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her husband. she now offered NO
suggestions. The thought of Susan
and Adam working together at the
factory bothered her. She began
wishing she had taken up cooking
instead CT newspaper work.
I'll talk it over with Bill" Sill
san now was saying. I'll speak to
nm tonight at dinner" She smiled.
After he's full of a good meal and
III an amiable frame of mind"
DO that" said Adam. "I'n be
waiting to hear from you" He ran
down the steps. then to his car
See what you can do to persuade
her. Brenda" he called back.
Brenda smiled fccbly, but said
nothing. She waved gcodby. as
did Susan also. Then she went bac,,
INTO the house. feeling oddly IN
easy. Maybe she'd been a foo, to
get Susan Potter all dUlled I'm with
iipstlck, new hair-do. rouge ard
earrings. Maybe she had started
something she wasn't going "a he
able to handle, like the boy with
his SNOWFALL. That look in Adam
North's eyes when he talked to Sill
san about the cafeteria, that en-
citing something or other in his
voice. Adam never looks at me like
that,' She thought with a touch OF
annoyance. And I darn well wish
That he would" she admitted.
AS Adam North drove back to-
ward Linvillc and his factory a lot
OF thoughts were jumping about in
ms head-thoughts that had to do
with Susan. Brenda. the cafeteria.
the way Susan's hair looked. the
way Brenda eyed him, and some of
The things she had said to him. 1t
disturbed him-althnugh he did not
like TO admit it the way Brenda
looked at him, a sort Of amused
twinkle in her eye. 1t was almost
as though she were secretly pokine
fun at him because of the way he
dashed around ut the bidding of
Linville's wives. She evidently
thought that he had no backbone
at all when it came TO women. And
he'd like to show her how wrong
she was. He would like to show
her that he could get one of Lin
ville's wives to do something at his
bidding-like having Susan Potter
come down and get the factory
cafeteria running as he wanted il
TO run. He admired Brenda Leigh.
but somehow or other her SUPER
sophistication got under his skin.
She probably didn't mean to make
him feel that way at all, but she
did so just the same. He got the
idea she was thinking of him as a
small-town man-not very bic
frog in a not so large pond-aI-
though she complimcntcd him on
what he had accomplished with the
Old buggy factory. While Brenda
had been growing worldly in Ma,.-
haitian. he had just gone on being
a Linville male.
Darn it ALL" he said to himself,
I'D like to show her a thing or
two-prove to her that I'm net
aged 13 mentally, where women are
concerned" If only he could per-
Suade Susan to come dcv.r and
(To Re CcNtinu"d)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-10
KNOW YOUR FOODS hx Mn-x a.u

SoMe OF OUR MOST VALUABLE
FOODS. WIDELY USED TODAY WERE
At ONE TIME LITTLE USED BECAUSE
OF SOCIAL TABOO. PROMINENT EXAM
PIES ARE LIVER. COFFEE, MARGARINE.
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES,
PARTICULARLY TOMATOES.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-10
CHAPTER SIX

THE SOUND of an automobile
coming up the drive broke the
beauty hint conversation between
Brenda and Susan. They both hur-
ried to the window. and were just
jim time to see Adam North getting
out of his roadster.
"Well, what on earth is he doing
out here? Susan said.
Il don't know" Brenda replied.
Come on. let's go ask him."
They ran down the steps and out
to the front door.
"Oh. so it's you girls" Adam
said. Il saw smoke coming from
the chimney, and thought maybe
tramps were camping in the
house." Then he stopped suddenly
and stared at Susan. For CRYING
out loud!" he said.
Whats the matter?" said Su-
san.
You" said Adam. whats hap
.pened to you?"
Tin wearing my hair a new
way"
ITS swell" Adam compliment
ed. Boy, it certainly does things
to YOU"
by the way" Brenda cut in,
what are you doing out here in
the middle of the day?"
Il often take n little ride out
into the country at lunch time"
Adam replied. 1T sort of clears out
my brain. can work better when
l get back to the factory"
Il see. I thought perhaps you
were out to make plans about re-
modelling my old house"
I'd like TO make plans of that
Sort" Adam smiled. But you say
you're not going to SELL"
No. I'm not. After being out
here with Susan. cooking in the old
Kitchen, and going over the house.
/ knew I can never part with it."
TOO bad. But I'll shop around a
bit for another old house to re-
model"
Maybe Bill can help YOU" said
Susan. lie knows every old house
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" y [;.l!1 : ] 4: X A*2!:'AAl!
. MaIklNS E: WRIGHT1

for miles around"
ferhaps you can buy Alicia
carriers house." said Brenda. "sbe
is planning to sell.
Il know, but Bill has ideas fo,
turning her place into a sort OF
center for the factory workers, ;
SAID Adam. He turned to Susan
Speaking of the factory. how
about dropping in some day soor
and having a look at the cafeteria :
l have a cook and some good helm
but I'm afraid they don't know
much about balanced menus"
DO they have to be balanced p,
asked Brenda.
They should be. The right sor,
OF food for helping people turn out
better work. Not too much heavy
stuff, and yet things that arc
strengthening"
Like the proper sorts of salads VI
said Susan, interested. And stews
l know--1 fix them for Bill. He
thrives on them, and yet doesn't
get fat"
THE idea exactly" said Adam
I've been thinking of sending
away for a young woman to come
and take charge for IL time, one OF
those very modern women well ur
on the subject of dietetics.
thought she could make study O,
the cafeteria and get it Started
along scientific lines"
But can you make workers en-,
what they don't like?" Brenda
wanted to know.
L don't mean serve things the,
don't like" Adam said. II mean
"Of course he doesn't mean
that" said Susan. 1.-The prope,
sort of food, a well-balanced diet
doesn't have to consist of things
mat don't taste good. I know a LOT
OF things. inexpensive to make
That are terribly good. and"
say, l have an idea" exclaimed
Adam. why don't you come down
and take charge of the cafeteria for
time ?"
You mean come down and actu.
ally work in the cafeteria"
Yes" said Adam. "I'I nav VOL
a salary. the same as would a pro.
fessional. And I'd much rather
have you there. So would Sam. the
cook, and the others. You're a ma.
tive of Linville and they'u he
much more apt to listen to vo,
than to some woman from off
somewhere"
"Oh, but I couldn't. What would
happen to my homc?"
You could get a maid"
Il know. but" Susan STONED
short. She was thinking. Maybe il
Bill Potter found out that she was
capable of holding down a Job, that
she might even do it, he'd stor
spending so much time away from,
home. 1T sounds fascinating" she
went on presently. Il do know
foods-since my Aunt Martha wa:
the best cook in Linville county,
Then think it over, Susan-sc.
riously. mean" said Adam. AND
let me know. have a feeling We
could work it out swell together.
Brenda said nothing. Although
she had been urging Susan &c
change if she wanted to hold onto
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-10
SYNOPSIS

ADAM NORTH. young bachelor who
recently converted an old Linyilic
buggy factory into Il war plant he
comes .'lill-in' standby for inc
towns party givers. among then:
being
SUSAN POTTER. whose husband. Bill
has lately been breaking evening
dates to negotiate q real estate
deal with
ALICIA CARTER. a willy, fiirtatious
widow. Adam. unknowlnEly. is loved
by his secretary.
RUTH MooREHOUSE. who at present
is having difficulty dissuading the
affections OF
JACK VINTON. n mechanic in the
plant. Adam. not being aware OF
Rnth's feelings. is Just becoming In
trigucd with
BRENDA LEIGH, who IS now enioy-
ing an extended vacation in IinviIie
which she left several years ago to
launch a journalistic career In New
York City.
YESTERDAY: Susan receives n thor
ough- going lecture on her appear
ance from Brenda while the two are
at the old Leigh country mansion.
Brenda has just shown Susan how to
fix her hair more attractively and has
touched off the effect with q bright
set of earrings.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The undersigned having qualified
as Administrator OF the estate OF
Nicholas John Trakas. deceased, late
of Vance County, North Carolina,
this is notice TO all persons TO pre-
sent their claims against the said es-
tate TO the undersigned. or his attor-
neys, in Henderson. North Carolina,
on or before the 9Th day Df August,
1914, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate settlement.
This 9th day of August, 1913.
JOHN METAJAS,
Administrator Of the Estate OF
Nicholas John Trakas.
GholsOn &c Gholson.
Attorneys for Administrator.
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Gepd Time ADaits You
At Club On Boulevard

Now let's 60 out to Raui's Club
on the Boulevard, where John
Pritchard and his orchestra will
entertain friends and Customers.
The popular host, Raul, will be
right there to greet the nice peo-
pie who go out to this popular
night spot, where folks are enter
tanned in delightful atmosphere
situated amid the lovely palms and
shrubbery. This establishment
opens daily at o'clock.
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HARRIS school
PIT. A. ASSEMBLIES


The Harris School PIT. A.
held its last yearly meeting re
Gently in the school auditorium.
The new PIT. A. officers for
the Harris School and also the
new County Council officers were
installed at that time.
Mrs. Mary Molina was award
ed a past-president pin.
The following classes were
winners of the PIT. A. banner:
Intermediate Department =
Mrs. Mavereen Meador, "A; Mrs.
Mary Ely, GA.
Primary Department = Mrs.
Magdaline Huddleston, BIB; Miss
Marie Haskins, 2A-2B.
Mrs. Thelma Watkins was the
lucky winner of pound of
Maxwell House coffee.
After the business session.
both teachers and parents en-
joyed a social hour.
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STORES TO RESUME
HALLIDAY CLOSING

Joe Pearlman said to the best
of his knowledge, Key West was
the first town in Florida to inaug-
urate halliday closing on Thurs
days.
This year the dry goods and
clothing stores, as always, will
start their halliday closing with
the first Thursday in June, and
will continue through the last
Thursday in August.
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UNION alEdFjIlNl:: ]
FOUR MEN VOTE
CBy Associated Press)

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, May
'aff 22 !. 9thPf Ytsfne result of a
recent labor election in the Ross
Meehan Foundries here which
employ HUNDREDS of men.
Organizer o. S. Baxter of the
United Steelworkers of Amer
lea explained his union had ask
ed for the balloting by four
truckdrivers who were not COW
cred by a contrast under which
the union represents other work
ers in the plant.
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ARRIVES ON VISIT

Mrs. VIM. W. Demeritt, Jr.,
and daughter. Christine, arrived
this morning from Staunton,
Va, for visit with relatives
here.
Captain Demeritt, Jr., expects
to arrive in Key West at a later
date.
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PHONE 9T5O WITH
PAPER COMPLAINTS

Citizen subscribers who
heretofore called The Citizen
office on failure TO receive
their papers are requested
heretofore to call the Island
City Book Store. Phone $3.50.
from which the service win be
given. If you have not re-
ceived your paper by 6 p. m,
phone your address to $50.
Complaints will be accepted
until 2 p. m.
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Where?

interviewer = What is your
Wife's favorite dish?
Husband of Famous Movie Ae-
tress-According to the fan mag
azines it is peachbloom fudge
cake with orange-wisp salad-but
at home it's tripe and cabbage.
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roo LATE TO
CLASSIFY
BY RUSSELL KAY

z The efforts of Representatives
Collins and Carlton are praise
worthy and deserve serious and
careful consideration. Perhaps as
committees delve into the cues
ton additional helpful answers
viii present themselves.
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LOSES PURSE: KEEPS MONEY

MONTREAL.-When a purse
snatcher snatched the purse of a
Showdon woman, the purse flew
open and its contents fell on the
sidewalk. The would-be thief
drove away quickly, still holding
the purse, but the woman picked
up the contents, which included
$50 in money.
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HERE ON VISIT

Malcolm Walter, seaman First
Glass, has arrived in Key West for
a weeks visit with his wife and
family. Mr. Walter. who is a mem
Der of the United States forces,
has been overseas for six months.
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Chapter 80
Disaster

A<ACe4SsCA
I AURA PENNELL found Gig
II arctic and lit it. IT hope the
foolish boy hasn't been holding
out hopes and dreams to you.
Miss Vaughan" JalIli +
"Oh, no. Kathleen liedEnsOf
course not. He's been very kind
to me. but that's all"
"You know perfectly Wen you're
not telling the truth" Laura PEN
nell said. But never mind. Only
remember thisl I'm sticking
around from now on, so--well,
I'm sure you know what I'm driv-
ing at"
Kathleen struggled for a show
of dignity.
"It's terribly, sweet, of you to
have this little visit with me,
Mrs, Pennell." she said. But /
must be running along now.
Someone is waiting for me-"
IF it's Paul." said Mrs. PEN
nell, please tell him mama's
also waiting"
Kathleen made her escape, for
her departure was just that and
nothing less. She hurried around
the corner of the barn, feeling
like a very small child who had
been caught sampling the jam
jar.
She saw her uncle and hurried
over to him.
Hello. Kathleenl" he said.
"Congratulations!"J NJ 1881
Thanks" said Kathleen. I'm
tired. Uncle Frank. Would you
take me home now?" g liis
But, Ducky--I5 mean, Kath-
leen-it's early. planned to stick
around some. and visit. Besides,
if you don't mind. I'd like to take
Ruby for a late ride"
"You mean you refuse to take
me homer"
Certainly not. / tell you,. let
Joe take you. He's around here
some place"
Thanks very much" said
Kathleen. II can take one of those
taxis standing out there. Good
NIGHT"
boy. she certainly has got her
dander up!" Uncle Frank said, as
he watched Kathleen streak
across the open space to where
cars and taxis had been parked.
Wonder what could have hap
pened to her"
81 think / know" said Ruby.
"Paups wife appeared upon the
scene"
His wife?" said Uncle Frank,
astonished.
Uppercut
YES" answered Ruby. II sup
L pose should have told you
Paul was married, but / kept putt
ting it off. l saw her talking With
Kathleen a moment ago. She
probably scared the poor girl half
out of her wits" 8
81 hope she did," said. Uncle
Frank. Maybe it'll teach the girl
a lesson"
Joe joined them. Still want
me to take Kathleen home for
you, Mr. Frank?" he asked.
She's gone - in a taxicab. |"
Uncle Frank told him. She's rum
ming from Paul Pencils wife. |"
It was a cruel thing to say. but
Uncle Frank was annoyed. eff
you speed up you may catch her
before she goes to bed"
did you say Paul Pennells
wife?" inquired Joe-unbeliev-
ing.
HE did" said Ruby. "Paurs
been married for years-but he
has his moments with other
girls"
"Oh. he does, does he?" Joe
fiared. We'll. if he thinks he can
fool around with my girl. he's 60,
another think coming to him"
Where are YOU going?" Ruby
and Uncle Frank called, as Joe
started toward the barn theatre
I'm going to black a certain
actors eyes" said Joe.
Pardon me- he said. when he
saw a woman sitting beside Paul
as he removed his stage makeup
Pardon me, but I've got iot
to do"
Paul turned, Whats the idea
coming in without knocking?" he
demanded. ys sen
This is the idea" announced
Joe. He walked oyer to, where
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TEMPERATURES

Temperature DATA for the "a
hours ending $3.50 am, May 8.
l943, as reported by the U. S.
Weather Bureau:
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Americans in London join U. S.
Army at rate of so month.
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Q.-Are letters sent to soldiers
overseas censored at the post Of
flee where they're mailed or al
the APO. address?
A.-They are censored at the
port of embarkation.
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OIL have paid for three war
bonds but haven't received them
yet. What shall / do?
Aust keep buying and don't
worry. They're swamped with
work but your bonds are safe and
you'll get them eventually.
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FOR SALE-Very good factory
built Trailer Silver Dorne),
with room attached. 728 United
Street. may8-1tx
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Q.-What are Army vision re-
quirements for enlisted men?
A.-20-200 without glasses; or
corrected to 20-40 with glasses
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Q-Where can / get a birth
certificate?
A.-Bureau of Vital Statistics,
in the Capitol of the State in
which you were born.
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Off a soldier killed in battle
had no insurance, does the Gov
eminent take care of his Deepen
dents?
A-Yes, they get a pension, the
amount depending on their age.
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Low-PRIcED FEEDING

LONDON.-More than 96 per
cent of the larger British war
plants have low-priced feeding IA
cilities for their workers.
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Large Heavy Aluminium stock
pots. $500 each. jefferson
Hotel. may8-tf
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OPA lowers ceiling prices on
beef and lamb, effective May IL.
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MAINTENANCE MAN. Steady
job for good all-around man.
Must be sober and capable.
Call U. S. Employment Service,
Mr.. Little, 314 Simonton st
may7-2t
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FOR SALE-Large Trailer, fully
equipped. SIS Simonton, in
rear. may3-6tx
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Complete Three-Quarter BED.
Also large Spring. Also three
quarter Mattress. 818 Olivia.
may8-2tx
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OCEAN HOME IN KEY WEST
HOUSE built by owner. Sub
stantial, located on the south
beach, near Casa Marina Ho-
tel, 702 Waddell Ave. No
agent. may4-5tx
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WANTED - Furnished Apart
ment for two adults, no chill
dren, no dogs. Call 9104 Over
seas Hotel. Ask for Mr.. or
Mrs. L. S. Gruber. may6-3t
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8 4-Bulbs Floroshone light fix
lures. S45.00 each. jefferson
Hotel may8-tf
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Classified Column
FOR SALE

TECHNICAL BOOKS - New
Shipment weekly. A look at
our Technical Shelf may save
you dimes of postage and
weeks of waiting. PAUL
SMITH, bookseller, 334 Simon
ton ST at Eaton st.
aprl-tf
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BIG TIME TONIGHT
AT SLOPPY WE'S

Where 70 60. Wei toniE1r rs
Sloppy JOe's Bar. the niEhf spor
where Joe Russo and ms bad Erl1
entertain with dance muSc. s-zr1-
ing az ! O'Clock This Is rhe enc
spot where vou can sEnE and
SWsv, and paw as y0u IKE IT, for
Al SLOPPY Joe's Bar there - never
a coVsr or minimum c1zree- ne
package goods department n con
nec1ion AHA thIs popular place
closes sharply a 3 o 'cIuck-
/ Use Of Selective service Il r.
verse IS urged after M MAJ
Domestic ar lines Of tn nation
set new records last year
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SINGLE BED, coil spring, in
nerspring mattress, maple fin
ish. $4,000. Jefferson Hotel
may8-tf
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| LARGE VULCAN CITY GAS
RANGE. Two large ovens.
grill, broiler, 6 burners. SITS.
jefferson Hotel. maya If
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FOR SALE

l EXHAUST FAN. $500. JEFF
ferSon Hotel. may8-tf
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WANTED

WANTED-Two mattresses. Good
salary. Mascot Restaurant, 210
Duval St. may5-4tx
COAT HANGERS WANTED.
S1.00 a hundred. Phone 282.
we win call. White Star
Cleaners, 7011z Duval st.
apr1-tf
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/ Q.-How can l get authority 10
build house on my farm?
Awake application through
your County USDA War Board.
OIL was classified AT and the
condition has been corrected. Viii
be called back for another ex-
animation?
A.-Only your draft board
knows.
Q.-My dog won't eat anything
but meat. Will the board issue
him a ration book2
A.-No, but you can feed him
rendering fats mixed with lean
which isn't rationed.
Q.-Should l surrender my "a
ton book if ! work on a defense
job and eat my lunches al various
restaurants?
A.-No.
Q.-Is a self-Supporting wife
entitled to the family allowance
if her husband is of eligible rank
Is a Avery legal wife is entitled
TO the family allowance If her
husband is of eligible rank
Q.-How can give a German
Shepherd dog to the Army?
A.-Each state has a Dogs for
Cefense" chairman. Ask your HUI
name Society his name
OIL want to send friends up
north ham and jar of butter. Is
this permissible?
A.-Only if they send you points
to cover.
Q.-What are Army vision re-
quirements for enlisted men?
A.-20-200 without glasses; or
corrected to 20-40 with glasses
OIL have paid for three war
bonds but haven't received them
yet. What shall / do?
Aust keep buying and don't
worry. They're swamped with
work but your bonds are safe and
you'll get them eventually.
Q.-Where can / get a birth
certificate?
A.-Bureau of Vital Statistics,
in the Capitol of the State in
which you were born.
Off a soldier killed in battle
had no insurance, does the Gov
eminent take care of his Deepen
dents?
| Ayes, they get a pension, the
amount depending on their age.
I Care letters sent to soldiers
overseas censored at the post Of
flee where they're mailed or at
the APO. address?
A.-They are censored al the
|. port of embarkation.
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/ ELECTRIC SIT. FRIGIDAIRE.
$500. jefferson Hotel.
may8-tf
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LARGE PEDESTAL FAN. Sos.
Jefferson Hotel. may8-tf
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Q.-How can 1 give a German
Shepherd dog to the Army?
A.-Each state has a Dogs for
Cefense" chairman. Ask your HUI
name Society his name
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OIL want to send friends up
north ham and jar of butter. Is
this permissible?
A.-Only if they send you points
to cover.
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Q.-My dog won't eat anything
but meat. Will the board issue
him a ration book?
A.-No. but you can feed him
rendering fats mixed with lean
which isn't rationed.
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ELECTRIC FRlGIDAIRE and
FANS, 2 Blue Flash Bottle
Coolers. Apply Skating Rink.
apr30-tf
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10 Doz. New Coffee Spoons. Csc
each jefferson Hotel may8-tf
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Q-Should / surrender my "a
ton book if / work on a defense
job and eat my lunches al various
restaurants?
A Mo
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-08

Q.-Is a self-Supporting wife
entitled to the family allowance
if her husband IS of eligible rank
legal wife is entitled
TO the family allowance if her
husband is of eligible rank
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-08

OIL was classified At and the
condition has been corrected. Viii
| be called back for another ex-
animation?
A.-Only your draft board
knows.