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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-05

Frank Dzidevich (Davis), 55, 18 Lafayette St., and Jack Ch9rpinsky, 26, 43 Lafayette St., pleaded not guilty to charge of manslaughter before Judge Theobald Conway in City Court this morning. The men waived examination md were bound over to the fall term of the superior court on $50O0 bonds.
 A charge of assault against the pair was dropped They were arrest ed by Sgt. James Petit yesterday on a new warrant after Coroner Miles F. McNiff, Jr., handed down a finding holding them criminally responsible for the death of Joseph Rinchiuso, 63, 42 Lafayette, St, death followed d practical joke with an air hose on July 19 at the Com mercial Scrap Iron Co.,, South Fifth St, where the men were emplyoed.
 Other cases John Clyde, Il. IA No. Elm St., breach of the peace, continued to Sept. 2; William Craig, 29, I'll Bishop St., breach of the peace, continued to Sept. 2; Jacob Bromberg, 46. 49 Lexington Ave, violation of the health ordinance by failure to cover berries, offered for sale, nolled on payment of $5; Vincent Monzillo, 16, 120 Ridge St.. violation of the motor vehicle law no operators license, nolled on pay ment of $5; Daniel LoRusso, 29, 67
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-05
SLICK SALESMEN
 OPERATING HERE

Chief Inspector Joseph Stevens of the Detective Bureau this morning issued a warning to local house. wives to beware of the door to door canvasser who offers her a "mink" coat at a fraction of it's cost, while slying limiting that the goods are hot. He said that one such salesman arrested recently by Officer Sween- ey on complaint of a housewife, admitted getting 6 rabbitskin coats for $50. The woman who complain ed said that she had made a down payment of $80 on one of the coats, and that when the man returned to collect $7O more, she had tried to return the coat, but he refused to take it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-05
CONSERVATION COSTUME

Gwen Wakeling has designed the first so-called Conservation Cos tune" for eigrt chorus girls in Co., lumbia's Cover Girl" Rita Hay worth5s technicolor starrer. The designer has come up with three in-one wardrobe which consists oi a ballet costume which is convert ed into a chorus girl outfit, which in turn Is changed into chic shop ping wardrobe. All changes are effected with draw strings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-05
MORE INDUCTEES
 LEAVE FOR CAMP

Contingents from draft boards 16-A, 15-B and 15-A left Waterbury this morning for their basic physi- cal training at Fort Devens, Mass These men were 1nducted three weeks ago into the Army at Hart ford.
 Brief farewell addresses suitable to the occasion were made by Mayor John s. Monagan, Rev. Roger B. T Anderson and Francis Orencole.
 Several organizations presented the newly inducted with kits, cigar cites and religious medals from the American Legion, Masons and the Knights of Columbus respectively.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-05
NO STATEMENTS
 ON RESIGNATION

Both Edward D. Evans of IA Grove street and officials of Inger- soil division of Waterbury Clock Go. refused to divulge the reason for Evans resignation yesterday as labor relations director. His action had nothing to do with the union, said William Moriarty, president of Local 251, today.
 He declared that the discharge of MT. Evans is strictly management problem and has no bearing on the CLOS contract relations with the concern"
 MT. Evans could not be reached for comment today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-05

Tribute will be rendered by the Mendessohn Male chorus at a union service at the First Congre- gational church Sunday morning to members in the armed forces, with special prayers planned for those who have been wounded or are prisoners of war. A special musical program will be presented under the direction of G. Loring Burwell.
 First Lieut.. Charles L. Duncan, a prisoner in Germany, Sergeant Rus sell Woodbury, Robert Parsons, and Courtland Heyniger are among those who will be honored.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-05
NEW BOND DRIVE
 BEING ORGANIZED

Representatives from practically every organization and society will meet tonight in the aldermanic chambers to discuss tentative plans for the Buy a Bomber Campaign via the purchase of war bonds, il was announced today by Raymond Tracy, publicity chairman of the War Bond committee.
 Although the plans are incom- plete until after the meeting tonight the campaign is expected to begin August 15.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-05

Phillip Germano, son of MT. and Mrs. Peter Germano of Oakville, re- ported for assignment in the Marine Corps at the Springfield headquar- ters Monday. His brother, Peter al- so is Marine.
 Colonel Roy E. Rice of Woodbury has started duties with the Army Air Forces at Mitchell Field, L. I. He recently turned from India.
 Aviation Cadet William F. Sch- mollinger of 266 Hauser street is receiving primary flight training at Bennettsville, s. c.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-05

street; Henry N. Tarte, 299 River street; Margaret M. Tehan, B Wells street; Lemonla Triantafillos, 993 East Main street; Viola G. Trumfio, 745 Highland avenue; Katherine Vollers, 38 Quinsigamond avenue, William J. Vysocka, 440 Sylvan ave- nue; Olga c. Yurgaitis, 62 Poplar street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-05

Since he began tinkering with machinery at the age of 4. Wins low Pierre. Dublin, N. H.. has patented 150 gadgets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-05
DIVORCE ACTION
 RECORDED TODAY

Edward Howard Rooney of Water bury filed divorce action in super for court today against Olive Scovill Rooney, also of this city. The mar riage took place July 3, 1886, in Brewster, N. Y. and the petitioner claims his wife became intolerably cruel Jan. 1, 1940. In addition to a decree he seeks custody of three minor children.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-05

State ad federal penal institutions have planted about 500,000 acres of crops this year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-05

Choice of Americas smartest motorist for IT years! Only the finest materials were used in these tires to give extra longer
 wear Sears Test Fleets, driving millions of miles at high speeds over rough terrain and under all weather conditions. have proved their dependabilty and long wear ing qualities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
48-Hour Week Pulls City Out of Hole
Opens Quiz
Of Army S Rent
Charges in State

The OPA today launched an in
tenSive probe into army charges
that landlords in Ann Arbor. YpSi-
lanti and other Willow Run areas
are hagrantly violating provisions
of the RentaControl Act.
Unable 10 meet high rents. air
forces civilian employees at Willow
Run are quitting their Jobs and
moving 10 other states, army Off
GERS charged during conference
with Rent Director Patrick Y. Nc
Namara.
The officers further charged that
the alleged illegal rents work ter
rife hardships on nOn-COmmiS-
stoned officers and priyatcS sta
toned AT Willow Run who live in
surrounding areas.
one officer cited the case Of a
private transferred from another
state who was forced 10 pay $40 a
week in Ann Arbor for a small
room for himself and his wife.
His pay was $50 monthly
Mcnamara ordered Carlton IL.
MacIntyre. his chief investigator,
10 conduct the probe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Fill Vacancy,
Writ Demands
Pinto by Times star PHOTOGRAPHIC
possession of REFERS

Acting as a taxpayer, Adam
IS, of 3242 Evaline,
Hamtramck. today filed a writ of
mandanus in circuit court asking
that the six members of the Ham
tramck School Board be ordered
10 appoint a seventh member to
fill a vacancy.
The vacancy has existed since
the death Of Frank Gaca, No
vember l6.
Nowicki contended that the
had displayed auto
cratic and illegal conduct and
used the board as a political foot
ball, undermining the morale of
teachers and students"
Nowicki charged that the board
desired the vacancy 10 remain
because of fear that the plain
tiff and other citizens will see the
effect Of their miSmanagement. 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Alleged Fdker
Handed 10 Army

Charged with obtaining $500
worth of cameras on credit by
imperSonatlng an army major and
an army lieutenant. Pvt Frank a.
Macy. p. vas turned over 10 Fort
Custer authorities today by Fed
eral Judge Picard after the Judge
had learned he was AWOL.
Picard also levied these SEN
fences:
Howard w. Arnold. 80. Pitts
burgh. one year in jail for sending
obscene literature through the
mails
Edward Eubank> IS attendant
at the Veterans Hospital, Fort
Custer, four months in jail for
hitting a nurse
Harold Warner, 10, DIX and
Southfeld one year and eight
months in federal prison for steal
ing letters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Ciqaret Butt Found
at War Plant Leads
TO Inquiry by U. S.

Three women and a man were
held by federal authorities today
for aSsertedly possessing and sell
ing marijuana cigarets in a war
plant
Those who were arrested by
federal narcotics agents who had
posed as fellow employees were
George Gleason Agnew. 2S. OF i56
Harper; Laura l.. Wis.,, Is, of 9iO3
Gallagher. Hamtramck; Mildred
L. Thomas, u, of 255 +. Vernon
and Mildred Baker, IS, of 556
Harper.
Ralph Oyler, head of the Detroit
office of the federal narcotics
bureau, said a probe began a week
ago when a cigaret butt found in a
womens washroom was found TO
contain marijuana. Narcotic oper-
ativeS were assigned 10 the plant
and Oyler said they purchased 80
cigaretS from AgneW for $40
The trial later led 10 the three
women Oyler said, and four con-
traband cigaretS were found in
Miss Wis., home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Marines TO Resume
Recruiting Of Youths

Tic wsrrN corps today an
uow.pd plans lp f.FImr recruiting
Of l7-t,ar-u'I> during April m re-
-p,u.y fn u4Werou, requests by
volunteers
Mai Charlie Popp. recruiting
chief tor Michigan said men who
meet marine standards viii be
enlisted placed on inactive duty
and returned 20 their homes 20
await call 10 duty and transfer
20 the marine corp, base at San
pIC-p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
MI. Pleasant Man
To Receive Medal

Second Tt, Dale 3 Prescott.
Rural Route MI Pleasant Is
one Of eight army air force
officers who. next Monday will
receive the army air medal for
Extraordinary achievement while
participating in more than 200
hours of anti-submarine patrol, ~
IL was learned today
Brig. Gen. WeStslde T. Larson.
commanding the antI-Submarine
patrol units. will make the awards
i'm New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Urges Mexicans Overseas

MEXICO CITY. April l QNS)-
Labor Leader Vicent Lombardo
Toledano demanded today that
Mexico send an eXpeditionary army
overseas. He addressed the annual
congress Of the Confederation of
Mexican Workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

Cept that an
armed guard
c az ylng a
police club is
on duty at
the door.
Inside. the
building h as
changed CON
Siderably The
a u q forum.
I o + instance,
h "A S b g g n
turned into a
mess hall The
c o nlnlandIng
officer n Sc IS
The Slage and
wings for an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
0PA TO Save Families
$500 Each, Brown Says

NEW YORK, April ! GNS)-
OPA Administrator Brown wrote
today in a magazine article that
price controls will save every
American family an average of
$500 BY the end of 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

Gen. kutZ. chief of army
ordnance training schools,
pictured during his tour of
Detrolts war plant training
centers where scrvlcemen are
sChooled in ordnance repair
and maintenance. Accom-
panying him were training
officers from other branches
of the nations armed services.
Your own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake. j. one of many
famous features i'm The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

OUT ON Kercheval avenue at
Cadillac is a building that used
to be Epiphany Hall. Now IT Is
coast guard barracks.
1t doesn't look like anything
in particular from the outside,
and you wouldn't notice II cN-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
SATURDAY LAYOFFS

Walker stopped working the
garbage and rubbish departments
on Saturdays two weeks ago wren
ALL unionistS refused to work the
sixth uay until common council
had settled the question of time
and-half for the sixth day.
DR.. Bruce II. Douglas, commits
sioner of health. said he would
relterate his plea to the mayor
that employees at Herman Keifer
Hospital. Maybury Sanatorium,
the public health laboratory and
vital statistics department be put
on 4S-hour week.
"We are short 473 persons. in
Guiding doctors, nurses and med
ical attendants out of a normal
staff of $780," Doctor Douglas
said. I'VE feel that the longer
work week will help us fill a
good many of these vacancies
and put us in pretty fair shape
as far as the manpower problem
II concerned"
Charles F. Edgecomb. secretary
director of the Detroit Housing
Commission, said he would recom-
mend TO his commission at its
meeting tomorrow that the de-
ipartment work the sixth day.
Our department Is in the
process of expansion because OF
our wartime housing projects"
Edgecomb said, land we have a
definite shortage Of personnel to
meet our actual needs. A 49,
hour week will help us get tho
work out.
I'm addition, the federal hous-
ing agencies here with whom we
work so closely, have been
working Saturdays right along,
and working five days throws
us out of gear with them"
FOLLOW CITYS LEAD
City Treasurer Cobo said his
department already is working "A
hours a week and that employees
would Immediately begin receiving
time and half for the four hours
worked until noon on Saturday.
instead of receiving compensatory
time off.
I'VE will not be sure whether
keeping the treasurer's office
open all day Saturday will help
the taxpayers until we've tried
it," CObo said. "NOw. instead
OF giving our people four hours
off during the week and then
working them Saturday morn
ings, we will work everybody
the full - hours and pay time
and-a-half for Saturday"
While the department of water
supply, self-supporting division,
will not be affected by the councils
action in approving Ma jor JeffrieS'
recommendation for the longer
week. Laurence G.. Lenhardt. gem
eral water superintendent. said he
felt his commission would follow
the councils lead.
John +. Ballenger. general
superintendent of the welfare de-
partment, said he would recon-
mend 10 his commission that Re-
ceiving Hospital adopt the longer
week TO fill sc vacancies among
nurses and medical aides.
The mayors consent must be
given in all cases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

Pontiac's Katie, 10, former
Times Ice Carnival queen, who
today signed with Roy Ship
stads famous Ice Follies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

office. And on a leather Scttec
in the corner last week were
three ShipmateS who helped land
our army IN Africa
Locally, the barracks has been
nlcknamed iIcro'> ROosl because
that u one of the places To-
which men are sent 10 rest and
fattcn up after battle service
has worn their bodies thin and
then HCTNcS thinner
The three shipmates on the
settee were CONSwains Charley
Marble and Leon Stasiak. and
Water Tender shorty Butler.
StaSiak and Marble had given
themselves up for dead several
times sincr last fall Butler quit
caring.
I'm fatalist. see ." hc says.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Jack Pickering
Here
and
- OW

HERDS ROOST-First of
three columns about some men
who are genuinely surprised
at not being dead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Rationing Timetable

NEAT, CHEESE. FATS tRed Stamp.D
A-Valdt0Apr 80 C-Apr. il-Apr. 50
B-Apr. t-Apr. 30 D-Apr. is-Apr so
GASOLINE
A-Coupon S-Four gallons 10 May y.
FUEL oil .....
Coupon ell gallons 90 Aprii n.
Coupon 5-ll gallons 70 Sept 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Hospital Stats
Undermined
GdrbdqeHedped
BY HAROLD sCHACHERN

A large number of Detroit city
employees will take early if not
immediate, advantage of the city's
newlV-adopted 48-hour week. a
survey of the principal city de-
partments revealed today.
William NJ. Walker Jr., commits
Sioner of public works, said he
would ask Mayor Jeffries today
that 1900 rubbish and garbage
collectors be placed on the longer
work week Immediately 10 help
remove the litter which has gath
cred in the alleys.
Whether we will be able TO
release any workers once-we
have caught up with our garbage
and rubbish collection remains
TO be SEEM" Walker said. but
the problem right now Is to per-
form an essential service"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

Earlier IN the war trey crNcd
on various igumcnt> Marble
was aboard the NOrmdndla when
II caught fire Butler was on
Pacific convoy duty Sasl7k
was on Atlantic submarine pa
troll
They had seen ship, with thc
superStructurCs ~Arf away and
watched the >aitdglng of a Ger
man submarine containing the
bodies OF it> dead crew Butler
also had had a previous hitch IN
the navy before Joining The
coast guard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
"BoN>. This j. it"

Everybody was tense and
nervous said Sl4Slak
who was tense and ncrS-
Gus? >" lccrcd Butler
We'll. was" said Std-.ak
"The boats started ashore. and
the forts opened mp pn shore.
we thought they were shoot
Ing AZ IT, az first. but they
weren't. They were shooting
over our heads at q couple of
British battleships and some
other big ones from the British
navy.
They were out there just in
case the Italian navy happened
to show up. Did YOU ever hear
shells 20 over your head: You
know what n shell sounds like"
II shook my head We'll. its
like cross between u whistle
and an animal i'm pain"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

Pretty soon. the forts quoted
down The French preferred 20
fight Gcrman> rather than
Americans But n wasn't the
end of the fight for Sta>iak But
Tor and Marble. II was hardly
the beginning \ fight that we
knew hardly anything about was
still ahead of them
1T was about 10 o'clock in
the morning, they SAID, when
"a reconnaissance plane came
over and photographed IL. 80
We ate lunch. We knew we'd get
II later, In three or four hours.
THE destToyers were outside,
Acircling for submarines. We had
N lot Of work TO do, hut IL was
fairly quiet.
at o'clock. we got liza
wave Of SO bombcTS, aud then
another wave of 90. From then
on, We got II every morning
practically, and every night.
I'VE had around 30 or IS
raids, and that was when one of
the guys made up the express
sion, 'Heinkels for breakfast,
Junkers for supper That's about
the way IL was"
TOMORROW! The damned Gun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

This wasn't active enough for
them. They asked for more.
They got H. They Were assigned
10 transport. They didn't
know where they Werc hound
but, a. they say. we began
guessing when they issued mos
quito SalNe."
Still later, they learned that
their job was 10 land troops on
the shore of North Africa, with
the German air fleet above them.
the guns Of French forts In front
Of them, submarines all around.
and the off possibility that the
Italian fleet might try 10 sneak
In behind them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

on tho night OF Nov Z pr,.-
dent Roosevelt ~puis. over 'aa
radio IN French. telling time
French people that Wc W.ro
landing Three thousand m'es
away a critical military opar-
,atiOn was SyuChronIlcC with the
speech
II was mid-cNenirg mere T.
was ] a m there American
transports and the British navy
'had beaten tho ANl- ~ d game
of blind mans buff Landing
boats were rcadf
In Amprica rho President
voice went over tNr arr
ON lght,os- 1ca' officer.
sand
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Bette Davis SAYS
Old Fall Killed
Her Husband

HOLLYWOOD. Aug ~ GNS)
Bette Davis today attributed
Tho death Of her husband Arthur
FarnswoTth. TO injuries received
in a fall AT their New Hampshire
home last juno
Miss Davis recalled the acci-
dent after an autopsy showed
that Tho skull fracture from
vh.ch Farnsworth died Mednes-
day night had MOI been incurred
when he collapsed and fer on
Hollywood boulevard Monday
afternoon
Describing thc fall In New
hampshire. the actress said
He was coming down stairs
in his stocking feet Ia answer
the telephone when he slipped
on the first landing and slid the
fun length Of the stairs. He
landed ON his back, struck the
hack Of his head and quite Sc
NerclY Scraped his hack.
He was lame for several
days, hut not being 2 complain
ing kind. he said nothing more
about il. and 50 | thought moth
ing more. of N.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Disguised Nazis
Seen in Rome

LONDON, Aug y JUP)-Ger-
man soldiers disguised as civilians
remain IN Rome-de despite Italian
attempts 10 make II an open city
so they can help in "A Fascist
plot TO seize the government
whom Allied troops start an in
vason "a Spanish traveller from
Italy said today
A Barcelona dispatch said Mar
tirol Bugeda. who had arrived
from Rome by plane, reported
that the disguised Nazi soldiers
numbered N the thousands II
was not known If tho plottcrS
hoped 20 restore MuSsolinl.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Murder HedriinQ
Of Wife DELAYED

COLDWATER Aug. 27.-UP)
The examination Of Mrs Har-
ret Shellcnbergor, charged with
the murder of her husband.
James. was adjourned today until
Sept g. after several witnesses
had testified
Justice Irving StanSell granted
a separate examination 10 her
daughter Luclla. IS, also charged
IN the Indictment.
SheTlonhorger 5 q Q ath " a 8
caused by pneumonia brought on
by exposure. after he suffered So
Nere injuries te head chest, arms
and legs as the result of a beat
ing Or Lemoyne Snyder, medical
expert for the state police who
performed the autopsy declared,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
bad Boys
EsaE.OHeaI
To Farms

LANSING Aug q Ross r
Tenny head Of the boys voca-
uonal school here. revealed today
that inmates Of the institution
were betE "paroIcd' TO farms 10
assist rural areas where labor
shortages CNl>t.
The program has worked out
rs we'll ~ expected" Tenny
said. "and only two Of the boys
have betrayed their trust"
Tcnnl said the PAROLES are pald
from 81 25fto s. 50 a day. Groups
Of 30 10 35-boSs have been sent
to areas near Lansing where
critical labor shortages exist.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
EGIackOuI Blow
Joan Marsh Says Warden
Halted Husbands Beating

HOLLYWOOD. Aug y lrP)-
The light Of love went out for
screen player Joan Marsh during
lIo'lyNood'S last hlackout,
MY husband was 80 engroSSed
I'm beating me the air warden
had to knock at our door three
times and tell him 10 put ont
the light" thc hcautCou> Miss
Marsh told superior Judge Dud-
IcN s Valentine
The Judge granted her an inter-
IocWpry divorce decree from
screen writer Charles Spencer
Ts.deu
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
NeWFfinf
Laws Aid
abPA

FLINT. Aug 27-Two new or
dinances are on the city books
providing for local prosecution Of
food dealers who violate OPA
price ceiling regulations.
The ordinances were adopted by
unanimous vote of the clfy COM
mission last night
Commissioner Frank DC Roo
eXplained his affirmative vote 10y
stating that he hoped 'he COM
mission viii enact "a companion
ordinance providing for pro~ecu-
ton of price violators IN an other
businesses
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Bay City Organizes
Dads Of Servitemen

BAY CITY, huc ~ This city
rs- new organization Its
D. tefrsr- of Seu|CcWen and
Women a' World War II Spou-
~n.aa rs tns Red Arrow Post OF
Veterans a Foreign War- the
uaN group h7- aIrc7e} ua'r ar-
u' cation 'a charter 'Em fhe
government.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Red ParIey in Detroit OF

The national council l-ef- 4Ae
Young Communist League today
Withdrew convention bookings for
oct $40 in Detroit and mapped
plans meet -tn-NaEQ-Yofk They
charged discrimination against
Negro delegates.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
NOTHING BETTER
TO relieve torture Of
ATHLETES FOOT
so many drug gists ssyi

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soothing highly medicated liquid Zemo
prom ptV relieve the itching. burning
soreness and thus give the raw, cracked
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