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The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-11-27
Painters, 1856
All Ready For
Celebration
Outstanding Event To Be
Held At N. Fl. Labor
Temple Dec. a

Everything is in readiness for
the celebration of the 43rd ami
versary of Painters Union, No. 186.
which will be held in the audito-
rum of the New Haven Labor on
Saturday, Dec. A, at 5 PM. A com
mittee of the Local has been work
ing on plans for the celebration
for more than three months, and
now reports that am outstanding af-
fair is guaranteed.
This Anniversary celebration will
be different from others in that there
will be no speeches. The honorary
guests will be introduced, they will
take a bow; and the fun will con-
tinue.
The honorary guests include
Timothy Collins, president of the
Conn. Federation of Labor; ]. ].
Egan, secretary-treasurer of the
Federation; Mayor John W. MUIR
ply of New Haven; Harold v. Fem
mark, president of the New Haven
Central Labor Council; Lawrence
p. Lindelof, international president
of the brotherhood of Painters;
Edward Ackerley, vice-president of
the Brotherhood; General Organ
izer Michael White of South Nor
walk; General Organizer s. Angel
ton; and Joseph M. Tone, former
Conn. Labor Commissioner, and
now Consultant in the u. S. De.
partment of Labor.
An outstanding floor show, with
many special acts, and dancing, will
be the high spots of the program.
The committee has planned the af-
fair so that the evening will be an
extremely sociable one. Members of
No. 1856 and their wives and families
will attend. Refreshments will be
served throughout the evening. The
women's auxiliary of the Local, head
ed by Mrs. Anthony Guarneri and
Mrs. William Zuckerman, are helping
the committee.
A fine souvenier program, com.
piled under the direction of Will
liam Enright, Saul Kreas, and
Ralph Marcarelli, will be distri.
buted.
All in all, Dec. 4 promises to be
an outstanding time for Local 1856.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-11-27
Medical Groups
Knife Program

Continued from Page One)
kilograms favoring the program were
received from ANA. Pres. James E.
Paullin; DR.. Frank Lahey, former
ANA. head, now chairman of
PAS; and Dean c. E. Wilson of
Yale University's school of public
health.
Mcclellan, who is repeatedly hos
tile to Public Health's program. is
being swamped with wires from
ALL. and Clio. unions, pointing
out that lives of war workers are
neediessly menaced by the present
critical shortage of doctors at 2l3
war industry areas.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-11-27
Bus Drivers Withdraw
Strike Vote Request

SAN FRANCISCO.-The Anal
gamated Assn. of Street Electrical
Railway & Motor Coach Employees
(A.F.L.) has withdrawn its request
to call strike vote, which would have
tied UP Greyhound buses in seven west
ern states, affecting 1000 drivers.
The Regional War Labor Board
will select a panel to hear the dispute
between the union and the Pacific
Greyhound Lines, based on interpreta-
ton of an arbitration award on over
time pay.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-11-27

The Germans are the most fear
ridden people i'm the world: Fear of
Hitler, fear of Himmler, fear of the
Raj, fear of the Yanks, fear of
faltering allies, fear of millions of
imported" foreign workers, and
fear of westward sweeping Russian
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-11-27

Use of airmail in the u. S. has
increased almost z per cent over a
year ago.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-11-27
JUST RECEIVED

Another shipment of
lovely Black Persian
Lamb coats at Monarch
Furs, 155 Park Street,
division of M arch
Laundries, Inc. See them
today.
La gaceta., 1943-09-04

ago Sc levantan los .espaholes y
ION placer celestiall, todos los pro-
oiemas s~oluciOnados de golpe y
porrazo. No rec macho en- 10 de
Ia solucion, perO Sc puede vatici-
mar sin tenor a error 10 del gol-
pc y porrazol,
Di. % Ell caudillo metido a tri-
buno que no debe haber ahora
apetitos incompatibles con los pre-.
sentes tiempOs hist6ricOs. Use We
que existe la tendencia a que ca.
da veg que ell pueblo espanol ten.
ga menos apetito, porque asi,
cuando nadie tenga ganas de CO.
mer ,quedara definitivamente so.
lucionado uno de los mas arduos
problemas e~spaholes, ell de la ali.
mentaci6n. Puede que sea esta
una de las soluciones a los pro-
blemas de Espana, de la Falange.
Suprimados Ell apetito y va pc.
demos suprimir ell PAM
Agreg6 que habian arrojado de
su barco a los perjuros. & Que
barco? 20 es que Hitler lie ha re.
galado un yate y no sabiendO pes.
car, Gel Caudillito" entretiene su:
sOciOs a bordO arrOjando perjurOs
por la borda?)
Que la monarquia ser ..reStau-
rada cuando los momentoS sean
prophecies y 10 quiera la Falange,
(Y como la Falange no 10 quiere
y los momentos, pOr dulces que
La gaceta., 1943-09-04
AnUsTEMoS CUENTAS-


"El Caudillo" ha pronunciado
desde los balconies del PalaciO
Real un discurso a los obreros es-
panOles. Me ha asombrado bas-
tante que quedaran todavia obre-
rOs es~pahOles. En- fin de cuentas,
trat. .ndose de que Ell discurso de
Franco tenga exito, no seria gran
sacrificio para unos centenares
de miembrOs de la Falange disfra-
zarse de obreros y acudir a la Pla-
"a de Oriente.
Franco dijo en- su discurso que
no Sc oponia a la "posibilidad"
de la restauraci6n de la monar-
quia, pero que estimaba que la
question n propaganda extran-
jera. Ode cuando AGA Don Juan
de Borb6n, ell senior VentOsa y Ell
duque de Alba son extranjeros?
No es que dltimamente los ha
nOmbradO extranjeros?).
Agreg6 ell "amo" que la Falan-
ge tiene en- su programa Ia soiu-
ci6n de tOdOs los ~prOblemas de Es-
pana. (Y 81 los t%iene.i porque no
los SAGA, por qua los oculta tan
embellishments? Quiza la mato-
nesca institution espanola quie-
ra dar una sorpresa. Una buena
manana, ell dia de la virgen de
La gaceta., 1943-09-04

Sc divide de nOtificar 9 las persO.
mas interesadas; no Sc atenga .
que nadie lie reexpida las cartas
a Ia nueva direction
A los comerciantes Sc les aeon.
seja 10 s~iguiente:
/. No aceptar sObres con d.
recciones, nj licencias de chofe-
res, nj tarjetas de Social Security
y otros papeles como identified
ci6n adecuada, va que esos docu-
mentOs tai vez sean robados.
g. 81 no conoce al que endosa
Ell cheque del gObierno, hagale ira
er alguna persona conocida de I'd.
para que 10 identifique y endose ell
cheque.
3. 81 ell cheque que lie trae est. d.
va endosado, haga que 10 endose
otra vez, y luego compare las fir
mas.
La gaceta., 1943-09-04

sean nunca SON propicios.aconSe-
10 a Don Juan que sc eompre una
"chaise-lOngue" para esperar mas
c6mOdamente a que 10 quiera Ia
Falange y los mOmentos sean pro-
picios. }
Que hay que cuidarse de los
eternos enemigos de Ia patria.
GQuienes son ahora los eternOs
enemigos de Ia patria: los comu-
nistas o los mOnarquicos? No
creo que 10 haya dicho por me-
terse o don Indalecio Prieto o
con Negrin,)
Que hay que hacer muchos sa-
crificios para llegar a un perio-
do de esplendor hist6rico. Pero
ten que quedamOs? mo estaba-
mos en- que las hazahas de "El
Cuadillo" durante la guerra civil
constituian Ell mayor periodic de
esplendor de Espana? Use vuel-
We atras Eel Cuadillo?" Que no
me Olga que Sc va a poner ahor
como los republicanos espaholes,
ell "coitadiho'.)
Que ha deSaparecido ell siStema
liberal c~apitalista en- Ell mundo.
GPues 81 que esta miope ell pobre
Franco! POr 10 visto no sc ha en-
terado de que estan zurrando en-
Europa a los alemanes y q los
italianos los eiercitos de los dos
pueblOs mas liberales y capitals
tas del mundO: Estados Unidos e
I~nglaterra. mo hay nadie en- la
Falange que lie lea ell peri6dicO al
jefe0
Que Il comunismo es un dep6-
sito de crimenes, de fraudes Y de
miserias sociales. (Donde dice o
munismo lease falangismO y no
hay quien 10 discuta,)
Que la oposici6n son grupos in
s~ignificantes. (Creo 10 de insig-
~nificante, pero me resistO a Greer
que mientras quede una pistOla
que funcione en- Espaha y una
mazmorra donde meter presses,
pueda existir oposici6n nj insig-
nificante nj de ninguna otra cla-
se.),
Que habia muchaS ranas en- Ia
charca de la antigua politica. "
en- la nueva ,ademas de algunos
preciosos sapos.)
Que a los politicos viejos les
falta virilidad. GC6mo 10 sabe
Franco? tie han venidO con
cuentos o 10 eonoce de primera
manoO
Que la culpa de TODD Ia tienen
los masones, pero como Ell los CO.
noce, no les hace case. (Pues los
masones no creo que lie hagan
mucho case e Ell. Ademas, fla
culpa de TODD la tienen los maso-
mes o los comunistas? Que ganas
de enredar las cOsas.
Termin6 Franco su discursO di-
ciendo que Ell tambien era un
obrero. (Un ObrerO un POGO rarO
con palacio, AUTOMOBILES y crisdos
moros. iCaramba con Ell camara-
dab
Y que los ~espahOles deben te-
ner una ~existencia digna y hu-
mana. mo cabe duda alguna. Co
mo tampoco Ia hay de que janis
la tendran mientras FL esta go
bernando.)
La gaceta., 1943-09-04
'~,sOrEcER RIOS Los
DEL CoBIERNo

/ cobierno de los Is
1. snviara mas de
g,oues pOr Ell cOrreo.
r. los fa~lsificadOres
/ ,beuues que actdan
Ia division de PO-
sDepartamento del
bs c~iudadanOs que
\, de extirpar esta
criminal, tOmandO
i nedidas:
carterO que de n
\ de tOcar ell timbre
AZ yeces) ell dia que
h del g%ObiernO.
,Dsr cuenta en- Ell ban
zanzibar Ell cheque
!, misma tienda, de
10 cOnOzcan.
mudarse de casa no
Evening star., 1943-05-18
William f. Miller Dies;
40-Year Federal EmpIoYe

william r. Miller, 81, q Govern
ment employe for more than 10
years, died yesterday at his home,
at 8406 Ramsey avenue, Silver
Spring, Nd, after an illness of 10
weeks.
Born in Saginaw, Mich, Mr..
Miller came to Washington as a boy.
At the age OF 18 he entered the
employ OF the Navy Yard as an ap-
prentice machinist and served there
until Is years ago, when ne trans
ferred to the Government Printing
Once.
Mr. Miller and his family moved
to Silver Spring from Washington
about 10 years ago. He was a men,
Der OF Hope Masonic Lodge In the
District.
Besides his widow. Mrs. Edna L.
Miller, he is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Hazel Bastin Of Washington;
his mother. Mrs. Sarah Miller: a
brother. Alex Miller, and a sister,
Mrs. Sarah Milburn, all Of WASH
ington.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. Thursday, at the w. E..
Pumphrey funeral home. at 8434
Georgia avenue. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1943-05-18
War Chest 10 Launch
Annual Fund Raising
Drive in October
More Than $4,000, 900
Goal Of Lost Year
Will Be SOUGHT

Combining and streamlining Its
objectives to conform with q ma
tional pattern outlined last Feb
ruary by President Roosevelt the
United War Chest Of Washington
will launch its annual Embarrassing
drive in October and will seek more
than the $4,000, 900 goal of last year.
The United War Chest was known
as the Community War Fund last
year. Originally it was the Com
munity Chest. The new name has
been adopted in all of the 48 States
where similar bodies have been or
ganized to cooperate with the Ma
tional War Fund.
"The purpose Of these organiza-
tions, which will cooperate in every
way with existing local organiza-
tions," explained E. c. Graham, gen.
eral chairman Of the local Chest, "is
to raise money in q combined CAM
paign once a year for three pur-
poses: Local health and welfare
needs in each locality; for organi-
cations such as the USO, which
serve men and women in the armed
forces, and for relief agencies aid
ing the fighting allies Of the United
States"
Mr.. Graham said formation of
the National War Fund would re-
duce major fund-raising campaigns
to the war chest drive In the au-
tumn and the annual Red Cross
appeal in the spring. Organiza-
ton Of the national body will CO.
ordinate drives sof the USO and
foreign relief agencies and give citi-
zens in rural areas and small towns
where there is no organized fund
raising effort a chance to support
these organizations.
It was pointed out that chang
ing the local body's name. approved
yesterday at = meeting OF the board
Of directors, will not change the
present setup. Last years drive
fell short Of its $4,000, 900 goal and
with more money needed this year
to assist approximately 120 organi-
cations affiliated with the chest, it
Evening star., 1943-05-18
udeville and summer stock.

vaudeville and summer stock.
Recent Aims In which he ap-
peared included Northwest Mount.
ed Police" "All This and Heaven
Too" The Sea Hawk" The
Remarkable Andrew" Sherlock
Holmes and the Voice Of Terror"
and Tennessee Johnson"
Evening star., 1943-05-18

former Marjorie Hollis Of the Aims,
and . step-daughter, Mrs. Carol
Roberts.
Mr.. Loves motion picture career
began shortly after his arrival in
this country and he had been IN
Aims ever since, appearing also In
Evening star., 1943-05-18
Montaeu Love, Film Actor
Dies at Beverly Hills
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, May
1S.-Montagu Love, 81, veteran stage
and screen actor, died at his home
last night. Born in Portsmouth,
England, he came to the United
States in 1914 after playing on the
English stage.
He Is survived by his widow, the
Evening star., 1943-05-18

will be necessary TO redouble the
effort to attain this years goal.
Plans for the 1853 campaign were
drafted at yesterdays board meet
ing. The vanguard OF, 10000 vol
unteers needed for the job already
has been enlisted. No opening date
has been set for the drive.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
GULF GETS WIDER

Ths question Is whether nUF counfrv WHs be able IS SUI
x9ee the cuss 81 she uAH Wafhaut financial collapse l9Mns
Asrn4 aaMN Isl ordinary SHINES . two 90 tnrae~aunafeo p4'
ION AaHafs a6ht would ha#e naan considered msuFnaQ4ntaale
Bat UAen s nation hRs - back - tMe wa4I e car ofisN At
uampl8zh the impossible We now have aI backs e ne
VaN financially. + remains & be aeen whether TIE peopAe
xsfus personal comfort naEe taan Ties value hberft ana fhe
1uf@rrfv co 1me nMtanm
an4@44au and eventual Bankruptcy ean ~ avoided = kS
re1u4e have the determination s. toAuw through 90 meas
aeF aessRnea lo cartRH purchasing power and TIE sccafap'
1anrn q an aanHanaReshe puhAe An tNe main. fhese HseAa-
Tres as r8rse prlce aanifass are naionsnF eats az nan~easen-
ral government spending tngatlgns and bana sales IS he
pecsse Excess tf Has4ouinH arc bono saie8s 3e have @o9Paea
none II fhese measaTef fully
Too mAnF people uua publHF officials cling te Pesnet1me
Hlra3nk Thee are eaer - fea3ash as - plAn afeatef cum1aF1e
= a. future assuming sAs 4fes ear eap he aas ~ saera-
fae thar lies between IAe puf grows wider as thFy fa4k
journal uf Commerce
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21

psseaaoaia Library serving
JaEH an Caunlg
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aeaIas
Ids modest uraAnR Way.
BIa Doc Carl lovely heart
warming HHfa ae Here IS ore
of ffe uIces1 mae eHeear6ne hero
m presented between book Gov
e m Ions tae Size IS en-
asnF sensitive cape
zee and Hfh 80 under
ualEF - human -felstans rafe
s u Eaa bt Hf6 uel
So become exfrtn fous 81 her
s moves 0ta nc aafaaasa ant pe
rlaH 90 seIse cha setefs WITH
o. k ctHe nee a8ranla ~ ex-
claiaent a4th 1e staleuee ~ ian
up art particular beauties
ai sis Be Dues Glnl makes
arpal av tran parent honesty
human sympathy ana sincere
enasf THIS IS = story right IL
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21

daIs 81 Ameraca sboat TIE
zn 1T Americans we . Be
proud we san have ia tbs sognr
ry -Roee Feld \ Y Herald.
Iraluc Book
IL tis book there IS ; fresh
lt sna u the same time q mel-
los aess 4neoroded By nnstalRas.
ana s sense o. goodness which
warns the neart@& Y Times
1oak Review
Love Lovely Counterfeit BY
JAMES rs Cam
Naa won't relax anul you have
finished T. To those who have
re4a Cams The Postwar Al
WaY Rings Twlee CT SsFe
a1a8e or Mildred Pierce. Moth
rs more need - said. for hs 3
aere sEH the story felIer 80
pgeHe TIE master ~ . SUPER
chaFfed style swift and tenza
dealing Wafh raw passions The
story IS ~ 3 man and two MO-
men mixed up in some nasty bus
mess IN q small American cify.
Yea ought 10 begin e. worry
about yourself u yoa do not find
% exciting
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
Mary Reed Circle
Woman S Society
Enjoys Program

1he MARI Nse clfeH of IRE
Waasan society q Chsrstsan
~ t FW@ Nefaaasl
ag - pfaa,a asef 81 aft
asafcs Nne a-fieaasan 8ns
ged pIof9am ea ny Mr.
Iaa tna en- GA
Nan HoEas
8aH aai8ona % MH6
WafaeD Ntsa reas d lesson
~ ths slNu Chapter n Deu.
fufaems followed Is 8 prasef
Mm HeFsrsau sbousd Ht nn
pagtsnft o. home environment.
a9 taf ehid Fee uaaea IS tie
sre snd from hs family before
- ventures into atse community
Natgh aholIEa BE- msd ft plate
e. the eailds training sna q.
eelspu4etf 60 attitude toward -
family anig isaaa5 aleoisul m
ligson And racial problems
The uaadae 8alned in 8 cen
era discussion e ihs esp
piIiSle q tas cfaFra and con
dftsant fugnd ~ mlaEF Defense
aseas
The nesting aa CLOSED Wsh
tff aacHete bsnHaHruun
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
Mrs. Duboisson
ADDED To Staff Al
Board OF Health

H. Heaar Dubuasan has
hesH aaeea ie tie personnel -
fs# Jackson Counfy Board -
mealin seegraInK 10 az afaa0anee
ma1t usae rs Na3of Henry =
HoH aeR director Mrs. Du
Aaasen aaa uaf8 SATURDAY Na
Ms Aua Sanders. uaIiee 81
Sherman kiss auG 4u tie
pas th5e ~ Las been on ths
nu1sinF faH d the health ae
pagtnea ~ Yasoa county She
has brat afh the MISSISSIPPI
Iiaalth Department ioE five SPEARS
N Laa Msnn Of Eapisfa
~ Penn Nno Is q 9r6auafr
ifofn core Laneasles BasGness Col
ieee E Lancaster ntun has
aeen a8aaa 81 the afaf1 Is fvpIsf
eef He faiie4 S wilh the IL
gals Srsgsuil5lnR Corp
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
p~oscogoulC Women
Attend O. Z. S.
Ritual School

3 ngu If Famasaalsn
uttun ~ he 0rou
fas an Star attefa5sd sat
falaa 9a3 81 lfs ofae
hess 8, 4o3 T8ea1
~ Aaaaa Efsan
5n Ne Wsafo
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@ q CsfH#sf
Clifford Kraus "a =
Laan5ef e Mu " s
Laaaaa Kef H@a
fa Wafafn ss1d Afnt Sp
era Ms 03efle Feteher
IN taa return haae
sanfaa hf Am
laa er1fa aurghf ua
VIC W present 81 fHe req
nftiF q ths scaR8s
Haf evening FuaaWsug
acial praa am
ssyfe Naich ta.t ans
ef
N fs1n meeting 81,
Co.
Masonic a msf Tusseas
HlaF 81 lie aa hess Iof
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
Big Point Group
Enjoys Picnic And
Bathing Party

Nf aEe Mm h3aae 0aaafn
aHa Family - and ME + &
Aaa aHa sG Psi na N
taH mat5 Me Mars M
= Hlg Ha ea 8
aua % aUe aaft
pafss vea SaHsHa ca Asass
- SIR Hatsn 81 Y as8
ease fof huraan asza
h t faH 81 ife
Point H and
M aaf he tusnasn vhs
as #zf TnaHnaan
50 tfaf Haunf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
EScaiawpa

Visitors sc HaIussnarR Mss
nss week weFr & 4 Nelson ara
ehllaren Charlie sud MAJ Ms
Jack Maek ana Miss gacauen
GaeenouFh
2Fx Civas Cunningham vas a.
haae ihn week fom Nernpal
Tear whre Mr Cunningham Is
undergoing seEgal arm operations
TbH friends VIII b glad - hear
he Is getting along nicely
TIE week end visitors of Mf
end Mrs Franz g Bennett aefe
Mrs ida FFeorlks9n and son A..
bert ~ New Orleans Mrs. g &
Brown Mss Darothy Brown ard
HRS John Hicks and dauFhtet
Sarah q Orange Texas
TIE He2 " e W1nahagn 81
tended the pastor COME ence -
Mobile Ala Yanaay
Mrs Dewey E~rusass spent
Wednesday IL Mobile Ala
Mrs Billy Gray and baby aaa
Miss Dorothy Clark hcfl uls week
So visit hleuds and relaftse n
areWtas Ala
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
THE TWILIGHT OF THE GODS

Be- 1s7x- Hacsa8a Maeser . 6erman m4aacian anc cum
pusee Nsru1e aaa published . musical drama entitled a0le
Ga8ieTaamer HHe Translated ante EaFAsh The 1Wa4ght 81
the Co.'s TIE siorx Hels - fhe I1s great battle in ahsch the
Coos arc taes eaezase meef aHe ~ were killed $50 bath
sa1es arc t8 wo3a kank ufp lie eea TIE story ia eome re
speris msv ~ casAe 81 He8pteeE alfh0ufh she fHaauefHan
Na2 purely aMavnafN Ire CfeaN g q talented muslea8t
E. mav nut th8 @oaaeFfG NcafH re- tie allied fuffes
- AfrIea b. s peIaae f. ahe laN rfea battle 81 The freaeH'
coufaefs Nn6 maF q mat be tae NaaH te Hffee saH-sNAeo
4soos - tMs aav ard t1me. Hitler Aaasaana and Hruh1to
WI L. ef1aee ae1raEea Hath AZ taea follower ac sNM-
gathaaefa ere the Mafae NheH as naW stricken Wath ke
faehs & thes nhan.an su. H8I enerre frau ~ present
ehsos lue asasd - peaee ana hsppnea aao rsee bF ne
= ffesr eMe ae1st
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
ANOTHER REASON .
PINE

Hn adansan r. IS aaaptab4sx for huBaanF maxine FUR
nffare charcoal tnrpent6fe ana resin ano ether Things Tor
the uae 0f n4nfklua & fms heef eiscoHeren thaa caEaphof car
l. maae from pine free We esfnet al t8sk time describe
The prauess ht scientific research has produced e aooa Q
Qunlfv 0s rafnpnef 81 ae Qb{e - from tt reak fanaFh4
Nee
Formerly ne Nrestef pors8en Is fhe campaef used "a
medicine ame chemistry came from Japan 8ae anseufaon -
Hs10n ha& atreaag cat OF Importation Ct Mk from Japan ano
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