davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-09-30
This Changing WorId-

1t Is, Of course. understandable
that with the Nation at war and
the United States being asso-
ciated with % many foreign
countries Mr.. Roosevelt should
show more reticence than In the
past. He could not answer, even
off the record, many questions
pertaining to the views and the
aims of some Of our Allies. Most
Of the men who attend his con-
ferences realize that an embar-
RAISING question, even If left un-
answered, could create . wrong
impression.
Good d-Humored spankings.
But since the honeymoon has
ended many matters which in
the early love feast between the
press and the Chief Executive
would have been dealt with SYM
pathetically are now brushed
aside impatiently. There are no
longer good-humored "spankinss"
Of indiscreet or out-of-hand re-
porters, but severe denunciations.
The vast majority OF the re-
porters-there are some excep-
tions, Of course-want to do a
good Job to help the country
and the successful prosecution
Of the war.
II occasionally the reporters
become the voice of gossip
and half-truths. the fault lies
In that fact that they are now
given canned" news. They know
instinctively that something is
brewing. When they investigate,
they are met with an off1cial
silence and later hear from high
sources" which occasionally have
some ak to grind, something
which Is only closely related to
facts. Often even when dis
closing these speculations they
come mighty close to the truth.
The case OF Gen. Marshalls
transfer, for instance, has
aroused the country, not because
the Chief Of Staff may be given
another assignment but because
from more than one quarter it
has been indicated that he was
to be given another post at the
request Of our British friends.
No Longer Gossip.
This does not mean necessarily
that the British want him kicked
upstairs, as the information
sometimes has been interpreted.
1t may mean that they have such
a deep confidence in his sound
judgment and military ability
that they have insisted that he
be placed in command Of the
combined forces.
There is nothing wrong with
that. The subject Of Gen. Mar
shalls transfer is no longer
washington gossip" It has been
confirmed In q copyrighted story
by what In journalistic language
Is called thigh authority"
which means either the White
House secretariat or some cab
met officer authorized by the
President to speak. ss
There can be no military secret
involved in such q matter The
campaign across the Channel has
been decided on and has been Sc
announced by both President
Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Chuchill. The enemy Is fully
aware Of the decision.
In this connection 1t is pointed
out that the impending Burma
operations, which many thought
should be kept secret from the
Japs, had been given wide circu-
lation within 48 hours after it
had been decided on at Quebec.
Evening star., 1943-09-30

HE opinions OF the rters this their not
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented in The
Stars effort to all sides Of questions Of interest to its
readers although such opinions be contradictory
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Woman Grocer Fined

Mrs. Lillian Shochet, proprietor
Of grocery at 335 G street Sc,
was fined $25 yesterday by NUM-
cipal Judge Thomas Quinn for
having in her store 10 pounds Of
candy kisses containing worms.
Evening star., 1943-09-30

me to pick the
winner Of the
World Series be-
tween the New
York Yankees
and the st. Louis
Cardinals, but I
am going to try
my hand at 1t,
nevertheless.
I have an un-
usual reason for
wanting to do
this. The reason
is Capt. Billy
O L
Evening star., 1943-09-30
BY GOULD LINCOLN.

Is New Hampshire to be the
"hridgehead" Of the Willkie drive
for the Republican presidential
nomination next year? It may
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Ry RAYMOND MOLEY,

Since the speed of the Russian
westward advance seems fiat con-
tradiction of the Anglo American
official warnings about Germany's
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Nv CONSTANTINE BROWN

BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.
In the period between 1898 and
1s41 Washington newspapermen
regarded as must" their at
tendance at President Roosevelt's
Evening star., 1943-09-30
|RumoredShift
|For Marshall
Held Tribute
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

President Roosevelt is rightly in
dignant about the way the reports
concerning the proposed transfer of
Gen. Marshall have been circu-
Evening star., 1943-09-30
McLemore-
Puts Curse on Cords
By Predicting Win
BY HENRY McLEMORE.

I have seen only two baseball
games this year. One was in Hyde
Park in London. and the other was
In Iceland. This scarcely qualities
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25
7 Michigan Men
Reported Dead
In Jap Prisons

WASHINGTON. June "a INSJ
The war department today SAID
IL had received Red Cross mos
SageS from Japan giving the
names of more than 300 Amcri-
can soldiers who have died IN
prison camps since The fan OF
Bataan and CoryCE,doT
Two Of the victims were
Michigan men. They We're SIT.
Milne l.. Hart OF Nj Clemens.
and Cpl. Stuart a. Bearislee
OF Bridgeport
Disease IS stated in each case
as cause OF death. Malaria. dUh-
liberia, dysentery and pneumonia
are the major causes some eases
Of bcrl-bcri are reported
Earlier, more than 300 deaths
due 10 battle wounds had been
reported from japanese sources
The deaths by disease are our of
r total Of 1907 army personnel
thus far reported as prisoners Of
war OF Japan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25
Farley Called
ToSdve 4 Million
Jews in Europe
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES


NEW YORK, June 24-There
are 100000 men. women and
children of Jewish blood left in
Europe. The others-and the full
number may not be known until
after the war-are dead, wiped
out.
How 10 save these 100000
human beings now marked for ex-
termination in Axis dominated
Europe will be the subject of a
SiX-day emergency conference,
starting July 6, at the Commodore
Hotel IN New York.
PLANS FOR RELIEF
The purpose. as declared by
Gabriel A. Wechsler, executive
secretary of the conference, is 10
formulate specific plans for re-
lief Of the plight Of these surviving
Jews.
The conference is sponsored by
a distinguished roster of leaders
in public and private life. includ-
ing Bishop Henry st. George
Tucker, Herbert Hoover, William
Randolph Hearst. William Allen
White. u. S. Senator Edwin G..
Johnson of Colorado. Rep. Glare
Booth Luce and Louis Bromfield.
MIR. HEARsTs WIRE
Mr.. Hearst sent the following
telegram 10 Mr.. Bromfield. au-
thor and member of the confer
ence:
IL shall be happy to cooper
ate with you In that proposed
conference and will devote
whatever forces control To
your support In this essential
objective. You may use my
name a. one Of the sponsors Of
the conference II you so desire"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25

was the initial p on his belt
buckle. He was about 80 years
old, weighing 10 and ) feet s
inches tall. The body had been in
the water about a week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25
Body Discovered
In Rouge River

Police sought today TO establish
the identity of body found float
ing in the Rouge River, just west
of Merriman road, by Benny
Dowda, a patient in Eloise Hos
pltal.
The dead man apparently had
tried 10 commit suicide by cutting
his wrists, according TO deputy
coroner Fostor Knobloch. He had
razor blades in his pockets and
S204 in currency.
The only clue TO his identity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25

row ~ Norkt 80.
apple Honey" is sprayed
on our tobaccos TO
protect moisture and
freshness. This honey-
like syrup reaches every
shred! TsaeIess il does
not change the favor
Of Old Colds fine
tobaccos in any way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25

Who developed H..
The Eastern Regional
Research Laboratory Of
The u. S. Department Of
agriculture 6epeIoped
fbis Hst3 m0iSteHiHg
agent BY epaporAting fbe
jHiee Of sHn-ripened
applet We bare named
1t Apple Honey"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25

WnOt w bsss
apple Honey" is our
name for a new moiS-
tening agent used by
Old Gold TO help keep
our choice blend OF fra
grant tobaccos, includ-
ing delightful LatAkia,
moist and FRESH on
the way TO you.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20
NOTICE OF ArPI.IC ALTON
FOH TAN DEED
f&Auaaw IlfIl M gGla

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN
That Edgar ~ EamSeN. holder 81
Tax Certificate NJ -. issued the
9Th das 20 July \ - IatI. has
fiIed same ~ mt "ffiC, and has
made Application f"T a tax deed t~
bs ifsued thereon said certificate
embrace the follow iuR described
property 80 the tnuttA ~ Monroe.
state "f Florida f"-Wit-
Island of ny i-srg". i'ist hook
Page - Model Land go"
Except t:~s Lots a. shown.
SWt, 81 NEis. Ssr T.. TWP
~. EsaE. 80 Acres ~ zoe A.
Recorded "a Monroe COUNTY
Records
Tia. assessment IL the said pr"p-
ertN under the said eertif'~st. as
sued was TO- the nam" uf k~s lar
a.. sound Corp
tuieS~ said certificate shall Zee
redeemed according tu Law the
property described therein viii h.
sold tu the highest bidder at the
court house. door t'n th, first Mon
.IaN 10 the month 80 pct"irr. ist1.
" hich Is the 9TH daN 81 oct"b'r.
Iaas
Isat.d this eoth das Il August.
I"4.
tSFAI, I:.S> q sawyer
clerk II circuit court ~ Monroe
COUNTY. Florida
augeo- = .scpts- a.lrgs
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NOTICE oF NPPIIC ALTON
ron TAN DEED
nm

NOTICE X UEEEEY GIVEN
That Edgar a. Ramsey. holder 90
TaN Certificate, -" 75s. issued the
eth slaA 81 JulN. \ - 1871. has
filed same ia mN office aud has
mad. application for a taN deed To-
H.. ISSUED theron said certificate
embraces the follow ing described
property iu fh~ f~unty - Monroe.
stat. 81 F'iurtda is.-wit
island - K.-s LARGE. Plat Book
Page - Model Land 60"
Except Gov I.ni~ a. show
NEt. 81 NEis Sec II. TWP
st GIaE. 90 Arr.~ Fi-fe" A.
Recorded in Monroe County
Records
The assessment 80 ia. ssid prop-
ert, under tn. said rertif cate is-
sued Wa "a the name 81 keN Lar
ru sound corp.
Unless said s"rtificste shall he
redeemed trs"rsliuE =" Law the
property described therein viii i.r
ssld e. the highest bidder Al the
-nurt house duur on the first Mon
d.. in me month - Dct"ier is4s
~ hi-h j. the 9TH dss 10 October.
1872
rated thi~ goth Ia, 81 August.
fet:
,SEAIl Ross e SAWYER
CLERK 81 Cir,rutt court 81 Monroe
t-ou1t.. Florida.
aug-o--s sept -ta.t* 3
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NOTICE OF APPIIt ALTON
FOR TAN DEED
'>-1atr min No. Is3l

NpTiCE X UEEEHY GINEN
That isuni.- g.. seymour holder ~
TaN Certificate w as. ISSUED thu
-ud dtt 81 september 4 70 1919.
has filed same IN mV "ffi,- 1uf
ha~ n1td- apuii~ati.u FER TAX
decd q" Do. ISSUED thereon. - =
certificate embraces ih. follow itse
described rr.f.rfN iu fh.. County
80 M.ur... state of Florida. Sea-
VII
lot Ii'tl. Ear.-"n Kew.
S"r 20 TWP g. Rang. e. East
2-t- Acres Ef--"f .; "f "
q a. ~ recorded iu NI"urs..-
count Records
The assessment of th, said prup
"riV under the said -eriifirst. u.s.
Su.i Ms iu the name II N"iiir
N.--r.~
Unless SAID .-rtificat, shall ~.
redeemed sr,rr,iiuE q" law m"
'.r-',.-rt1 i.~s--fi..-,i fhsr.tu 100 i..-
solid =. th.- hich..~t bidder az 'hr
count hst~- sis..r ..n th. FIRST N..u-
s'fs iu th.- sn..uth - September
f1tf Which IS th. sth dss ~ S.p
.-.f..- G'te
Dated this sta daV - August
raf~
t~f-NI.t E...- - S.wt.r
sl.rt .f Etr-'it Ts.urt 81 N"ur..-
county. Firrids
suge re- IN -7.I,I.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20
Bv ADELAIDE KERR
AP Features Writer


COMMUNIQUE FROM THE
UNITED WOMEN'S WAR
FRONT IN EUROPE,
World War II has brought
women the same medals for va
-Ior and bravery awarded to
men
Yekaterina Tkachenko. "a
VI ar-oid Russian. received the
Soviet medal For Valor in rec
ognition of her SCou; work be
hind enemy lines When she
discovered the Germans were
preparing tO send detachment
against Russian guerrlllaS. she
iTudgcd across difficult NOUN
tain country and warned the
IucrriIIaS IN time. The Germans
were repulsed IN a fight for
which YckatcrIna acted as IN
tClligencc officer.
Sima DneprovsxaYa d Sappcr
Scort Bothered YckatCrina ; med
al record Oy winning two dec
orationS for Valor She was as
tive IN capturing an enemy
hlockhOuSe. machine gun and
valuable military Papers on the
! cningrad front
Eight CzcchOSlovakian women
soldiers won tOp-flight medals
from the SovietS for the fight
they made beside their men on
the eastern front Two of the
Czech women received the Red
Star" and the other SIX the
Medal for Bravery
Add 10 that record the decOra-
tlonS bestowed on British wom-
an. The Auxiliary Territorial
Service received - awards for
gallantry The Womens Aux
Hilary Air Forces got 81 decora-
tons for bravery and the WON
ems ROYAL Naval Service chalked
up 10 service awards.
Five young Yuooslsv nurses.
serving with guerrilla bands
around Kurpanj. have received
applause from their countrymen
for the independent action they
took 10 save gucrrlllaS' lives aft
TT a recent battle When the
blood supply IN their temporary
field hospital ran low. three OF
the nurses crawled a mile through
mud. past the cnemy's forward
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20
NOTICE To CHE.DIToRS
ftet1 Prohate Act. sees IIR. f-og
~ THE COT Hr OF THE COZ NrN
~ DEE. MONROE GOI NTN j..
FLORIDA ~ PROBATE


CHARLES IIs"bE'I.E MEAD
Decd ..,l
r" Nj Creditors and P.r~"u~ Ilat
INK Claims nf Demands Austt e.
SAID H.Stsss.
N"u aud each of Ns.u sr. htt.ht
notified aud required o. present
au1 siaiu~ and demands vht.h
RsiI "r either - tssu may have
AGAINST the .-taf- 20 tharl--
HoouIs Mead. deceased lat" Of
wyoming COUNTY Wet Virginia
90 the county judge 81 M"uf"'
CouutN. Florida at ht- "ffi'' tr
IA. court hous. nf said county ~
KEY West Florida WiitUu 'ilht
calendar months from iii' iiul" 81
the FIRST publication 81 fhi- u-'if''
Zach claim or demand >hail &c. Do"
writing. aud shall stat. fhe pl.'t =
81 residence aud p-st "ff'r" go
dress Of the claimant. tud ~i'il Dec
sworn t. IA thu claimant. h-
agent. or his att"rH.N -tHd tftt
such claim or demand n"f s." fi'-i
shall h.. void
MARY JI-NE MEAD
A. Auxiliary Administrative "f th.
Estate ~ Charlie H""ri. Mead.
dss-.s St-d.
aus-o-.. sept 1f.lrss
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NOTICE oF APPI.It AIIoN
ron TAN DEED


NOTICE - HEt;Et;N ''tA ~.
That John T. Ellsworth. hul'i.f Hf
TaN Certificate. NJ. @sI .-a'd fh-
7th dax 81 August \ 30 i"t h-t-
filed sam. Doe mN office Hh hsr
n,.,.I.. apuli..tt8au fsr e Tees decd 20.
H.. issued thereon Satd ..rf tilrHt'
embrace The follow lu= described
property iu th. COUNTY "i M"Hr'''
STATE at Fi-riti.t t"-Wtt
~ int g. t:8E Pine k.'
.. Twp So. Il - 80 Acres
go 80 A. rss.,ft.d fs M-Hr-t'
G~unfN Records
The. assessment nf th. ~t.d pr g..
rrtS ufd.r 10. ~tId certificate i-
>u-,i ws~ iu th. usm" .f t'sfH
Howell
Unless said certificate ~h.tiI h-
redeemed at.-.fItu- 4. ftu fhs
property d.~rrss..-d fh.f..r u.ii DO
solid 9" the, h'-h.~f hIddrr af fls
court house d..t,r un th. fir~f AnH-
das iu fh. ufuuth ~ s,.rai..r tffe
Nhirh s. th' tih dss "f ss.f.'''..T
lHtf
tat,d uu~ -arh as "t Au-u-r.
T.gg
fSEAib T.-~- - ~sve sow
clerk 81 Cirrg.' court "f N.nr..
COUNT l"rfis
suge"--- -..l,'. -fu 10.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY

Every time I've tried to read a
paper lately I've started TO cry
while some Of the things I've read
might justify a few salty tears
me news generally has been too
good TO call for a guy breaking out
m continuous bawI every time
ne sits down Ia read. Seem dou-
be don't seem right. either. when
was cold sober. So took an hour
off and paid a visit 10 INV favorite
opfonetiist. Karl Eychaner.
never got much OF a thrill out
oil hsvin folks fool with either
my lamps or my teeth. but swaI-
lowed INV Adams Apple and SAID
All right. Doc. you finally gnt
me Now take ganslcr at my
peppers and SEE if you can figure
out why they insist on running
like leaky hydrant."
In the old DAYS when "a guy
wanted Ia he fitted for specs"
ned simply read the smallest type
he could 0n a test card, the doc
would drspe pair of glasses over
ms nose and send him on his mcr-
~ way.-But not any. more.
Nowadays AN up tn date Optome-
trist has a room full of mechanical
gsdgets for testing your visual
skill and / spent over an hour IN
tins strange new world and really
found IL downright interesting.
You start off with a beautiful
and charming young lady leading
you 20 comfortable seat where
you face machine that looks like
d cross between a motion picture
protector and an X-ray.
Then you find yourself on the
answer end of a quiz contest.
While you look through a sort Of
stereopticon tense. uhe attendant
drops a variety of cards IN the
machine and you find yourself
staring al vari-colored dots. verti-
cal and horizontal lines and other
hieroglyphics while the young
lady asks.
Can YOU see two white lines?
DO they cross?-How many red
balls do YOU see?-How many yell
low onesg-NOw see If they merge.
Which il higher. the red or the
yellow MANY veTtIclc lines
do you see now2-HOw many hOri-
Which are the clcareSt,
the veriicle or the horizontal?
You squirm and squint and give
your answer which she writes
down on a report card which IS I,
eventually Ia disclose your hating |
average.
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LEGALS

~ TitE tIitt-tIF Goa HT uF TIM
Ellen ENTu JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
az TfiE STATE OF FLORIDA.
tNn ron MONROE COUNTY. N
tIIANt-I
tH-r N"- a-SS
HAROLD PERSIIING Manifold.
Plstnttff.
- DIV on O.
NELLIE ELLEN RLoOMFTEI.p
MANE lEl.is Defendant
o''''' oF PUBIIC aTIoN
To-. Nellie Ellen Bloomfield MAJ
field
-" Mr. George. Bloomfield
Route
Caldwell Idaho
You ~" hr-rI'v required 81 a.
pear - the 1911 - C'omuiafuf for
divorce 80 the above StvIed cause.
"n the sth de- 81 September ! l.
iF'"- "ih"rw ise the allegations
the-~in Viii H.. taken a. confessed
ThiS order - e. b. published s.us..
a week for four consecutive weeks
IN The Kew West Citizen. a news
pap"r published in KEY West Flor
ida
I'"n. amt ordered this 18th siav III
Au--"~t \ u 1913
Csc NJ Ross. g SAWYER
Clerk "f circuit Court. M"nr",
county Florida
isS tSd - Kathleen N.ttaE.
i.putv clerk
(s'ip ALLAN g CIEARE. N.
solicitor FOR I'Iaiuiiff
auE6-l3 3s- -. 1879
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20
BY RUSSELL KAY

But all this Is just preliminary
work. After twenty minutes or So
of this you are turned over to the
doctor and taken into another me
ShanIcal den where YOU are seat
ed IN what seems g. bc kind of a
cross between a dentist and bar
Der char. surrounded with all
manner of mechanical brio -braC.
More tests follow. lirst with one
eve then with the ot,ser. AZ there
Is anything a guy might 80 with
bis eyes. from eros ,mI en- la ug-
Gin EN-. that Isn Gvn-. / don't
know what Al -. Nha | mean.
they put you through and no fool
IN. and all the time i-.c ,iuc keeps
your report card at his rlbow and
after each test he makes a nOta-
ton.
Now and then h~ I yuu rest
while he ques. IONS Nuu as la
whether or not YOU inI ice IN al
cohoIic beverages. read IN bed or
while lying down. al 'nder ar
tliicial light. and So ON
Part Of the time ~ lists are
in a darkcncd room and part of
The time in the light. Just when
YOU are getting the impression
sb.s sT,, r,,-,,...xT..r.. - .,..,~c,- ,...I,r.,
and never over. the doctor says.
"Okay, that's all.-and you hop
Out of the electric chair. feeling
like a condemned man who has
just got a reprIeve.
Then YOU sit at the docs desk
and he starts adding up the score.
He mumbleS something that
sounds like a mess of foOiabll sig
mails: '2O-3O. 20-20"-and then
Smilingly informs YOU that it
could be- lot worse and asks
what style of glasses vnu prefer.
Id never given much thought
to II before. but nowadays OPTIC
meirists are not satisfied with
merely fitting patient with
glasses that will and hlS sight They
are equally concerned with APP
pearance. and there a. proper
style for every kind If face. some
with rims. some without. cut in
variety of STYLES. You try ON one
set after another like you might
try on hat. and as YOU study the
result you realize that there is a
whale of lot of difference IN how
hey look.
Well, thanks To Doc Eychancr |
and his optical gadgetS. | am able
tO read without weeping and the |
Optical Company man
aged Ia provide me wiln a SCI of
modern specs that give me q rath
cT distinguished look Now all I've
got l." worry about Is whore did !
leave EN- and l'-pk uut don't
trt ak EN-.
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HER0INES OF WORLD WAR II
WIN MEDALS

gun emplscements. There tlley
surprised three Nszis into sur
render With the three live Ger
mans. they returned the way
they had come. And within
fcw hours German blood was
coUrsing through the veins of
wounded YugoSlavS
When the second fornt opens. a
thousand polish women expect to
be ready for active service with
Polish troops. They are training
now IN Scotland in the ranks of
PESTkIS tFhc i-OiiSh Women
Auxiliary Territorial Servicel.
whose name. besides spelling the
initials of the rganlzatiOn'S title,
means the stone IN a fruit. When
The Allied troops pour into Eu-
rope. the PESTKIS expect to fol
low the Polish troops. serve as
their nurses in field hospitals.
drive cars and do administration
work behind the lines. Some of
them may fight with bullets as
the original PESTKIS did. when
The NaZis invaded Poland.
French Sea assistants in
England are doing something diff
lcrent IN wartime welfare work.
They visit ships in port. learn
what the crews need. visit their
sick wives, trace missing rela-
tives and otherwise try 10 help
solve their personal problems.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20
PAGE THREE

s one-dollar bills. bu,
'eeauss rezFe autOgrspnsp he
'''si'd.e !" pend them for sen,i-
mental Fs@saIis. Army tradition
dictates 'ha' every new officer
must present a buck 10 The s;rs,
enlisted man Who saiuses him. AT
Romulus field. that is always R,u.
nett because he PROCESS 81
BATHS OF office. If no better ssI,,-
ton presents itself. Bennett rr.-
loses "a Keep accuinulating bllls
and remembering the donors after
the war with some kind II gift