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fNewman's Grocery
Draft
Buying Prices)

Continued from Page One)
ent children are still in effect, he
said.
The only men with children who
are being selected for induction at
the present time" McNutt con-
tinued, ARE those in whose cases
the dependency was acquired After
Dec. s. 1871, or at a time when
selection was imminent
Induction of other fathers can
not take place until Selective Ser
vice headquarters changes its re-
gulations-until there is direct
authorization by national head
quarters"
However, II was learned, induc-
ton of these fathers will almost GER
tainly become general within the
next three to four months.
Both VINO head McNutt and Sc
lective Service Director Hershey
have repeatedly stated that the
end OF the pool OF single men Is
now in sight and that married men
will have to be taken.
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Municipal Court

Mrs. Jessie Bennett. 6l3 S. HUI
ron St, on her fourth arrest here
by local police, was fined SIS and
costs in the municipal court today
as she pleaded guilty TO a charge
of intoxication and disorderly con-
duct.
Robert A. Smith and Martha L.
Book were bound over to circuit
court Tuesday on charges OF i'm.
morality when they waived pre-
lminary examination and were
placed in the county Jail on failure
to post $500 bond. Miss Book first
filed complaint Monday with pO-
lice that Smith had deserted her.
Police questioning led to a confu-
sion in her statements and finally
resulted in her arrest as well as
Smiths. She was living at rs
w. Michigan Ave. at the time Of
her arrest and Smith was living
in Wyandotte. He is a Bomber
Plant worker.
Harold Briggs, 80 Harris St, and
Paul O. Hurley Is S, Washington
St, pleaded guilty to the charges
of intOxication and disorderliness,
in municipal court, and were fined
$40 each.
Pedro Gusman, 500 n River St,
pleaded guilty 10 charge Of disord-
erliness and paid a fine OF $40.
Fines paid for traffic violation
we're as follows: Robert Gram
beau. 1885. expired operators IL
cense; Robert Wendt, Saginaw, IS,
Jack Button, Sc. Edward Duffy, g.
and Allen r. Gorno, Petersburg,
Mich, $40, speeding; Mont Darts,
Monroe, IS. driving against traffic;
Mrs. Patrick Spragg, Detroit, 90,
passing on hill. Curtis Eckbert,
Dearborn, SO. Charles Z. Wallace,
SO, and Ernest B. Williams, 81,
stop violation; and w. B. Stewart
Howell, 81, speeding and no opera
tors license on person. Total OF
fines paid for minor traffic Of
lenses was 80
Leroy Thayer, 2l0 Forest Ave,
larceny from building at 2l4 +.
Forest Ave. and the trial was ad-
journed to Mar. 1 at p. m. A
bond was posted.
Richard Stoddard, $50 9. Devon
shire Rd.. charged with malicious
and wilful destruction OF personal
property at Michigan Ave. plead
ed guilty and was ordered 10 pay n
fine and costs, amounting TO S25,
and restitution Of $50 The s25 was
paid and arrangements made for
paying restitution.
Frank Turentine, formerly OF
Austin. Tex. with no Ypsilanti ad-
dress. pleaded guilty TO the charge
Of intoxication and paid a fine OF
$40.
Elmer Pinard. RID. Ypsilanti,
paid a fine OF SIS for speeding.
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War

CONTINUED from Page One)
| full iombings OF Berlin, Wilhelm,
shaver, Cologne and other cities.
Two Na1i bombers we're shot
down over London during the futile
/ hitand-run raids which succeeded
only in starting a few small fires
that we're quickly brought under
control. Meantime reports reach
ing London said that the devastat.
ing attack on Berlin had disrupted
the city's public services, and that
for hours after the raid the German
capital had been without lights,
gas or water
Fury Mounting
The mounting fury of the bomb
ing 'ampaign against Germany and
occupied Europe was revealed in
an air ministry announcement
which said that attacks had been
made every day and % nights dur
ing February.
While the Raj struck from the
west the Russian offensive assum-
ed menaCing proportions as the
Red army surged ahead on a 900
mile front following the capture OF
Rzhev.
This strongly fortified city, at the
tip of a deep wedge in the Russian
lines, had held out stubbornly for
more than IS months Its fall out
TANKS German positions at NyaZ.
ma and Gzhatsk to the south, and
opens the way for Russin armies
to move IN force into the salient
westward to Velikie Luki. The
rail line from Moscow to Velikie
Luki is now cleared over a 275-
mile stretch.
News Good
In North Africa also the news
was cheerless for the Axis. Ameri-
can, British and French forces
held the initiative on all fronts af-
ter beating of enemy attacks. Brit
ish artillery smashed German Of
fensive fOTays in North Tunisia,
and American forces moved ahead
on the central sector, encounter
ing no resistance in advances on
Faid Pass and Gafsa.
only land mines slowed down
the pace of the advances.
In South Tunisia planes and ar
tillery OF the British eighth army
pounded the fortidcations Of the
MaTeth Line. French columns,
driving around the southern end
OF the Mareth Line, occupied Meta,
Is miles south of Gafsa.
The London Daily Express said
that recent Allied offensiyes had
knocked out at least third OF
the Axis tanks, and taken a toll OF
several thousand casualties.
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Police

Continued from Page One)
the Bomber Army Post says the
provost marshal from Selfridge
Field will take the matter up with
Chief Patch today, The affair of
Pvt. Joseph Procurato which caus-
ed the police so much difficulty
Wednesday provoked the criticism
from Chief Patch.
Dsorderly Soldier
Pvt Joseph A. Precurato. 905
Quartermaster department OF the
local army unit was arrested by
police at 12:15 a. m. today charged
with being intoxicated and disor-
derby al 8 W. Michigan Ave.
Answering a call from the pro
prietor OF the tavern, police found
several soldiers in An alteration
PreCurato was placed under arrest
and escorted to the police car wait
ing at the curb, police returning to
the tavern 10 attend to the others.
- lplltt lul HtN lbhdil lIF AdN
ern. Precurato leaped from the pc
lice car and ran off shouting GO
ahead and shoot me-
Police later saw Precurato hitch
hiking near Ecorse Rd. and f.
Michigan Ave. AS they gave chase.
he ran, but was cornered behind a
nearby house and fought police
sayagely. Officers clothes were
torn and they received scratches
and minor bruises as they got him
into the police car.
He was taken to the city Jail
where he protested being put in
the cell but was subdued receiving
scratches in his tussle again with
officers. Later, he was taken by
police to Boyer Hospital where the
surgeon who treated his wounds
recommended Precurato who was
to be turned over to military police
be kept under observation for pos
sible skull fracture.
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EXTRACTION PLANNED

Ionia, Mich. Mar. 4-AP-Initial
steps toward extradition OF 17-year-
old Donald Temelco from Canada
To face murder charge for the
impulse" killing OF Clara John
son. 10, war plant worker, were
being taken today Meanwhile the
youths grief.stricken family pledg-
ed him their help and the mother,
Mrs. Riste Temelco, who was pros.
trated at the police report OF the
confession. blamed drinking for
her boys trouble.
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Births

Twins. To Nr. aad Mrs. Milton
Reed, col z. Michigan Ave. born
at 81. Joseph Hospital. Ann Ar5or.
Sunday. The daughter. weighing
60 pounds. is named Catherine
Louise, the son, weighing 81 pounds
Is named John.
Son To M. and MS. Charles
". Parsons. 5u5 Judd Rd. Milan,
Mar. AT Boyer Hospital! weight
six pounds. 10 ounces.
Daughter. To Mr.. and Mrs. Award
Schriber Ford Blvd. Rte. 4. iqsi-
lauti. Mar. 9, att Beyer Hospital.
weight four pounds, Is ounces.
Daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Sandcl 5J7 Emmett ST., Ypsllauu,
Mar. 8. at Boyer Hospital, weight
Sereu pounds, five ounces.
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Husband Wants
His Ration Book

New York, Mar. 4-INS-Charg-
ing that she ran away from his
home. Edward I. Griffith today
sought a writ OF habeas corpus ord
ering the appearance in supreme
court OF his wife, his siX-year-old
daughter and his ration book.
Worried over his predicam ent
which leaves him without sugar.
coffee, shoes. canned foods and
soon-meat, Griffith stressed in his
petition that the ration book "is
very essential to me at this time. /"
His wife is comely Alice Patricia
Griffith, one of the Is beauties who
shared in the estate OF the late
Jefferson w. Seligman, interna-
tional banker.
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Has Scarlet Fever
Miss Evelyn Austin is Ill with
scarlet fever.
c. II. Cornwell has been on
business trip for the past week, to
Iron Mountain.
Mrs Henry Collins spent Fri
day evening with her daughter and
son-in.law, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Harwood, Rawsonvill.e
Mary Murray. Detroit, was Sun
day visitor of Mr.. and Mrs Parker
Murray and family.
Miss Orvilla Colby, Kalamazoo,
spent the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Colby.
Marley Krieger spent Sunday in
Detroit, at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald j. Walters and daugh-
ter, Sylvia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Cady will
soon move from their apartment on
the Richard Wright farm to an
apartment on Z. Judd Rid
Dale Armstrong, Edward Lsthers
anu lNOUtlI Adlltl dlltuutu pal "
for the members OF the basketball
team at the home OF Harrison Har-
wood. Jacksonville. Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Collins, Ypsi-
lanu. were Sunday evening dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo
Cady.
Miss Orvilla Colby will return TO
Kalamazoo after three months
training at the Children's Hospital,
Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs Grover Colby and
daughters. OryilIa and Bessie, were
guests OF Mrs. George Nelson.
Worthwhile. Sunday.
Joseph Mueller and Paul janet
son were Thursday evening dinner
guests OF Eugene Armstrong Paul
Jameson left for Fort Custer the
next day.
Viola Mae Armstrong sang a
solo at the church service, Sunday
morning.
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Daily Market Report
LIVESTOCK
Livestock

LIVESTOCK
Detroit, Mich, mar. 4 - Choice
led steers, $l3.2S 1900; com
mon grassy steers, $lS.50-l5.Z5;
Beef COWS $IO.i5-l2.5O; cutter COWS
SS.iO-lU.o0; sausage bulls, from
Tll.o0-l3.
Caves: good and choice grades.
$3.50, common and medium
grades, $l5-lS.
hogs: Good TO choice butchers
scaling $50 $50 lbs, late at
sl5.So-l6.UO; stays, Sl5.25 1850,
sows, $li.25-l4.5U.
Sheep: CnOIce native lambs
$1,000 medium 10 good lambs,
Slo25 1925; common throwouts,
$1l4.
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SABOTAGE DOWN

Detroit, Mar 4-AP-- LOepera-
ton OF labor and management is
largely responsible for keeping
sabotage at a minimum In the
Sixth Service Command, Nai-Gen.
Henry 5. Aurand, commanding gen.
eral, said today. General Auranu,
making q tour OF the command,
said at an interview that the num-
Der Of cases OF sabotage and at
tempted sabotage IN the IS months
Of war for this country has been
trivial. The Sixth Service Com.
mand embraces Michigan, Illinois
and Wisconsin.
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Pick Of The Air Today

EVOLUTIONARY Your Wal
Job:
7:S0-Metropolitan Opera U.S.A.:
S:3O-Town Meeting, "Air STRAIT.
egy;
9:30-Spotlight Bands:
l0:30-Wings TO Victory.
S-s:3O-Drama Dark Destiny;
9:30-Aliredo Antonini concert;
l0:15-Report on Latin America;
1O:45-Basketball, Creighton vs..
Kansas.
Friday
NBC- 1913 a. m.-The O'Neills;
l:l5 p. mt. S. Marine Band.
BS-S:3O-Indianapolis Sympho-
ny;
4:15-Green Valley U.S.A.;
5:00-Madeleine Carroll Reads.
BLUE-l2: 30-Farm and Home pro
gram;
S:l5-My story, drama:
4:30-Johnny DOughboy tron
London.
MBS 1870 -Edgewood Arsena!
Band
2:30-lphiladelphia Orchestra.
4:30-Themes and Variations.
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FUNDS CONTRIBUTED

Pontiac. Mar 4-AP-A contribu-
ton OF $52,5OO from the Pontiac
Motor, Fisher Body and yellow
Truck and Coach Manufacturing
Divisions OF General Motors Corp,
to the Oakland County Red Cross
was announced Wednesday.
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GET WONDERFUL RELIEF
For Burn and Itch Of Simple
P-l-L-E-S!!

Simple pils- need not ~raek and toytur.
you ~ith maddeninR Itch. burn and irrtta-
ton. stusrt's Pyramid Suppositori.s bring
auick. welcome relief Their 7-~sy mediea.
ton means real comfort. reduces strain.
help tighten rslaxed membranes. gently
lubricHtes snd s0ftsns Protsetivs snd anti
chains. % essy 10 use. It's wonderful a. bs
FREE Of pile tGrturs again. Get gsnuins
stusrt's Pyramid Svppostoriss ~ your drug
store without dslay soc end tho - on
makers nonsy-bsek Guarantee
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NOW
SHE SHOPS
cash and CARRY
Without Painful Backachs

Many sufferers relieve nasging baekaebs
quickly, once they discover that the real
cause Of their trouble may be tired kidnsya
The kidneys are Natures chief way Of tax
ing the excess acids and waste out Of tho
blood. They help most people pass about 3
pints a day.
When disorder Of Kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain In your blood, IL
may cause nhggins backae be, rheumatic pains.
leg pains, loss Of Pep and energy, getting Up
nights, swelling, puihness under tho eyes.
headaches and dizEncss. Frequent or scanty
passegee with smarting and burning some
times shows there IL something wrong with
your kidneys or bladder.
Don't uaitl Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills. used succ, ssfu'ly by millions Tor over
40 years. They give happy relief and will help
The rI'es az lfau-v tunes fush out poison
QUE watts from your blood Get Deans Iils.
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EruItn

Detroit, Mich, Mar. A.
APPLBS-Baldwins. No. /, S1.1.25
bu.; Delicious, No. /. s1.75.2.00
bu.; No. 2, $3.50 bu.; Mcintosh
fancy, S2-2.50 bu.; No. l, $l.60-1.75
bu.; No. 2, 75c-s1.OO; Greetings,
No. ]. 9Oc-S1.25 bu.: SHOWS, fan
cy. sl.35 bu.; No. /. 9Oc-s1.15 bu.:
No. 2, 50-75c bu.; Northern Spies,
No. l. s1.50-2; No. 2. 75c-s1; Jon.
athans, No. 1, 1882 bu.
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National BroadeastIno Company
RED NETWORK -WLW 700, WWJ
$50. WHAM lls0. WMAQ $40.
BLUE NETWORK-WXYZ 1910,
WLW 700. WGN 700.
Columbia 5roadeastina Company
WJR 100. WBBM $50. WCKY 1880.
WFBM 1860. VICAR 14S0. WBNS
1860. WOOD 1910.
BLUE NETWORK-WOWO 1890.
Mutual 5roadeasting Company
RED NETWORK WLW 100.
BLUE NETWORK - WLW 700.
CkLW 500, WJBK 1890.
Tonight
NBC-S-Fanny Brice and Frank
Morgan;
S:30-Henry Aldrich;
9:0O-Bing Crosby;
9:30-Rudy Vallee;
l0:00-Abbott and Costello:
March OF Time, William NJ.
letters.
New Ransom sherman
series.
S:30-Death Valley Days:
300 Major Bowes Amateurs;
go Stage Door Canteen;
l0:00-FrSt Line. [. $. Navy.
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ANNOUNCES AGREEMENT

Washington, Mar ZAP The
National War Labor Board yester,
day announced a wage agreement
providing an increase OF 3.39 cents
an hour for $500 employees OF the
Campbell, Wyant & Cannon Foun
dry Company OF Muskegon. Mich
The increase is retroactive to Aug
ust :. 1912
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Deaths
ALBERT X. MUM


Foster Thumm and William C
Downing were called to Fenton
Wednesday by the death Of Albert
Hanstead Num-, who died March
!, aged sixty years and two months
Mr.. Num- was born IN Argyle
Mich. the son OF Rev. Isaac b
Num- and Mary Ann Hanstead
Num-.
He was graduated from the Mich
igan State Normal College and the
Conservatory Of Music in 1925 and
taught school in Michigan and Flor.
ida until he was taken in in 1886.
For the past fifteen years he had
lived in the family Of Arthur
Davis, his partner and close
friend. He was a member Of the
First Methodist Church in ST
Petersburg. Fla. He is survived
by three brothers, Lewis, William
and Edwin Nunn: two sisters, Mrs
Ida ". Denton. Los Angeles. Cal
and Mrs. Nellie VI. Jennings. Hale.
Mich. and many nieces and neph.
eVs Burial was made at Hale,
Thursday
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WILLIAM RENWIcK BENTON

WILLIAM RENWICK BENTON
William Benwigk Renton passed
away this morning at 1870 at his
home at as ". Michigan Ave,
following a long illness
Mr. Rentou suffered a very Sc
we're stroke September 30. 1888.
and had been confined to his home
since that time. never having been
able TO talk or walk.
Mr. Renton was born In Scotland
and came 10 this country with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Rem
ton in May 1853 when a boy of nine
years OF age.
Preceding his illness. Mr.. Rem
ton was an employe Of the Shaefer
Hardware Company for several
years.
He was a member OF the Ypsi-
lanti Camp No. SO OF the Spanish
War Veterans and formerly be.
longed to the Knights OF Pythias.
In 1905 he married Miss Nina
VI. Fletcher and six sons We're born
10 them. Two passed away in in.
fancy and Carlton A was killed
in an automobile accident Decem.
Der ;, 1884.
Surviving NJ. Renton are his
wife. three sons, Harold j., VII
liam. Jr. and John Douglas. Npsi-
Ianu: four grandchildren. Shirley
Ann (Armada) daughter Of Carl
ton A Janet May and Beverly
Ann. daughters Of Harold J.. and
Sandra Lee. daughter of William.
Jr.. three brothers. James p Of
Kalamazoo. John r. and George u.
OF Ypsilanti; and four sisters, Mrs
Charles (Sarah) Blaekie of Brit
ish Columbia. Jane Of Detroit, Az.
mes and Janet, Ypsilanti
Funeral services will he from the
Worden Geer Funeral Home, sat
urday afternoon al $50 with Rev.
William Shaw officiating Burial
Will be in Highland Cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral
home at any time
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RIO DE JANEIRO-AP- Cauby
da Costa Arauio, president OF Pa
nair, an affiliate Of Pan American
Always was acquitted by federal
military tribunal today on charges
OF "a crime against the national
security"
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NEW DELHI-AP-Mohandas X
Gandhi. who ended 81 day hunger
strike yesterday at Poona, spent a
resttul night and awoke in good
spirits this morning, a government
bulletin announced today.
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Butter and EqQs

Detroit, Mich, Mar. -
BUTT BK-45-46c.
EGGS-Whites u. S. Extras (Grade
Al, large, SO 12-ilc; medium, 3519-
3Sc; L. 5. standards (Grade
b, large, 1880; medium, &c;
Browns, L. 5. extras, (grade Al,
large, 81 12-3Sc.
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CYCIIST KILLED

Grand Rapids, Mar. 4-AP -
owen Hall, Is. died in st. Mary's
Hospital Wednesday night shortly
after being struck by an automo-
bile as he rode his bicycle.
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MSC-S. Auxiliary

"sSsN o. FNhNlila'J
At the w. S. c. S. Auxiliary
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Rex
Talladay, February "a, there was a
short business meeting concerning
missionary boxes. Games were en-
joyed and the hostess served re-
freshments The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Murray Day,
Wednesday evening, March 81.
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ensd
NOW HEARS CLOCK TICK

A n Bestohenou. Newark. n j.. writes: -Bsfors
using orotuns Ear Drops. { was so dsafsned i coa.d
not hear the clock tick After using Orutuns, Z can
hear the clock itch with both cara" Thoufsnds
nO~ hard OF hearing would hear clearly and dis
tinctly again. and get reisf from buzzfnS Ringing
bead noises. ciogged 10 feeling in carr n impaired
var that blocks canals and presses n sensitive
ssrtruus removed Try safe Orotuns o directed
Contains an fzgredisnt especially rsooumsndsd ~
uhs purpose Druggists. Hssith Food esursL
All druggists.
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Detroit, Mich, Mar. A.
WHEAT-No. /, $l.6l.
BARLEY Mating range, l4.5
moisture, $l.Oo-i.US; feeding, sue.
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Poultry

Detroit, Mich, Mar. A
Brollers ztl2c: tryecs, 29c; roast.
ers 3Z12-54c; stays. 21-2SEac; capons
o6-37c; hens Z542-Z6l2c COCKS, IS1a-
ls42c; ducks, 2o12c; geese, 26hsc,
turkeys, 33-34c.
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DIES IN EIRE

Detroit. Mar. ZAP Malcolm
Martin, 3D. died in a fire which
swept a rooming house here Wed.
nesday night.
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Ypsilanf Briefs


Mis- Eunice Doty, lO9sl MartE
Rd., Willis. reported To state police
that while she was walking along
the road near Willis Wednesday
night, she accepted an automobile
ride from a man about 25 years OF
age and six feet tall, but that when
she was about 10 leave his car In
front OF her home. be seized her
purse and drove off while she stood
by helpless. She says there were
{63 aud her birth certificate in the
purse. Police are investigating.
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Stony Creek
FAMILY DINNER

Stony Greek, Mar. 4-Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Day, Donald BoHtan,
New York, Miss Nina Fishlock,
Ann ArbOr, and Mrs. Pauline Cobb,
La sing, were Sunday dinner guests
C Mrs. Alice Fishlock.
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WATERFORD, Eirs-AP-Seven
persons were killed, y were in
jured and two reported missing to.
day when a portion Of 60-foot wall
surrounding Waterford Prison col.
lapsed on an adjoining row OF
houses.
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Purse Conc

Mrs. Jimmy Hunt, 20 s. ADAMS
St, reported to police the theft o,
her purse containing 81 and two
defense bonds from her home Wed
nesday She SAID she left IL on
the kitchen table while she left
the house a few minutes and when
SIZE came back the purse vas gone.
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LONDON-AP- The German
controlled Paris radio reported to-
day from Madrid that the Spanish
cabinet had met twice within the
past As hours TO discuss a number
of important questions relating 10
internal policy.
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Reina Held

Charles Anderson. L. $. soldier,
charged with being A.W.OL. 10
days, WIS arrested by police Wed.
nesday ate noon al 81 y. Huron
ST He IS being ne.d for military
authorities
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Very III

lila Mae Miller is very i'll with
pneumonia at her home on the
Willis Rd.
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All druggists.
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Has Scarlet Fever
Miss Evelyn Austin is i'll with
scarlet fever.