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Evening star., 1943-11-28
Governor and Wife
|HOnOred at Dinner

The Vice President and Mrs.
Henry A. Wallace were the ranking
guests at the dinner which was given
last evening by the Assistant Attor-
ney General and Mrs. Norman M.
Littell at their home in Arlington in
honor of the Governor Of Alaska
and Mrs. Ernest Gruening.
The Assistant Attorney General
and Mrs. Littell have had as their
house guests Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ronald
Graham of Montreal and Vancouver,
who have been here for the past 10
days. They left after the dinner
last evening for New York, where
they will spend a few days before
returning to their home in Canada.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Mr.. and Mrs: Lynch
Are Dinner Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lynch enter
tanned Mrs. Lynch's brother and
sister -in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie r.
Clark, at dinner Monday evening at
their home in Falls Church. Mr..
and Mrs. Clark, who formerly lived
in Arlington County, recently pur-
chased a large farm near Herndon
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Social 4 cfivities
In Gaifhersbure

GAITHERSBURG, Md, Nov. 27.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Phillips
Slacum, who have been spending the
Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs.
Slacum's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Q. Bailey, in Orange, Va,
are expected home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ray enter
tanned with a dinner party for IA
Evening star., 1943-11-28
VIII Entertain
For Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy w. Norman
Of Falls Church are entertaining at
dinner today for their house guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Clarke, and
Mrs. Norman's cousin, Ensign Rus
sell c. Gubbins, U. S. N. R., of Mil
Waukee. Ensign Gubbins will be in
Washington while taking a training
course at American University.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Haze HOLIDAY Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard G. Sargent
Of Chevy Chase have as their
Thanksgiving holiday guests the for
mer's mother, Mrs. George Sargent,
and his brother and sister law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sargent Of
Ridgewood, N. j.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
In A nnabOHs

Mrs. John Reading Of Black
Mountain, N. c., and Washington is
spending the Thanksgiving season
with her son-in-law and daughter,
1t. and Mrs. Walter Kreamer, in
Annapolis, where 1t. Kraemer is
stationed.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Visits Parents

Seaman Russell Armentrout from
the Naval Training Station 1T Balm
bridge, Md, Is with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. r. Armentrout, at their
home, In Broadmont, Falls Church,
for q few days.
Evening star., 1943-11-28

MISS REVA LEVINE.
The daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Dauid P. Levine of Macon,
Who haze announced her en-
gdgement to Mr.. Arnold q.
Schreiber, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Schroeder of this city.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-11
MONDAY, OCTOBER II, 1913

orderly. but was found not guilty
Roy B"hblit. only white man ,i,.,
~ the session. MAS taxed With ,I,'
costs ion loud and buIStcrous c,,,,s,,,',
ON the street 'h
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-11
Grand jury Reports On
Conditions Over County
Finds Officials Lookin After Duties;
Minor Repairs Asked in Many Instances

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&C.. 60. 90" Is ..
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4. T. s s:: X: $ \: fl: : : n: +. !:
..t u.s.. .. :, :...4 =.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-11

l0"c i!vsD.--bLy 100 More!
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
MADAME EMBER. ADVISOR

4 WILL not stand respoRsihls for any
ihing ny. wife purchases ttom today on
4 inCTao.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
REAL ESTATE WANTED
RESORTS FOR RENT
REAL EsrArE OUTSIDE DETROIT

WALLED LAKE Furnished cottage. $50
cabin. SIS: good fishing, swimming, u
miles city -ltFntte-I,afayette
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

aISDu SYSTEM Rsa4irEs Roskon 1855
West Grand BouleVerd- upper IKin''S
1
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
IUPHoLSIERINC
FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS

A BARGAIN! lnnerspring mattresses.
Samples, SIS. Mitehelis, 5000 Gratiot.
BEAUTIFUL yxi2 Administer rug. blue
5000 Gratiot
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
New Mattresses, S8.95
SINGLE OR DOUBLE SIZE
RAIMI BROS.

f60s GRAND RIVER. Mr. itTH
1880 CD. RIVER, Mr. SCHOOLCRAFr
Open Thurs. -Friday.SAl TIL
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
rARM AND LANDS FOR SALE

cash gives deed Raise
your own vegetables. fruit, chickens;
near II Mile and Grstiot. Address Box
1887 Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

ADVISOR. True Reader Mrs Dale al
aNafrs AnsWcr- questions readings
tst, SUNDAY. 1p-lp i0s37 West Jefferson,
-ner m, RIVER Rouge. WySndotte bus
fl t.-f
ADVISOR IAis Readei Ms Ross Hours
600 daily DO sundays. 223l Fort
street. !Incoin Park
A-LlAl-AR Rai.,,- stopped At fennr secretly.
Arnold. 2s6l Nst Bank BIDS RA. 1884.
ASTEoIOGFR Mrs Lena AAnniag.
Catf1kce Indian. appointments. Tyler
A-77A 1924 McGraw
AsTROLOGER Pheoha Garter Cousulta =
mons daily: reasonable. fis helen,
rear Jerfrson.
A-IEAGT4QNS- fAth,tys 3 Lotus
Tearoom hy Original Mildfsd--Lilian and
Lotus Home Cooking. ltt0 Broad"ay,
upstairs.
cali KlESZ" ends >Gsustones( Liver.
GAg Bladder Gas stomach Disorders.
Cal ToWnseru 7-i7i0.
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER safs. tsst.
-fTFTTT0yivt EffetImt guarantee. Doc
tors References. Eiecirolysls Clinic,
TORnsend s.3llA
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
For Real Bargains

Cor. Van Born and Wayne Roads.
Phone Wayne g20
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
STOVES AND HEATERS
LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS

WANTED any make or type range. neat
or combination. Tyler 5-0034.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
uPHOLSTrRING

REUPHoLsTER your old living rm. suite.
Dinipg room chairs. $50 up. custom
butt guaranteed NoFkmanship. Resiyle
Il phOlstering. eOsa Lnwood. Tyler T-023O
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-wEsr

cLosv TO WEST sirR ISDUSTRlEsi
Attractive green-r0pfet snc gfesr- -sr-'tertf
t.room home with utility rcrn crug,ffe'N
finished insics Win s.rs ara Vat'r 'u
,tts no riurrh.rf one f.y g. 49, sLr
80 tFsrgpoyfdfio. Stsrvriff lrs5E - n
for s., 900 $3.50 - y0ur money yhssc IS.
Balance o. down payment frsrcsc
Victory Development Co.
Var Born ard Howe P1s Vs'rs Isss
DEARBORN Hprgef si1s rms srla...
basement garage imueciAte Posstss'-A
CT. e+s5.
WARD p-schoolcrsftv-4 rms s. 100 5000
an, s25 no. Guststs0n ,Ho sofo
rsr- ETT[yI- Tu7T squTry- g fc-- -zr-F
s-roon apartment, az conc t'nFi
b~s Az furnace
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
MOVING. STORAGE. CARRIAGE

ALBRICHT - Local moving, storage.
Grating. shipping. anyWhere hreproof
conktructed warehouse. 2l1 Milwaukee
Trinity c'2lii.,
EHALT-Locsl moving loads wanted.
Michigan Ohio Penusy lvan'a free ssti-
mates A62? Livefnois Lafayette ASA.
LIyERNOIS MOVING
Loads 10 ana from Ohio. Indiana, Illinois,
PeUusylNsnia. West virginia, New York,
Michigan storage % hreproof construction.
eigi. LIVERNOIS-HOGAR $500
VICrORs MoNng-Locai and suburban.
Place your order day before moving.
TW i-o0sO. 1926 Syracuse.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOLS
PERSONALS

GIRLS Frse heAu'A culture trstring
H,s.ens school. $50 Twelfth. AAdisor
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
BUS TRANSPORTATION
FLATS ron SALE

VAN DYKE near Vernor--6 rooms each
hot air heat; garage, So 400, 81 a7S
down. t32 per month. Terrace 2s503.
Room 81
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

Brand new box springs, suy sire Sit.
MITCHELL'S 5000 GKATIOT
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

BRAND NEW lounge chairs IN beau'itu
vine and blue covers Sacrifice. S2t.
MITCHELLS. 5000 GRATIOT
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
RENTALS WANTED
WANTED 10 RENT ROOMS

COUPLE war. or rooms before schoes
starts; colored. TT :-s77l.
CoLoREp-wsnttd, furnished room er
.mail apartment, cre child. Temple
S-3fl7
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

SIS A. gen farm. mile town. excellent soil.
small woods, electricity and water. nee
rssary buildings house furnished: all
81 500. terms 81 900 down. Hanson
Osborn Realtors. Hart. Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

HoovER-s NILE section -F-ams. bed
rooms good 'ysrspcr'a'ior irnmedlais
possession 81 o0c 81 J0g c0pr
TURNER A. WILSON Pr. 1926
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

MOUNT ELLiQTT-ll rooms 9 bedrooms.
not water sfoser heat. EooG t1ldiuon
deal eof rOonlnE h1uss
VAgT JEFFERSON PEALTY-fE iqq0
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

3.PC. Bedroom suite. $40 50.
American Furn. 1921 Cd. Rlvsr
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

BRAND new Jenny Lind ana poster beds
al siEes maple or walnut 3l25 Gratiot
BUNK bees WITH spring ana mattress -
remaining Must be sold a. once Spite.
Open 70 Q. 1855 Gratlot, cor Baldwin.
-GeA -. = T -rt-ot usr1 furniture. Is r
condition. leaving city. 422S vermont
DINING ROOM suite s-piecs MAHOGANY
excellent condition. $50. TOWNSEND
S-358O 2S3l Elmhursi
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

COLORED-NORTH SECT.
Io..l roouing house; i7-roorr rrcE ccm.
p's',iy furnished tsths g lsvafcries
unusual incorn. Sis o0O. s. 500 down.
Immediate Possession
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similarity and repetition. For in
stance there are three villages
named Gal, all in the same vicin-
ity.
On the field telephones. through
which even the best voices take
on a raspy quality, imagine what
can happen to Arawa and Arawe,
Asimba and Asinga, Iroa and Irua,
Mes and Mez, Popondata and two
Popondettas, Coma, Gumi, Guma
and Bunu, Buna land Funa, two
Busis, two Buses and three Busus.
Three rivers in the Buna area are
the Amboga, SaIpboga, and EN-
bogo.
Lots of names are plain double
talk, such as these villages: Bell
Bell, Bena-Bena, Biddi Biddi, two
Wagga Waggas, Bib and Yu Yu.
Then there are Bena-Bena air
drome, Kwabikwabi point, Papa
Papa point, Bada Bada bay and
the Sewa-Sewa district.
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Alp Features

AP Features
AN ADVANCED BASE IN NEW
Guinea, May 13.-Citizens of Pc
culiar, Mo-, Hot Coffee, Miss, and
other places whose names en-
courage whimsy may find some
comfort in the maps of New
Guinea and New Britain. They are
rich meat for seekers of place
names that make people pause and
wonder-but they are no comfort
to the American and Australian
soldiers who have to untangle
them.
New Guinea's Wamakiokoniana,
Bedamunumuno and Klaoefogat-
naba must rate right along with
Dnepropetrovsk in anybody's jaw
breaking contest. But then there
are such easy ones as Ia, Ba, Bla,
Bau, Hau, No, Mo, Ono, Not, Owe,
Wuwu and Egad.
The biggest headaches here are
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COMMANDER

Continued from Page One
most complete and outstanding
victories in he annals Of war
II was General Alexander who
executed several movements that
took the Axis command by s1--
prise and resulted In headlonz
flights toward Bizsrts and Tuzi&
One of the movements was tEs
secret switching OF three DIV
sions of the British First AEzy.
which outflanked Won Arnin IA
the Tunis area, and the ofhsr
was the moving 10 secretly G
the American forces. which t0ck
over the First Army's trozt IN
northern Tunisia-
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SWEETING RECEIVES
HOLLAND LETTER

The following is copy of the
letter received by Honorable j.
GlenWood Sweeting, City Council
man, from Governor Spessard l..
Holland, relative to his election
as chairman of the Recreation Di-
vision of the Monroe County De-
tense Council:
upon notification of your Sc
lection as Chairman of the Re-
creation Division of the Monroe
County Defense Council, am
pleased to designate. you for this
office.
This is position of great trust
and responsibility, which will fur
nish you full opportunity for inn
portant patriotic service to your
state and its citizens, and although
it is non-compensated, l feel GER
tain you will give to those duties
the time, effort and ability they
will require.
You will find enclosed, here,
WITH an Oath of Allegiance
which you will please sign anc
return to George L. Burr, Jr., Elk.
ecutive Director of the State De.
Tense Council of Florida.
THE State Council member!
and myself personality are mos
grateful for YOUR interest and co.
operation. " = 80 = -
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they never have a sufficient num-
Der of bandages the dressings they
have had for immediate use with
the wounded have saved many
lives. They say they can Sprinkle
an open wound with slllfathiozofe
and cover it with clean dressings
and bandages The wounded then
can be sent back to the hospital
with good chance for recovery.
But when they do not have these
things so many men end up under
the flag of the U. S. cemetery or
in an unmarked grave. So / am
extremely proud that my wife,
with all she has to do she'll find
time to make supplies to help
save the lives of our wounded
men. ! am also grateful along with
many others over here, to the 9TH
er women who give their time and
labor to this kind of work"
Workroom house - Monday to
Friday, 9 to 6; Wednesday eve
nings, Z to 10.
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LODGE OFFICERS
COMING TO CITY,
GRAND MASTER AND GRAND
SECRETARY OF ODD FELL
LOWS DUE MONDAY

Grand Master Louis P. King
and Grand Secretary ]. H. Pc
grum, Of the Odd Fellows in Flor
ida, will arrive in Key West next
Monday morning on an official
visit. They will remain here four
days, and during that time several
meetings of Odd Fellows will be
held in the Golden Eagle Hall on
Petronia street.
John c. Parks, district grand
deputy, heads the committee that
is arranging for the entertainment
of the visitors during heir stay
in Key West. The final event will
be a banquet to be given at La
Concha on Thursday evening of
next week.
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:: SOCIETY ::
osssssssssssssssssssssessss
RED CROSS CALLING FOR VOLUNTEERS
FOR MAKING SURGICAL DRESSINGS
(Contributed)

Mrs. Louise Albers, Chairman
of Surgical Dressings, American
Red Cross, is begging for volun-
teers for the workrooms in the
Post Office Building. As. an iIhl&
ration of the results obtained by
Just giving few of your spare
hours in working at this home
front job, Mrs. Albers quotesSfrori
d letter received by his wife from
Comdr. Parker who is on foreign
duty.
Il am very proud of the work
you are doing with the Red Cross
in your room Surgical Dressing
ROOM, and elsewhere. / have Wis
tied with many doctors who have
been at the front and in combat
zones for months on end. They tell
me that if it were not for the
bandages and equipment prepared
by the Red Cross workers their
jobs would be much harder.
They also say that although
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LIST OF PRICES
~ FIXED ON MEATS
NEW SCHEDULE GOES INTO
EFFECT NEXT
MONDAY

Today's list of prices. of meats,
as fixed by the OPA to 60 into
effect next Monday, are as fol-
lows: zorro
~ Roasts:
= Rib standing (chine bone-in, 10
inch cuD( highest 40 cents; low
est % cents.
Rib standing (chine bone-in, Z
inch CUT, highest As; lowest 80.
Round tip, highest 55; lowest IS.
Rump (bonein), highest 35;
lowest, 81.
Rump (boneless), highest, SIS;
lowest, 35.
Chuck blade pot roast, highest,
SO; lowest, 25.
Chuck arm pot roast, highest,
Sc; lowest, IS.
Chuck or shoulder (boneless),
highest, 46; lowest, 33.
English cut, highest, So; low
est, IS.
Stews and Other Cuts:
Short ribs, highest, 25; lowest,
20.
Plate (bone-in), highest 25; low
est, 81.
Plate (boneless), highest 81;
lowest, 26.
Brisket (bone-in), highest 80;
lowest, 25. ~rr
Brisket (boneless), highest AZ;
lowest, 33.
Flank meat, highest, 33: lowest,
20.
Neck (bone-in), highest, 33; low
est, "a.
Neck (boneless), highest, SO;
lowest, 26.
Heel of round (boneless). high
est 80; lowest, %.
Shank (bone-in) (hind and fore).
highest, "a; lowest, 20.
Shank (boneless) (hind and
fore), highest, 80; lowest, %.
Soup bone, highest, 3; lowest, 8.
Suet, highest, 5; lowest. 5.
Ground Beef, highest, 33; low
est, 33.
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PEACOCK PURCHASES
THE CLERMONT PRESS

CLERMONT, May Is FNS).-
Sam c. Peacock, publisher of
the Bountstown Record, an
nounced this week the purchase
of the Clermont Press. He still
retains the Record and will yop-
crate both publications, Ovid
ing his time between the two
poins.
An. able lawyer and newspa-,
per man, Peacock has operated
several publications in the state
and has practiced law in Tampa
and at other points.
In 1910 he was candidate for
State Railroad Commissioner
and ran an excellent race, being
defeated by only small marg-
in. An active member of the
Florida Press Association. Pea
cock has always taken leading
part in advancing the welfare of
newspapers.
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REVENUE MEASURE
NOW INTRODUCED
WOULD BRING IN FUNDS IN
LIEU OF TAX ON q.
CIGARETTES

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, May Is
FNS). - Representatives Leo
Wotitzky of Charlotte and Jerry
| Collins of Sarasota introduced
in the House this week a rev.
enue bill that proponents contend
should raise as much if not more
than the proposed tax on Gig
arettes and yet avoid the need
for this or another new tax levy.
Designated House Bill 661,
this measure would escheat all
unclaimed accounts now lying
! dormant in banks where owners
of such funds are unknown. 1t
would effect open accounts that
have been inactive for seven
years or more and savings ac-
counts on which no deposits or
Withdrawals have occurred for
twenty years or more.
Banks would be required to
list all such accounts, give pub
lie notice in local newspaper
and then certify to the state
The bill further provides that
anyone able to prove that they
are the rightful owner yofes such
an unclaimed account Eat any
time within twenty years after
such monies are turned over to
the state will be. refunded the
amount due fheh by the heas.
urer.
A similar law placed on the
statutes of the State of Penn
sylvania a few years ago brought
in ninety million dollars, a very
small amount of which was ever
reclaimed or refunded.
! Proponents point out that mil
, lions of dollars unclaimed, be-
longing to parties unknown, now
lie in banks of this state and as
this money cannot be taken by
the banks it only causes them
extra bookkeeping. And as am
pie provision is made to protect
such despositors for an addition
al period of twenty years, such
legislation would harm no one
and at the same time provide the
state with much needed revenue
and make the levying of any
new taxes unnecessary.
Proponents estimate that the
/ bill produce between four and
five million dollars, more than
4 Governor Spessard L. Holland
stated was needed and for which
he proposed a three-cent tax on
cigarettes.
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SNAKE SLIDES UP MANS
TROUSERS

LAMBERTVILLE, N. J.-While
on an inspection tour, Kenneth c.
Massey. president of the water
works, stepped into nest of
black snakes, one. of which slith-
cred tip his trouser leg. In at
tempting to get rid of the snake, he
aroused its anger and it struck
him in the back of the neck. AS
blacksnakes are non-poisonous, his
injuries were not regarded as
serious, but he was given serum
and confined to his home under
care of physician.
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LEGION AUXILIARY
MEETS TOMORROW

The American Legion Auxi,-
larry of Key West will hold
meeting tomorrow evening, be
ginning at 7:30 o'clock, in the
Congregational Service Center
at SIT William street.
Visitors, who are members OF
other Legion auxiliaries, are in
vited to be present.
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NEW ARRIVAL IN
CLAYTON FAMILY

Announcement has been made
of the birth of son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clovis Claxton at a local hos
pital.' The new arrival weighed
6 81 pounds. 1t has been given
the name of Clovis Ivan, Jr. The
family residence is at COZ William
street.
Mrs. Claxton before marriage
was Miss d. Hort.
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PIT. A. UNIT TO MEET

The High School PIT. A.
room mothers will hold meet
ing tomorrow afternoon, begin.
ming at 3 o'clock in the audi
forum of the High School
building.
4 Matters of interest to the or
ganization will be taken up for
discussion.
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JAYCEES TO MEET

There will be special meeting
of the Junior Chamber of Com
merce held tomorrow evening, be-
ginning at 7:30 o'clock, at the
Harris School building, accord
ing to announcement made today
by Jeff Knight, president of the
organization.
This will be a very important
meeting the president states, and
it is expected that large number
of members will be in attendance.
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GIVE ENTERTAINMENT

Members of Sparkling Waters
Lodge of Rebekahs, No. 20, at the
conclusion of their meeting on
Tuesday evening, gave an enter
tainment, in which most of them
participated. A playlet was pre-
sented and was much enjoyed.
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CLUB PLANS MEET

There will be a meeting of the
Everready Star Club held this
afternoon, beginning at $3.50
o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Inez
Steadman on Elizabeth street.
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ROOSEVELT AND

Continued from Page One)
STA, the Polish and the French
questions. and the reestablish-
ment of the czechoslovakian
government after the war is
over.
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PROVIDED MEAT

DETROIT.-In 1912, the game
birds and animals caught by
srortsmen provided about 253
million pounds of disable meat.
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TEMPERATURES

Temperature data for the "a
hours ending $3.50 a. m, May Is,
1943, as reported by the u. S.
Weather Bureau:
Highest Lowest
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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.
apr1-tf
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Classified Column
WANTED

CASH FOR USED CAR. Good
condition. McCook, 313 Eliza
beth Street, after 600 p. m.
may10-6tx
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Giraud and de Gaulle pledge
France to League membership.
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Gaso-zne rzs Er z-
haE= Ezrel h=z b. - ga
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"All-purpose" ration book is
ready for midsummer issuance.
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SEABEES Tuesday.
Cadillac 5-passenger sedan, in
Al condition, tires are excel
lent. Or will trade for small
coupe that my wife can drive.
PAL Poinciana Place.
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FOR SALE-Atwater Kent Con-
troll Radio. Ross. Rear Gil Di-
vision Street. may11-3tA
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WANTED-A white truck driver
for wholesale milk route. APP
ply H. B. Cline, Jr., sic South.
ard Street, Southern Diaries.
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WANTED-Ford coupe. Model 81.
Must be Al condition. VIII pay
cash.. Bring car to 513 White
head. See-Bi44l.-- mayl3-3tx
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MODERN BEDROOM SUITE in
light oak. Used only 2 months.
$4,000 cash, between z and 8
o. m. 1902 Virginia ST., End
floor, rear. e may1 3tx
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FOR SALE-Atwate Kent Con-
sole Radio. RoSs-Rear Gil Di-
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THREE HOUSES, located at $50
and 535 Catherine and 1925 ST.
monitor, to be moved by pur-
chaser. Inquire 1923 Simon
ton. may13-3tx
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FOR RENT

LOWER FLOOR, space 35x50.
Wired for lights and power.
Suitable restaurant. store, 9TH
er business or storage. Rea-
sonable. Call after 4 p. M, GIG
Grinnell Street. may13-3tx
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SPECIAL-One thousand Manila
Second Sheets, $1.00. 500
Sheets, Coo. These prices now
in effect. The Artman Press.
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