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Evening star., 1942-02-10
Reports Trials Of Removing
From Washington to Richmond.
10 the Editor Of The Star:


am taking time OF from packing my
household effects to write of my expert
ences as "decentralized" employe Re-
moval Of the Patent once from WASH
ington was announced for the first time
on December II. Since that day in De-
cember it has been necessary for each
employe either to look for a new job in
case he wished to remain in Washington
or, If he decided to move, to find living
quarters in Richmond, dispose Of his
present home In the District Of Columbia
and attend to the thousand and one de-
tails which permanent departure in
wolves.
It has been difficult properly to at
tend to official business with so many
personal problems intruding themselves
on ones mind. The result has been that
the Office has been hitting on two cylin-
ders" Early this week the division to
which am assigned got orders to be
ready to move at once. We hastily
packed our records and files and got
everything ready. This task required
about one day. Since that time-all this
week in fact-we have had to sit around
twiddling our thumbs. Now we learn that
we will move this coming Monday or
Tuesday-one solid week of 100 per cent
enforced idleness. By the time our
equipment arrives in Richmond and we
get settled for business, the better part of
another week will have slipped away.
Mr.. Editor. it's helluva way to win q
war! The Patent Office examiners are
largely college trained engineers. Most
Of them also have law degrees and are
members Of the bar. They urgently want
to do their full share to win the tight we
are in. They are willing to make any
Sacrifice to that end. They certainly do
not relish being forced to sit around idle
while our soldiers are dying in distant
parts Of the world.
Taken by itself, the loss occasioned
by the removal Of this ONCE to Richmond
may not be important. But multiplied
by the dozens Of agencies whose trans
fer from Warrington has been an
nounced o. rumored, you have loss that
Evening star., 1942-02-10
Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor must
bear the name and address OF
the lDriter, although the use OF
q pseudonynl for publication is
permissible. The Star reserves
the right to edit all letters tDtth
q Dte1D to condensation.
Evening star., 1942-02-10

~ "LlAOlA al Vic I"O ONdbCo CdN2A WI
dered by eight others?-L. v. M.
A. Missouri and Tennessee are the
two States.
@. On what days Of the year Is the Big
Dipper exactly north, south, east and
west Of the Pole?-S. T.. L.
A. The Big Dipper is directly north
of the North Pole on May o; directly
south on November 8: directly east on
February o. and directly west on Au-
gust o.
@. How Is a polar bear able 10 move
over the ice without slpping7-C. L. L.
A. The polar bear has stin hairs on
the soles Of It's feet. enabling 1t to walk
or run over the slippery ice.
@. Are there two chapters In the Bible
that are exactly alike?-W. E. H.
A. The two chapters of the Bible which
sre nearly alike are 2 Kings, -19. and
Isaiah 81. The former is divided into 81.
the latter into 38 verses. verse IS OF the
former constituting verses is and 16 Of
the latter. There are 16 verses which
read precisely alike in both chapters.
@. From what Is the word "adagio"
derived?-D. D.
A. 1t Is from the Latin "ad agio,"
meaning at ease" It's original use IN
reference to slow movement In music has,
in modern times, been extended to a
slow ballet dance characterized by feats
of balance.
@. Has the Metropolitan Opera Asso-
citation engaged a singer from Iceland3
r H.
A. Maria Markan is the daughter Of
native Icelanders. She was born at
Olafsvik.
@. Are tulips native to Holland7-R. e.
A. Tulips are native of Asia. They
were brought to Europe by way of Con-
stantinople in the 18th century. In
1884 there began a tulip mania. The
bulbs were sold by weight, hundreds OF
dollars often being paid for single one.
Fortunes were made and lost.
@. How did "buna," the German rubber
substitute, get It's name?-C. Mel.
A. "Bu" stands for butadiene and ma
for natrium, the German chemical name
for sodium. Buna is made from buta-
diene by a rapid process Of polymeriza-
ton which is hastened by employing So
dium. q
A. In what city is baseball's Hall OF
Fame located?-F. L. o.
A. Baseball's Hall of Fame is In Coop
erstown, N. Y.
@. At what time in his life was VIM
ston Churchill a war correspondence
M NJ L.
A. During the South African War,
1899 1900, Mr. Churchill was correspond
ent for the London Morning Post. He
was captured by the Beers but sue
ceeded in escaping.
@. How Is the wheel base Of an auto
mobile measured?-C. D.
A. The wheel base is the distance in
inches between the front and rear
axles.
@. How does the Archbishop Of Cam
terbury rank in relation to the other
peers OF Great Britain?-C. T.
A. The Archbishop Of Canterbury ranks
next to the royal family, taking prece-
dence over the other peers.
Evening star., 1942-02-10
PARLIAMENTARY LAVA 81


page compilation Of the established
rules of order that govern the pro-
ceedings of all deliberative bodies.
1t is in simple form, briefed for
ready reference, and clarified 30
that the average person will not get
lost in a maze CT technicalities. De-
tails the correct way to form tenn
porary organization, bylaws and
sets of minutes, explains the duties
of officers and concludes with
glossary of parliamentary terms. To
secure your copy Of this authorita-
tive work inclose 10 cents In this
clipping and mail to The Star In
formation Bureau.
Name
Address
Evening star., 1942-02-10

the country can Ill afford. If the Gov
eminent considers the Patent Office Of
such slight Importance in its war effort
that its operation practically can be
suspended for eight weeks and more. 1t
would be better to suspend its operation
entirely during the war and to transfer
its engineers and clerical personnel to
such work as 1t considers vital.
EXAMINER.
Evening star., 1942-02-10
Comments on Revolt
In Wartime.

To the Editor Of The Star:
Albert Brown disapproves Of the fact
that the Irish rebelled to gain freedom
while England was fighting Germany.
1t is Just common sense to strike when
you have the most chance to succeed.
hope Poland and the other subjected
countries do not take Mr.. Browns atti-
tude, and not strike at Germany because
she is fighting the Allies.
CORTLANDT HERBERT.
Evening star., 1942-02-10

@. Which are the two States, each bor-
dered by eight others?-L. " M.
A. Missouri and Tennessee are the
two States.
Evening star., 1942-02-10
Member of the Associated pres.

1ntsred ~ second-class matter post ONCE
Washington. D. c. q
La gaceta., 1942-11-20

im~portante centric de transito para
Bolivia va que un tercio de las inn
~portaciones Y cerca de dos tercios
de las exportaciones pasan por sus
muelles. En- tiempos normales, ell
puerto de Antofagasta da salida a
cast dos tercios de las exportaciones
de Chile y entran por ell un cuarto
de las importaciones del mismo
pals.
La distancia que hay entire Anto-
fagasta y Salta, por ell recorrido de
la nueva Inca ferrea, es de 56l
millas, 204 en- territorio chileno y
3E7 en- territorio argentine.
En- Chile va Sc encuentran colo
cados los relies hasta una distancia
de $50 millas hacia ell este de Anto-
fagasta, o sea IL millas mas ALA de
la estaci6n de Imatac. Los terra
plenes estAn concludes hasta un
punto situado n menos de 10 millas
de la frontera con Argentina. La
nueva via cruzara la Inca fronte-
RIA por ell Paso de Socompa a 3.b2S
metros sobre ell nivel del mar.
Parte de la Inca en- serviciO
Por 10 que respecta a la secci6r
argentina del ferrocarril, estan ter
minadas 100 millas que va Sc en-
cuentran en- servicio. Los construc
torres de la via han tenido qu'
resolver numerosos y dificiles pro
blemas de ingenieria. En- efecto
La gaceta., 1942-11-20

vertido a las tropas americans
en- Africa, aun con ell RE 20 de
que Sc declare una epidemic de
pulmonia en- las areas del este
lie la naci6n, donde Ell combusti-
Dle va escasea.
Decarando ante el comite d.
asuntos bancariOs del Senado, ell
Director de la gonna, William M
Jeffers, manifesto que no esta
satlsfechO con la forma EN- que
la OPA maneja los "cielos ra-
sos de las lantas de los AUTO
Y califica de confuse y
ngorroso ell registro de las go
mas.
La gaceta., 1942-11-20

hubo que tender 30 puentes, perfo-
rar 20 tuneles Y levantar 10 caba-
lletes o viaductos. Uno de estos,
ell viaducto de Polvorilla, fu6 cons
truido en- una curva, tiene n
longitud de POS metros y esta a n
altura de 81 mts. 40 ctms. sobre ell
nivel del vale.
Mientras Sc termina la construc-
ci6n del nuevo ferrocarril, una
agencia automovilistica especial
mente fuudada, Sc encarga del
transporte de pasajeros y carga en-
tire los puntOs intermedios, por n
carretera que, a traves de Ia or
dillera, recorre una distancia de 2lG
millas que separa a las terminate
de Chile y la Argentina. Tamb" n
Sc proyecta ell establecimiento de
una Inca a6rea para ell transPorte
de p~asaieros v mercaderiG entire
Salta y Antofagasta.
En- la actualidad, ell nitrate chile
no para abono, producido en- la
region de Antofagasta, tene que
embarcarse con destino a Buenos
| Aires dando la vuelta al cabo de
Hornos y, una vez en- Ia capital
bonaerense, Sc envia "A Salta por
ferrocarril hacienda un largo recu-
rrido. III nuevo %ferrocarril trasnu-
dino evitara las 1000 millas de
transporte por mar permitiendo ash
la entrega de la carga en- ~ tos De
"a horas.
La gaceta., 1942-11-20
de primeraS curaS

Glasses de primerGs curaS
Recordamos que ell entrante lu-
nes comenzara un curse COMPILE
to de Primeras Curas en- la sala
principal del Centre Espanol
de Ybor.
EStaS clases han sido autorlza
das por La Cruz Roja America
ma Y a la termination del curse
Sc e~xtendera a cada uno su Ger
.ificado acreditativo.
Seis ~profesores tendran a 81
cargo la ensenanZa.
Sc admitiran a personals de
ambos sexes mayores de Is amos
Els de gran Importance ell que
sepa listed protegerse y prote-
ger a los suyos.
La gaceta., 1942-11-20
Nero c~iudcdonO

En- pasados dias noci6 q ,os es
pesos Ross y Soledad Csuaja un
hermoso nino. el que GGadara
inscripto en- los libros &c. Regis
tro Civil con el n0m5ro de Rs
velio.
La Sra. Calleia fu6 asisti3a
en- Ell Sanatorio de- Centre AStu-
riano V va Sc encuentra e nue.
vo en- su hogan. 1926 de- Ia No
vena avenida.
Nuestra enho rabuena a los fe
Ices p2pas Y que el nin0 ruada
crecer sGnO Y rCNusto.
La gaceta., 1942-11-20
AUMENTA LA INCONFOR-
MIDAD CON Ell RACIONA-
MIENTO DE LA GASOLINE

Washington, Nov. 20.-Mas
de 100 representatives de los es-
tados del oeste y Oeste central
aprCbaron aver una resolution
pidiendo que Sc po7ponga por 80
dfas la extension del raciona-
miento de la gasolina a TODD 81
pals
Jose B. Eastman, director de
Transportation para Ia Defensa
inici6 una campaha nacional pa
ra que el pueblo Sc quede en- sus
hogares y disminuya la tension
que el exceso de pasaie produce
en- autobuses y ferrocarriles.
La Association Americana del
Autom6vil asegura cue eXiste
un "mercado negro" en- el racio
namiento de la gasolina, a ira
YES de los cupones, y este do lu-
gar a que Sc rebajase de cuatro
garones a tres 81 vaiOr d. cada
cup6n letra A.
Leon Henderson, el Admins
trador de Precios, dijo en- una
conferencia con los periodistas,
IN Boston, que 81 aceite sera di-
La gaceta., 1942-11-20
FuHci6H de beBeijciJ

Para 81 lures anuncia la pro
gresista Logia Ponce de Leon nj
nero 8, de la Orden Cabalsros
del Aguila de Orc, su beneficio
cinematografico, en- el Teatro
"Royal' de West Tampa, y con
dos magnificas peliculas.
Los organizadores de esta fun
ci6n ruegan a las personals que
tengan Ell prop69ito de as.stT
compren sus boletos de entrada
q los miembros de la Logia.
La gaceta., 1942-11-20
NOTAS SOCIALES
(poR MARIO R~oDRIcUEz)

padres Ell eli TIA de E. Hender-
son y por su exquisite trato 90
zaba de grande5 simpatias.
A de rpedirlo acldiercn SIS ia
miliares Y amigos.
Buena suerte.
La gaceta., 1942-11-20
Ferrocarril trasandinO
Que abrira nuevOs mercedes .
II A prOductOs sudamericanOs

W~ASHlNGTON.-un nue.
vo ferrocarril trasandino, ac-
tualmente en- construction,
entire Antofagasta, Chile, Y.
Salta, Argentina, abrira nue.
vos mercados Y procurara Ia
salida mas expedita a los pro-
ductos agricolas de la Repu-
blica Argentina.
Las difcultades con respecto a los
medios de transporte maritimos y
otros problemas inherentes a los
tiempos de guerra, han concentrate
la atenci5n de las republicas de
America sobre la creciente necesl-
dad de dar amplio d~esarrollo al sis
tema de transportes t%errestre, y de
crear mercedes mas pr6ximos Y ac-
cesibles, en- lugar de depender del
concrete ultramarino y distante.
Todo este viene a impulsar vigoro-
samente la realization de ~proyectos
camineros V ferroviarios que desde
hace largo tempo estaban relega-
dos en- los archives.
AntofaCasta es ell segundo puerto
de Chile v ha sido ell mas afectado
por la escasez de facilidades de
%transporte maritime. En- vista de
clio la Camara de Concrete de csc
puerto chileno ha solicitado al go
bierno de la ~republica que a~celere la
construction de la secci6n de la
mencionada Inca ferrea correspon-
diente a Chile. Salvo III salida ha-
cia ell mar, Antofagasta no tiene
ninguna otra pues esta rodeada de
d~esiertos por los tres lados restan-
ties. Todos los where's para ell con-
sumo de la poblaci6n, excepto ell
Descado, tienen que ser importados.
81 aqua potable llega por medic de
l~cueductos desde San Pedro, stu
ada a 200 millas de distancia.
Importante mercado para ell ganadO
Los habitantes de la provincial
nororiental argentina de Salta pre-
ci3an igualmente del establecimien-
to de comunicaciones con la costa
del Paciico y la aperture del mer'
cado de Antofagasta al ganado
productos agricolas ~saltenos. .
Antofagasta, ciudad de 5o.00C
habitantcs, es ell primero de lo'
puCrtos chilenos en- 10 que Sc refer,
Il volumen de las exportaciones J
ei lercero TN 10 que a importacione'
re- ecta. Tambien constituye VI
La gaceta., 1942-11-20
PETICIONES DE CIUDADA-
MA

Soiicitaron aver la ciudaiania
de los EstadCs UniiO5 Ia per
onas: Sixto Arturo Estrada,
Maria Antonio E5ra, sidney
Borrowes, Elena Luisa Read y
MiliCent DonaWa.
La gaceta., 1942-11-20
HUNDIDO UN VAP0R MER'
CANTE AMERICANA

Washington, Nov. pa prin
cipios de noviembre, en- el Allan
tico, los submarines del enemigo
hundieron un vapor mercante a.
mericano de mediano tamano.
Todos los tripulantas, 81, fueron
salvados.
Los marineros y ell captain 10
Sc Smith d-esombarcaron en- un
puerto de la America del Sur a
las Al horas del torpedeamientO.
La gaceta., 1942-11-20

lprobabilidades de triunfo final
del Fort Myers.
Venciendo al Fort Myers los
lJesuitas Sc empataran con ell
IBradenton, la Ola Dorado, en- ell
lugar.
La gaceta., 1942-11-20
JESUITAS CONTRA
Ell FORT MYERS

En- la bella ciudad de las pal
mas, Fort Myers, i'igara hoy Ell
equipo de los Jesuitas tampenos
cen los fuertes Greenies, que an
helan c%onquistar el campeonato
de este aho en- ell Sur de Florida.
Derrotando a los Jesuitas au-
mentaran conslderablemente las
La gaceta., 1942-11-20
ReStdblecidO

HaMase complatamente resta-
blecido de la dolencia que lie obi
gara a internarse en- la Olinica
LA Popular-B ondad'', el estima
do amigo Henry Ciccarello.
AL enterarnos de su reStable-
cimiento, con gusto damos la no.
ticia a u muchaS amiStades.
La gaceta., 1942-11-20
La veada de 10y en-
L'UniOue ItdliaUd

@N S~NbNN w Vp 80
L'Unione ItdliaNd
A las ocho y media de la no.
che de hoy Sc efectuara una vela
da patri6tica Ell el salon de fics-
tas de la sociedad L'Unione TIA
llama, la que invita- a Ia colonia
italiana en- general.
Figuran como oradores el je.
fe local de immigration, William
A. Reilly; Rafael NJ. Ybor y Pc
ter Maniscalco.
Presentara las banderas ell
Puesto Marcelo Gonzalez. Toca-
ra la orquesta del Proyecto Fe-
deral, dirigida por ell professor
Maxine Echegaray.
La gaceta., 1942-11-20
Para Camp Blanding

Terminates los dlas de permi
so que lie concedieron sus supe-
riores, parti6 en- ( dfa de aver
para Camp Blanding," ell jOven
Raymond Alea. Servira como
soldado en- Ell Ejercito de los Es-
tadoS Unidos.
iEl joven Alea residia con sus
La gaceta., 1942-11-20
RecOrddnlOS

RecOrddmOS
A los amantes de las buenas
obras que ell entrante viernes ell
Club Educativo Estudiantil y de
Recreo celebrara una fncion tea
trail en- ell Circulo Cubano, con la
bonita obra "Dia de Reyes"
Grandes sorpresas Sc prepa-
ran para esa nOche.
va estan a la venta los boletos
de entrada.
ContinuaremOs dando deta-
Hes.
La gaceta., 1942-11-20

SuntOSd del d{G
Felix de Valois SimpliviO, Sill
vestre, Benigno, Octavio Y Aga
pito.
La gaceta., 1942-11-20
new! "BACTERiOSTATIC"
FEMININE
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among Women...

Many doctors recommend regular use
Of doftches as a precautionary met.s-
ure tor women who want ~ be clean.
dainty-for women troubled by Of
Tending odOr or discharge.
Some products may be harmful 70
delicate tissues. But not Lydia e.
Pinkham's sanatiyo wash Pinkham's
Sentative wash IS gaining great favor
among WOMEN because It's NOT a
harmful germlcide. Instead It's a
mighty effective "bacteriostatic" ttha
modern trcndD. 10 not only discour-
ages bacterial growth and infection
but thoroughly cleanses and deodor-
lies. Very soothing relieves minor
irritations and discharge ar Las a
tonic effect on delicate membranea.
Inex2ensivel Get your bottle OF Lydia
Pinkhan's SanAlVe Wan today. all
19&p4A@ q
La gaceta., 1942-11-20

NacimientO
Con algeria infinita los esti-
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Our Soldier

Our Soldier
He stands erect; his SLOUGH be-
comes walk; he steps right on
ward, martial in his air, his form
and movement.-Cowper.
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Jewish Years

The Jewish calendar has years
of six different types, owing to the
harmonious arrangement of festi-
walls, ETC., says Golfers. Thus a
defective year has 353 days, a
regular year 354 days and per-
feet year 355 days; and month
is added to each when it is a
leap year. Hence this new year,
which is SOB and began on Sep
TENDER II, 1912, will contain 383
days because it is defective leap
year.
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SILO FILTERS for SALE

SILO FILTERS, used 16, Is Papec, In
ternational, Gehl, Fox, Smalley, Rowell,
Slower. Many rebuilt. 10 mi. no. st. Cloud.
LOIDOLT BROS, Sank Rapids, MINI.
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never cut my hair again."
Well, ma and dad, that's just
a few and / can think of plenty
more things that now are a dead
language to me. But it is all for
the best. II I ever get back to
civilyun life l will be a new
man. I will never refuse you
anything and what a pleasure it
wood be to be home now and
not be asked to do nothing ex-
cept tend the furnace, move the
piano, help take down the
porch screens, NOW the lawn or
run down to Feeglebaum'S deli
catessin store any time you
asked me to.
hope you are both fine. I am in
the pink and I feel so good I may
open second front in person I'M
assisted any day now. Ask Nellie
Busby to write me.
All my love,
Transportation Commissioner
Eastman urges people to carry only
one bag on railroad trains. And
not those big ones, please. The
trains are crowded with big bags
going places with small people.
''I'll insist on one thing if drafted:
that I'll be a soldier and no more,
and that I will not be required to
write. / have been the best propa-
gandist this country ever had."-
William Saroyan as quoted by the
Herald Tribune.
Buy War Bonds
''WANTED-To swap wine press,
fruit crusher, large funnel, nine wine
barrels and a brass bird cage for
power woodworking tools or other
good tools. 1852 Yankee. Yankee
Magazine.
The complete reputation of
the Bohemian life.
A man who would steal gas ra-
ton books would steal the supple
mental gas application from a wild
ow and her child, says Elmer
Twitchel.
The Nazis are now claiming
that Napoleon was a German.
Look in that tomb, quickly
Pierre, and see IL the general
has turned over!
N. Y. BATH PROGRAM
('sNew York will ration hot wa.
ter to conserve oil heat."-News
item.)
You'll have to rush from 6 to 9
Or else from to 8;
Your shaving, too, you must con-
fine
Until the wars abate.
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them over"
"You can't talk to me like that"
EITHER you change the hours or
I quit"
Don't wake me up before noon"
81 haven't got time just now"
"Can't it go It'll later on?"
"You know can't eat meat rare
like this
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A man who would steal gas ra-
ton books would steal the supple
mental gas application from a wild
ow and her child. says Elmer
Twitchen.
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The Nazis are now claiming
that Napoleon was a German.
Look in that tomb, quickly
Pierre, and see IL the general
has turned over!
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/ don't use or near
no more and I made
up a list. Here it
is:
"Wait a while"
"Do it yourself;
can't you see I'm
busy?"
"Take these eggs
back and cook
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all to myself"
81 don't mind be-
ing up late; I can
sleep as late as I
like tomorrow"
eff it's so impor-
tant do it your
self. F"
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"Tell the tailor to
have those two
sports suits back
this afternoon"
where's t h a t
new blue silk shirt
of miner"
81 won't be in to-
morrow; I'm going
to the ball game. 1"
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6aE<
Tz1a,,1
1HlHMMpc !, Il! =!
THE PAPERS OF
PRIVATE PURKEY

Dear Ma and Pop:
Well, it has now been almost two
years since I said ''No" to any
body. 1t is an unknown word in
the army, in fact this is one place
where man can't even say, "I'l
think it over" I know this will be
hard for you to believe on account
of when I was home it was so hard
for you to get me to do anything.
I got to thinking last night about
famous words and expreshuns that
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"You know I can't do any heavy
lifting"
Lets take a bus; I hate walk
ing"
either I get more money or I'll
go some place else"
81 know was up late last night
but look at all the time I've got to
sleep today"
81 don't want any trouble with
anybody" (Remember that one?)
'I'm checking out and going to
the shore for a few days rest"
"This coffee is awful and tell the
cook I said So"
"I'n take another portion"
otis too hot; I'm quitting early
today"
yeah. I heard you but I'm too
tired"
tits two blocks away and yet you
want me to 60 back to the drugstore
for you! You must think I'm a
horse"
"This is soup. I ordered clam
chowder."
"They can't do this to me-"
81 wouldn't mind doing it if I
had an auto.''
"Send this suit back; it's a little
loose in spots"
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Alcoholic Treatment

Drinkers! Rx56 health bdr. removes alco-
hoI craving. Home treatment. Harmless.
Mar-Dor Lab, 253 Plym. Bldg, Minneapolis.
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Acid Indigestion

What many Doctors do for IL
When excess stomach acid causes gas, sour stomach
heartburn. doctors prescribe the fastest acting
medicines known for symtomatic rehef-medlcines
like those in Bel-ans Tablets No laxative If your
very first trial doesn't prove Beans better, return
bottle to and get double your money back, Sc
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