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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-21
War Crisis
Fails to Curb
Bath Industry

Despite the continued diff
culties of help and transporta-
ton, and OF h er problems
brought about by the war,
Mount Clemens number one in
dustry, mineral baths, has con-
tinued at capacity this season.
Local hotel operators vary in
their replies as to the labor stu
alton.
Some say that they have been
fortunate in securing good
stats. Others claim that al
though they have sufficient
number of help, it is not as ex-
perienced as it has been in the
See BATHS-Page 2
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Predict laps
Early Defeat
ChennouIt Foresees
Fall After Nozis

HEADQUARTERS FOU r.
TENTH AIR FO r CT IN
CHINA, July 20-(Delayed)-
(P)-Major Gen. Claire L. Chen
nault said today that if Ger
many is beaten this year the de-
feat of Japan will come within
six months thereafter.
The commander of the Four
teenth Air Force declared in an
interview that the japanese
drive to seal off an inner de-
Tense zone in China by conquest
of all the Hankow-Canton line
actually would shorten the war
because of its suicidal aspects.
For many years." he said,
cit has been my opinion that
japanese tactics are outstanding
and their strategy very poor.
II have always felt it would
be to the advantage of the Allied
effort against Japan if we could
draw them into a campaign in
volving large numbers of troops
in the interior of China, then
wear them out"
The Japanese in their cam
paign along the railways now
are losing in Human province
men and materials soon to be
needed for defense of areas clos
er in, Gen. Chennault said. He
estimated the enemy had risked
100000 men in the southwark
drive.
Even IL the Japanese capture
strategic Hengyang, rail city of
Huan Province which they now
have encircled, and join with
those pressing north from Can
ton, Chennault said they would
be subjected to terrible punish
ment from Fourteenth Air
Force bombers and Chinese
regulars and guerrillas.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-21
US. TROOPS STORM ASHORE AT GUAM
Canopy Of Fire
Covers Latest
Yank Landings
Americans Seek to
Wrest Key Island
from invaders
BY CHARLES H. McMURTRY

BY CHARLES H. McMURTRY
U. S. PACIFIC FLEET HEAD
QUARTERS, Pearl Harbor, July
21-(P)-United States Marines
and Infantry are pouring ashore
on Guam, first American terri
tory seized by the japanese,
and fighting their way inland
under cover of a pulverizing
aerial and warship lombard
ment, Adm. Chester w. Nimitx
announced today.
The landings, a quick follow
up to the great victory on Sal
pan, started yesterday morning,
and ''are continuing against
moderate ground opposition"
Nimitz' communique said.
United States Marines and
Army assault troops established
beachheads on Guam island on
July 20 (west longitude-U. S.
time) with the support Of car
rier aircraft and surface combat
units of the Fifth fleet" the
early-morning communique con-
tinued.
Enemy defenses are being
heavily bombed and shelled at
close range"
holsters SAIPAN
Guam is the southernmost and
largest of the Marianas group OF
islands. In American hands it
will greatly strengthen Saipan's
position as q base from which
Japan can be MORALLY assaulted.
Guam Is $50 miles southwest Of
Saipan and both islands an
within easy Superfortress range
OF Tokyo and the whole OF "a
pan.
The Philippines, lying some
$500 miles west of Guam and
Saipan, likewise are vulner.
able to the mighty forces MINI
III Is hurting across the Pacific,
The Guam landings came after
II days of the most terrific
warship-plane blasting given
any invaded Pacific island, with
battleships adding their heavy
shells to the torrent Of explo-
sives poured from cruisers. de-
stroyers and planes.
SEE BITTER DEFENSE
Guam, seized Dec. 10, 1o4l--
two days after Pearl Harbor
dec. 8, east longitude time)-
presumably will offer the same
bitter, bloody resistance the
Marines and Army troops en-
countered on Saipan in IS days
See GUAM-Page 3
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Won kIuge Demands
Loyalty 10 Hitler

LONDON, July 81 - (P) -
The German radio said tonight
that Field Marshal Gen. Guen-
ther Won Kluge in an order of
the day to his French Command
underlined what he called the
absolute necessity for loyalty
TO Hitler"
The text Of the order, as re-
ported by the Berlin radio:
Soldiers Of the West: A
small clique Of retired officers
made mean attempt on the life
Of our Feuhrer. The Fuehrer is
alive. He spoke to the German
See VON-Page 2
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Utica Exceeds
Bond Quota in
5fh Loan Drive

Macomb County's first com
munity to report its Fifth War
Loan quota exceeded. the city
of Utica. today revealed that a
total of $259,605 worth OF
bonds have been sold in that
city to date, as against a quota
of 10000. or $78.805 over.
The total sales are divided in
to S102,300 in E Series bond
sales and $157,305 in sales Of
other bonds.
The sale was stimulated by
the community's efforts to raise
$4,000 in E bonds alone for
the purchase of a CAT Douglas
ambulance plane for the armed
forces.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-21
French Patriots
Blow Up Dumps

LONDON, July Il = H1 =
In the biggest stroke of sabotage
since D-Day, French Patriots at
Crugey blew up munit o n
dumps supplying all German
air force bases in Eastern
France between June l9 and
%, authoritative French in
formants in London said last
night. Approximately 10000
tons of munitions in more than
1000 rail cars were reported
destroyed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-21
ARMY REVOLTSWEEPS REICH
Closer!
SAlPAN IS NEW BASE FOR
TOKYO BOMBING, NINTH
REVEALS

us. PACIFIC FLEET HEAD
QUARTERS, PEARL HARBOR,
July 2l-(P)-The grave status
of the war for Japan, which al
ready has prompted a drastic
shakeup in enemy councils, held
even graver implications today
as a result of land-based liber-
ator bombings within $50 miles
of Tokyo.
Adm. Chester w. Nimitz dis
closed that for the first time in
the war the BONN Islands, at
Japan's front door, have been
pounded by four-engined raiders
from land bases-obviously on
conquered Saipan from which
they can strike again and again.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-21
State 10 Keep Eye
on Macomb Sewage

Setting a precedent for State
supervision of multiple COM
munity sewage disposal agree
ments, the State Stream Control
Commission Thursday ordered
DR.. William DeKleine, State
Health Commissioner, to keep
watch on diversion of Southern
Macomb County raw sewage
into the Detroit Municipal dis
posal plant.
Milton p. Adams, Commission
secretary, said DR.. DeKleine al
See SEWAGE-Page .
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ed his case. although he insisted
he will not campaign lin the
usual sense" because he doesn't
think it Is appropriate and more
over, he said, he doesn't have
the time.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-21
Wallace Gains
Strengthen
v-P Contest
Decision Due
This Afternoon
at Dem Convention

CHICAGO STADIUM, July 81
Up Vice President Henry
A. Wallace gained strength to-
day, with Senator Harry Tru-
man fighting to overhaul him,
as their battle for the Demo-
cratic vice presidential nomina-
ton headed toward a decision
on the National Convention
floor.
Ohio. first of the big state
delegation to caucus on this eli
mactic final day, announced 81
of its SO votes would go to the
Iowan and 8 to the man from
Missouri when roll-call ballot
ing gets under way, probably in
mid-afternoon.
This left Wallace. going into
the red-hot final session. with a
total of 1871 pledged and claim
ed votes and Truman with 83.
For a nomination, $50 are re-
ouired
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-21
British Troops
Straightforward
Smash Deep Holes in
Enemy's Normandy Line

move had been accomplished
against the German armor and
reserves we'll back from the
front line. Only a comparative
See BRITISH-Page 2
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DUR ANSWER?

beer, movie shows-and mother
and dad?
WHAT'S YOUR ANSWER?
How would you feel about 1t?
Brother, you'd probably be
killed in the rush to get away
a cost-free trip back home to
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-21
Escaped Maxi
Prisoners,
Girls Nobbed

OWOSSO, Mich, July 81 -
tP- Two German prisoners of
war who fled from a canning
company work project here yes
terday were recaptured this
morning with two young women
who, according to Sheriff Ray
Gellatley, aided them in their
escape.
The prisoners. Gottfried Ho-
bel and Erit Ciaassen, each 20,
and the young women were
traced to a wood patch in Wood
hull Township in southeastern
Shiawassee County. They sur
rendered to Sheriff Gellatley
and Undersheriff Charles Down
er without a struggle.
The four were held today at
the sheriff's office pending word
from military authorities and the
Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Sheriff Gellatley identified the
young women as Kitty Case, 20,
and Shirley bruce, 10, who had
been employed until recently at
the w. r. Roach Canning Com
pany, where the German war
prisoners were working.
SISTER REVEALS PLOT
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OHIO SPLITS

Ohio split wide-giving three
votes to Paul V. McNutt, two
to Senator Aiben w; Barkley Of
Kentucky, two to Speaker Sam
Rayburn of Texas and one to
Gov. Robert S. Kerr of Okla
homa.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-21
SISTER REVEALS PLOT

First word of the escape was
brought to the prison camp by
Phyllis Case, -14-year-old sister
of Kitty.
Evening star., 1944-10-30

all but two houses and killed 75,0Ot
persons on December %, 1908.
He superintended building-with
American materials and tools, 300
houses, four churches, three schools
two hospitals and an 80-room ho-
tel. The King of Italy decorated
him and the United States Am
bassador offered his commendation
Rear Admiral Edward L. Coch-
rane, chief of the Bureau of Ships,
commended Mr.. Cox again during
retirement ceremonies last week.
Not only the length, but the quality
of his service, particularly in con-
version of merchant ships to mill
tary use, had been of highest Navy
standards, Admiral Cochrane said.
Only one other man has equaled
Mr.. Cox in length of service with
the Navy.
The naval architect has been fol-
lowing the reports of bombings and
shellings, particularly in Sicily and
Italy. In his experience, Italian
Evening star., 1944-10-30
HELP MEN g WOMEN.

ALTERATION HANDS-seamstresses fiji
ters ana tailors; top compensation Appl,
personnel office. End floor, THE HECH1
ASSISTANT to food controller. knowledg,
OF food control work helpful but not essen
llai; GOOD salary and opportunity Appl,
auditors office, CARLTON HOTEL. i6ti
AUDITOR either male or female, REQUIRED
by hotel OF 300 rooms; hotel accounting
experience preferred but not wholly nee
essary; applicants having accounting ex-
perlence in related fields will be given def
mite consideration; position pays good sal
sry. mas good working conditions, and is
permanent for successful applicant: ali
applications will be handled confidentialiy;
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS needed to deliver
tltai M teiegrams from our office in Arling
nieht; Apply WESTERN UNION 1877
BOY OR GIRL, part or full time. after
school and on Saturday, good salary
Anniy .3S 9Th st. NV.
COUPLE. colored. nc children: on farm
nearby Nd. for general farming. wife to do
g:h.w.: furnished house, good salary. See
Mr. RUPERT, 1921 7th 81. NV, Ma
COUPLE. colored. with references for gen.
Thursday and Sunday off after breakfast:
PART-TlME WORKERS as disiiwsslier piG and
Kltcnen helper, a so salad girl GOOD wages
apd ERANGass meals -, MAxIME A3S RESTAURANT
POhTERS and housemen. thoroushly ex-
saiarv Union 622s. QUEENS MANOR
THE HECHT CO. has vacancies for full
and part time salespeople in toys. -men's
turnlshings: leather goods stationery and
hosiery Many benefits, good salary APP
ply personnel office. Ind floor. F st. at
Evening star., 1944-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.


ANNOUNCEMENT-cl pressing la,
dies, mems. children's clothes; promp;
service; RANDOLPH CLEANERS, 41s
i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for 'u any
debts contracted by any one except N.Y.
sell. TINIFRED v. JOHNSON, bot
irving st. NV. 30'
ers of the equitable Cooperative Buildins
Association will be held at the ONCE o.
tne association, 81 st. NV, Wednesday
EDWARD L McALEER, Secretary.
| WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for an!
debtS other than my own. EDWIN P
GRAFTON, 3Ol1 Ontario rd. NV. l.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that Coupon
No. 80 on the First Mortgage Bonds O
rne wtm w washington hd1s auditorium Corporation
American Security and Trust Company
Washington. d. C., on and after Wednes
AUDIToRiUM coRPoRAT1oN. By B.
Cotton. President.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT, will close books. prepare
financial statements file Federal and State
BoOKKEEPER, competent 10 years ex-
perience desires 30-hour week, approxi-
maIalv Box 25rR. Star. 3ns
hotel manssement % Refined e christan sperrehera enl
ergetic, Trustworthy, age 20: refs exch:
avail immed. co. 5365 or Box 234 M.
HOusEKEEPER-wnlt take complete charge
OF motherless or fatherless home If prospec-
tive employer will include my 2-year-old
child; have good education and back
around Atlantic O027 30.
as housekeeper light work stay In: pref
MANICURIST In barber shop, D. c.
license, young white woman. MISS ESTHER
NIXON. l741 Lanier pl, NV, Apt. A..
NURSE. experienced undergraduste wishes
Change. Will accompany convalescent to
Florida or elsewhere for winter. Box 47l-
RECEPTIoNIsT-Attra lady desires
position as receptionist and light ONCE
TELETYPE OPERATOR. IS years expert
part part time. tiira' Box @ : 5s-R. star. Star NA ~ 30: tsF
typins at h1ae.' home MRS. M2as PRRUbsERo ssW6n RA.
45 4o6N SsfSTs %oa Years or Ss basnes. .sper 30.
ssie Nov. i5' Box sbs-M. pssa0n' Star. az fs
NURSE. childs. white, settled; dsy or
evening; 80 cents per hour, carfars,'
BGsINEss; WOMAN. proofreader. experi-
enced magazine critic, local references,
wants newspaper work to do at home; edit.
full time; available immediately. ordway
f ffss & sTRsE e Bog @hts ssR ssr
section sis per week: references. bon
81 r.. Star.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
SITUATIONS MEN.


ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started, kept
part time; statements, audits, tax returns:
prompt. reasonable Ordway 2O74
ACCorNTANT-AU expert: general
records. financial and tax reports daily
monthly basis AD O1e2. 81
GENERAL MANAGER, Is years chain and
speciality store experience, desires change;
at present MANAGING specially store doing
half million yearly business; handles per-
Sonal credit, etc; excellent detail man.
NAN. "a years old. active and alert care
ful auto driver, wishes to 8 hours work
daily. Box -R. Star. 500
PART-TIME experienced colored ehore-
man, in vicinity of Goth and F SITS. NV.
Phone NE. O913.
RESTAURANT night club operator de-
sires permanent connection; twenty years
managins experience, complete knowledce
Of food and LIQUOR control; understands
kitchen and percentage. Phone RE 94S5,
ask for MR. SHORE. 10, to, IL am. 30.
SALESMAN. experienced, desires Dart-tima
position outside work. Have car. Box
460-M. Star. AS
SERytCEMEN co.. married yrs, exper.
International business machines, wiring
knowledge. After pm, OK. $500, Ext.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 30.

cfment crumbles easily and can be
reduced to rubble more quickly than
English or French cement. The
temperament of Italian and Sicilian
laborers-"they talk fast and move
slow"-in his opinion also would
increase the time necessary to re-
build their cities permanently.
But with uninterrupted work and
steady flow of materials from the
United States, thousand times
more than the rs shiploads Of wood
sent to Messina in 1909, Mr.. Cox be-
lieves the countries of Europe can
rise again in three to five years -
Mr.. Cox lives with his wife at
5414 Hawthorne place NV. A son,
Harry A. Cox, jr., is training il,
Texas for Army pilots wings. A
daughter. Mrs. J. A. Ward, lives in
Garden City, N. Y.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
HELP MEN.

WINDOW DsSPLAY MAN, permanent
postwar" position with excellent salary
displays. % prosressise @ ~ Washinston Msusrn store.
Write Box 427-M, Star. State qualifica-
WOODWARD . LoTHRoP has immediate
keepers, jumpers. truckers bundle coll
aonw lscs9rs Apply IR smploymsnt ONCE 9th floor
openings for watchmakers, statesmen.
jewelry repairmen. plate printers, opti-
stsns sTtasnRsnmAAgp Apply ssmploysnt once. 9th fleor.
T0fjNHo T0Ef NaHoMTELs MzSs 18th 9Th and < sts; nv.
as as q record salesman In large new record
Iog ,aayaneement. Box s1b-k. Star. Star. 'u''s
pe1 9uHG hour Man spny 70 assist rate soc
sSperrterdent. ' iooi WE Vermont Hs ave oqli1ins n%
YOUNG MAN. ex-seryice or 4-F. to learn
auto parts business. permanent position,
hours and pay excellent working condi-
tons. see Mr.; Fultz, STEUART, MOTORS,
YouNG @ Nc Ssw os ofD Ho6k eountry aya scb.n
ically inclined good salary and promo
Z sion k.Agp Apply soSs Ss25 Cd 10Th s. nY
Of shoe salesmen; good commission rate
SanpSesi1ntepdsntS SnSs1fy annrp once 4th floor
side man for loan office; permanent posi-
ton. excellent opportunity for advance
anto Msss be and
800, Nah WIN. pi<llsi VA.
PxRT-TriMEE' E'isii.fs SALES positions: convenient
nours may be arranged on Thursdays only,
pm to 2 pm: Apply SUPERINTENDENT S
ONCE 4th floor. S. KANN SONS CO
ALTERATIONS - Tailors. finishers and
machine operators to work the evening
shift. to pm, or to 10 pm Apply
personnel ofilce.. 2nd floor, THE HECHT
Co. st. at 18th.
AIRCRAFT WORKERS-The Glenn L, Mar
TIN Company builder of the famous Ma
rauder," B-26 medium bomber; the Mar
iner, naval patrol bomber and the Mars"
worlds largest flying boat, is Offering we'll
paying Jobs IN It's modern aircraft assembly
plant in Baltimore, Maryland
openings IN practically all types of Jobs.
perience. 20
Jobs for men-Mechanics, assemblers,
sheet metal workers, toolmakers. wood tool
makers. carpenters, engineers. Women
irainees. riveters sheet metal workers
A representative of the Glenn L. Martin
Company VIII be at the United States En-
ployment Service. Room 104. Professional
Building, Hyattsvile, Maryland, on Octo-
per 30 81 and November ]. 1874 and
united States Employment Service s5II
CoieSville road, Silver Spring. Maryland.
on November ., 3 and 4. 1914 to hire
quaiined applicants and to discuss the
many interesting and weil-paying Jobs that
are open
ADEQUATE housing facilities available
All applicants must comply with War
Manpower regulations
Evening star., 1944-10-30
X}':; X}&;:j i s. 5:
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DANCE.

DANCE.
Nebraska State Society Halloween
party and dance, Statler Hotel, 8
O'Clock tonight. Servicemen well
some.
EXHIBITS.
Presidential Campaign Prints,
1884-1904, American Battle Prints
and two rare Russian military
books, Library of Congress, 9 am.
to 10 pm. today and tomorrow.
Photographs by Jerome P. Krimke
of New Jersey, section of photog-
raphy, Arts and Industries Building
on Mall, 9 am. to 4:30 pm. today
and tomorrow.
Nan Watson paintings and Fran
ces Ferry pen drawings of Portugal,
Public Library, Eighth and X streets
NV, 9 am. to pm daily, except
Sunday, 2 to 6 pm, through Sun
day.
Therese Bonney photographs
United Nations War Relief Center,
172o I street NV, l to $50 pm.
through November II.
Army Air Forces paintings, Ma
tional Gallery of Art, 10 am. to S
pm. daily except Sunday, 2 to S
pm, through November IL.
Block prints by William S. Rice of
Oakland, Calf, Division of Graphic
Arts, Smithsonian Institution on
Mall, 9 am. to 4:30 pm. daily
through November 10.
FORUM.
Mari McGaffln, Des Moines Reg
lister and Minneapolis Star journal,
speaker at Central YMCA Current
Events Forum, "Y" assembly hall,
1875 G street NV, 8 o'clock to-
night.
LUNCHEONS.
Dartmouth Club, Hotel Annapolis,
1890 pm. tomorrow. Members and
guests.
Women's National Press Club,
Willard Hotel, pm. tomorrow.
Members and guests.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco
Theater tonight: Russ Cullen's Or
chestra and Capitol Theater show.
Dance, USO Club, 1911 H street
NV, $3.50 o'clock tonight.
Service men and women may OBJ
tain information on other activities
by calling the United Nations Gen.
ter, National 5000, or any of the
following USO numbers: Executive
0428, Republic 1927, National 3431 or
National 0614. Colored service per-
sonnel may call USO, Decatur 1854,
or War Hospitality, Decatur 7768.
Evening star., 1944-10-30

last week after
81 years as an
architect wi t h
the Navy De-
partment. pre-
dicted today.
Mr.. Cox was
sent by the
United States in
1909 to rebuild
t h e ne ar e S t
t h ing to a
bombed city -
t h e devastated
city of Messina,
Sicily after the
e a r t h q u a k e
which hat,tened
Evening star., 1944-10-30
HELP WOMEN.

WRAPPERS AND INSPECTORS wanted:
top compensation. many benefits. Apply
personnel ONCE. End floor. THE HECHT
ARLINGTON fvA.l WOMEN wanted full
time salesladies You'll find it well worth
while 70 come in to see us. J. c. PENNEY
CO.. INC Wilson blvd N. Highland st..
Arlington, Va Phone oxford 1858
5. kANN SONS co. requires the services
Of shoe saleswomen. experience preferred
but not necessary Apply superintendent
NEED CHRISTMAS MONEY? Pleasant
PARTING work will provide 1T. AVON
PRODUCTS, INC, call OK. O520.
AMERICAN AiRLINES, INC, has perma-
nent positions available for physically
duaiined women who have valid drivers
licenses. Drivers, leaders and cleaners
needed Starting rate soc per hour with
periodical salary increases interviews.
Q am. to pm. October 81 ST, room 1eS
Terminal Bldg. Washington National Air
WOULD YOU like to learn the latest stylexf
we nave a vacancy In our pattern dept.
where the latest trends in fashion are at
your nngertipsi good starting salary and
pleasant, cool surroundngs Apply per-
Sonnel ONCE End floor. THE HECHT co,
NoTIoNs sALEspEopLE. good starting
salary: Apply personnel Office End floor,
TEMPORARY TYPIsTs, ? to 3 mos. ST.
500; > 5fs-day wk Vicinity American Uni
yersIty. Apply EDITORIAL STAFF FOR
THE UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES
INSTITUTE. OR. 4240. Miss McGonaeIe.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
Itching Torment Of
ECZEMA
Soothed Quieted!

Are your days miserable, your nights
sleepiess because of the burning, itching
agony of Eczema? Then it's high time
you tried PosIam! Because Poslem is \
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lighted how quickly. how effectively t.,is
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TO give you satisfactory relief. Known as
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the last 3s years, Posiam satisfies YOU.
or your money back. Costs only soc at all
drug stores. Try PosIam today!
Evening star., 1944-10-30
Retired Navy Architect
Sees 3-5 Years Work
In Rebuilding Europe

Rebuilding the bombed cities of
Europe after the war will require
three to five years of continuous
work, Harry A. Cox, who retired
Evening star., 1944-10-30
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