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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-04-16
Animal Oddities

The Scandinavian lemming is
the only animal that commits sui
eide, by blindly swimming out to
sea until it browns; the vampire
bat is the only animal that lives
solely on blood, both in and out of
captivity; and the spotted skunk
is the only animal that can and
frequently does walk only on it's
forepaws without being trained.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-04-16
Breathing Freely

My garden, with it's silence and
the pulses of fragrance that come
and go on the airy undulations,
affects me like sweet music. Care
stops at the gates, and gazes at
me wistfully through the bars.
Among my flowers and trees,
Nature takes me into her own
hands, and breathe freely as the
first man.-Alexander Smith.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-04-16
Save Your Rugs

Furniture legs that are sharp or
rough at the bottom can make
permanent marks in rugs. Tip the
article over and with a rough file
or coarse sandpaper smooth the
legs at the bottom.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-04-16
Every Home
Needs a C5sasas1suba>

Home isn't complete without herl If
she's with you help keep her in good
health. Should her appetite ''slp," get
VINOL. This modern tonic contains
Vitamin B1 and Iron, combined with
other valuable ingredients. Your druggist
y has VINOL.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-04-16
CLASSIFIED
D E P A r r M E N r
CALENDARS

Advertising Calendar samples for 1913
now ready. Sell a real line. Write for sam
pies and particulars. White Eagle Printing
Co.. Dept. ASH, Adams, Massachusetts.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-04-16

Beyond the Blue Horizon" tall,
blond Denning steps out as Doro-
thy's love interest.
William Holden's been grounded
for the duration of ''Meet the Stew
arts" Director AL Green nearly col
lapsed when he found that Holden
was spending his Sundays racing
high-speed motorcycles at Muroc
Dry Lake, and got studio permission
to stop it.
3
Betty Winkler, of the airs "Abie's
Irish Rose" and Vice President
Wallace agree on one thing-that
she can't speak Spanish. She au-
ditioned for MICS new Down Mex.
leo Way" and without warning was
asked to learn a Spanish song from
a record and sing it. When she
heard the result she criticized it
vehemently. Wallace was kinder
when he heard the recorded show;
just said 'That girl cannot speak
Spanish"
=
Johnny Presents" Talullah Bank
head in evening gowns, only because
her sponsor asked her to wear
them instead of Stacks when broad
casting. So now she changes in
special dressing room at the studio,
and as soon as she's finished her
stint, bowed and thrown kisses to
the lads in the audience who are in
uniform, she gets back into her own
favorite uniform-slacks.
-
ODDS AND ENDS-Sanmy Kaye,
the bandleader, is learning to skate
since he accepted leading role in
Sonia Henie's next picture, iceland"
At last Lionel Barrymore has
role he longs to play, that OF Thaddeus
Stevens, arch enemy of Andre,O Jack.
son, ,ohons he's been studying for years
In "The Gentlemen MisbehoUe"
Cary Grant gets chased BY sir blood
hounds, one OF lOhich captured CONFLICTS
,Oho escaped from the arizona state
penitentidry; at rehearsaIs that one al.
ivays caught him Pat O'Brien's
formed an "AU Irish" gIee club on the
set OF "He's My Old Man"-Pat's the
only Irishman in il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Film Time Clock

ADAMS-"Pride ~ the Yankees" 1925
; 90. 10. Io.al , m cal o1i me Ma
rinss :, F M 81 o9 e,g sz' soua9
ron II a m. ? SO $40, 10 30 p m.
The Magnificent Dope. la. 5;lt. 900
CINDERELLA Eagle Squadron " 40
os 30 AIS r 20 n oso S NJ M Dope
CINEMA -"sins Of BaJla" y 2 10
.f:25. s:25. $40. II p m. she Dew
Island 10 325 a25. 80. ~ m
FISHER EasIe Squadron ~ r.. 80 ~. o9
FON Tales of Manhattan 1911. 2 ~
q ~. 1000 p. m, The McGuerins From
BROOKLYN " II rs A. m 2l. 556, s:il
p m March NJ Time. lio7 2. m.
MADISON scrsean, York" II = m.
? So. s4s. 1890 m The MAYOR o.
sam street. 90 81. $50 e.l3 p. m.
Minor 1850 40 7.3s. 1855 p. m.
."Fly ny Night" 1875 e. m, 2.5a, $40
r,LMS-sT,rr Wake Leland" y SO
$40. 40 1850 m Twin Beds,
u ~ a. n. 247 500 s.27 p N.
.1.i7, 1850 623 s5s. rl2 p m Tim
Bradshaw +" 22S sol. 7.3t 10 o. m
RIVIERA Eagle squadron 2 10
3-5s. 7.2e. 1oE5t p N The Magniaeen
RHO TrTowN THE Magnincen
Dope 2 SIS 9 80 r. N Eagle squad
ron " D., : 10 30 s. . ~.
ROY NJ Eagle. Squadron -. IL I.
p m The Magnificent Dope, 20
TrLENrwS o. News short subjects. {
uNITED ARTISTS Somewhere ~
Born 80 sine' u =. m. 80. rs
p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20

Carc' Mead and all tho leading
authorities sing the same song,
Forcing children 10 eat things
because they arc good for you
IS lousy psychology
And while the food gets bet
ter, ~ does the science which
il concealed beneath II. Why,
a good dietician can even cure a
sour disposition. Well, some
times
Doctors" said Ida Jean
Kahn. have saying: A hit Of
iron will Sweeten n cranky
woman It's true. Wives give
their husband that extra chop.
There's iron I'm IL. Women need
more iron than men do. IL
they'd have another chop, too,
or get their iron from other
sources like leafy vegetables,
they'd find II curing them Of be-
ing nervous and irritable. The
right food WILL cure cranky
wife"
I'm through SncerinC al dieti-
clans. And maybe there's some
thing to he said for the city
editor. who GOT me into II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Two Timers

SUSAN PETERS is doubling in
stardom. She appears with Robert
Taylor in Gentle Julia and with
Pierre Aumont in Assignment in
Brittany" both at Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer where she is under
contract.
Jack Conway, directing the lat.
ter, pointed out that with Miss
Peters working in two pictures
at once. he also has Richard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
NiqeI Bruce Cast in
'Lassie Movie

NIGEL BRUCES film career
seems 10 he undergoing a definite
transition from battling crime, rs
Sherlock Holmes DR.. Watson. 10
aiding and abetting small chill
dren.
He has iust completed A role
in Journey for Margaret in
which il is his assistance that
enables Robert Young and La.
raine Day 10 evacuate and adopt
two youngsters from war-torr
London. Now he has been cas-
in leading role Of Metro-Gold
Mayors "LaSSie Come Home.
To help -Reddy McDewaA recover
his beautiful collie dog.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
TOdIay'S Personality
.SMALLENS KEEPS IN TRIM
Nv CHARLES GENTRY

FIERCE AND fortnight as
Alexander SmallenS IS when dl-
rocting an orchestra, he can relax
lust as thoroughly once an eve
ningS performance is over,
The musical director of "Porgy
and BcSS, which is in its second
week at the CaSS Theater has
amazing vitality and stamina
which he conSerVeS as much as
possible by making an avocation
out Of relaxing,
Although he was born IN St
Petersburg, now Lcningrad, IN
Russia. ne is known As an 'Amerl-
can director" because ne came 10
this country when ne was only
9 years old. and because OF his
great musical activity in this
country. O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20

revise and simplify the score into
its present form, when Cheryl
Crawford planned this very sue
ceSSful revival.
He has a reputation for being
hard taskmaster, but also for
being a Staunch friend. After you
first get used TO his gruff man
ner. you admire his direct air and
his passion for speaking what he
believes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20

80.
.tt
$3.50,
"'r
ID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Sinqle Feature

THE DON COSSACK CHORUS
with Serge Jaroff conducting will
give a performance "Wednesday
evening at Masonic Auditorium
This is a single attraction and not
on the regular Masonic series as
previously reported in these col
umnS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Jack Pickering
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

why don't you. suggested
tho city editor brightly 20 20
the luncheon Of the American
DieteuC Association AZ The
Statlere Yoa know find out
whether they cat a regular
hotel luncheon or whether they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20

Whorf, who was called for added
scenes In his previous picture,
Keeper of the Flame" and little
Daryl Hickman, playing fea-
tured roles in Assignment in
Brittany" and The Human Com
edy." directed by Clarence Brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
SPEAKS HIS MIND
GERSHwIN's FAVoRITE

Also a great friend of George
GerShwin, il was the late com
poser, himself, who asked Small
lens 10 direct the first musical
version of "Porgy and BeSS,' in
1884.
So il was only natural that
SWALLOWS should he the man ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Versatile Olivia

IT DOESN'T come under the
head of acting" but Olivia de
Havilland has 10 bark like a dog
and chirp like a canary for scenes
in Princess O'Rourke."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
RESEMBLES KREISLER

He made his debut as one of the
assistant directors Of the Boston
Opera House, until the company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20

lent health, has never been 10 a
doctor and has no use for people
who GO around Worrying about
Nitamln II.
He smokes a rare old Nicer
Schaum pipe, continually even
during rehearSalS and likes Welner
Schnitzel and beer after a per-
Torrance.
SPEAKS HIS MIND
a great friend of ToScanini's, he
still doesn't yes the famous
maestro.
Once after a performance by a
great VioliniSt of the Brahms Con-
certo, ToScanini asked SmallenS
how he liked il. SmallcnS countered
with a question, Have YOU ever
heard KrelSler play it,
ToScanini Numbered / wouldn I
have KreiSler play for me-
Perhaps he knows more about
the Brahms than you do" Small
lens suggested. and ToScanini
wouldn't speak TO him for three
daNc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20


mullins and potassium broth.
But duty is duty
Meeting the Statler'S steward.
r. r. HofT. In the lobby, didn't
help, either.
How about this luncheon 80
I said hopefully. Are YOU serN-
Inc the regular food ."
"Oh. no." said Heh. They
gave uS detailed directions u
month ago. They told uS just
what 10 serve and how to cook
IT," IL sounded forebOding.
Seated next 10 me was Ida
Jean Kahn. whose diet column
(Which started in the Timesl
now IA in IS newspapers. So
the company was excellent; but
the table outlook was gloomy.
In the center was a huge bowl
Of chopped cabbage and at
each plate was glass Of red
stuff that looked like beet
juice.
Miss Kahn passed the cab
bage. Here's your cole slaw. ~
said Miss Kahn. "Your Vita
minis, you know"
Yessir. I was ready ia give
that. outfit the dandiest sncer II
ever saw. Cabbage and beet
luice, I'll take Wlmpy's ham,
burgers.
And was I all wet
The beet juice" was CON
ooction called plum nectar
which Is served in the best
hotels. The cole slaw was
tasted up with sliced almonds.
Then came lamb chops and
bacon, hubbard squash, blue
berry mullins, apple charlotte
with wine sauce. and even some
spiced grapes served on a green
leaf that looked like a leaf
from poplar tree. but wasn't.
II seems that the science Of
dietetics has come long way
since the day when Americas
mothers used 10 lecture: Eat
your FISH. It's brain food. Eat
your carrots. and you'll have
curly hair. Eat your salad or
you'll get no pie. young man"
To a first-class dietician. n
meal should taste good and look
good. The itamins. calories
and proteins should he like a
pair Of suspenders-present hut
not obvious.
The young lady who planned
this meal was Jane NJ. Porter a
cute trick who designs the
menus for the Women's City
Club
She explained why each thing
was served for lunch even the
green leaf under the spiced
grapes. II looks pretty!
It's parr of the art Of making
food attractive. so you'll cat IT
because you want 10. not be-
cause you're dutifully loyal 10 a
N1tamin.
(The isaj. bv ihs Uay. - a gslaT
Ieaf. HoF SAID fhof u hos been used
Tor years a. decorative rarnish ~
master chefs. thot Il - FroWn only m
West Virginia, ond thaf u IS used olso
by florists IN g1Gking funeral SPRAYS.
But you cont spoil my appetite after
rood preoi!J
Or Helen Mitchell DR. Mar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
A LATE DIP

Married. with one son, he lives
right on Long Island Sound. and
goes in the ocean as late as
He prideS himself on his excel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20

was diSbanded because of the
last war
Since that time, ne has con
Quoted both the Chicago anC
Philadelphia Civic Opera com
panieS and has been affiliated viii
the Philadelphia and New Yori
Philharmonic orcheStraS.
With a shock OF griZzled hail
and a strong face. he has beer
repeatedly told that he resemble!
Fritz KreiSler.
"Once when Kreisler was play
ing the Beethoven Violin Con-
certO with me, "A friend Of mine
who was sitting in the hack of
the house, said he hadn't the
slightest idea which Of us was
the solOlst and which the con-
duCtOr."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20

(The isai. bv ths Uay. - gslaT
Isaf. HoF SAID ihof hos been used
Tor years a. decorative Farnish ~
master chefs. thot Il - RroWn only ~
West vreinia, ond thof Il IS used olso
by florists IN urGking funeral spraNs.
But you cont spoil my appetite after
good re0lD
Or. Helen Mitchell Or Mar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20

Yessir, I was ready 10 give
that outfit the dandiest sncer il
ever saw. Cabbage and beet
mice, I'll take Wimpy's ham,
burgers.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

Wonderful opportunity for you. Annis quail
ly furs of advance styling-our entire regular
uock-ofered at sweeping reductions Each
coat is good, long-term investment; to keep
YOU warm and we'll dressed for seasons
TO come Better make your selection early!
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Madame Marie CuttoIi
To Be Hon pred at Tea
BY JAGk L. OLIVER

WELL, THE WOMEN S COM
MITTEE of the Detroit InSti-
tute Of Arts Founders Society
VIII greet YOU when You arrive.
Tuesday afternoon sometime be-
tween / and s o'clock. TO at
tend the tea given in honor Of
Madame Marie Cuttoii OF Paris.
Madame, who IS a friend and
r0-patron-of-the-artS Of Nine.
Helena RubinStein is exhibiting
her famed collection of much
tOutcd French tapestries and has
as hCr tea chairman none other
than Mrs. a y Wilkinson who'll
also whip up the floral arrange
mcntS for the day
Mrs Ernest kanllcr. who'll he
home from New York by thon.
Mrs. Charles 7. Fisher Jr., Mrs.
Edgar r Thorn. Mrs. Richard
Webbcr, Mrs Roy y Chapin,
Mrs Allan Sheldon, Mrs. Will
liam r. Valentincr. Mrs Ed
ward Rothman and Miss Sarah
NJ. Sheridan
WOODBERRY FOREST
SCHOOL IN Orange. Va, is now
augmented by Aston Cabcll
Morris and Charles Wilson Nor
rlS Jr. sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wilson Morris Of Semi
nole avenue Indian Village.
AN FNTERPRISING young
man is Edward Milton Plunkett
Jr.. who's working in Hartford
Conn, when he isn't dronlng
quietly over those books at
Antioch.
The two combine. We UNDER
stand IN the interests Of Higher
Education
MIR AND MRS. WALTER r..
Dill and their attractive
daughter Irene. are leaving
Nonday for months stay in
Hollywood, Fla. you'll find.
THE JUNIOR GOODWILL
gals VIII be meeting Monday
afternoon al . o'clock al the
home Of Mrs George Martin Of
Wellesley drive 10 attend that
pantry shelf shower when
canned goods Will. we trust. be
rampant.
SALLY SMITH daughter Of
ihe ! Henry Smiths. returned
recently 10 her books az George
town Visitation Convent in
Washington. d G., and iuSt be-
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Pastor Aonored
Married d 20 Years

MIR AND MRS NORMAN
SHORTT Of Brwood avenue.
honored the Row r T. Bernthal.
pastor OF Epiphany Lutheran
Church and Mrs Bcrnlhal by
giving an AZ home celebration Of
their twentieth wedding ami
NcrNarN
The tea table was done i'm
red and white The following
poured Mrs Walter Wilhelm
Mrs Frederick Harder Jr.. Miss
Barbara Bernthal and Miss
Charlotte Willis.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Mrs. BIecki Holds
Fe+e for OAR

MRS. ADOLPH J. BLECKI
entertained the Junior Group
Of Fort Pontcharuain Chapter,
Daughters Of the American
Revolution, AT luncheon today
at 1890 o'clock in her home in
Bedford road Crosse Pointe
Park. Assistant hosteSSeS were
MesdameS John Rasmussen,
Frederick J. DykStra Harold b.
LarklnS. Arson Dewey and Allen
w. Barron.
Guests Of honor included Mrs.
Charles Lorlng Hall national
vice chairman OF Junior Mem
bership; Mrs. Merle j. Churchill,
state chairman Of Junior Mem
berShip; Mrs Robert Hale Peter
son. regent of Fort PontChartrain
Chapter, -. 4. r., and Mrs. Will
liam II. l.. Everard. second vice
regent OF Fort Pontchartrain
Chapter.
Guests were seated AT small
tables centered with bowls OF
gay flowers. a short business
meeting was called 70 order at 2
o'clock by Mrs. Paul j. Meiser,
president
Members were reminded 10
take their collection Of books
and magazines for soldiers and
sailors.
The afternoon is being spent
in knitting or sewing for the
Red Cross.
JANUARY "a iS the date sci
Tor that annual get-together of
Fathers and Sons AZ the Detroit
Athletic Club under the auspices
OF The Beavers.
The party will begin Al noon
with a plunge in the pool and
will wind mp in the gym with
luncheon movies. stage show
and a handlng-out-of-glfts 10 the
lads.
As there are always more re-
quests than can be handled by
the club YOU and Junior had
better act Immediately Pop.
VISITING THE 6. Clifford
McrrIllS OF Elm court is Mrs.
Jennie Merrill. Mr. Ms mother.
Of New York City who'll be
returning 10 the East some time
next week
THE PI KAPPA SIGMA so
RORlTY Of Wayne University
are the sponsors Of a bridge
luncheon which will materialize
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Mrs. Morris
Sponsors
Surprise
BY MAURY Paul

NEN lOkk, Jan. 81 m
SpoechleSs!
Somewhere and somehow,
without even the most energetic
social "SnOopcr' discovering her
plan. Mrs Lewis StuyVesant
Morris discarded her azure
blooded yokematc and has he
come, IN the manner approved
10y fashionable Divorces, Mrs.
COStcr Morris "
II was more than 80 years ago
that the well-bon Emily Pell
CoSter married the son OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Henry :.
Morris
Theirs was an amalGamalion
of New York blueSt blood And
for - years Mr.. and Mrs. Levi,
StuNVeSant Morris have been
distinguished factors IN what Is
left Of New York $ real society.
The other day Mrs Morris.
whose mother belonged 10 the
manorial Pcll elan, and whose
SStcr Helen. NOW Is Mrs Arthur
Tram. after having been Mr.
sumner Gerard for years
checked into Hampshire House
signing the register Mrs. CoSlcr
Morris
That was the tlp-ofl,
HARDLY HAD my paraCrm
dealing with the phony 'utlc>
now roaming at VIII in Nc
York society come off the
resSeS than the telephone be-
an 10 tlnkle.
This and that friend Of this
nd that foreign lmpo>tcr rang
p 10 say they were certain
heir particular friends title
vas authentic and hoped the
friend wouldn't be included IN
he list | am compiling for
publication, of men and women
NaSqucradlng under titles they
lave no right 10 bear
| was amused when a lady
who really should know better
for she has been a part of our
social scheme of things for
Years tclephoned frantICaIly 90
know whether lRlWritlng yeSter-
day about a phony Polish prince
and princess | had in mind So
and-So, mentioning couple who
are among the most hralcn OF
Ahe CharlatanS swept upon these
shores with the tidal wave of ~
;crnational scum. soon after the
war broke ont IN Europe
The New York lady of quality
apparently has been completely
taken in by the fakir and his
wife who have the extreme in
science 10 call themselves Sc
rene highncSSeS. Well whom
she reads the expose on the Cou-
pie in question backed up by
undiSputable evidence - she'll
probably send for her smelling
salts.
II Will be a great shock for her
10 discover that sin or seven
hort years ago her humbug
serene highncSS' was mixed up
with dope ring in PariS-~ttt1
MS Photographic likeness adorn-
Nc the Paris newspapers be-
heath lurid headlines,
Some Of the titles now be-
ing wined and dlncd by unSus-
pcCting New York hoSteS>c,
have European prison records.
others were known aS "Con-mcn
At smart continental resort
while Stlll others were specialist,
IN blackmail and petty larceny
Due 10 the war and the diff
Guilty Of communication with Flu
rope they felt safe here, for the
time being. anyway
What they don't know is that
one Of the greatest of European
detectives has been secretly IN
this country for more than
year past with his files on the
titled frauds.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
N ayfair f: r.

WHEN THE trustees of The Protestant Chldrens
Home met Thursday for that annual u0cheon they
presented picture of Grea Dash with the wne-shades
seemlns 20 uredomiuatc sartorally,...
Mrs j. Burgess Book there....in sable-trimmed
nat and vine and brown outht..,.
Mrs Ford BalAntyne...."as IN gray. with gray
and po0der-tuo ha'....
M Don NJ Dickinson very nifty IN wlnecolored
,elye,een. and small and quilted chapeau..,,
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

fore the take-off her sister.
Bette entertained informally
for her with a very peachy buff
fot supper
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

MRS. FRANK BARNETT ot
Faust road feted a beyy OF
friends with a session Of Ar
senic and Old Lace Wednesday
afternoon. we find.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

At Milady's House CO Janu-
airy 10.
The Misses Marion Schumann
and Irene Vallad allow there
will be lust scads of door prizes"
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

MRS RAYMOND WsffTE of the Indian Village
Manor.
Is entertaining oday...wh bridge-luncheon. for
Margaret Riordan of New York
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Things That May Come

These are approximately IesAm facsoraes II tss com
~ ard ~ TINS time next year every une 81 them ta1t IS
rn4 an rnezraffxe ae f~ civilians wAu - Earning g1 Nar
material rs pqsns Is thai Ne are reaching the port 81 order
s. pruaaEtan - nnts rerenfiy we have been p4stlnE o. me
hsfnps asaa&ezf saaw the Nas3a has ever aeans ana Ne Csc aas
ever have 4 scTEps
Bnt she ng rarhine s eessEar ~ work - - urceHly
aauneT = max D assumed thas parts Il &c machine nay
TAI aus1 aGAre 3ah ar irritating click TFeTe Hal It. maBF
zaUamNeasennez ard sUntsslaas Whleh car ~ BE- neapec Iee-
psanInE nd tezegr4phln9 may - rsii0ne4 MAS ms9 -
aaawe1 -. AH 4raVei - aanu@ uat nnW fr civilians aad
tram srssee IS bsang nQueeae1 aean kaeesrr utilize p@-
Pc car 30 get maseF&l ir EXTENSIONS ana eniaFeeueuts Ne
mae hssa sa easEae tus Breakfast ard Il tine Uaghe 10
coffee g 81 Ne hansnsk TO-DAY Pork ard beet mas - ration
- Nix ard n4sew N1l - scasuex ana n8EneT pTsee1 owing
- she esae1tx IS lhe aa5TTuen "a Getting ~NzttAcaeaf nee
Ths ssuatlaa IS M aa& alarming 1T when oGr army
Reaches re ulsxnate rs I0@0Nea uen nharh Il s sEpeese1
- reach Is 80 s wAa axe ~ aaseasa q amour o- aa-
1Ae1k - 2eeG 1na eAgshe = Civilians WI haNe = b. c1Hseu1
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