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Evening star., 1943-03-31
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The sergeant was furious with
rage and Illustration. grabbed a
screwdriver and he grabbed Pvt
Downer, who had a black mark by
his name for not wearing his identi-
f1cation tag. The three of us start
ed work.
First, put out the fire in the
boiler. Shake it down. throw ashes
on it. It still burns. Shake 1t down
more, throw sand on it. Still burns
Close the bottom door, shake 1t
down more, throw ashes and sand
on it. Curse it. After too long, it
dies.
The man who devised the system
for connecting an indoor boiler and
an outdoor chimney should be
parched with his own pipes and
stuffed with oily SCOT.
Roars From Others.
Unscrew a pipe, lift it gently, coax
it from its socket. Easy does it.
Careful there. When you have it
almost out. inhale for your sigh
of relief. Crash! The whole net
work of pipes bounces off the floor,
scattering ashes and SCOT over half
the battery area.
The sergeant's mother in Gaffney,
S. c., would be amazed to find how
her sons vocabulary has improved
since he enlisted in the Army. Even
for a sergeant, his speech is force
ful as he helps to gather up the
litter of pipes, screws and selectees.
After half an hour of scrubbing
and wiping the interior regions OF
all the pipes, they're ready to go
up again. All but one of them are
in place, and the last one is ready
to be fitted. Careful there! Easy
now! Watch out! Catch it! Crash
The boys come in from the drill
field at 4:30 and head for the show
ers. There is no hot water.
Get load of that Hargrove, !"
they fume, in an unnecessarily nasty
manner. He gets job where all
he has to do is throw a shovel of
coal on the fire every two hours.
And then when we come in. there
amt no hot water There amt
even no fire. Throw the bum out. "
Evening star., 1943-03-31
INSTALLMENT VIII.

There's one job here that is moth
ing but goldbricking in itself. That s
the latrine orderly detail. You go
to work after lunch and spend the
rest of the afternoon watching the
fire in the water heater and feeding
1t regularly-every two hours. The
next morning you sweep and mop
the washroom and spend the rest of
the time until lunch watching the
fire again. All in all, you lead a
lazy, carefree existence.
There was slip-up somewhere
yesterday. I was 1atrine orderly in
stead Of K. P. 1t was probably the
mess sergeant's idea.
The boys started out after lunch
for an afternoon of drilling in the
warm Carolina sunshine and learn
Ing to drive trucks across bitches.
"Goldbrick," they muttered as they
passed me. "Goldbrick. Now he's
going professional" I brushed them
away disdainfully and sat down to
read comic book or two
An hour later, I decided to take
a casual look at the boiler. When
opened the furnace room door a
blast of strong brownish smoke
struck me to the ground. I lay
there for several minutes, tapping
my forehead thoughtfully, while
more smoke poured out.
When it still hadn't slackened
after five minutes. I crawled under
the layer of smoke to the boiler.
There the sickening vapor was,
pouring nonchalantaly through
clinks in the door.
Don't come telling me about it,"
said Sergt. Ma Davidson. Take
out the pipes and clean them. All
Of them"
A Tough Assignment.
L almost dropped. Clean them
smoke pipes? With fire going? I
can't do it."
had to see the top sergeant to
get my instructions. When I re-
turned to Sergt. Davidson I was
happy again.
Ma" / told him, "the top kick
says for you to supervise the job"
Evening star., 1943-03-31

"Hargrove," the sergeant says
quietly, put down that rife. It
isn't loaded"
Rife Makers Reveal Cruelty.
I grinned weakly as I reported
to the supply sergeant for work
You must be that nice Sergt
Thomas w. Israel I've heard SO
many nice things about"
mo, little man." he said. I'm
the nice Sergt. Israel you've been
running your loud mouth about.
I'm the nice sergeant who always
gives you the wrong clothing, sizes
and hides your laundry and does all
those awful things you've been tell
ing about me-"
80 help me, sergeant" I pro-
tested, Il never named thee but to
praise. Somebody's been trying to
poison your mind against me. ]
didn't say any one of those nasty
things. 1t was Grinny Miller"
Il am also the nice sergeant" he
said, who is going to let you earn
your 10 cents today. Take off your
1dIleue blouse, my man, and pre-
pare to sweat. Today we make
progress. We are going to unpack
rifles"
1t seems to me that when the
manufacturer prepares to pack 6
box OF Army rifles his cruel streak
comes out at its worst. From the
look Of the rifles he has his 3-year.
old daughter prepare compound
OF molasses, pitch and used motor
oil-the gooier the better. He sling.
each gun into the resulting mess
sloshes it around for a while ane
then lays it neatly into the box
What happens to the yardbird who
has to unpack and clean the guns
shouldn't happen to my worst en-.
emy.
You use swab about the size o1
Evening star., 1943-03-31
z. Bates Howard, II,
Dies in Durnestown

z. Bates Howard, 72, formerly with
the Maryland State Roads Commits
sion, died Monday at his home in
Darnestown, Nd, after a years ILL
ness. He was native of Mont
gomery County and had spent all of
his life there.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Laura Mae Howard; two daughters,
Mrs. Clifford Gasch and Mrs. Frank
Casper, both of Hyattsville; three
Evening star., 1943-03-31

I look at my hands, at the rife,
at the old shoe and at the mess SER
geant. hold my tongue. Health
is wealth.
"We miss you terribly in the
Kitchen" he COOS, "even when you
go gripping around that my food is
the worst in the Army. just saw
the first sergeant and I asked him
to let you be a X. p. just as soon as
he can spare you. Oh, we're going
to do wonders to that kitchenWare,
you and l."
He pats me on the forehead with
ominous tenderness and departs,
Five PAGES away he turns for a part
ing shot, "Blabbermouth!" he snorts
suppose he's good to his mother
though.
CONTINUED Tomorrow
Copyright, 1913. by Henry Walt L co.,
Evening star., 1943-03-31
Fall Results in Riot
At RuiIwuy Stution

Helen of Troy's face may have
launched thousand ships, but it
took Blanca Cataldi's slip to start a
riot in the Buenos Aires, Argentina,
railroad station. Blanca slipped and
Evening star., 1943-03-31

You can't pop corn over q match
flame. You can't build house with
discarded barrel slaves. And we'll
never win this war with less than
all we've got and the best we've got.
Buy War bonds.
Evening star., 1943-03-31

sons, Lee and Wilson Howard of
Washington and Wayne Howard Of
Jamestown; two brothers, Charles
and Linwood Howard of Ounce Or
chard and two grandchildren.
Evening star., 1943-03-31

fell between the platform and coach
Of subway train during the mid
day rush, fracturing her leg. Spec
tators blamed the accident on in.
suf1icient railroad service and at
tempted to wreck the train.
Evening star., 1943-03-31

See how EDWARDS rich, hearty flavor and protected
freshness help give you more good cups per pound!
Your ration tickets cannot buy better, richer,
fresher coffee than Edwards!
Here you get fine big pound of lusty, full
strength coffee the same unbeatable quality,
the same superb blend that Edwards has been
producing for over 40 years. Deep and rich in
flavor! Exceptionally fresh.
Unlike most coffee, Edwards is roasted daily,
delivered direct to your grocer, sold to you in
the bean. It's ground fresh when you buy,
exactly right for your coffee maker.
Combined, these advantages mean that you
get more good cups from your coffee ration.
Remember: for greatest enjoyment from your
ration. use the current coupon for Edwards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

Steps Necessary to Obtain
Citizenship Papers Outlined

The need for birth certificates,
citizenship papers, marriage Ii
censes and other legal documents
certifying a persons background is
greater today than ever before.
Because documents OF this ma
ture often are required in wartime
10 obtain employment or provide
the data for governmental forms.
hundreds Of persons who have felt
no need for such legal papers are
anxious 10 obtain them.
Many of the hundreds of queS-
tons pouring into the WAR
PROBLEM CLINIC are concerned
with steps necessary 10 obtain
such papers. In today's WAR
PROBLEM CLINIC column, Ed
ward Pokorny Wayne County
friend of the court. answers. sev-
eral such letters from Detroit
Times readers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Dear ri. -,
Asks Husband Aid
With His Army Pay

War Problem Clinic.
| should Ike 10 know What Il
do when my husband Is INDICTED
into the army
was released from a tubcrcu.
lOSiS SanatOrlum two years ago
and though | don't have 10 STAY
strictly in bed, | cant do work III
any type
My husband Is working in a d..
Tense plant but was recently nou.
fed he had been put IN Class la
The company ne works for tried
10 get him deferred but was unable
10 do 50
I have TO take treatments every
three weeks and they are quite
expensive. II | went home 10 my
people l would nave TO pay board
as they have all they can managl
with their family ! have 10 travel
30 miles each way for my treat
ments and that. too. costs MONEY
As you can Gee, after ! paid
board. took the treatments and
paid for transportation l wouldn'j
have anything left out of a So
allotment for other necessities.
What do you suggest ] do?
MRS. {. Is. +.
Dear Mrs. {. u. p:
When your husband il in
Quoted. the home service division
OF the American Red Cross will
help you I'm planning, not only in
managing your allotment but for
your return home or some other
arrangement here, medical treat
ment, etc.
The American Red Cross does
not begin 10 plan with people
until the serviceman i actually
inducted. The correct chapter
for YOU TO apprOach--in view of
your address, the Macomb
County Chapter. American Red
Cross. County Building, Mt.
Clemens, Mich.
In the meantime, IL YOU would
like TO talk over your situation
with some one, we suggest you
call Mrs. Elizabeth Webber of
the Warren Township branch of
the Council of Social Agencies,
22l00 Federal. Lincoln School,
Van Dyke. Macomb County,
Mich. telephone SLocum 9OiO).
MISS ELNA VI. FORM
CROOK. executive secretary,
Consultation Bureau of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
How to Obtain
Birth Certificate
War Problem Clinic:

War Problem Clinic.
How does one obtain a birth
certificate for an adopted child ?
/ mean a certificate with the
name OF the foster parents on H.
This child knows all about its
birth, etc. but we don't want the
world 10 know yet. The question
Of birth certificate comes up
quite often-in school. travelling.
church, etc. Isn't there way 10
eliminate all the questions that
come up every time we must pro-
duce the birth certificate
MRS. 4. {.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Born in Canada,
Is She Citizen?

War Problem Clinic:
! was born in Canada and came
10 America when ! was a year old.
In 1925, I married an American
citizen. Would that make me a
citizen also, or would / have 10
have citizenship papers 10 work IN
a war plant?
/ have a divorce from my first
husband. but have remarked. also
10 an American citizen. Would
my marriage license be proof
enough for me TO get job in q
war plant?
MRS. y. VI. :.
Dear Mrs. y. vi. -:
Your problem relates TO the
naturalization laws of the
United States. I suggest YOU get
in touch with the naturalization
examiners office I'm the Federal
Building telephone Cherry
$500
EDWARD POKORNY.
Wayne County Friend of the
Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
How to Submit
Your Problems
To Clinic Experts

Write your problem TO
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC,
The Detroit Times, Detroit,
Mich.
You must sign your name
and address, although no
names will be published but
will be held in strictest con-
fidence. Do NOT write
directly to members OF the
panel.
These authorities make up
the WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
panel:
Judge James T.. Chenot
Edward Pokorny.
Rev. Joseph A. Foley. s. j.
Fred NJ. Butzel
DR.. Robert G. Foster
DIR. Alfred McClung Lee
Mrs. Frances Sanderson
Miss Elva NJ. Forncrook
John r. Watkins
Mrs. Irene + Murphy
Miss Mary NJ. O'Neill
Walter II. K. Scott.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
WO'MEN'S RAYON
TAFFETA SLIPS

Irregulars of much higher
priced slips. Fashioned of
rayon taffeta in tearose
color. Lace and embroidery
trimmed; others in smart
tailored styles. Sizes "a
TO 40 in the group.
Crowley 's-iba
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

War Problem Clinic:
/ was born i'm Detroit but my
birth wasn't registered. ! was told
il would take me almost three
months TO get my birth papers.
would like 10 get war work as soon
as possible.
My father was born in Michigan
and was killed in the last war.
received some of the insurance
money so there must be some kline
of record somewhere. | am not liv.
ing with my husband so / really
need work. VIII II take three
months TO get my papers?
MRS. r.. l.. v.
Dear Mrs. r.. l.. v:
IL will take about month to
get your birth Ger .ificate. Be
cause of legal requirements. such
as documents and the testimony
Of witnesses, you should engage
an attorney TO represent YOU,
EDWARD POKORNY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

5000 YARDS WOVEN
DRESS CHAMBRAYS
New Spring cotton cham - ~
brays in colorful stripes. 1HC
YARD WIDE. Washable vB JyS,
colors. W " ~
CrowIey's-Bargain Easement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

Of Vital Statistics, Lansing
Mich, for the same information
EDM ARD POKORNY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

War Problem Clinic:
When our child was less than
2 years old my husband deserted
me, and in 1893 / divorced him
In the past Il q a @ ! haven I
known Of his whereabouts, nor has
he contributed 10 the support 0t
our child since ne left US. She IS
now l3.
now find that he is in the
army. al a school OF acTOnauticS
! realize of course that army pay
IS small but can some provision be
made whereby ne must be- made II
help with her support ? He may
get release from the army mas
much as he is Just past 3S and
then / would lose track Of hum
again.
III. =.
Dear RI. s.:
II your former husband il i'm
the army, the government and
your former husband viii each
contribute a certain sum toward
the support Of Your child. Obtain
certified copy of your decree
of divorce and 20 to the office
of the American Red Cross at
$50 W. Lafayette. and ask their
assistance i'm obtaining "A service
mems dependents allowance.
EDWARD POkOR\Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

Dear Mrs. A. e.:
II adoption took place before
1888, you may write To the pro-
bate court of the county where
the adoption order was entered
for certificate of birth contain
ing names Of adopting parents.
After 1888, write 10 the Bureau
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Finance Expert
Placed in Infantry

War Problem Clinic.
have a 36-year-old brother who
enlisted in the finance division of
the army July %, 1912 The first
day he was placed in the infantry
and there has been no indication
he will be placed in the finance
division He has the necessary
qualifications. as he has had many
years experience in pay roll and
accounting work. Is it possible 10
get him transferred 10 the fnange
division, and what procedure
should he follow -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01


Dear j. A. b.:
There II every indication the
armed forces are endeaNoring To
use the experience and capabili-
ties Of the enlisted men To the
best advantage. No guarantee il
given, however, that n member
will be placed only in a certain
special branch and kept there.
There may be good reason why
your brother IL i'm tlre infantry.
1 suggest that he arrange,
through proper channels. for a
discussion of his problem with
his commanding officer II he
feels an injustice is being done.
WALTER II. r.. SCOTT. vice
commander, Detroit Districts
Association, American Legion.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01
Thief Enters Store
Takes Money. Then
Eots Late Supper


A marauder who believed tu
coupling pleasure Wlth business
entered Brnkmans Store sun
DAY night stole between s35 and
sac IN small change and then sat
down for 3 leiSlreig supper
TIE thief gained entrance by
carefully removing enc Of TIE
large plate glass panels from =
fFFlnt window The glass was
unframed IS the stofe-breaker set
II against tire front q the store
where Il would mot fail He then
walked Through the store to the
back nopm where the money had
been placed After filling has
pockets ie went back INTO the
grocery section Of the store and
consumed q supper Of bread
sausage. pressed beef and q
quart Of milk
Tire robbery was discovered by
Police Officer Charles Manuel
when he went TO the corner 81
East Lincoln and South pssca
eotia streets 90 direct the s q ne.
traffic going into tine kdipvsrd
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01
Desk Sergednts
Added to City
Police Department

re Pasoagoula police force has
n enlarged ~ ne addition 81
80 aeb scrEeauis Chief - Po-
a " Ezell announced On
datv IS 6 Il Cam and
Ie LadnieF takes aVer these
- night
Both 81 these men formerly
SEQ on the police force and
sell known u Fascagoula-
Officer Cain after nzne months
ibe force ief last spring e
8 position as Wstchman and
keeper wifh TIE / & \.
read Company Officer Lad-
served for several yeam IS
= officer of she laW
HHIs marks tire urst trae that
- department ms had q full
#He dek staff = handle en-
nee RI names Of persons ar
led and the charge tn the
iae collection = fnes and
z clerical ouaez = fhf police
fmen, A aalenhune has
Installed tor fae department
- fHe number s =
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01
Masked Auto
Lights Effective
Today In County

Thp iast aay - t8l# year mark
81 fhf dess}lnf faf she msskhe
81 tae upFss naH 81 all allaFuo
haze headlight ans aBf aulafH
hsae a. Hhsgh lH Aa not been
aaEsf wiH - m conia
egiifn ~ fhe paee CHfI oi Prs
lHe q ~ EfnH warmed Thaf
Tnn treatment II a1 Buloulo
bite headlights rfesefihssa -
ife caieude8 aHa mere siriagefif
dim out regulations 81 FORTS bT
lt8 e s. ARMY fWu wet age
T. fsg event iGaf an a8iomoisile j.
aat eauiune3 ulth paF fixing heht
zee r7tiv hE allowed un 40
uIeteh io tee Natef ii4C BLACK
tsIut o other usase8ng must ent
- tft entire uflaef ~ the hEhf
@IlH fhf exception - enc tenth
81 ua glass Chiaf EEeH POINTED
aat Ta nIe Ia hecn made
~ fhr general nlaa faf protection
aaaEasi air attacks - sell as a..
from tae aa
= Al cas- Sc lights whiea
teasrY neHstie lights ai the
saipFara and street lights. must
Hadea - pre- enf 5a ffom
shAnng Shove horizon level Ar
eaHiing to sEne Officials TINS
Nfli materially decrease the visa
hf3Iis irom tine Waief s wcil -
tse atf
HHc original order prohibiting
ans hcsch fires aa been extend
ed - include brush flFs. iiela
lures and hgnfire8 fheae mast
hs e1flngn hsl ha8 hp&r D.
a4n Sle0 frfsafn nMsk faf
= half iaaaf aite sunrise M
exterior llamlnaHan Wl3 gc per
mflfea
Ne longer are thee lighting
distractions hnllea e. Co.'s Ia
afeas bui the dun out area hs
eu wiacnea 10 include TIM
whole uf Jaekans IiancoCk aha
Harrison rauutte
Tine poltce II HaaeaGouie have
aaen very ienienf with tnc ctU.
gers m faem violations ot TIE
dlm cat regulations Chief EtelI
s8la bui ifnm nes on auY per
aa. regardless 81 rank apd fo
sIt.8HL wis tH prosecuted under
iHe law If thes ae net conform e.
ihe regulations
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01
l.. d. Hall
On
SlOO Bond
Preliminary Trial
Waived PENDING
Grand Jury Action.

+ p HHil 2e yeaF aid shipyard.
Nakef vino wW charged with
mansiaaEnter IN connection with
tar aaath last week a. Mr. Eve
Jane Isni0n waived 8 prehmin
aFs huar4na before Justice Of iffc
Feaee Kate Denny Tuesday anc
rerau.d on 500 buna pend
lne appearance before the Grand
1uFY whnn tina; hody canvenes IN
N
Hal wa1 arrested Is county
HiNhWAv Patf0lnaan Fenumofe
Hasieen after tine man who lives
III Cmlen Ala had confessed uu
der questioning that be had been
The companion Of tire d I'd wom-
~ II TIM i.inc she xas irlrF
aHa fatally injured ~ an auto
nsshlh driven BY Il v Webb Of
Koseiusko also ar ingalls, EN-
piose
~ an inquest hv Coroner II A.
Fails the jury Of SIX men re-
turned the verdict of death from
: haow an the ieH side Of the
head. the exact cause Of which
being unknown 70 the jury
AIRS psninn was killed early
% lhe morning of December 70
wren she dashed cut into the
hiehWaE a. front IF the automo-
nile driver hy Wehh acr1ransE
- Hall DEATH was instant the
accident occurred On the black
top foad leading from Halfway
~ INTO Pascsgoula It SIS a m.
a1tef 3 night Of VISITING night
4hs IN tisr outskirts ot tfle Dliv
Feufou had led several
a hrs HaH declared and while
! I'D she were walking on the
e#as Il the road tie woman
a her aFm from his hand
arc sed the road tie averred
tHas mad followed her "a help
90 the Airport Inn which
I'D left 3 short time before
faat sine again Jerked her
rom his grasp and start
seH8ss the road. running
.at into the automobile Ac-
10 Webb the events Of
Heideut happened 50 quick
Il he was conscious Of only
b If red before the woman
aanily struck the fender OF
~ Mrs Penlon vas wear
red cua. with her slack auit.
go Peuton. husband of tae
woman and an employee al
sterling Motor Company
MS wifc had left their home
H3au night 10 complete her
simas shopping When their
#esf old son returned from the
night picture show. Mrs Pen
had not come home bat her
land said he thought she had
aBned II q drug store where she
Haerly worked and was help
- cut uith the Christmas rush.
ars pentons body was not
Hafled uniil SUNDAY afternoon
#sn her husband visited the
ele after having been m-
med by an acquaintance thai
Unknown woman haa beer
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01
Valuable Prizes Waiting
First Baby of New Year

wsrn ihe Hok nanfei has
wing eafle fa mafnsnf q 49,
premteTe appearances iu IacEou
Cogmty 81 1875 e was mes mnt
thr hrafeK ri bsfsaN from
heavcn hu3 hMsiis ~ gifts -
swell
Fm tire tlfet whai tshv born
in tn county aitsT msanieft -
Deccmtsf 81 Ha the Mmasf ~
fhe Sfofs uafhf aa8 3 ~
xuli viii te Us recipient ~ fuafs
than = dufen presents ifom H
chants in Mns Point and
EoUla II PCS Isle Hlai uH hsh
himself wuH1 n4t nucn nB aaasi.
from faes eHfnmnt HH
above u1atsfzal pas 1igH IS H0fh
: nearly a0e h8f uolaeg aua
faltlers mha ere ekpertinR sassl
from thf fafHsaa sid bard ara hop
ina that he hefafaed tae k
Year with 3 slep 81 iiaeH haa
first un has Enigfmlna1 fauu
Ana Though lie H~geugnuaef -
fairv tales HsuA operating quite
- openls taslas 81 81 oAa e
appear e. have Hufked Through
the nerhT g beateH upun tsl
LITTLE hahs ite snviabig gins -
thrift patriotism. riches health
and good fortune
The auallts ~ thrift Is ua
presssd ia 3 gift q q $500
inFs account ~ the paMaaauIa
Nst5ouai hank and fiiile Fur
niiurs Store chose patriotism
through tfaa eih ~ S. % IN d.
fsnse STAMPS HilIs MaFama are
Store combined pstriottem and
good fortlaae Mith d present e
s2&o n defense stamps ana S
hauy nath aHh and under Eaa
fortune ara included 5 cap ard
sweater sci ffem bcrnetein fam
iy Ouffltte5s 3 Wnol blanAei
from Head Furniture and Hare
ware Cnuzpsn2 = hlzh chair from
Standard Furniture CpmpanY
kuifiec eaH atla Nsr s
Rosenhiun8 5000 n naftfean
dis from Ciafk Esotaief# sind
> Beacon BLANKET ffam HfuHs
fields II lie category ol riches
are . Eoia leekes from MiEalHs
Drug Store and & 10 karef haias
xinE from Hufnham's DRUG sioie
srI health hss been remembered
b. y l. uafa aaa Sons NtHeH
store Is Offering . dozen cans II
milk, sme ~ b%finlusau Feoa
Store winch Is giving SEQ II
merchandise
Rules - tee slegk Derby which
is yponsofe ~ U8 Chronicle
Star and Advertise tQllna
a ceffiiaaah ~ birth 81 Han
pbotost8tse eon3 81 iar ee4iIHz
cate. stating the iiuac 81 BIRTH
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