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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-26
CENTER STAR CHURCH

9Z3 W. 32Hd SITS.
Sunday was a high day at Ger
ter Star Church. Tie Sunday S
under the lcadel ship of w. A.
Jones is making splendid progress
The pastor delivered I. wonderful
sermon at the 11'Iclock service
subject "A Spiritual Church. In
our business meeting which was
held March 9th, all departments
made their first quarterly report
Total money raised for our first
quarter was 5000 90. our goal for
year is 100000. Mrs. Mary S. Oil
yer reporter and Rev. Il. n Evans
pastor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-26

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Wrightsville
Ry Mrs. Mozella Crittcnden

Ry Mrs. Mozella Crittcnden
First Ealt Church The Sunday
School was well attended with 4
teachers and 5 officers. and q beau
tifully discussed lesson topic with
review by Prof. ]. G. Cook. Class
No : taught by Mrs, Crittcndcd
was banner class fer the lay Af-
ter noon services were in charge of
l1shers with Mrs, Velurn Crump.
ton leading praise service.
After a brief business session,
the program committee rcpatted a
totalcd Of s.a6. The Brys OF the In
dustrial School rendered most in
tcresting program at the school on
Sunday evening with Mrs. Georgia
TAYLOR song leader and Mrs. Marie
Alien sponsors Apprecatim speak
or was Prof. J g Cook Many Vi
sito-s were present to enjoy the de
liciuus plate lunch served, Perso-
mas Cpl. Booker I. Cunningham
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Cunning
ham, who have four sons in tho sec
vire, lust from the Canal Zone bri-
cthcned his home and this commun
itp and also visited friends in Con-
way and Hot Springs, From all in
dication. he has made An excel
lent service record. lie returned to
camp Monday, after eninvinc many
social cour'esics. Now PREES rca-
dcrs are Miss Ida Mae Martin FL
mo Flowers and Fannie Fichclber
ger. SUIT Henry Warters is in
charge Of the Virginia Bapt. s. s.
Review of thc lesson topic, "Orr
Lords lntercessery Prayer" was
given by Mrs Georgia Terrence
on Sunday. Clsss No. l with Mes.
FdNcri wps banner class. Among
visitors was James Brooks who has
heen IN NAVY services and IS home
On Through. The Southwest Tn
ION was held in the afternoon with
praise services led nv Mrs. Mile
Walters and Mile Ewing, with
Mrs Morton president Rev. Ice
Welch read the lesson for the day
and sermon was delivered hv Rev
George Harh. Mrs. Isabella Morten
was elected president. Mrs. Emma
Barnes, vice Pc sidcnt' Mrs. NJ. J..
Waters. treasure Miss Fstella
Johnson, secretary. Mrs Mittie
Ewing chaplain and teachers, e.
Iected were Mrs Nancy Poe and
Mrs Mary T. Miles The World
Service Qusr+ctte ot PineHlutf en-
ter.ained large audience st an
afternoon program with financial
report of Sll.S9. Ale Edward,
Frank Lcarv. J +. Ltary and Miss
Annic Rell Byrd arc reported i'll
Much improved is Charley Thur
man. Mrs. r A. Hedges is ch1rch
reporter
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-26
MITCHELL. ,, .,,.

other states il the upper South in
number Of NegroExtensicn agent.
Since nc wss appointed district O.
gent in 1929. the number of Negro
county agents has doubled. There
are now 50 serving the state. Mr..
Mitchell is also the only Negro
agent of his state to have received
all three of these medals bronze
medal for conducting the largest
farm house wlitrwash campaign
silver medal for getting his far.
mers t. plant the largest aotcagc
in summer legumes, 5nd gold me-
dial for best all.rornd Negro lRrnt
Mr.. Mitchell did his under .grac
,uata work ut A and 7 College oe
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lARKANSAN'
HONORED 7

COLUMBUS, Chic Dean w
II. Martin # Dunh,k Junior Col
lelc was elected today to hi Delta
I .appa, national ha,lorary cduc.-
tional fraternity today at Sigma
Chapter Charter OF the organize
tion located at Upstate univcr-
sity Dean Martin IS studying to-
ward the ph =. on q fellowship
grant given by the General Educa-
ton Board.
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CAMDEN IN TIE NEWS

The Girls Cage team Of the c. II
School under the Coaehship if Miss
Cora A. Rogers eefeeted the Toll
lette Team lS.1.
The Beard of District No, 2 Of
the Samaritans accepted an invi
tation to meet with the Avery Col,
ony at ElDprado in their Annual
Sermon the 4th Sunday.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-26
SIITURAI. REVIVAL

There will he soul saving re
vival held at Steel Memorial Bapt,
Church, $40 Barrow st, beginning
Sunday, March Is until Wednesday,
April 7th. The young Gospel pre''
cher, Rev. W. u. Mays will conduct
III, meeting. Christians come and
hear the uplifting sermon and SIM
n,rs come and be saved. Rev. T.,
Gelc is pastor.
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u s @ NEWS
DJlNBAR HIGH SCHOOL. BAND


Las, Sunday right the Dunbar
High School Band under the direc-
tion Of w. Lester Bowie. played it
self into The hearts CT the men in
uniform and associate civilians
The Band demonstrated its versah
ty by swinging out on "Roogie w .
pic Band. 1t was 81 good that an
enthusiastic Staff Sergent frJm the
COO i. A.. Oh request Of the men in
uniform. personally went te the
Band Stand and ask Director Bow
ic TO play ,he number again. A
large crowd attended and tco much
praise can not be- given this fine
group f Young musician for the
well balanced program.
BIRTHDAY BALL March 27tl
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-26
ROttaken
BY Mrs. G p. Folks

The Gospel Tcmplc Rapt Sun
LAY School reuoricd Il good alton
dance on SUNDAY with Assistant
Stunt. y s. Wilson in charge. Mrs.
lordia Mol Ion ard Class No. 9 won
thu dap's banner amo,nq the conf
retlng classes. TIE VIVA net at
usual hour with Mrs. Rosie LCrg
rs Supervisor and lesson taught
bv Mrs. Long after & l,velp topic
discussion. Mrs. Ethel Evans Of
Pine Bluff was guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hillard Macon nd Mrs. Mar
ion owens.
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Stamps Items
BY Mrs. Edna c. Boone

Rcd Cross DR. G Al Ellis stands
ready to receive donate ms fer the
Red Cross from colored people in
tins county. T..e C,nutv. The Coun
~. Training echt oil and it's faculty
will cooperate lt0 FER cent May
we count ON you too7 The quota
for the County Chapter is $4,000
Send your contribution nov.
School News The last perior in
tho afternoon has hccn set aside
for Activity Period Teachers and
students are giving their best 10
dramatice, music. physical I'd,
sanes and play. For three DAYS,
Jewell Prcvoc seven, has won the
prilc offered to the first grade fer
bost reading HcGVs there's nothing
to Il. Ho,ac &c. Don't, is being rain
ted inside. This was mn le possible
by proceeds from the Queen Race
sponsored NV tie dent sometimes
aga. The Victory Garden is also
under way. What ahort yours?
This Weeks Personalities:
Mrs. Robert Stewart returned to
Detroit with her son, Curtis, where
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-26

1t has been announced by the
Rev. n. H. Henderson, pi stor Of
the Cotton Wood Bapt. Church, A
thcimer that installation ceremon
les for officers Of the church will
eliminate on Mon. riaht, Mareh2a
whom an official banquet will he
held. The public has beer United
to witness thc historical event.
J. II. Hammer, clerk has an
nounced that the Dist, Boald will
met at the Oak Grow. Bapt.
Church on Fri right, March 2Gth
with the Rev. j. S. Smith, of Pine
Bluff, Moderator.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-26
Union Grove
Community
BY L. Carmichael

BY L. Carmichael
Everyone is contributing madiy
to the Red Cross Drive. We are
Pvt, George |. Gullcy and Robert
Fields who have beef in service for
several months. The Friendship
Club sponsored party in honor of
them, which proved an enjoyable
affair. Mrs. Gcnilla Medicinal spent
a few days in the community visit
ing her mother Mrs. Nancy Mixou.
Misses Hattie &. Tsvl,r and l..
Chamlchaal we've gust in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. R !. ellis.
Mrs Reacie A. Walker of Zavolla,
Louisiana was here last week Vi
sitting her mothC.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-26

"Seyen Things tina. God Hates"
WAS delivered by Pastor w. G. Hell
lis. Sunday, April Is is promised
To be y mig day at the church when
a programe will be sponsored by
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church If
Little RI ok; our neishlor. Mt. oil
We Church is invited. Visiting Plila
delphia Church last Sunday w,re
Sister Malta Hlnr'l and hu" and
Sister Perrl Wyler and Sister Ola
dys fillmore, al Of Union Baptist
Church. Conway. Mrs. Beatrice
Rrawn has returned from Memphis
whore she visited her sister, Mrs.
Eflc Stevens wrose hushant. A.
bent Stevens has been on the sick
list for some time Mr.. Stevens is
reforted 10 shaw IN prevemert.
Returned with Miss Brown VAS
Mr., Tolms Stevens Farmer for
mer resident who has many relatl-
yes ard HIST Of friends here. Pvt,
Nathaniel Oliver is visiting his
mother, Mrs. era Oliver. The farai-
~ of Bud Hayes has our deeptst
sympathy, Mr. Hayes was ex-
school beard member Of The Fas'-
side School Dist. and passed away
last week. In the Annual School c.
lection Of Eastsidt School District
the Menifcc precinct reports 81
votes cast, {. i. ENGLISH received
81 with $. II. Knox receiving II
We have no report from the other
s precincts, Wanted; Someone to
take the local agency for the State
Press.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-26

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our many faithful
friends who were very loyal to us
during the death Of cur husband
and father, Rev. J, p. Lewis. To
those who gave flcIals, sent con
dolonces and kilograms. may Gods
blessings shined upon all of you.
Signed Nj. Jack Lewis, son: Mrs.
j. p. Lewis, wife, Mrs. q. S.
Brown and Miss Clea Lewis daugh
tiers.
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Nashville

TheAnnual Basket ball Tourna
mcnt was held ut Howard County
Training School Of which ]. II.
Hill superintendent, March 10,
This WINS swell affair with six
visiting schools taking part. The
"hildress High School Nashville.
won the championship fer both the
girls and tic boys for the year.
Mt. Zion Rapt Church has becn
completed by the May Brothers,
They had their opening Sunday
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-26

fWCA Secretary To Speak At
Urban League Meeting Monday
Rodney Palmer, General secretary
of the Central YWCA, Sixth ard
Broadway, willspeak on "The In
fluonce Of the Proposed Negro
Branch" at the March meeting of
the Executive Board and Advisory
Council Of the Urban League Mon
March %, 'l3
The following committee char
men will make reports Mrs. l. :
Dubisson, Annual Meeting Commit
tee, Ed. McCuistion, Executive
Committee W. II. Bass, Civic Com
mittcc.
Y w. C. A. NOTES
Brigade, Genera! Benjamin G.
Davis. WHO visited our city recent
ly was the guest If honor at a ban
quot at The Phyllis Whcatloy
Branch. The banquet was given bJ
the USO and some OF the civic lea
ders of the city.
The Red Cross Sewing Circle
has been unable to meet fer the
past few weeks Because of the i'll
mess CT Mrs. Jameson, the Pres
/ Meetings will be resumed on Wed
March "a.
4 Mrs, S. !. Childrcss, Pes. Of
the Branch Committee. will lnav,
for Jackson Miss. on Marca %
TO attend n YWCA Workshop. w,
are sure Mrs Childress will re
turn with many helpful ideas TO
making Phyllis Wheatlcy an eyel
more asset TO tie community.
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"mornin' ledge"
Continued frout page one

ontinued ironI page one
another regime. In America, We
can do g lot whether We are rirht
N wrong, and if we want to con
tinuc u,at privilege. WAR BONDS
make GOOD BUY now So
until next week, mtrnin' ledge
still Says WAR BONnS--GOOD
BYE,
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TNR DAY WI nOPR DUR

WAo ~ - ~ \ Dsass cd Aasnsav VIII
nseA@-6sspssvs 4 resa. ssass, ~ssa fsrHsr ssrvi-
49, present pos1t;ea h W. without mythical toler
asA bst h spkk It Coed WI, assured n the eonvic
In Il ssr bsttsr Judgment, ut VII rsut 70 every
~ hdomabls rights y tn adn~nitsor OF his
ssaassass whatever b~s Il endeavor h pursues Tor
- religious materiA sxistenca When that day arrives
~ WI be eontented. THEN, IN boast Of
DEMOCRACY, and NOT ustil thsa. L. C. BATES.
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Menifee
l}v r. w. Jamiscn

Bv r. w. Jamiscn
Reported i'll are Mrs Will Bland
and Mrs. Ethel Mac Day, We arc
hoping a speedy recovery for them
The -Four Sunday Schools are do.
ing a great work, Religious wor-
ship was held al Philadelphia Bap.
list Church Sun. when the theme,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-26
DO YOU WANT A BABY?
New viiamin Combination Brings hoDs
@ 10 ChildIess Homes

Nothing equals a baby to bring com
plete unity and happiness into the homo
and tie husband and wife together In a
stronger bond Of enduring love and mu.
tual interest. Divorce is rare in the homes
Of couples that have children.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-26

BY Mrs. Cussic Hatcher
Samuel Brandon spent two
days in Popular Bltf, Mo. Mrs.
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HOPE
BY Bessie D, Flcnory

BY Bessie d. Flcnory
Rising Star Bapt. Church; A
good attendance was reportcd and
ont visitor registered during TIE
Sunday School hour, with closirs
discussion hy The Rev +. n. Clio
vet, pastor.
Garrett Chauel Bapt. Church W,
Il. Butler presided at the Sunday
School hour and reported large
attendance. A large crowd witness
ed Anniversary services for Rev.
T. r.. Williams ut tho Antioch Bap
list Church Bcula TIoter church
reporter.
Nj ZION CMF CHURCH.
john II. Muldirw presided dur
ing tEe Sunday School hour W s.
Davis pastor brought the morning
message. Take this little book.
Beatrice Iplley, vice president of
the League was in charge of the
meeting, eliminating with q pro.
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CENTER RIDGE NEWS

/. II. McCury
Every farm here plans to be a
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-26

YWCA Secretary To Speak At
Urban League Meeting Monday
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Wade's Barber And
Beauty Shops

32l f. Washington, n. l.. X.
Phone 2-eVl
1915 West 10th Street
Little Rock q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23

all types
BABY FOODS CANNED
MILK and CEREALS ounces-includng 5 point
SD ounces-incuding 8 ounces points
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U. S. Department Of Agriculture
Divided on Small Farmer Problem

WARRINGTON - Secretary Of
Agriculture Claude n. wiokard
has been having a tough time
trying 10 set his Food Production
Administration officials Ia pull
together on the iesa farm goals.
Three officers have quit and IL.
sued strong condemnation of
wiokards production program.
These were Herbert ". Parisius.
first chief Of the Food Production
Administration. Donald Mont
gomery, chief Of the Consumers
Council. and Gardner Jackson.
special assistant 10 underseere-
tAry Paul Appleby.
All asserted that the depart.
ment In split wide open" on Inn
portsnt policy. Parislus said he
was having a hard time per
suading scores Of my friends from
resigning." Spokesman for Wick
ard said the split IL much less
serious than Parisius. hontgom-
cry and jackson claimed.
There are various ways Of de-
scribing the conflicting groups;
Right wing vs.. left wing. conserv-
alive Va. liberal. big farmers Va.
little farmers. whichever olassifi-
cation you use. Parisius. Mont
gomery and jackson generally
are placed in the second category.
OVER SMALL FARMERS
Essentially. the dispute In over:
Shall the Farm Security Admins
tration program for low-ineome
farmers be expanded in wartime
a. a means of increasing total
food production
The Department liberals" be-
lieve now II the time 10 place the
greatest emphasis on aiding small
farmers TO increase their produe-
ton; that the big farmers can
take care of themselves. They
want free-handed government
policy of lending and giving.
The conservatives" - the
quotes are used because few on
either side will agree To the label
ing TO place more emphasis
on farming In the more produe-
tive regions. on well-equipped
farms and less on worn-out, insf-
fieient farms.
II Ia, basioally. a fight for
power. The struggle II for power
TO shape not only the war pro-
gram for agriculture but the post
war program. Those who have
fought for the low-incoms farm
or, the shars-cropper. fear their
work will be lost N thu eonSer-
natives have their way.
AGAINST LARGE HOLDINGS
They have fought for the
fsmily-sizs. seIf-supporting farm
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governors mansion. ia finally
getting around 10 providing room
and board for it, chief sxecu-
tiyes
A bill now pending before the
SGD state legislature would APP
propriate a Lansing home. Leg
islatOrs favor purchase Of the
Turner homestead. which was re-
built IS years ago a. . replica
Of Mt Vernon. the home Of
George Washington. The home
contains spacious living quarters.
servants rooms, an elevator.
basement vault, and two types
Of heating system In addition 10
sir-conditloning for sum mer
months.
The bill proposing purchase Of
the home. introduced BY Senator
Carl r. De Lano. Kalamazoo.
also spproprstss 100000 20
purchase adjoining property
where the state would erect a
building 70 house the Michigan
historical museum and archives.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23

canned and bottled-al types
and varieties Ii Is n IL
BABY FOODS CANNED BOTTLED all varieties
MILK and CEREALS ounees-ineluding s ront
So including 9 points.
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Point System
Begins Mar. !
Supply Of Foods
To Do Decreased

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s~las charts ~ posting N ~
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nssse.s f.~6 ss~vs~ hpfev> eee-
.sss~r s.t>> ~ rnss~~e1 f~s1s ssevts
11arrA 4.
Ths seriousness II th> shortage
II ths focdstuffx nruwn sai1-
nssss i Increasingly Imprrtant
mat esnsam<rs declare eas<tiy tno
number - cans - foc1 a hand n
escsss nf the nv <ans allowed To-
ench psrsnn N IN family.
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ssenus sss~aa. wn1pA - -
cs@e pnrs II - rnolnu - ~
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Every time ypa op>n . can n
home pe1ked fruits o. vegetables
and forsge the purehass AZ ~
sIonsd fosd. yoa hep t,st shsl
! mach b relieve aur danuerpus food
shoftanee." ~ aid.
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~ against large land holdings.
They have sought 10 break up
those holdings They regard their
work a. a crusade begun under
the direction Of DR. William Aisx.
ander. early Farm Security Ad.
mlnlatrator
The future shape Of American
farming may he vitality affected
by the outcome n the struggle
between the two groups, The de-
gliding factor IL expected by many
To be the attitude Of Congress.
Many Congressman have Indicated
opposition to what they termed
"sooialistic" policies regarding
farm reforms.
Tho liberal group within the
Department. o. whom Appleby
generally IL regarded NJ thu
leader. point out that more than
one-quarter OF all farmers last
year had cash income Of less
than $500. They regard II ~ a
government obligation 10 correct
that maiadjustment In income.
wickArd 10 regarded within the
Department a. a "middIe-of-ths-
reader" lie owns = prosperous
Indiana farm. but he has been q
consistent champion OF the small
farmer. Ills determination 10
place greatest reliance during the
war emergency on farming In the
more productive areas 10 produce
additional food led to the resig-
nations.
He says he still intends TO help
the small farmer. but he wants
every farmer where he can pro.
| dlIce the most during the var.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23
PAY BY WEEK on MONTE

All kinds of denllstry Interest charge. Ihese -
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with Accepted Credit. Mako your own tsrns. wifhin
reason Prices quotsd In advance. Yes pay ne snns
with credit you % for essh. Make first ea withoet
appointment Start your dental wosk immsdistsay
and pay later, ~ you paid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23

rs~ts shsss< 10 ssia< wikh - yssss.
sa4 sben fea ere kh@1H<a2 > dental
sssifs-'.i I s@sss l. a. sss ss5 siss ~
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23

TROY. n. niss vsra Colo
waty had loss II nsws far ksr
boy friend IN the army. ehs
wrote . isstsr almost 10 fest
long when Pvt Louis nesupar.
liant received n 81 Fort Jaehson.
q G.. where he vas stationed.
he had Iust 80 much 10 tell her
No he fillsd thu rsveFss side and
mailed u hack. Ne sshsd Miss
oolowsty "a wnte some more
long mlssisss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23
Keeping Fighters
Worm In Arctic

The Army Air Corps has con-
traeted for light. portable shelters
10 be used In the Alcutianr and
other cold places. Each shelter
consists Of two quiltilke sections
insulated with glass fiber. with
fiams-proof muslin and water
proof and piAstic-trsatsd fabric
on the outside. 80 light IL the
design that such a shelter can be
transported by air Because ~
the gians.fiber insulation the
weight Of fuel required 10 main
tain n comfortable shelter IL re-
duced by thrse-quartsrs. LAmin-
ated wood ribs are used for the
supporting frame and insulated
plywood for the floor. The weight
10 / 200 pounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23
Michigan Plans
To Buy Home
For Governor

LANsING-Hichigan. which
has gone over 100 years without
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ar bottled-sn
varieties % Is II
Baby foods canned and bottled all and milk
ounce-includng point bs
Guiding points
THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ARE NOT INCLUDED
Candied Fruits Chill
Jeles Olives Pickles, Potato Relshes
Fruits over POUNDS.
Frozen Vegetables IN containers
Fruit Juices containers gallon.
Meat Stews containing vegetables.
Products spaghetti
they packed with added vegetable
Vegetable Juices In containers on gallon.
ByProduc Vegetables soya
Min Fruit and Vegetable Dyes and SIMILAR products
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father In the intrepid housewife Of
80. hswing her way through the
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