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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-25
BR00kLYNI5
 KEEPING TOP
 IN FLAG RACE
New York CIinehes Fifth Pldce-Cineinndfi SeWs
 Up Third Position
CBY ASSOCIATED PRESS,

Brooklyn retains the lead in the National League pennant race by winning yesterday from Boston. Dixie Walkers. triple in the sev- enth inning with the bases loaded clinched the victory
 Harry .Gumbert allowed six scat tered hits yesterday and won a shutout for St. Louis over Pitts burg.
 New York clinched a fifth place mn the league by sweeping a doubleheader from Philadelphia yesterday afternoon. Tom Sunkel pitched a two-hitter in the night- cap for shutout.
 Cincinnati sewed up the third place spot in the official stand ings. Bucky Walters blanked Chi cago although the club collected only four hits.
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By DILLON GRAHAM Sncrts Editor, AP Feature Service

GREENWOOD LAKE, N. Y. Sept. 25.-Joe Louis sat on the rubbing table, his light tan body as streamlined as sleek tigers his bare feet swinging slowly just above the floor.
 That Nova," he said, "is a good tough boy" Then, as an after thought: But I don't think he'll last as long as Conn did"
 The heavyweight champion had just finished a four-round training camp sparring session and he had that good tired feeling, just enough exercise to give his big body a satisfying but not exhaus- tive workout.
 Occasionally, he wiped away the little Leads of precipitation that kept appearing on his face. Ills trainer, lean, wise, shreWd JacK Blackburn, stood behind the champ, flaming him with a large towel.
 "Ncva, he don't move around
 as fast as Conn.," Joe ex-
 plained
 He's easier to hit. You'll be
 troublesome, but I guess I'll
 get to him all right.v 
 Nova says he'll be more cauti- ous with you, Joe. He says that
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SEATTLE DROPS
 GAME, pLAYoFF
LEY ASSOCIATED PRESS)

Sacramento took a two-gaIne lead in the Pacific Coast League Shaughnessy playoff last night by blanking San Diego, the Solons making the runs in the sixth in ming. The game ended Sacramento 3, San Diego O.
 Seattle dropped game to Hol- lywood last night as the Stars scored four runs in the, first iil- ming. The score was Hollywood 4. Seattle l. This ovens the series be- tween the two clubs.
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canneries will help to relieve the situation.
 If this plan can be extended to include also the salmon consumed in Alaska by civilians the move will
 mean a lowering of the retail price
 of canned salmon in the Territory,
 the Governor pointed out.
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GAMES WEDNESDAY, National League

St. Louis 4; Pittsburgh 0. Brooklyn 4; Boston 2. New York 4, 2; Philadelphia 1, ( Chicago 0: Cincinnati 9.
 American League Boston 2, 5; Washington 2, 4. New York T; Philadelphia 2. Cleveland 1; Chicago 2.
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TO VISIT sITKA

B. F. Kane and A. Van Mavern. Alaska merchandise brokers, sailed for Sitka today on the steamship North Coast. Both have been in Juneau for the past week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-25

the urem mntd n iSath from
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"Yeah," Blackburn said, nod ding. Joe told me at the start of the 18th, I'll get him this round. J
 Well, Joe you looked as though you were tired or groggy or some thing. Were you faking?
 Joe grinned. Don't guess I was fakin'. Guess I was playin' 'possum little. [ "Conn's hard one to hit, nov ing aralnd SO fast, but knows #
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-25
NOTICE

AIRMAlL ENVELOPES. showing air route from Seattle to Nome, on sale at J. B. Burford & Go. adv.
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ARMY TO BUY
 CANNED FISH
 IN TERRITORY

scontinued rom Page One,
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if you hit him like Max Baer hit him, he won't just stand there he'll move around. He says he knew Max was too tired to follow it up.
 Blackburn chuckled.
 "Ha," he said. That's what they all say. But when Joe clips 'em they's too stunned to move. Yeah, when Joe staggers him he'll pol ish him off"
 Did Billy Conn have you groggy in that 18th, Joe?
 No, Louis answered.
 Joe didn't draw a heavy breath in that fight" Blackburn added.
 Maybe Conn 0utp0inted me in that 18th, but that was the round that beat him." Joe said. "He was getting confi- dent and coming in wide open. knew I'd get him the next round"
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Nova says he'll be more cauti- ,us with you, Joe. He says that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
PuYallup Red Cross Roll
Call Started at Meeting
High School Play to Be Presented
Both Friday and Saturday Nights

PUYALLUP-O Observing roll
call. the Kiwanis club put on a
Red Cross program Thursday with
Fred Grifnths. the groups Red
Cross chairman. introducing the
speakers
Those presented were Mrs. Stan
lev Stastz Of Sumner. head Of the
surgical dressing unit. who said
her group has made 5000 band
ages ~ far. She made a plea for
more help and stated that there is
no formality about joining. al that
Is necessary is to report and 80 TO
work in the Sumner council cham
Der on Thursday and Friday of
each week. Mrs A. d. FAYE Of
Tacoma told OF the service of the
Gray Ladies chapter at Fort
Lewis and Camp Murray. and Miss
Eleanor Herbin, also Of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
Preschool Clinic
All Sacred Heart

A pre-school clinic for the pur-
pose OF preparing children physic-
ally for entrance into the school
next September will be held at
Sacred Heart school Tuesday from
100 until $50 ?. m.
Where medical or dental defects
are found, home visitstions will be
conducted by the public health
nurse wherever possible n secure
treatment by the family physician
or dentist
Parents bringing their children
TO the clinic Tuesday are requested
10 bring the childs bsthrobe. The
doctor conducting the exsnins-
tons VIII Be- assisted b. the school
nurse
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MUSICAL PROGRAM

A program q music viii be pre-
scented al Salvation Army corps
No ?. lll4 So. 18th ST, Saturday
a. ?. n BY Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hag-
man q the Radio Gospel Ieszlls
The program. which Vfl Include
both vocal and instrumental music
viii b sponsored the Mems
Fellowship club.
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Win Play Two Nights

With all final preparations COM
pleted, Puyallup high schools all
school play, Our Town by
Thornton Wilder, will be presented
Friday night in the school audi
forum and will be repeated Sat
urday night. According TO Henry
Giles. director. the play lacks the
usual scenery and calls upon the
Imagination of the audience. The
costumes, however. are authentic
and lend reality to the period Of
the play.
Announcement OF the engagement
Of Miss Helen Walsh OF Route 2 10
Donald Otto. son of Mr.. and Mrs
+. W. Otto Of Woodland district
is made by Miss Walsh's mother
Mrs. Ida Fox. The ceremony will
take place on June "a. Miss Walsh
graduated from Puyallup high
school with the class Of 1897 and
was a member Of Tri-L.
hchiliin CHANGERS will journey
TO Graham Tuesday night where
they will be in charge Of the gavel
meeting. Thursday night the drill
team attended the Thurston coun-
~ Pomons grange meeting At
Chambers Prairie where II put on
the fifth degree work.
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Personal
To Fat Girls

Nov you nay aim down your face and
exure without siArsAtlon cietiug Or bars-
Breaking EXERCISE s1Et eat ssnsiblg Aae
tA<e AArDoaA uncer he eo1ditions and ae-
eoro11E y directions o. tae p4ckAFe
AarmolA IaBie1 have been so = IN
pIoiae for more tnau thirty yean. kore th4n
twenty miIllon boxes have bsen dintribsted
azrlnE that period.
MArmoaz = not q cane-aI karuola 4
snly for adult faf perSo1s 49, 49, !.
cAnsec - THYROID efficiency lhyposhF roid-
So nlt ~ are ofnerEise Norma. snd hezl-
~ - - nrt maze arr diagnosis - thaf
- igHrsaer - rqgr rnTEielsr, ~ rust
y enns1ite1 To- trst purpo=s Way ~ ~ "
o. teoNs nEiy unoorforzahis r--grSs -
harr,1ia E4y c. a box q hArma.a todaT
- @~ adF.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
Father, Son Banquet
Is Planned by Hi-Y

Stadium chapter Of the National
Hi-Y organization IL planning a
father and son banquet May a
in the 7. n. c. A.
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described the home ~rvice work
being done among the personnel At
the two army bases Mr.. Usher Of
the highway first aid organization
spoke on the work Of that unit
Milton Evans was the principal
speaker. TELLING Of Red Cross
activities in general
Instead Of the usual meeting
next Thursday noon, the club viii
observe National Music week that
evening with dinner and a musical
program in the Civic auditorium.
This will be for members their
wives and friends Miss Ruth
Meredith, music chairman. is ar
ranging the program.
Moving pictures Of actual opera
tons in the Fire Underwriters
laboratory at Chicago will be
shown at the Chamber of Com
meree meeting Tuesday noon with
James Blair in charge OF the pro-
gram. The pictures show tests of
various kinds of merchandise as to
inflamability. Members of the fire
department. store proprietors and
their clerks are specially invited.
Committees Named
Mrs. May Akin. president of the
auxiliary Of Puyallup Valley post.
V. r. W, announced appointments
Of committee ehairmen for the
year at the meeting Of the groun
Thursday night at Odd Fellows
hall.
Building fund chairman will he
Mrs. Katie Austin; hospital. Mrs.
Mabel Vittetoe; gold star mothers.
Mrs. Emma Martin; program.
Mrs. Knickerbocker; refresh
ments. Mrs. Minnie Bushman: re-
hahilitation, Mrs. 10 Daggett; Red
Cross. Mrs. Dolores Hsnlin; men,
bership. Mrs. Irene Rinehart:
orthopedic. Mrs. Betty Smith; visi-
tation. Mrs. Bertha Lee; legisla-
tive. Mrs Ethel Cecil; Americana |
cation. Mrs. Beulah Mason: pub
licity. Mrs. Sue Whitney; junior
Mrs. Doris Moore. flag
and banner fund, Mrs. Ella Smith
and Mrs. Pearl Cook: ways and
means, Mrs. Eve Lemka, Mrs.
and Mrs. Ann Todd: flow
Frs, Mrs. Sigma. Angelina. Mrs.
Hogan Fand Mrs. Dag /
gett.
Delegates were also elected TO
the department convention. Fol
lowing the meeting Miss kathryn
Fassnaeht was complimented with |
a miscellaneous shower and Mrs. /
Florence Wright, who is moving
to Seattle, was given a handker-
chief shower.
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Commercial Diamond
Supply Thought Ample

By Clipper plane from Africa
and in the luggage Of refugees
from H0land and Belgium a salts
factory supply of industrial dia-
monds ia reaching this country.
according 10 tho Pontiac Motor
Division purchasing department
Industrial diamonds are neces-
sary In delicate boring and grind-
INK operations. Until the AfrlcAn
Clipper route was developed the
supply had been eurfAiisd by the
British through fear the indus
tFially important gems would fail
into enemy hands.
Now according 10 Pontiac.
there u again a normal supply in
the United states although prices
have risen 20 pr cent Pontiac
for instance. used pound q such
gems = year
Another sourcs ~ tho s,on.s.
the Pontiac purchasing depart.
fnsnt has b<.n told. - In the .f-
fleets u persons lucky enough 70
escape from fhs diamond osntsrs
q EDrops Many nave reached
tina country WITH their sntir.
savings IN packet Of Industrial
diamonds Or a fsv ornamental
gsms
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Express Drivers
Win Safety Awards

A number ~ local drivers ~
Railway Expires. Agency trucks
recently we're awarded the no
accident cards Five % The group
received first year" cards. ]. ".
Wsstrrfisld Of 10 10 Sheridan |.
two year card. v. l. Byrd -
sis No. Prospect and ]. c. Fisher,
s2l No Yakima. three year
cards and u 6 Fisher. 20i Va
stih ST a five year award.
The truck operators who re-
esivsd first year cards are =. v.
Bsiis 27zs 10. Melross st W n.
csi~r. MAT Mckinley ave q A.
caeiiovsy. ss0s Pacific AZ. e. y.
Miller. ssls ~. iith u and q W.
Morgan. i1i7 No. al 81
Presentation yss made by tbs
commissioner II publie satisfy.
Holmes Eastwood. In the presence
~ Chief ~ Police i.=nE~th and
Acting General Agent J. y. Coates
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Trade Winds" by Schneider

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Spring Show at
Mueller-Harkins

With oonyertibles in gay spring
colors As the dominant theme. the
showrooms Of Mueller Harkins
Tacoma Buick distributors, have
been specially decorated for the
national Buick sring jubilee week,
according to r. a. Mueller. pres
dent Of the firm.
In addition TO the popular new
Buick eonysrtibles were showing
Buick model 81 limited six.
passenger sedan one OF n. real
luxury cars Of tn. Buick line
Finished In sleek black this Lin
tied Sixster provides unusual
roominess not ordinarily found in
ar sll-purposs family sedsn- Ths
interior features Buick well known
beauty. with tvo-tons tar uphol-
stsry. The car Ia q i5s-incn wheel
has model. powered ~ Puick =
Firsbsll compound osrbgreiion
engine"
Another car. idesl for spring
and summer IL the new Buick
estate wagon" beng shown b.
Mueller Harkins Featuring many
improvements over the usual sta
ton wagon model. thlS Buick has
proven very popular with sports
men and tourists. combining "a II
does the roominess Of the station
wagon body with the comfort fea-
lures NOR. often associated S1th
a sedan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
H.F.Saiierlee One
OF Bucks Best

The top Buick retail salesman
IN tho Tacoma AREA IL D. y sat.
terles. ~ Mueller Harkins Motor
Company. according To rankings
released Thursday by ". v. Huf-
stsdsr. general sales manager Of
the Buick division ~ General
Motors.
More than 1000 Buick sales
stars throughout the country were
cited by Hufstsdsr In issuing the
1871 membership hat Of the Buick
Master Statesmen club. The new
roster includes s.s7p men In Buick
dealer establishments who quail
fled on = point basis IN the sales
~ new and used cars during 1910.
The isti membership is up 30 q
per cent over lsst year, Hufstsdsr
said.
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Army Orders

WASHINGTON fn~ vss ase~ss-
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bsis Dsa. Dsaasl szlftsas n4s>is
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Plymouth in
Spring Dress
Public Invited 10
Visit Show Rooms

Plymouth dealers IN this area.
in collaboration with Plymouth
dealer, Throughout the Tinted
states officisiiy epen the issi
spring motoring season ths week
with special programs and gala
setivtii.. a. thsir Local .he~rccuns
beginning April II
IN. general raeiie "a eoritsliy
invited n visit ,hes. shnwrv.ers
ard take part IN me special spring
fssiiviiie. risnned throughout the
week Formal opening ~ Tire gsis
open house programs here =
helng announced IN special sdvsr-
tisem.nts In the iccsl newspapers
this weekend
True hsrelnrers Il spring In the
auto world bright new body
oolors and new s'fashion-tone- In.
teriors IN hArmenlHing shades -
viii ~ shown AZ their brilliant
best as the center AZ interest IN
eolorful displays.
Extra demonstration cars vii
he placed IN service for tho con
venienoe of m. public hy many
dealers during tho special shows
LEGAL motorists and their families
~ill 10 invited. without any oelgs-
ton, 10 ride and drive these cars
themselves 10 become acquainted
with the many valuable ne~ al
vanrsmsnts fer lpsi.
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r~st. ~sfs ~.as " Nee vcrs
CITY. chsesxa. rsslsasips. %
ssei,. Las Angeles. ssn rrenes.co.
Portland. Seattle. Indianapolis.
Washington. n c. Denver. sAlsl-
more sns other eltiss rNs fsna-
ink. ~eF~ automatically r~ccrs~s
~ an =sffort meter . srisnsifse
dsvies developed ~ oia.mesals
engineers 10 register al clutch ard
searshift ep~r.tions - ~eii - The
number a minutes the clutch
p~iai wss depressed
Two cars participated In each
fun. One. . ear with STANDARD
transmission. equipped ~tth the
"sffefi meter" rhe ether. . ts<i
old.moh~ls Win nfar.. Mss.s
Drive nssh ears Travelled the
same routs rNs eAs with ssasd.
Ard sssns~ss~s.~ registered -
average ~ sss sssNen End gear.
shifting sc~rssso~s rsr mnsss -
as~nsc~s Hr~nS m average
time that shs rsases psaAi wss
~adsr scc< pressure 49, swsesy-
fesr minutes ps~ Boar ~ e~~ss
te~s drsvina. me ossssessss vstA
nydra. Msise DIVE. a. eosvss. -
cause there 10 NJ clutch IA psees
and No Gssrs r. shifs. spares ne
driver al a these operations
''pv~n,o~n traffic conditions
naturally vary IN all elites" said
u. V. Rsissoa. general sales mass.
ger ~ Oldsmoesls However the
average number n clutch opera
tons and gear shiftlass thai re-
suited from these demonstrations
10 actually startling !, /. sise
interesting IN note tho namhsr ~
minutes that tho left foot 10 70
auirsd 10 keep the clutch pedal
depressed in DOWNTOWN driving
All Demonstration prove oaa.
olusisely that downtown driving
IL. ~ times. fstisuinx,
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Manitoba canada, when she was but tiny child She at
tended local schools and business college
Her first job auto with the Simpson Motor
company former automobile dealer After this firm passed
out of the picture Sades and she took up her
duties at the Titus establishment several years ago
experience automotvey speaking has been spread
period of seven years.
Her boss of those long forgotten days of the
Marmons and the Wintons and the Stanley Steamers will
tell you the most important thing you would wish know
about Sadie that she's just about indispensable his
company and that to lose Sadie would be calamity. That
statement by Leon Titus isn't sales talk it's the gospel
TRUTH
The Piekert home is 1917 No. Prospect. and when
dinner is served, will the smiling face of Sadie
mother Jean Moore, who is member of the family.
Elsie Hershberger, Naurene Nelson and Julie Wilson are
office associates at the Ford headquarters and they
feel the way about her does her boss which
gives fair idea of how she stands with
fortunate enough to know her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Hemisphere Defender Makes Its Bow

SANTA MONICA. oanf-tANF)-The biggest bomber of,hem
all has left
Out the apron Glover Field
built by Douglas L. Corps
the Bile will try
symbol of the L. ability produce
planes for the defense
certain conditions, fly from California Europe
New York II has q Of
than 1000 900
into it's creation
Here specifications Of this giant:
Top Speed Horsepower Wingspan Gross Weight Range
700 mph plus 5000 fi2 feet mle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
March Was Best Month In De Solo History

March WAS ths beat sales month
In De Soto history. with dealers
deliveries II new he Soto ears
III per cent greater than those
n Nay 1887 the eompsnys
previous record breaking month.
n vas Ahnouncsd To-Day ~ e r.
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time. You see. she doesn't
have any hobbies she
doesn't ride horseback. ski.
fish. take long journeys or re-
lax Al 10000 feet in a plape
she WORKS very hard
at the office and when she
goes home. its the same thing
all over again work,
She has two fine daugh-
tiers. Lila Gean and Colleen.
both of whom are students at
Jason Lee. and making the
right kind of a home for these
two is about the only hobby
Sadie has. And then. there's
a husband. Ed Pickert, who
comes home at night from
the Weaver Pie company
two daughters and a husband
to look after whatdayu-
mean. hobby
The first record we have
concerning the whereabouts of
Sadie reveal the fact that she
came here from Brandon,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Keel d rirsi 4 q
Cargo Ships h Laid

RICHMOND. Cnf-Th< new -. !.
ooo. 900 csIifosnis-Te<tf shlptuiis-
ing yard. which - days ago wasl
a stretch Of mDdfisss along nan
pshls by. Tuesday laid the keel
AZ IL FIRST 81 - cargo vessels 70
= bsilf fos Great usstsiA
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Bisicbsr. nee president and gene.
raj manager u fhs lie soto d.
vision n cnryalsr CoTpor4tion.
Deliveries ~ new Ds sotns iaa,
month showed ~ per cent gam
oysr tnnss II March. 1870. aid
Bls.cnsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17

T~es~ tests certainty 1e~ee-
ssrsfsa ~Nst <s<u- ~ osHsnresis'e
- 80 Hrffs. Matte Drive owu~rs
tsii ss every gay. nat fne eamnss
nassas ~ liquid ecaplsn9 and ~
fully sssss.asi< tronssntsn&na sovso
. ssfprsesn9 amcunt - arriving
efSars snd ot3nscs
's 1ydvs>
Matte Drive mAh>s sv~u ~ hsov>'
ct sisd ~ aownsawn city arriving
sssy 70 ns9otlase VITA ot1aues
MICS psvevs- n1sei< Drive feasuvA
drsvsAG = omo11so1 - . msstev
At ssly seAsssso. sessvs~s 81 49,
rsna-
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Driving Facts Depressing"
0ldsmobile Survey Reveals


Figures complied in lansing last ~e~k. BY members of
Oldsmohles engineering staff revealed that the
automobile driver traffic depr~>ses the clutch
Of his shifts approximately $50 times hour
Tho moors has tho clutch pedal Of his under
foot about forty cent II eli downtown driving
time. The data obtained from series Of traffic DEM
onstratons recently completed IN several leading cities
throughout the United States. The te~ts made nv
representatives II odohes engineering department and
observed ny prominent newspaper In tho cities visited
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Strengthen Air Base

PORTLAND Two hundred and
thlrty-ssyen men and officers from
Hamilton F1eld are expected 70
arrive this week end 70 augment
forces already stationed a. the
army air oorps pursuit bsss here
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Sddie's Different,

AS our editorial binoculars auto row in search
Of subject for weekly biography who should
path of but Sadie Piekert bookkeeper office
sry and aaround the Titus Motor company
downtown Ford dealer.
Perhaps it would be easier to tell YOU what Sadie
DOESN'T do than dwell those things which take her