton packed this
ASSERTED-DESSERT of meaD.
WRESTED-REWEDS dts another
LABORED-BOLDER darng).
U0 with
Evening star., 1941-02-12
IHE EYEAlN6'S HIGH lIGHIS.

WJ5V. 5:3O-carI 5andburg, noted biogra-
pher Of Lincoln leads The annual American
Legion pilgrimage 10 Springfield, III.
VOL, 700-The running Of the toIorfuI
Santa Anita Derby.
WpC, lisa i5-minute pickup Of the
same event.
WNAL, 7:3O-Representatve Bender Of Ohio
speaks on Lincoln, and His EARLY Rise in
PoIititS.
WRC, 73O-CavaItade Of Amerta: Lincoln:
The War Year" The Original radio drama by
Robert {. Sherwood repeated by popular re-
quest. with Raymond Massey as the Great
Emdntpdor.
WINK. 8:t5-Georgetow University meets
The Temple Owls in sectional basket ball
iiff
WNAL, o0O-A special University Of Wis.
,onsin Founders Day program features d talk
Evening star., 1941-02-12

Address Frank Colby, in care
of The Evening Star. Ask for free
"I-Me" Ieaf1et.
Evening star., 1941-02-12
New Salad

A salad: Select a firm head of
lettuce, remove the core and wash
the lettuce but do not unhead it.
Stuff the center with cream cheese
mixed into a thick hard-cooked egg
salad. Wrap in waxed paper and
chill. Using a sharp knife, cut the
lettuce into crossway slices. Arrange
on salad plates. Top with salad
dressing or mayonnaise.
Evening star., 1941-02-12
This

Son-Is the story of Lincoln walk
ing several miles to correct a mis-
take he made in making change
true?
Father-It probably is His whole
life showed how honest he was.
Evening star., 1941-02-12
EVENING SIAP FEAIuREl TODAY.

Star Flashes Latest news with Bill toNe,
WNAL, 430 pm.
Star Sports: Late sports by Ray Michael,
WkAL. 8 pm.
Dollar Club: |. romn Strong, president Of
The NatonaI Symphonys Board Of Directors,
speaks on behalf Of the Sustaining Fund Drive,
WNAL, $40 p.n
Evening star., 1941-02-12
Don't Take Ny
Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.

Quay
Noun. An artificial landing
place for boats; an embankment.
Evening star., 1941-02-12
POINTS FOR PARENTS
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.

Nothing is gained and much
can be lost by questioning the
truth of hero stories.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-29

clasA . Ls.lssAsy sRals-Aysn =. is4l
0TA18 o. lGDeU0Ale ne Probate
Cossk1 ~ 49, coAatv e 11Acomb.
~ ID ooeGot1 u sai1 Court, held q
~ 05DoaHo Once IN TIE city of NJ.
c)Gooo6 II $500 County. On the 9oth
~ % March ~ D. loll.
Present. Ilon. Joseph w. Trombly.
Judge - pfobate.
n ~ Matter Of the Estate Of Clara
1sLsa1setsy. Mentally Ineompstent Per-
~. NJ. Io.So1.
llssoSnh County Trust Company hsv-
iao filed n said Court petiti0n praying
lof lteenso 70 cell the interest Of sstd
sstats IN certain real estate therein de-
scrioed.
II \ Ordered. That Ne 3ist day Of
April "A. .. 1S4l 1t two O'Clock In the
sfternoon. at said Probste Office, b and
and 10 hereby appointed Tor hearing said
petition;
II 10 Further Ordered. That further
notice thereof Be given By publication Of
. COPY Of this order, for thrss successive
weeks previous 10 said day Of hearins.
n the Daily Monitor. Newspaper print
"a and circulated In said County.
JOSEPH v. TNOAaBLY.
A true COPY. Judge Of Probate.
NELSON ZOTT,
Deputy Register Of Probate.
March -. April 5. EDMONTON
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-29
A KISS AND NEW LOVE
CHAPTER XIV

Toby cried, Good for you,
Anthony You've ut more sense
than any Of the dimwity who
came up here to rec mo. They
let Terry monopolize them!"
"Monopolixef" Terry asked.
aggrievedly. II was just being
polite md sociahle, putting the
kuy at ease" ~
Vera turned on the radio.
lyon can put me at ease.
smartie. ! want to- dance" @s
Beatrice went to get her coat.
The burst OF music followed her
into thu bedroom. Her feet
danced. She hooked 1t herself In
the mirror. Her eyes were shin
ing. her lips were curved into .
smile. She was eager, expectant,
different. v&a
And all because I'm going to
be alone with Anthony Bradley.
l see him every day IN the store.
But-but something's changed"
Don't take my hat by mis-
take, Bradley" Terry was say
ing. Its q good hat and filed
with memories"
"I'll leave the door on the
latch for you. Bee" Toby said.
Bye"
Anthony touched Beatrice's
arm - they went down the
stairs. They're NICE" he said.
Lots of fun. But ! couldn't
wait to shake them"
II was wondering II you ever
would" she confessed.
"Were your" His eyes above
her were shining almost the way
her own eyes, in the mirror, had
shone. Beatrice felt suddenly
breathless.
They were out in ). the cold
sweet air. She was small beside
Anthony's height. she had to
skip to keep up with his great
stride. "Slow down." she laugh
ed, pulling at his sleeve. my
hearts going like Z steam engine
now"
Anthony stopped, right there
on the sidewalk. 80 Is mine"
he said quietly.
An ecstasy, q strange magic,
rose between them. Real and
tangible and suddenly full
grown, It .quivered from Bea-
trice's heart to his, and from
Anthony's TO hers. She felt her
self swaying toward him. His
arm slipped around her, steady.
ing her.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-29

! began to think It would have
to be like this. Because you do
something to me. You make me
forget every other girl I've ever
known"
"You make me forget every
man I've ever known, too"
"Your hair smells good. Like
perfume"
She knew she should move
away. His shoulder was 50 close
TO hers? But she couldn't. Her
lips still tingled from the touch
of his.
Look, here's q playground.
Swines!" Anthony's stride quick
ened. "Gosh, feel 50 happy.
Let's 20 In and swing. I want to
fly. But swinging's the closest
we can manage"
Laughing like children, they
ran into the playground. They
squeezed into q swing together,
and Anthony showed her how to
sit with her legs out before her,
to aid their momentum after he
started them off. The wind
whipped at them as they went
forward, and her hair blew
across her face as they slipped
back.
Its wonderful, Anthony.
Swing us higher!"
The lights of the city were
twinkling stars behind the trees.
Overhead the sky was dark, and
they were alone beneath its can
opy. 1--WE never been 50 happy.
I want to sing. It's like being
born all over again."
"rll get down. I'll push you.
Then you'll swing right up to the
sky"
mo. don'u I want you close"
"Wait. You'll love It'll" He
laughed. He got behind her,
grasped the seat of the swing,
and sent it flying from him.
"O-oh" The clean, cool wind
swept past her more strongly.
She looked up at the sky as she
scared toward 1t.
cts q new world, Anthony.
Our own world"
She had never thought of that
before. But people did create
their own world. Here with An
thony, in this magic darkness,
they had made q little world of
laughter and . brave world, as
piring to the stars, with no
thought of the drab store where
they both worked, no thought of
the hard. hurting problems of
. being poor.
Clarence couldn't make q
world for himself, or for me, +"
she thought. Everything, with
him, depended on external
things"
She had let him take her up
In the powerful airplane, only
q few weeks ago. But thi.
swing thrills me more. This
simple swing In . public park.
(To be Continued).
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-29

- "a 4 = e,e
he - ~ - ~ - 90.
.1jns1 1taldin1 = r. ~ tGuG1a-
ment Wfl1 - - lnoa o1toF
two ahllle g ~ D1n6 stenl611
when ~ tony1 - coBlog q.
Aeially % . elooQ. ofhf 1ulod q
bowl aro ~ loAlotwtne:
So1arl ay.-5>oo Pr
J. Jenkino- n l1liott !: J. Dour.
daee-W. 'Alexey: .. Lapsban-L.
Lozen: b. Hnth-J. lGeCa0: II.
Lambert 4. Greenwich; ~ John
SON.. Raike: q. lgicol- 81 Ken.
stan2ee: n. NiIlar>R. Capron; Z.
Tinkie-D. Moddaugh.
Ss1ne1ayes1G =. II.
=. ClApoa0dsll- q. Swanson; W.
Dixon-0. Book: H. lIepsel- q.
Sualow; n. HuemillerJ. Cor
nish: J. Bobcsan-E. rTslchow: l..
Miller-H. Duclkert; y. Weber
L. Kraatx; W. Adair-W. Belle.
Singles Will b rollod immsdi-
ately AFTER each double match.
The following singles win also
b rolled at els PIN. L. Bob
cean-A. Yeldinen; L. Miller-H,
Duckert; y, xraats-W. Belle: H.
Streich-E. Smith.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-29
: BARBS

Fast company INIT apt 81
bring you fast friends.
Take I tip from the cSoeh q
passes the time by keeping -
hands busy.
II It's. something you can't -
anything with, It's something
you can do without. 81 q
Scriptures reversed IN Yusu.
slavia. Political oyGrturn seesnS
to b robbinS Paul 3 pay Hs1ae.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-29

No further interest viii Be paid on
these bonds other than the May I, ls4i
eoupoas.
Interest coupons must accompany these
bonds when presenting same for pay
ment and vice versa.
~ order Of the Board Of Macomb
County Road Commissioners.
HARRY w. ". LUA1IEY. Chairman,
FLOYD 3. FINCH. Vice Chairman.
BERT MOORE, Member.
March 5o-MON
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-29
LeeaIf|lotices

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lne.n hsasa assisnsss and sssaenss -
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70 b eNtoro0 hsrein within three ~
nsontls fro0 he dste. Of this order md
IN eass g their appearanes thet they
easioo their ansWee to the, pla1nttff0
Dil Of conplqint 70 - nlsd, asad.a copy
thereof b ~ served On said 1laint1ff's
Attorney WITHIN fiftssn (ays aftsg ssrvic6
g 9: "a: 80 e coy sss e Is. s'iS e e s.. S
81. said b1ll b taken - confessed b.
the sald Oe1sndanta
And h n ytirthes Ordered. Inst within
soTty days the said B9alntin cause q
notice e this ordsr - b published in
the daily Monitor z nsw:papcr printed.
puhlisbsd and circulsting - said County.
end that such pubatastAod b continued
Jtlssesin at least .oncs n sach wick for
. copy Of this og6ef - b. psrsonaIly
served On said DoAendAnts q least twenty
days before the time above pesscribed
NEIL Z REID. I
Circuit Judge.
JOHN Z. MERRILL,
Attorney Tor plsintin.
HcaA Z ppssszR.
Deputy Clerk.
rL1A09 TAKE NOTICE:
That tAe ahovus Osit II beUuGht for the
pssSpooo - Qulo(1ng title. lseoeloouro and
poe0eeeien a. Wthe following described
prsmisss at,els IN the T0wnskip d
Warrea. MeseNb County, Miehigan:
L. = = vaa DYKE :. o: :ss g. ase:. 's N.
SWN Of Sse.> u r. IN \ II +. Warren
Townbhip, A1Acomb County. Aelchtgan,
and bei5og mero particularly Described
a. Sollovss Cpmnasneing q . peint ia. 4
Il. No ~ J ana NO II. East of ths
=. W. cotJno9 % said section ~, and
thsnes ssetsssding East q H.: 'thsnes
.: ~ W. 1e51 H.; thence West q H.;
thence = ~ ~ e. ms Il. - tle placs
q beoipztlo. Upceraing and rsssrving the
nosth1y s. Il. for highway purposes,
saA 'Ufugalnas boing n0W known g LIOl
No. q g Supsevisors Sla1 Of Van Dyke
Garden Subdivl1on hing recorded in
IiAse = aof Rlsts IN paoe - Of the rec
0r1s u tn Office Of the Register Of
Dsedg 90 llaeoMk County. Michtgan.
IS, JOHN = MERu1llS
Attorney for Plaintiff,
<0l-lO9 Prica Dldg.
Az Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Mr.. -. =, Apr. 3, n. -. ANON.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-29
Bee" he whispered huskily.

Bee, ne whispered husAliy'
Bee"
"But this is silly" she man.
aged to say. 1T cant be happen
ing. Not 20 SOON"
"Yes. II can. Oh, Bee!"
II wanted to be alone with
you,' she said. But that's not =
sure sign, Is It? I've got 70 think,
Anthony. I'm bowled over. !
never had q thing like this hap
pen to me before. Maybe It's
just q mood. A passing fancy?"
She tried to laugh, but her
voice broke. Anthony, we'd
better be careful. People should
look about and consider every
thing before they - before
they"
"Fali in love-" completed An
thony. Because that's It. I'm
in love with you, Bee. And there
wasn't time to examine or think
or be cautious"
They were standing in the
middle Of the sidewalk, not far
from Q street lamp. A man lott
cred in the doorway of an apart
ment house only few feet
away. Yet Anthony's head bent
above her own, and Beatrice
was lifting her face, as il with
out her own volition.
It wasn't what she had meant
to do at all. A swift pans Of
doubt assailed her. So shameless,
so cheap, here on the sidewalk.
-. Like 4 shopgirl and her
sweetheart!
But wasn't she q shopgirl?
And Anthony - her lips were
quivering - Anthony was her
sweetheart.
He was suddenly more dear,
more familiar, than Clarence. to
whom she'd been engaged, had
ever been. The shape Of his face,
and the way his hair grew on his
forehead, and the firm, young
cut of his mouth were 50 deeply
engraved in her memory that
she could close her eyes, here
with his face above her, and zee
them still. She knew the tone OF
his voice, and the touch Of his
hands. Never before had she ex.
perienced this sweep Of feeling,
his deep-down sense Of intimacy
and belonging.
There was an aura of vitality
about Anthony; sense Of
strength and youth and htnesl
that was sharply maSculine
Beatrice heard herself gasp, and
then Anthony was kissing her
His lips on hers were Arm and
strong; hungry and possessive
She felt the beat Of response In
herself, . warming tenderness
melting inside her.
Bee" he whispered huskily
"Oh, Darling!"
She chung to him. Anthony
Anthony"
Dimly, some far part Of he
mind remembered that she ha,
never chung TO Clarence. Neve
chung to any Of those light
pleasure seeking young me-
whom she had ki0ed. Kissin
had been . light game. then.
banterinG exchange, meaningless
q q handmade. This ID q
game"
The man In the doorwa,
coughed. Their moment shat
tered into bits. They drew apar'
slowly. But HE hand. took herr
They walked On toward whsr
the dark trees were masse'
against the sky. The park. IN
miracle of their kiss was sill
with them. holding them speech
Len and enthralled.
After Q while, when they wer
walking down . gravel path
Anthony said, II IVES sure ]
would be this way. At hrst,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-29

Common soldiers built : "bean
pole and cornstalk" bridge over
Potomac creek during the Civil
War. From 10 TO 20 heavy trains
crossed the fragile trellis daily.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-29
CALL NOTICE

Notice 70 Maesmb Cssnty highway
nsfundiag BEAD Heldsrs
The following Highway Reftsndina
Bonds payable At the County rreasurers
Office, Court House, Mount Clemens,
Michigan. are. In accordance with the
refundlng schedule. called for payment
May I, ie4i.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-29

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Notice 70 Maee0b County highway
Bsfuading Bend nsldsrs
ALL OUTSTANDING Highway Refund
Ing Bonds dated May I, 1904. payable
at the County Treasursrs office. Court
HOUSE. Mount Clemens. Michigan. Of
the following districts, are. In accord
ancs with the rsfunding schedule. called
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BY EDITH ELLINGTON :.sSs. ne

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