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WISHES THAT NAVY WAS A LITTLE
BETTER TAKING JOKE ON ITSELF

take command of the destroyer
u. S. S. (cenSorable). You viii sail
at 2:30 this afternoon. I think I
might be permitted 70 tell you
that you viii rendezvous with &
convoy"
The commander almost tainted.
He protested with what strength
he had left: But, sir, I never set
foot on a destroyer in my life !
don't know how TO command one.
l .....
His superior eyed him coldly,
shrugged his shoulders.
i didn't issue the orders. but
they are orders" he said. Coos
luck, Commander"
When the commander took com
mand few hours later, he called
his staff around him and made =
clean breast of his Shortcomings.
That group Of junior officers must
have been the pest sports that
ever sailsd the seas.
The commander took over the
ship and they took over the com
mander. They weren't even dis
hcartened when those sealed or
ders were opened and il was
found that their destination was
Maurmansk, Russia.
The nightmare that that trip
must have been to the former piay-
boy of Long Island Sound isn't
recorded, but II Is reported that by
studying and working 20 hours a
day, fighting through several
aerial engagements with enemy
planes in the Norwegian sea and
the Arctic. the commander came
back a very creditable skipper Of
! destroyer
He reported to 80 Church Street
His superiors screamed Get out
of here and don't ever come back.
Get back to YOUR oyster beds
Those orders YOU accepted were
/ for Commander John Henry.
o. S. N, an Annapolis man with a
record as long as your arm
The commander. It's reported.
Is back patrolling the oyster beds.
/ but every tins he sees a destroyer
! head for the open sea. he casts q
wistful eve and wishes the Navy
was little better at taking a
joke on itself.
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THE ANSWERS
QUESTIONS an pn1r r,v-

l. 29,353, 900.
2. Yes, by about 100000 tons
in the last eight months.
3. About 1,500 miles.
4. Only small air and ground
units; the 9th Division has re-
turned to Australia.
.. An anti-tank gun.
6. The United Nations accord
ing to President Roosevelt.
z. Yugoslavian guerrilla fight
ers.
8. Bizerte to Sicily: about 12O
miles.
9. They are Moroccan tribes
men.
10. Yes, Britainis Mosquito
bombers are made of wood.
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CRUISING COPS
GET FIRST AID KITS
tBy Associated Pres.l

OMAHA, Neb., April 15.-All
police cruiser cars in Omaha have
been issued first aid kits as a
means of reducing auto fatalities.
Officers are instructed to avoid
attempting complicated treat
ment, but to try to keep an acct
dent victim alive until an am
bulance arrives.
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IuEf:1l2l "a 20 IE'
=. ..By Wotkins {. Wright -.

weren't some small parts you
could give me-you know, a bit
the regular actors and actresses
couldn't do"
Fred was thoughtful for mo-
ment. YES" he said finally,
'there are such parts. There are
several in Goodbye, Honey
Chilep
Really" Kathleen cried. "Oh,
I'd love to be in that playl"
"You might fit in at that" Fred
continued, "only I'm afraid l can't
do much about it.
But I thought you had a lot
to say about casting"
Only a rumor. my child. You
see, Paul Pennell and Ruby
Howard nave invested in this
summer theatre venture - and
they rule the roost. / mean. they
have the definite say-so about
who plays what, and so on"
"You mean I'd have to convince
them that / could play a part?"
said Kathleen.
"Yes. Especially Paul-since
he's the heaviest investor.
Kathleen frowned. Here she
was wasting her time riding
around the country with Fred
DeMille, because she had been
confident he was the man who
could help her-and he wasn't.
do you think / might be able
to handle one of those small
roles?" she asked presently.
"You might" said Fred. Cant
tell much until ! hear you read
lines"
About Joe and Ruby
"DUT how can / read lines if
- don't get role?" Kathleen
said, sort of wall in her voice.
That said Fred, sis what ac-
tresses have been saying down
through the ages. Of course" he
added thoughtfully, 81 might
speak a word about the matter to
Paul"
"Oh, would you do that? I'd be
ever so grateful"
mot that it would mean a lot"
Fred went on. Paul and I don't
hit it off any too well together,
and my suggestions are usually
tossed into discard. However, in
your case, he might lend a more
willing ear"
Kathleen gazed dreamily before
her.
I'D give almost anything" she
said softly, ito have a part in that
Civil War plav"
why don't you mention the
matter to Paul. YOURSELF" said
Fred
do you think / should?"
81 don't see why not. You men,
toned it to me, didn't you?"
'Yes." Kathleen turned and
studied Fred's profile. you don't
think it terribly nervy of me, do
your"
Certainly not" said Fred.
after all, one never gets places
without trying"
But you don't like the idea of
my acting, do your"
mo. / don't like the idea of any
sweet, wholesome girl like you
acting"
katnleen tried TO THINK OF some
thing to say, and couldn't.
Fred broke the silence that had
fallen between them.
I How much farther to Miss Ca
milla's farm?" he asked.
mot far Kathleen answered.
you turn to the right down by
that group of apple trees"
Fred pressed his foot down
upon the accelerator.
'Now for some genuine pre-
war stuff" he said gaily. And
then: kind of funny, isn't it, you
wanting to act with Paul, and
your friend Joe wanting to do
play for Ruby?"
II don't see anything funny
about it," said Kathleen Grossly.
People can be ambitious even in
a hick town."
"Joe doesn't waste any time,
either" Fred went on. 81 saw him
driving off with Ruby just before
! started to call for you"
"You did?" said Kathleen, try
iLg to sound casual.
To be continued
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
By JOHN SEI.BY
Associated Press Arts Editor

NAoooStdIcu I-IeSS ATLS Editor
NEW YORK, April 15.-Young
man in cage is Erich Leinsdortf,
who just is closing his season as
Wagnerian chief at the Metropoli-
tan Opera, and is prominently
mentioned as candidate for con-
ductorship of the Cleveland Or
chestra.
Leinsdorf, short, stocky, youth
full but steady of mind, is Gagged in
the sense that he wants to conduct
all sorts of opera, and symphony
as well. He has nothing against
Wagner, naturally. But Wagner
for breakfast, lunch and supper is
pretty rich eating.
He isa young man of ideas, too.
He sees a contracting future for
opera in America unless some
thing is. done to widen the field,
and he knows way that could be
done. II is an adaptation of the
chain store technique.
Its impossible to establish the
chain Of small but good opera
houses we need, says he. IF each
city must provide everything
needful for an operate season. II
just costs too much, particularly
in these. days when fewer and
fewer people have huge sums to
give away.
But it can be done. We should
have a central agency, a kind OF
pool, controlling costumes and sets
perhaps, also, an exchange for
artists. Theaters to be used should
have Standard stage, and certain
standard equipment Each spring
the local impresarios should meet
in the central office, plan their
seasons. and route the sets Of cos.
TUNES and scenery.
I'VE must also discover way
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QUITE A SHOCK IN
THIS CORN SHOCK
ony Associafed Press,

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. April 15.-
You might expect to find corn in
a corn shock, SO city policemen
Carl Suddath and H B McCarley
poked around the pile of stalks on
moonshine whiskey = concealed
within.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
Senator Claude ID. Pepper

...-ssa tf'7's" 4
WelEvnef Compliments The complete undyns ennty Of
the Chicago Tribune. - @a'e1n'1q 'df 37
Indoor Sport Following the my keeping
a diary. -
Lie To Be Hundred Take the advice Darky who when
asked how he lived long, said when Boss jest
loose"
NeD Trick Old Dog Learning play the piano A.
My Skunk Fe The special place put letters people
calling skunk (or worse).
Practical Edcaon The lesson learned. crosscountry
at the University of Alabama of how keep
going after mind decided they couldn't take another
Suggested Theme Song Praise the Lord and organize production
Army WPB: make the generals
battle line and let production handle the production line
Ts Country Needs completely supreme utterly unettered
absolutely unquestoned authority smash last
boteneck-in other words Donald Nelson multiplied by
My ambition: To nominate Franklin Deano Roosevelt for the
Presidency of the United States of the Worlds
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CHAIN STORES FOR DIVAS

OF financing opera, if the supply of
Maecenases is exhausted. I am not
sure that it should be left to gov
eminent, either local or national.
Why shouldn't municipalities es-
tablish amusement centers from
the profit of which the operate de
ficit might be paid? / understand
something like that was contem-
plated with Rockefeller Center"
Leinsdorf is not sure that the
traditional Horatio Alger method
of reaching operate stardom is
the right way, either.
The psychology and technique
OF small-part singing is very diff
ferent from that of singing leading
roles he explains. Each field
has its advantages, too. 1t seems
better, to me, that a person vocal
ly and mentally fitted for the big
roles should work in the big roles
almost from the beginning. but in
less exalted surroundings than the
Metropolitan.
"And that brings us back to the
need of many opera houses, and
that can't be answered until we've
won the war.
These days of no recording
two first rate albums at once are
noteworthy.
| One is Stravinsky's "Firebird'
suite conducted by Leopold Sto-
kowski with the NBC Symphony
1t sounds like the old-time Sto-
kowski, before he began doing
rhythmic and other tricks. The
recording is very fine and the or
chestra is in top form. II is Vic
I; tor release.
The other is a performance OF
Schumann's E flat quintet by the
Busch quartet plus Rudolf Ser
l kin. Schumann never wrote bet
ter chamber music than this, and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15

Nearly half the expectant moth
ers in Great Britain attend pre-
natal clinics established by the
government.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15

A powder extracted from the
autumn crocus increases the
growth of fruits and vegetables to
double normal size.
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Chapter Ten
Blow For Kathleen

NEITHER spoke for little while
1 ' after that. They looked at the
countryside, and were lost in
thought. Only Fred did most of
the looking, when he didn't have
to pay too ukIchs attention TO his
driving; Kathleen did more think
ing than bookings While Fred adj
mired the blue of the sky. the
green of the foliage. anc the way
small calf awkwardly kicked up
its heels, Kathleen was trying to
think of a way to bring up the
subject of her acting.
There was no need putting il
off, she reasoned. The weeks
would be gone almost before she
knew it, and the theatrical peo-
pie departing. And when a girl
wanted to go places in any line
of endeavor, that girl had to
grasp every opportunity.
She drew deep breath. You
remember what you said to me
on Saturday night?" she asked.
Fred gave her quick look. II
remember saying a lot of things
to you" he replied, "and / meant
'em."
81 mean about my looking like
one of the girls in Goodbye,
Honey Chilep" said Kathleen.
Remember"
Sure. You did look that way"
Then if I do" Kathleen went
on, gathering courage maybe you
could do me a favor"
Sure. What sort of favor"
ITS about acting"
"Yes?"
Il have done some acting. Here
in Linville, / mean"
Eyes, / know"
You do? Who told your"
Mrs. Buxton" said Fred. "She
gave you quite boost last night
when we were having little
visit in between dances"
THAT was sweet of her." said
Kathleen. "Only ! hope she didn't
bore you"
"Oh. no." said Fred. II had an
idea you'd taken an active part in
hometown productions. You see,
I've been around quite a bit, and
I'm pretty well qualified to pick
out the girls with acting ambi-
tons in whatever town / visit"
"And you picked me out?"
Fred nodded slowly. And /
was rather sorry" he said.
Discouraged
"CORRY?" Kathleen was puzzled.
- "Why?"
Because you're such a sweet
girl as is" Fred answered. II
hated to feel that you wanted to
become an actress-and leave all
this" He made a gesture with one
hand toward field of corn. IF
had my life to live over again,
I'd stay in a place like Linville.
/ did come from small town,
you know"
Kathleen was upset. She had
expected almost any sort of reac-
ton from Fred but this one. Joe
discouraging her. Uncle Frank
doing the same. And now-Fred.
But suppose all girls who
wanted to act stayed home," she
said. What would the world do
for actresses?"
do without Them" said Fred.
"And that might not be bad
idea. at that" He smiled wryly.
II read the other day where a
man said that he thought Holly
wood ought to shoot fewer pic
lures and more actors. / agree
with him-only / think also that
there ought to be more wives and
mothers, and fewer actresses"
But why? You like the theatre,
don't you?"
II suppose it's more or less in
my blood now, after such a lot
of time fooling around with it,
but" Fred stopped short. ooh,
yes. the favor you mentioned. |
suppose it has something to do
with your ambition to be an ac-
tress.
ut has," Kathleen admitted. 81
Il was wondering if there
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15

Only time this season when un-
restricted choice of the Metro
politan's seats can be had by jim
Jones and the rest of us comes in.
the extra week of six perform
ances.
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the piano part has seldom been
played as well. Only flaw would
be the unacceptable fact that the
Busch quartet is not quite in the
class with Serkin. Columbia made
a good job of the recording.
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Death notlrrs

BRIN>o Jlb : Auns nee Ber.rronl
~ neldycd ate ~ me ate Joseph dear
mother f.f kIfun u t'SNR, sister 81
NJ. D. n GIefuu Kpsehe and Joseph
Funeral Nonla, from sou reNdencs
fsoa Mraa al glh to 81 Aiphonsu'
church a. 90
AT GHII> Jub Fstfct of 1907
20 Charles sister 1f Nh Ge. fg" Miles and
SIR. Ruth Reed Funeral service Sainr
fsS p AZ Peters Funeral
Nome i2oI- Grst.l Avenue
IIDI JuN Mar dear mother. ~ IN.
han ~ Hr.fLi George i.lr az kslA
ma1oe Mi,h ard ne ate Wilma Fe,srs.
sister ~ Ftscher OF Harrison. Mich
three great grandchildren Funeral from
Fred o. Marshall sons Par r, 1892 Fas,
Jefferson Ave, Saturday afternoon AT
% clock
>HttIkR Jub 2 1913 John Louis hus-
band nf Jessie Hutchinson Shsfer father
OF Lucille Condit. fiWood " Ray J.,
Louis Cau A Paul A and Francis
Shaner Funeral service a. chapel N
the william Hamilton Co CAS- Ave
AZ AleNandunc SATURDAY 80 10 q. m.
TEMPLE Martha. July beloved wife of
Morris dear mother IT Private Ray
nonf Private Morris Jf and Richard
sister OF Mr., CtHA Herp.ch. Funeral
saturday morning from residence dl71
Garfield AZ 2 3o 60 -. Elizabeth = Church
A. to intermcnt M oiivet Cemetery.
THOMAS July 8. 1913. al hls home, 1854
Ptnchurst ave. L'nNd, husband ~ Mari
T. Thomas. a.se survived by three sis'crA
and one htathEr-au- SrW Nark -Ctt-,
~ chapel ~ ne Wm p Hamilton Ga.
Cass 4Ne. ~ AitNanfT3nc. until O'Clock
FRIDAY Afternoon Funeral service and ma
tstment Al md Gap. ia
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Majority Saved
On U.S.S.He|end

Z s NAVAL HFADQCAR-
TERS SOUTH PACIFIC. July g
THE majority Of The 600 men IN
the crew Of the L 5. $ Helena.
sun T. by he Jap> in Monday
battle Of Kula Gulf, are safe, it
was reported today
Two DctroitcrS were among the
members Of the crew.
10 other American ship was
damaged IN the battle which cost
the enemy eight warShips sunk
s---- 1870, 44tae.--fii tli42-i0 ships
comprising their entire flotllla.
Al lcaS, GOO members of the
crew of the Helena were rescued
the British radio said today quot
ing a Southwest Pacific report.
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6 Firemen Die
|nChi(dgo Fire

CHICAGO July Q CUP) SIX
freuon repeatedly persisted in a
burning building today but rescue
squad, dug through a mass Of
charred and twisted rubhle to
reach three others alive IN the
basement
or the six bollcN - dead the
boov OF one Harry Welnel had
been recovered. Ftrcnen aiding
in '1" rescue said there was
"h-rdi} any hope for the other
iNC.
Rescue squads dug through the
basement wall OF an adjoining
building to reach the three sun
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Krupa S Valet Held
As Draft Evdder

LNS ANGELES. July q I\~1
Jor0 Fan7ko~ 'r -.->ear-a.d
Youth VINO a> Gene hLup4-> .s-.-t-
figured u De- WarT.ana e'aFst-
under which the handIe1dcr Va
sentenced 10 prison was located
IN Los Angeles ny thc t'Bl Nre-
terday and was promptly rlicd
AS a draft c,ader
patca>o> denied any intent 20
el AIDE the draft We said that hr
had been gwen 5000 and told lu
get out II the Statp
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immediate Invasion Uroed

NEW YORK.. July g uNSl s.
resolution adopted by the CIO
Maritime Union fourth annual
convention today called Tor an mn
mediate Allied INVASION of Europe
-. tt-'tfrr-At-v7 W tTr7T7T TTTT-
inc the offensive.
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In Meroriuu
Memorials
Lost and Found

BLACK ana While springer SHarieI
female. mother dog family pet. viciu
ity East Aiile and Balfour Information
leading 20 return or immediate return
rewarded Arlington s2t6
81 ACK COCKER Male vicinity south
field Ioau-OuIrr drNe; family pet
Reward Galheld fltS.J
BLACK wallet containing valuable papers
and driver license. reward. TYLER
7e33o
LADY'S rose sold wrist watch Vicinity
Plymouth and Cheyenne, reward Yer
mont h-3f.
LOST Between Detroit Mason. fishing
box containing money and checks. re
" ard. Please return 3i45 Newport, LenoN
1898 or Fred Harvey. l41 West Maple
Mason Michigan
LOST Wallet containing AL application
papers near bus terminal Return VIM.
Hlbhard. Oak Hots. - r. Montcaim Ave.
LOST Pomeranian dlgs ca. male and fe-
risle chlds pets Liberal reward, Re
turn 2,5s Twcnu hfih -
LOST Music case containing music books
and sheets on Grand Belt street car.
IA 1874
LOST Black ana tar huntns dos owner
m army reward 2ti2 Elm" God. FltGroy
ulsI
LOST BLACK pocketbaot Please return.
valuable papers Trinity i-obSb-
rpAHI. nr,u,n on pl. -luu,h bus or Grand
River section, july 6th evening. Keep
sake Reward Townsend s-l6af.
SPITZ LOST White. male "SkpTy". no
questions asked. reward. lss California.
Townsend I-o5dl
WALLET-Co Containing sum Of money rub
stsntIaI reward. q. J. STARK, 1871 f-aEr
Grand Boulevard Ivsnhoe s432
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Cuqat to Escape Operation

HOLLYWOOD July @ lJPl
XaNler Cugat. Cuban orchestra
leader. was 50 far recovered from
a kidney allmcnt today Mat hlS
physician said an operation would
probably not bc necessary
Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DEATHS

'Artf.r, = Sarhce $685. Twenty fourth IS.
FIEahff.. Aru CRAY -. lf,Quuls 80
-A.----..-----.2-------.------- ------4----+
Frank rs HendrrshHt. . e. bNNel 81.
lane Aui. ,rr'tc smith 1870 Temple 90.
A.LInl IAmI-sl ..ts ln,lluIe ~
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RNnIo SERVICE
RotlIR SKATING. WINDSOR

rEa -ttp slr..up calls. ~ Idcal
hau>r rrpHg shop. 50l5 Woodward.
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R"otI>G AND >IDi>n

E0f.LtE SKATING nightly dsnc'np
Exercise Cor hotter health - Windsor
Arena t12 MrpauEaH windsor
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PLUMBING. sFuER SERVICE

tRRJTT sewer Service. cleaned eerf-'-
CaHN Results or no pay. Days, nights
Sundays Nr,Rnod t-o222
SAFETY sewer Cleaning electrically Re.
suits or no pay. Days. nights. holidays.
CA Utta
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BICYCLES A>D IRIsloILS
CEMENT WORN
AA-CEMENT WORK-AA

FLOYD SKIES FHA-Ia. Stto
ADDISON Ccmert 0ntk
Concrete az It's best tHf f' .-
BLOCH alug and crucut vorn. ,.8l-
lzuE iu alterations can Cat1Al ii as,
Ouve 1S4u.
CEMENT work. side frtc, ttf3-r o. .rs
guaranteed free estimate Ml'.ty $685..
GARAGE floor rat walls. dr1yeW ays. SAT
ntacuon guar year o. ps' ~. l-t'ob
SPECIALIZING c,mcrt work Garage
floors RAJ walls. scews .h- C~i.taa'-.
&c Twrtrook -.uso5 TVlahiooA 5000
ELECTRICAL >UPPGlES a rNTtRE>
ELECTRIC supplies rsht fixtures aucres-
cents kayt lul6J GratiQt fL- 5-a0-
ELECTRIC WIRES cih.rs switches. 500
kinds. lowest prices. a-t East Adams
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ApvUgrIsr>a DISPLAY

CARLSON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d.sp.4j s.
posters 1909 Brush street Telephone
Randolph sllf.
CONVERT your attic into ara income. sc
hnsnce. Snaley. MadEou So
BICYCLES AND IKIsltILS
REBUILT bicycles: ali sizes. Crosse Pie
Bicycle 1901 Aach. TIL. @4-Jo,
CARPtr AND rte oLtaNIN"
SERVICE RUG CLEANING T4ckcf down
carpetlng sgeriaitv. guaranteed. insured.
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EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
r,t>u>G M ntcoR,rr>G

Al WALL WAsHING-DECORA
Nu' time Free estimates. II. l-3,Si.
Al paper hanging kslso mining and paint
u- ans uUs II 2-uI19
nos -E PAINTING paper hanging. paper
r,fu .yet tt steam FlaIa 1892
PAINTING a'd decorating. guaranteed
Workmanship Irwr., s-s5i2
PAPERHANGINC HOGARTH s55s
Guaranteed. reasonable Prices. immediate
service
Pill MIXING AND HEATING
GOOD Hecd bathroom outhts available for
installation without puortics Madison
OHIH
IIi VIKING. HEATING Installed re-
r..eI irui.3,'ca, - months 10 PAY,
HO .-tr
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RI uBI>G AND HEATING
ri NBiNG. IICp>>t'D

80 DIGGING. no MEsS-srNcrs drains
sIC3agH electric machine. finest equip
WeHt oregon 2itS
$50 DI4riNE 40 MISS sever drains
cleaned rrc'fr machine. finest equip
u,'f DH,- 24tN
SINKS CHAINED sewers cleaned elec'r..
ciEN Free pump service, reasonable.
NI.l.oa ollJ.
SIS hS cleaned So .4-lour sewer service
Duke Us -2s5i Also plumbing fixtures
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EIrCTRICAL >urrIlEN A rNlrRE,
EANI~TRot CHING
rLooR SANDING. uANl>o. No

OLD csves cleaned AMI repaired. cal
ing on az kNl-. ca Ht-t.
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.>~r-f tIrp- Free estimate Gu.
r 1850, Clatrf0sIs iO ht2u
root And DIE
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Types Increase

The types Of Dodge trucks
have multiplied, AS well as the
number. Besides the familiar
half-ton and ton and a half. the
company in 1910 was making
rs specialized types. Thou
sands went 10 Russia, Britain,
China and South America.
In l94l. the new army truck
was brought out. with an 49,
inch shorter wheelbase. 14-inch
lower silhouette, pinch greater
clearance underneath. II was
rated as three-quarter ton
four-wheel drive and more than
80 per cent of its parts were
Interchangeable with the old
half-tonner.
The -iow<sifhouptte- truck was
the dream OF the army. 1t was
tested in temperatures lbs to
140 degrees above and down to
45 below zero. 1t climbed slopes
of 45 to so per cent and wal
lowed through 30 inches of
water.