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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-23

Pfc Willard Elliott, located at an
ordnance depot at TeXarkana, Texas,
arrived in Oakland Wednesday morn
ing to spend the Christmas holidays
with his wife, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Smith.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-23

Blueiacket John H. Stevenson, sea-
man second class, has completed his
basic recruit training at the Naval
Training Station at Sampson, New
York, and will spend nine-day leave
with his wife and sons, at their apart
ment on Second street.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-23

MI and Mrs. Clarence A. Maybe, of
Swallow Falls, now have three sons
in the service, all members Of the
Merchant Marine Ray Maybe was the
last to enlist and he will be called on
February IS, Guy Maybe went in 1910
and Harold Maybe joined in 1913.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-23

Bluejacket Raymond E. Goodwin,
seaman second class, of route 2, Oak
land, has completed his basic recruit
training at the naval training station
at Sampson, N. Y, and will spend
several days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond n Goodwin,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-23

Emroy M Glotfelty, Of Accident,
was recently issued gunner's wings
and promoted to sergeant in the Army
Air Force at Las Vegas Air Field,
Nevada. Recently he spent seven
days visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. hardwood GIotfelty, of Rock
Lodge, and also friends and relatives
in Baltimore. He has been sent to an
air base at Salt Lake City, Utah,
whore he will receive further training
Evening star., 1943-05-24
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGEs
When Jimmy Skunk is angry
Then every one watch out!
It's better far at such a time
To be nowhere about.

Jimmy Skunk was angry this time
and no mistake. He was just plain
mad, and when Jimmy Skunk feels
that way no one wants to be very
near him. You know, he is one of
the very best-natured little fellows
in the world ordinarily. He minds
his own business, and if no one
interferes with him he interferes with
no one. But once he is aroused and
feels that he hasn't been treated
fairly, look out for him!
And this time Jimmy was mad
clear through. as he got to his feet
and shook himself to see that he
was all there. I don't know that
any one could blame him. To be
awakened from a comfortable nap
by being rolled over and over and
shaken nearly to death, as Jimmy
had been by that ride down the hill
in the old barrel. was enough to
make any one mad. So he really is
not to be blamed for feeling as he
did
Now Jimmy never can be accused
of being stupid. He knew that an
old barrel which has been lying in
one place for a long time doesn t
move of its own accord. He knew
that barrel couldn't possibly have
started down the hill unless some
one had made it start, and he didn t
have doubt in the world that Who
ever had done it had known that he
was inside and had done it to make
him uncomfortable. So just as soon
as he had made sure that he really
was alive and quite whole, he looked
to see who was about and who could
have played such trick on him.
The first person he saw was Reddy
Fox. In fact. Reddy was right close
at hand. You see, he had raced
down the hill after the barrel to see
who was in it when he heard the
strange noises coming from it as it
rolled and bounded down. If Reddy
had known that it was Jimmy Skunk
Evening star., 1943-05-24
BY LILLIAN cox ATH

except within limited area. How
ever, as the years pass, some of them
will assume greater economic i'm
portance as their value becomes
better known.
With the exception of slender
wheat grass all grasses of secondary
importance have been introduced
from some other country and all
the important grasses now used in
the United States, with but one
exception, are natives OF the Old
World.
Grasses may easily be recognized
because nearly every grass is so
distinctive that once a person has
taken the trouble to note the out
standing characteristics these will
be recognized again. When one
stops to think that there are about
5000 distinct species of grasses in
the world a little doubt may come
to mind. But only about so are cul-
tivated and not more than 20 wild
species are abundant in any one
locality.
1COSilltS 10 q Sodl DC dlA1odl III dSS,
reaching a height from to II feet.
Usually there are many stems to
each plant. It is rather handsome
grass. native to tropical America,
and is believed to be of ancient cul-
tivation. 1t is known to be the
closest existing relative of Indian
corn, with which it easily produces
hybrids.
At one time teosinte came into
the limelight when it was widely
advertised as grass producing
great crops of fodder. Though the
claims could not be substantiated
the teosinte, when given favorable
conditions, did yield large crops.
In spite Of the 20 to so tons Of
green forage per acre secured this
grass has never reached much i'm
portance In any country. Other
grasses on medium or poor soils
have given as good or better re-
suits.
This grass is cultivated much like
corn. AS the plants become pro-
fuse more room must be allowed.
The hills are planted about S feet
apart each way or in rows S feet
apart, with the plants spaced about
feet In the row. When the grass
is 5 feet high it can be harvested
and a second crop will mature.
Only In the extreme South does
the teosinte set seed. Good crops
are grown as far north as Virginia
and Kansas. The crop may be used
Evening star., 1943-05-24

ne would nave been quite content
to remain at the top Of the hill. But
he didn't know, and II the truth be
known he had hopes that it might
prove some one who would furnish
him wit ha good breakfast. So
quite out of breath with running
Reddy reached the place where the
old barrel had broken to pieces just
as Jimmy got to his feet.
Now when Jimmy Skunk is angry
he doesn't bite and he doesn't
scratch. You know, Old Mother
Nature has provided him with little
bag of perfume which Jimmy doesn't
object to in the least, but which
makes most people want to hold
their noses and run. He never uses
it except when he is angry or in
danger, but when he does use it, his
enemies always turn tail and run
That is why he is afraid of no one
and every one respects Jimmy and
his rights.
He used it now, and he didn't
waste any time about it. He threw
some Of that perfume right in the
face of Reddy Fox before Reddy had
chance to turn or say a word
Take that" snapped Jimmy Skunk
Perhaps it will teach you not to
play tricks on your honest neigh
bors!"
Poor Reddy. Some of that per-
fume got in his eyes and made them
smart dreadfully. In fact, for a
little while, he couldn't see at all
And then the smell of it was so
strong that it made him quite
sick. He rolled over and over on
the ground, choking and gasping
and rubbing his eyes. Jimmy Skunk
just stood and looked on and there
wasn't bit of pity in his eyes.
How do you like that?" said he.
"You thought yourself very smart
rolling me downhill in a barrel,
didn't you? You might have broken
my neck"
Il didn't know you were in that
barrel, and I didn't mean to roll it
down the hill, anyway" whinned
Reddy, when he could get his voice.
HUH" snorted Jimmy Skunk,
who didn't believe word of it.
Il didn't. Honest, I didn't" pro-
tested Reddy. Il ran into the barrel
by accident, chasing Peter Rabbit.
I didn't have any idea that any one
was in it."
HUH" said Jimmy Skunk again.
IF you were chasing Peter Rabbit,
where is he now?"
Reddy had to confess he didn't
know. He was nowhere in sight and
he certainly hadn't had time to
reach the dear old Briar Patch.
Jimmy looked this way and that
way, but there was no sign of Peter
Rabbit. HUH" said he again,
turning his back on Reddy Fox and
walking away with great deal of
dignity.
(Released by The Associated Newspapers. }
Evening star., 1943-05-24
Take Ny Word for 1t
Names in the News.

MANUEL AVILA CAMACHO
president of Mexico Newscasters
are fairly accurate in pronouncing
Camacho. But, almost without ex-
ception, they make alphabet soup
out of Manuel and Avila, which
should not be given as "MAN-yoo-
ull' and "uh- -VEE-luh." Manuel
has but two syllables, and the Sec
ond is accented Avila is accented
on the first syllable. Be sure tc
say: mahn-WELL AH-vee-lah ka-
NAH -choe.
STETT1N. German seaport and
manufacturing city. target of fire.
quent Allied air raids. This name
does not rhyme with 'pettin', nor
with Dayton. The "e" has an "eh''
sound as in get, pet. The second
syllable receives the accent and
rhymes with seen" Say:
shteh-T TEEN.
ENFIDAVILLE, town OF North
ern Tunisia. is not EN- duh
will" or "en-FY- -duh-vill." The first
syllable has the French nasal sound,
and the accent falls on the last
syllable. Say:
ah(n) fee -VEEL.
Just out, my new pamphlet which
lists and explains scores of i'm
portant combining FORMS" such as
altibio-, micro, phono-, graph,
gram, -logue, -phobia, etc. Learn
how they are used in forming words
like microphone, phonograph, pro-
gram, monologue. hydrophobia.
Seno a stamped (3-cent), self-ad-
dressed envelope to Frank Colby,
in care of The Evening Star. Ask
for Combining Forms Pamphlet.
It's free.
Released by the Bell Syndicate, 1nc)
Evening star., 1943-05-24

green, as silage and fodder. AMI
mails apparently like the plant, but
they show no special desire for it If
they have the choice of similar
crops.
Evening star., 1943-05-24

WhAL, 9:00-couniespy: At "Joe's Place"
VOL, 9:30-Mediaton Board: Edward corsi
Of the Department Of Justice
WT0P. t0:00-Sueen Guild Players: Deanna
Durbin and Joseph Gotten in Shadow Of a
Doubt"
WRC. 10:30-lnfomafion Please: Ethel
Barrymore and Dick Nancy.
VOL, 10:45-hanpower, ltd.: Lawrence
Appley, executive director Of VINO,
Evening star., 1943-05-24
ADVERTISEMENT.
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often use. Costs little. Demand Mexsana,
Evening star., 1943-05-24

Last-ntnuts changes In radio pro-
grams sometimes reach The Star
too late TOR correction that ddy.
Evening star., 1943-05-24

WMAL, 8:30-1rue or False: Telegraph
company officials vs. employees.
WINK, 8:30-Jean RershoIi discusses the
life Of Hans Christian Andersen
W0p. 900-Radio Theaier: "HitIers Chill.
dren," with Bonita Granville, Kent Smith and
OTTO Kruger
WRC, 9:0O-Voorhees' Orchestra: James
Mellon.
Evening star., 1943-05-24
on THE AIR TODAY

VN Ihe AK lUOAI
S'ar Flashes: Latest news, WMAl at 455p pm.
WINK 6:i5-JaY franklin opens new
series Of commentaries.
WT0P, 8:00-Vox Pop Submarine men Of
Portsmouth Navy Yard
WRC, 8;00-CavaIeade Of America: "Phsrma,
tids Mate, First Class with Michael 0Shea
and Alfred Drake.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-16
Craig Gives Blood

JANES CRATG took with Hedy Lamar Wiliam
from work The Heavenly Powell be a Red Cross blood
E.-- ML-n be lnaLued donor for he fourth time.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-16
FIESTA BAR

Herman Ziehl and his aii-giri
orchestra continue as the feature
attraction in the Continental
Room and Fiesta Bar of the
Savarine Hotel. For a small COM
bination, the band pourS out vol
tunes OF a much larger group and
plays A eTican and Latin
rhythms % uaiiy we'll. MarcIue
Locke. drummer and vocalist, has
been playing drums since she was
Q years old and was formerly
featured with Ina Ray Hutton and
her orchestra. Della Beattie IS
the saxophonIst, d Josephine
OwSten presideS at the piano.
Josephine has a close harmony
style. which has been n m g d
boxing glove chords by many Of
her admirers. Leader Ziehl IS a
master with the accordion.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-16

FRANK STNATRA, romantic
baritone of radio and night clubs,
climaxed a year unparalleled in
show business by signing the final
papers this week that Will make
him a star in Higher and High
er" His signature was affixed 10
the contract at RKO Radios
home office, with President Ned
Depinet and Vice President
Charles Koerner signing for the
motion picture company
Sinatra's first picture with
RKO Radio, Higher and Higher. "
will see him co-starred with
Michele Morgan.
The past year has seen Sina-
tra's rise 10 the top Of his profess
sion. After being elected Amer
ica's favorite male vocalist" an
honor held for the past eight
years by Bing Crosby, in the an
ntial poll by DewHbest and Metro
nome, he was the attraction for
eight straight weeks at New
York's Paramount Theater. lie is
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-16
Film Time Clock

ADAMS - my Friend Fucka 1t.07.
SIS, 4.fe. Z 20. 1881 . m They Came
70 Blow Up America, % y as, 80, 6-2I
us ,. m.
BROADWAY CAPITAL - "Fve Graves
20 cairo" ~ a, 4:o3. 726. no 10 2. m
Henry Alducn Gets Glamour II a. m
2 n, . ~. s,03 p. m.
4-20. 7l0, lo.n m-.The Msanes,
Man in the World" y IS. 32h el5.
.S.15 p. NJ.
FISHER - "casablahca. J. rs 80
7.i5. 1910 p m The Msansst Man ir
the World" u 30. 25, $40. 9.15 p m
FOX They Got Me Covered " y IS
3 50. 0s 10 2o p. m Redhesd from
Manhattan Al 25 - mu 2.fo. 5.55, . 10
p. m,
HOLLYWOOD - 'Casablanea. = a.oe
.7l2, 1918 p. m. The Meanest Man 10
the World" .02. sos, s.l4 p. m.
MADISON N-"CAssblanca." u 81. 3:4s
1902, l015 .. m THE Meanest Man In
The World l5o a. m, 2is, e.0i, 8 IA
p. m.
MICHIGAN Jimmy Dorsey I. 4.ie. Z
9 50 p. m The Hard Way. IL a. N
1880. 5. 7.5O. 1910 p m.
PALMs-sTATE 49, Happy Go Lucky '
II -55 n. m, 81, b01. - is-is ~
'saludos Amigos.' ll:l2 a. m, las, 4:2i
RIVERA - "Casablsnca " 32. 434
the World " ~ 80 3 az "a, e.36 p. m
R-K-O UPTOWN CasahIancs 30
4 80, 73O. 10 35 p. m The Aeanest Mar
in the World. 35. 80, IS p m.
ROYAL - 'Casab.anca 7.2s 80 2s
p m. The Meanest Man in the World
TELENEws = News. short subjects.
a o.. n
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-16
Garland Doll
To Namesake

JUDY GARLAND'S most treas
ured possession will be presented
TO her young niece and namesake,
Judy Gayle Sherwood, when the
tot celebrates her fifth birthday,
Many years ago, Judy won first
place in Better Babies" contest.
The prize, awarded by Mary Pick
ford, was a llfe-Size golden-haired
doll This doll became the stars
faYorite pIaYthing- and when she
outgrew toys, Judy placed her IN
a prominent spot Of her room and
there it remained.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-16
Floor ShOlUs
At DetrOit's
Night Clubs
By COLLEEN MACDoNELL

FOLLOWERS OF Sam You'll
Love 1t" Fouche have been flock
ing to Club Three 666 TO hear his
inimitable songs and comedy, since
the return of the popular emsee to
the big cast OF sepia favorites, last
week.
Sam stepped out OF featured
spot in a prominent New York
club to again take over the role
he held for so many months here.
Bette Taylor's new, hot sepia re-
Vle has been well received.
In addition 10 Fouche, the cast
includes Ray Sneed Jr., ballet-ln-
swing star. featuring a Soft-Shoe
ballet speciality; Billy and Vivian,
sensat tional novelty dancers;
Bobbe CASTOR, torch-singing star;
Charles Mcbride, topnotch bari
tone, and the eight exotic Taylor
cites, dancing ensemble. Teddy
Buckner and his orchestra supply
the torrid rhythms for the revue
an d dancing. George Saunders,
talented Three Csc organist and
Joa-Anna's songs unite TO provide
intermiSsion- entertainment.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-16
SAKs SHOW BAR

Tall, handsome Barbara Parks
is setting a new record for her
self at Saks Show Bar. The dark
eyed singer. stunning in a white
gown SlaShed with silver. gives
unstintingly in her deep voice OF
such all-time favorites as Sum
mertime," Begin the Beguine.. and
BLACK Magic In answer 10 the
clamoring, sparkling Barbara re-
turns and in a chatty manner in
PRODUCES a "reminiScing' interlude
which includes songs from grand
fathers era. However, the singer $
deft handling of the. old-timerS
gives these grand old tunes new
mSter.
Smiling Sammy Morris CON
GnueS on his merry way as master
- ceremonies, heckling entertain
ers and rsnSsK5c.. - +. x 'c4. and
every one seems 10 like II. The
maestro surprises patrons with
his fine baritone voice and sings
THE Volga Boatmen" then breaks
into a quick parody Of the Russian
classic. keeping all in an uproar,
Pretty Carol Crane is held over
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-16
PALM BEACH

There's a lot OF fine talent pre-
sent in the new show at the Palm
Beach. Song sty1iSt Kay MacKaye
headlines the new bill and her
Svelte good looks and pleasant
personality contribute greatly "a
fine singing voice doing such
favorites as Let's Get Lost" and
It's Always You
Nimble John Gallus. who plays
an expert clarinet and juggles
huge rubber balls on his head,
nose and even on the instrument
while giving out on an intricate
arrangement of "T iger Rag,
garners a nice round OF applause
for his novelty act. He returns
with a Tine" OF dancing marion
cites who do everything fro m
ballet 10 the Can-Can.
Rolando and Verditta. suave ex-
ponents OF ballroomology, glide
through a series Of graceful rou-
tines and include many difficult
lifts and spins in their dancing.
Gus Howard practically scars
through the air. in a hilarious
tumbling session and winds up
with a funny monologue on the
life Of the civilian. The whole
show is well-paced and good. Don
Pablo's orchestra continues on in
the musical end.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-16

Hungarian Rhapsody on the xylo-
phone and winds up his musical
treat with George Cob an
medley.
Charles Dubin's orchestra con-
tinues 10 play tor both the show
and dancing.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-16
CLUB THREE TREES

Tina 'PuSh-Out' Dixon. who
puts Joy into the blues, still holds
the top spot in the fast moving
Sepia revue at the Three Trees
Club. This efferveScent SongStresS
known as the 'One woman show,
IS a sure-fire encore getter. Lo-
renzo Robertson, noted character
singer. formerly with Bill Robin
son. and Luck and Lucky expert
flash dancers. recent New York
Cotton Club stars. top the remain
ing list Of hold-overS including
Yodora Proctor. tap wizard
Horace Paine, comedy emsee. and
SNOWFALL, h Vt h m and comedy
dancer.
The revue is presented at 10
and u. nightly. Two great
bands. Joe Norris and his orches-
ira, specialists in red-hot rhythms,
and Fred Harris and his band,
partial 10 the Sweeter tempos
divide the musical chores.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-16

continuing 10 amaze and charm
people with her ability 10 wind
herself around in a series of bone
less contortionS. She finishes with
some excellent control acrobaticS.
Johnny Morrison features the
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-16
Frank Sinatra Signs
His First Film Contract

! currently there for repeat en-
gagement.
/ This month Sinatra launched
THE Frank Sinatra Show" a as
minute weekly radio program that
testifies 10 his nationwide appeal
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-16
CLUB MARIO

Nita Norman, blond and gla-
morous singing celebrity, has been
rewarded with a second weeks S
engagement at Club Mario and
again heads the new all-star floor
show, which opened there Monday
night. Newcomers are the attrac-
tive Belts Sisters, clever novelty
dancers, direct from one OF New
York's most dazzling night spots,
and Dolores and Rossini, ballroom
dancers, featuring their we'll
known Algerian apache.
It's Karl Spaeth's music for
dancing and floor show. Marie
Kiesgen. popular co-manager of
Club Mario, Is the proud receiver
of an award for distinguished
services rendered the United
States Treasury as a member OF
the Gallant Sixty thousand Of
Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-16
"PIease limit your call
to minutes.
Others are Waiting."
Hs because 30.

=. telephone circuits to the point you are
calling are overloaded and your help is needed
TO clear the lines for other necessary calls.
Much of the time there's an extra-heavy
load on many lines, especially those to
busy centers. And sufficient materials can't be
had with which 10 expand the telephone system.
You can help improve the critical service
condition, if you will -.
]. Make only the most necessary long
distance calls.
Z. When you must telephone long dis
lance, limit your call to ) minutes or
less. \-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
WALL WASHING

All Wall. Washing paper kalsomiHs
.rrErtl ~ yssfs experience. 0ne-day
service white vorkme0. TEmrie 1887.
NINDON CLEANING
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Death notires

.,,rS s5,,,, a., no tosl beloved
u,rthsr. IS John. dear sister az &Vs
csfhsrirs NKroDek Ms Anna Gsnke AMI
49, Ma ken Funeral SATURDAY. :
f--4r fohr D. Ff1rkoVsst Furcrsl
non. 7e-3 Tromhler ave Services ST.
ro-1,, ,pe Kfnr church - s So. Inter-
m.nt M. oBvet Cemetery
49, -, 81. v,.r.,,.
NtitN 49, ~, r,.s..
S@-t 49, .4H-.ss 7,ea Ne
80. 'N.'
uoRSMAN D~, 81 faf9 Mary MrLert
Horsnart car'n- M lhrf az Mfs fflIt
CIsuerts. Ms. F.ffh MnrfE Hhf
H0rsrsn Dr. srrt'ctF "a ltnspe 'f mo
Wn p d, Hamilton CO case Ave s' A.iN-
sndrins FrtaN morning at ~ m Hna
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Death Qotifes

HAGIN Frsr,rs Mary oct. ~ beloved
wifc q FmN Hagen ~ tea3f NrNford
dear. mother af Private NiNisw Arthur
Rarusu ot a. s. ARMY Funerai from
1871 Bros lO2ia Ham lton ~ Glynn
Court SATURDAY. ~ D. on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

fDENTiAL-W window cleaning. storm,
screen. awning service. Northwest sec
-4on, TEmls a-7sz1.
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WAC nt1Rol1 INNS Losr ANp roUNp

DIAMOND WRIST MATCH lost on Fisher
between Moffett and warren, Warren
hus coz downtown vicinity, valued keep
sake Liberal Ee~aEa p'sEa -iesf.
poo Toy Fox Terrier. tan and white
license 35O6a Reward Townsend s-03s7
LOST Rnfold contsiu,ng money. valuable
papers. vicinity White Tower on Jeffer-
son near Woodward Liberal reward
Harry Azar cherry 5000, Room 2is
LOST White and black English setter
name "Ai'' tag number 1882 Liberal
reward CLARK - Massachusetts. Town.
send 7-2oi2
LOST Brown brief bag on Tremsn bus
contains books papers ana instruments
Owner. ssryiceman medical student
books navy propcr'N Reward Tyler
8 $3.50
LOST Flgin hAsetie Wrisfwstch Vlcinlt,
f'rrtrr. FFnkpD Sentimental keepsake.
Please rrturn Reward University l-52s2
LOST Matched set ~ Ralph Goudsl golf
clabs Cali Rand $500. Room ISL.
Reward
LOST Package With gray Stacks ana green
sweater, uu second floor uf kefns. Call
Randolph 1923 Reward.
LOST Tool checks aud car keys between
Kirby and Frederick on Chene. Reward.
tt. l-4932.
LOST-Oid black white male dog. hind
leg ~ bob tail Liberal reward. 10t
Nestmuster
LOST SUNDAY Gentlemsn's white gold
socket watch initials A -ull-N -
nyKr. between Detroit and Utica Reward
uicNei 1893
LOST Silver ung umbrella in StouGers
Restaurant Gift. Reward. N0rthlaWn
s70s
LOST Lapel watch. heart shape. oct IL.
Can idtnufv Reward. MDrray 96i7.
REWARD for return Of citizenship papers
~ Joseph cymoslski. No questions asked
2hls Hemans TR. 2-29s0
STRAYED-BIac and white male Cocker
Spaniel. Liberal reward. Townsend
1854
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
IANH-t&ftNG
OIL HEATING STOVES

BLACK DIRT. top soils. top dressing
su1dtng seeding Ford and Schaefer
I-AnaAGA Hlrt.- tlfan.tF $500 ~
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sFIt> RRAIN d,ed 81 The YpJlanh
STATE Hospitaf Worf Ike - lnga'F
son JOHN Braun. 'sst Address 2oSf Me-
bury. Detroit