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Evening star., 1944-12-19
USED-CAR SALE

rs Buick pass. sedan. T. and h.
a Chevrolet master sedan, and h.
Al Oldsnobile Sedan-coupe, r. and h.
Al Buick sedarette, r. and h
Al Dodge sedan. fluid drive, r. and h.
Al Buick Specia sedan, r. and h.
Al Oldsmobile ''6' sedan. hyd., r and h
40 La Sale club coupe, r. and h,
40 La Sale SO" sp. sedan. r. and h.
40 Chrysler ttravelers) sedan, r and h
80 Pontiac torpedo sedan, r. and h.
40 Oldsmobile ''6'' sedan. r and h
40 De Solo de luxe sed h. and oyerdriye
40 Packard '6' club coupe. and h
40 Oldsmobile torDedo club cpe., r. and h
~ Packard l20' club coupe, r. and b.
80 Buick sedan, r and h.
80 La Sale sedan, r. and h.
Convertibles:
40 Packard convertible coupe. r and h.
80 Buick Special conv' tible coupe. r and
Many others in stock
HYATTSVIILE BUICK CO., WA ALI
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AUToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS

BAGGAGE TRAILER. easy to hook on any
ILoMAR MOTOR CO sH. 400. y
IoFoOT HAULING, SEQ. 5000 47th pl.
Rlverdale. Md. 22'
AEROPLANE. Piper Cub, J-3. Franklin so;
$500. CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT, OIL.
RECAPPING IN WASH. one-day service;
leave car a m. ready at s. grade rub
per guar work: car protected under cover,
not left on street or lot For appoint cali
LU 0s34, LU. 1877 Plenty Of grade l and
8 tires and tubes in stock. pass. and truck
CONSQLlDAIED SALES CO. 1896 H st
TIRE RECAPPING, S-hour service, bv an
pointment Leave your car 9 am, pick it
up at pm, Finest grade materials used
Expert workmanship by experienced re-
cappinp mechanics All work guaranteed
Ample parking facilities. PALDER S
HANNA. 4716 R. ave, Hyattsville UN
1212: 1903 Lee hwy. Arlington, OK. ool2
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
DODGE ARMY TRUCK. 1910; stake body:
OPA price. Apply 80 o st. ne.
9TH st. NV RE. 1913 25.
FIDERAL fbs DER ana 1870 aa6 s-ton long-wheebase
go 1885 Federal a-ton chassis and cab,
Al condition and tires SHERIFF.
MOTOR CO, 900 R. l. ave ne.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
LARGE Il2-TON TRUCK, for hire with
GTlveI Local hauling of any type
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LISTINGS WANTED-List your colored
properties for sale with us. City Sub. &,
nearby Md Our efficient and competent
staff of statesmen will help us to sell them
al once. LA SALE REALTY CO. MA
3S44
FOR BEST RESULTS list your properties
for sale or rent with J NOBLE BOAZ. 724O
Wisconsin ave, Washington IA. D. c.:
phone WI 264S.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
HOUSE rRAIlERS.

GARAGE for car, also space for workshop
storage, etc; wide 2-entrauce alley RA
-N'A
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLA AND.

3 ACRES, near Silver Sprng-7-room and
bath, babestoS Shlngle, farm type house in
Tip top condition: storm windows and fully
gas. Scar garage, 3 chicken houses, more
rhan 100 chlckens to go with house 200
or mfs II 5Fu Eee and % m nds s s
place thai viii more than pay its way;
located on good paved highway, just 512
ceptionally good buy; possession given al
settlement. Price: Sl0950. on terms. E. S.
PRICE & co. exclusive. NE. 5000: 1910
1914 NEWARK RD., Colman Manor Md
BrlckteX bungalow reconditloned; rms,
dlnette and bath; screened front porch:
new roof: oil heat: insulated: lot 40X100:
$3.50: vacant. Open TO pm. To in
spect, out Bladensburg I'd. ne. to Both ave,
a O 6oeR 4 to ho@a 93sk 'S W. NeTaFf ID as
LANDovER HILLS, MD new a bunsaloxs
Just compIeted large rooms modern bath
velopment of 400 homes, located on large
foafS fsc pFSe Sc 81 oioo3 t1fms affsI
: pm, OR. 1922. Mr.. Lee.
NEARBY MD.-Bungalow, 3 bedrooms, liv-
ment apt, nice-sized lot; located on Baiti-
more blvd, close 20 District line. near
st0re$. s{ ST. SCHOOLS and transp. only SS. 500
EVANSVILLE INVESTMENT CO., UN
SILVER sPRING-4-yea red brick
custom; built, center,hall Colonial home.
q acre of tastefully ,shrubbed ground
spacious dining room, bright modern kitch-
en- den and half bath on first floor large
screened living porch of living room
second floor consists of 8 bright spotless
bedrooms and :! fine tiled baths: stairway
to foored storage attic; insula ted: gas air
conditioned heat; fireplace in semihnished
recreation room; white picket fence
around back yard. For appointment to in
spect call CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.,
Exclusive Agent. EN-. 1900, until 9 pm.
34O3 Conn. ave. NV.
CHEVERLY, MD.-A real nice Groom
modern brick home a reasonable price:
? years old: features too numerous to
mention: terms T. D. Burgess with
c. q. MURPHY, Realtor. AT. 1899: ewes,
AT. 5l3n
Sill DECATUR ST, Hyattsviue, Md, Ed
mondston section-Immediate possession.
7-rm. and bath frame, lot 10000 So it.
Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50 till 8 pm.
a510 SHERIDAN ST, Riverdale, Md
nm, bath frame. oil heat, corner, 10000
so. ft. Price, Sl1 500. Rent control re-
quires 20rt cash for possession FULTON
R. GORDON, owner, 1927 Eye st. NV,
D1 5230, till pm. Brokers, attention.
q ACRES 4-room house: hot-water heat;
electricity; stables; electric pump; fine
water: including one COW. large pony
chickens, farming implements. for quick
sale, S3700. EDWARD DANIELS, Ber-
wyn, Md. Phone Berwyn 90-J
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Complete new 32-page booklet,
Changes in the Four Aces, system"
HOW to use the new weak" two bid;
new no-trump bids and responses. This
booklet will be sent postpaid on receipt
OF 70 cents per copy. stamps or coin
Address The Four Aces" in care OF
this newspaper, P. o. Box 26, Station
w, New York "a N Y
Evening star., 1944-12-19
LETTER-OUT

Remove one letter from each word and
rearrange to spell the word called for.
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed it. II you have
Lettered-Out" correctly it's red dog.
Answer to Yesterdays LETTER-OUT.
(El LEAVEN-VENALt tit's smoney-grabbing)
(X) LASTEX-TEAIS ducks
lT) TANGENT-GANNET tits Q male).
(A) LEAsED-LEEDS dts city in York
shire).
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
FARMS FOR SALE.

BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites Write
TO? catalogue. Box IT, Mayo, A. A. Co., Md
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REAL ESIA1
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

COUNTRY, trade. investment specialist
since 1896; big list in, out D. c. N I
RYON CO. GE 6l46.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
OFFICES WANTED.

HAVE CASH CLIENT for gas stations in
D. c. FRANK NJ. DOYLE, Realtor 927
18th st. NV DI 1855
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS-Compare this 4
bedroom house, location, etc; modem gas
heat; vacant; $3.50. OWNER, EN-. 2Os2
- 20s
NORTHEAST, near 18th and C-6 rooms
gas heat 3 porhes, deep lot, electric re-
Irieerator; $500. FRANK M. DOYLE,
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OFFICES FOR RENT,
LOTS FOR SALE.

JINGLE OFFICE for rent; also desk space
!. j. COW1E. 500 Eye st NV
Evening star., 1944-06-23

MINNEAPOLIS. - WALKS
AGAIN-Michael Tibbett, 10,
son Of Opera Singer. Lawrence
Tibbett, was released from
Elizabeth Kenny Institute
yesterday after a years treat
ment for infantile paralysis.
"A lot of stiffness in both legs
Is gone and ! can walk
much better now" he told
Mayor Marvin Kline, presi-
dent of the institutes Board
of Directors, and Sister Eliza
beth Kenny.
A. P. Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. C. IaDs, couples must
apply Jor a marriage license on
one day, t0ait three full days and
receiDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
and Marie Friederiehs, IS. 1880 New
New HAMPSHIRE ave. nv
A0saId sna RensEa s9hns & Bowss sso sha a Safs
,,ss,s ave, Tasoma Park p Nd w. .,u :.
John Pearson. 4s. a54s 18th st. NV, and
Henry ESrn as e. Mecoos 1sSa reld Nab
and Jimmie Dawkins, 80. >24os 4.d
Harold T. aeder. fes: $500 Q st. NV. and
Joseph Chandler. jr,,a2. | / Squadron green
Farms. iH7i arg a.. 1rma p'0a''' 49, Arlington
Henry Bress, 90 1901 Connecticut ave
nv, and Ruth Klotz, Is, Fredericks-
,LupshqtI. "a, 4oIs kansas. ave. nv:
James sssls5 ,,91 a. 131S ,a s. nv and
ne, ard Annie Davis, 4S, 1887 14th
snd Nyetsa sns; chinn, mi is 20 lsoa sf St st. nv
Frank Jones: 10. and Shirley Prout, 1s,
Jack ss's hsahss q aamGn''ss y2 fs Ms Rhode Island
aays. NV; and Lorene Wells. 10, 1909
sDninss sesF va a. and oie Mets sassy ssDaar as
hssf S. G#:s. i 1s4 ss4 st bsas.a Z: $. ane
Esther fsyior: %, 443 - KENYON " Isl s. NV NV
James scanlan: 26, Camp Claiborne. La.
and Hazel Davis, %. 1341 Clifton st.
Robert Clark. 81. 1901 Connecticut ave.
NV, and Deloras Garvin. 3s. 1908 2lst
Milton Moeller. 2s Arlington Hall and
Esther Edwards. % 54I4 srd s: NV.
LACY S9tS WthsTf II 1s and Henrietta D0ste 90
William Reed. 80. 140o orren ST. ne, and
Linda carrinston. ss, 800 e st. ne:
and Elizabeth Ross "a, 2153 California
.nd G.%s ss5s a.r1n r. 5h g. spd sss 81 New
kendai sToxn, ave 81; Newport, R. /. and
III. Miner. -. 1883 Columbia ROAD NV. NV
Refuse. and and Delta Arnold. g. S'T955 i25o
Richard Brsdshsx. %. and Mildred Kins,
James Hays. 3s, and Irene McMullin, 90,
both OF 1854 Park I'd. nv.
clifford bullion 26, and Junetta verna,
Issued At Rockville.
c. and Catherine Russell, 81 wash
watson Carpenter Bradley. 2l, Washing
ton; Hn,,..1.n and - Lorraine or Elsie Nickel. ls'
Raymond j. Benoit, %. Fort Myer, Va,
Robert oT1tt. %. Bethesda. and Hernine
Joseph r. Hanks, is' Harrisburs, III. and
NJ LSxe s WasniRstsn
Aphonse eetc saeS neson %. csrderock, Nd, and
Violet MarEo. 25. Glen Echo, Mo
FiszSush, % both Of Takoms PARK, Nd
John MeGilvery. %. Cedar Heights, Nd,
oIs and L0dslla soDinsogn;; Is; Washin:top iI
siRms, 1s. both q Als.andris :.
HP5 vesnne c ,gs wn.Ess Essr N Ma; 2 EbsS
Arthur Ahf0ei Meeoo9. S'S: q. and 1ynetts Pei
rhsmas Sn IS Gshn smhs Si T?ssnSs s4 New p York
Thomas r. Moulden. "a, and Grace J. Will
Leo o0 Max o Iess oSsn 2 ss1 snG vsima Sf Dunap
both Of washington,
DoEnfn Ean. VIE MeF IS 2S saysnaah washhs'sR No
ham. 2s, both Of Elmer N. J.
Aes5: Celeste eafs alpn q g. Sa'fnson s. hoa. and
You'll forget how you spent It:
but you'll know you don't have 1t
.. Buy War Bonds. Hold them.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Former Squash Champion
Disappears From Home
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BABYLON, N. Y. June 23-Frank
j. Ward, AZ. former professional
squash tennis champion, has been
missing from his home here since
Friday, village police disclosed yes
terday.
Members of Mr.. Wards family
notified police Saturday. A nine
State alarm was broadcast, and a
search made of the area near his
home.
Mr.. Ward, police said, also disap-
peared from his home about year
ago and was found visiting friends
in CONNECTICUT.
He formerly was squash tennis
professional at the City Athletic
Club, New York., and was champion
In the game in the late l920s and
early l9S0S
Evening star., 1944-06-23

Under D. C. ldDs, couples must
apply Jor marriage license on
one day, tUdit three fuH days and
receiue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-15
DEGREES AWARDED
 IN DIVORCE SUITS
Judge Declines to Consider Principal Claim in
 Third Action

Two divorces were grained today by Judge Robert l.. Munger insu. perior court, mad . continuance un- til next week resulted in a third after the jurist objected ts the claim which was the basis of the action.
 Rose Salerno Cooper of Water bury was granted Q divorce from Wallace J. Cooper, also of this city, on the ground of cruelty. The cou- pie married Oct. io, 1887. The potl- tioner also was given permission Co resume use of her maiden name,
 Gilbert J. Lister of Prospect was given Q divorce from Eldora M. Say. age Lister of Portland, Maine. on the ground of desertion. The mar riage was performed Dec. il, iesS, and the petitioner claimed he was deserted March %. ie4i. He was given custod yof their two minor children.
 Judge Munger stated that he would not accept -cohabitation as basis for Q decree in the action brought by Ann Florio Daley (D'- Elia) against Michael Daley (D'Ellal The counsel for the plaintiff WIS inc structed to revise the complaint, and e hearing was set for next week. An annulment is sought by the pe- titioner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-15
|MANTHEY ORDERED
 TO SUPPORT WIFE
Divorce to Climax Series of Court Contests; $50
 Allowance Given

Edward R. Manthey of water bury today was ordered to pay co weekly as alimony pending trial to his wife, Elvira R. Manthoy, who is suing him for divorce. The border was Issued by Superior Court Judge Robert L, Munger, following Q hearing at the short calendar session.
 The husband had been granted Q continuance on Q criminal charge of non-support In common pleas court last Tuesday, pending outcome of the superior court hearing. It pointed out at that time that Q superior court order for support payments would remVoe the crlm- inal charge from the jurisdiction of the lower court.
 Mrs. Manthey also will be given an allowance of NB0 to prosecute the divorce suit, according to an oroder Issued by Judge Munger,
 Francis ]. MoFarlin was ordered to pay e20 weekly for the support of his wife, Jennie McFarlin and their two minor children. He also was ordered to pay $50 to his wife for defense of the divorce action he is bringing against her.
 Anna Basil, who is being sued for divorce by Michael Thomas Basil, will receive sB weekly Rs aii- mon ypending trial and $50 for de- fense of the action, according to borders made by tho jurist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-15
CREIGHTON LACEY
 GIVEN PASTORATE

Rev. Creighton B. Lacey, former assistant rector at the West Side Htll Methodist church, has been ape pointed pastor of the Grace Meth. od:St Church in New Haven, sue. ceeding Rev. J. Roscoe Walker.
 A graduate of Yale Divinity school this year. Mir, Lacy served here during the winter of i942.4S and has occupied the pulpit of the Eden Community church, Eden Mills, Vt. for two summers.
 A member of . family with long tradition in the Methodist minis. try and in missionary service, Mir. Lacy's great-grandmother was one of the founders of the Women's Foreign Missionary society, now the Womens Society of Christian Service.
 His grandparents went to China as missionaries in 1886. His fa- ther, now Bishop Carleton Lacy of Fukien. was born in China and has served under the Methodist board of missions most of his fife.
 Mir. Lacy. who was also born in China, took his secondary educa. ton in the Shanghai American school, and received his B. A. de- gree ha lo4i from swarthmore col. lege with highest honors in political science.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-15
Former Local Manager Chosen Vice-Pr President
s. N E. Telephone Company Announces Personnel
 Changes, Declaration of Dividend

Club, High Lane Club and Mory's Association. Mir. Wren, his wife and family reside at ii6 Blake road, Hamden.
 Mir, Stone, who attended Dart. mouth College, first worked for the telephone company in tho New Haven business ofiice in March, 1928, Next he served in the Hartford of- flee becoming chief clerk there be- fore he returned to headquartrs ct Nv Haven as assistant commercial training supervisor. Later he was commercial representative adn com. mercial results supervisor ct head quarters. In May i030, he became manager in Bridgeport where ho remained until he was made as- sistant to the general commercial supervisor in New Haven in ie3O. He was appointed general commercial supervisor the next year.
 Mir. Stone is c member Of the Quinnipiaek Club, and he and his Wife adn three daughters make their home in Madison,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-15

also to help steady the countries which for three Co four long yeaka, have been under the Nazis.
 More than, half of the new ap- pointments will be non-politloal career diplomats, probably inciuda ing Norman Armour, former Ans bassador to Argentina, ae the new envoy to France. Armour is now Latin- American political adviser C the State Department but served for many years as counselor Of the U. s. embassy in Paris, where he handled the delicate negotiatlonn regarding separations. He is consld- cred the ablest Of the career dlplos mats now on the shelf.
 The non-career appointments in- olude:
 Charles Sawyer, Cincinnati radio, station owner and large stockholdoi in Proctor and Gamble soap, as ailas bassador to Belgium.
 Francis P, Murphy, ex.oovsrncp of New Hampshire and large shoe manufacturer, as Ambassador ta Norway. 54
 Richard Patterson, former Assist ant Secretary of Commerce, now head of RKo, as AmhassAder Co Yugoslavia, s
 Ex-o Governor Murphy of New Hampshire originally was a Rspuh- lican but switched to the pemocfa- tic party and ran for the senate against Senator Styles Bridges in ioA2, He has been q vigorous oppo- nent of isolation and supported Roosevelt's foreign policies even when he was still Q Republican.
 Charles Sawyer, prospective new envoy to Belgium, is the Democra- tic National Committeeman from Ohio, where he long feuded with ex.0overnor Martin Davey.
 It is reported that Lithgow OSs borne of Auburn, New York, former Conservation Commission of New York State, also will get one of the new diplomatic posts. Osborne form. erly served as secretary of the American Embassy in Berlin and of the American Legation In Cupen- hagen, He is the son of Thomas M. Osborne, former warden Of Sing Sing.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-15

Washington, D. O., Sept. i6-The General Commission on Army and Navy chaplains has received from Chaplain Paul A. Cuilens an ac. count of his unusual experience while stationed in North Africa, During Q period when troop ships were concentrated in those harborS, the Chaplain turned skipper of Q floating newsstand and moved among the watercraft supplying American and British boys with much neded reading material.
 Tn civilian life Chaplain Cullens had played Q violin in the Sym. phony Orchestra of Newtown, Con- necticut, had been member of the Town Players, and served as assist ant chief of the Fire Department, but the role of newsboy to overseas troops he considers the most ape preciated of all his varied activities.
 Chaplain Cullens was born in Steuben, Maine, and aS Q child lived in winthrop, Maine, and Windsor, Massachusetts. When his father, who was a Congregational minister, became secretary of the Monmouth County Y. N. c. A., young Cullens entered school at FreahnId. New Jersey. Later he moved with his family to Lanesboro, Massachusetts, and to London, Canada, and resided in Groveland, Massachusetts, where he joined the Harvard Naval Unit in 1918. He attended Mt. Hermon Preparatory School, received his A. B. from Harvard in 1928 and the degree of S. T. B. from Harvard Theological School in 1925.
 The chaplain was ordained a Con- gregational minister at Waterford, Connecticut, in 1925, was associate minister of the First Congregation- al church, Waterbury Connecticut 1025-l926, and at the time of re- ceiving his commission was pastor of the Congregational church of Newton, Connecticut. Tn 1926 he married Miss Agnes Robinson of Wakefield, Rhode Island. They have a daughter, Mary Frances, and their summer home is at Francestown, New Hampshire, where Chaplain Cullens began his ministry.
 How Chaplain Cullens became temporary skipper of sen-going newsstand fin North Africa he has described to the General Commls- sion as follows:
 "A French harbor boat was blown out of the water in a raid some time ago. and we fixed it up with a new motor and some carpenter work. and after the traditional cere- mony. launched it. It was about 22 feet long and did about twelve miles per hour. and carried ten passeng- CTS. There being almost a fun moon and weather like June, I put aboard my chaplains assistant and general helpers with supply of new boo. s and magazines which had been do- mated hB my homo inwm illeRrv and started around Che harhor iraii- lng snip after ship, and passlnR out tho supplies.
 4any pk llas lada. among whom
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-15

New Haven, Sept. iB.-William w Wren was elected Vice-president in charge of public relations of the Southern New England Telephone Company At Q meeting of the board of directors here yesterday after. noon. Laurence 6. Stone will suc~ ceed MT. Wren as general coms mercial manager Of the company.
 Tho directors also declared . dividend of 9i.b0 per share for the third quarter of io44. Tho dividend is payable on October 10, to stock. holders Of record ct the close of business on September 90.
 MT. Wren brings to his new posi- ton c broad experience in the tele. phone business which he entered in March, 1921, as on engineers aS. sistant in the Bell Telephone Cons pany of Pennsylvania, He later served in the chief statisticlan'S division of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company and was engaged on special studies with the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company In Washington, D, 0.
 Tn July, 1927, MT. Wren became associated with the Southern New England Telephone company as ap. praiSai engineer. He served later aS plant extension engineer, and in August, 1884, became manager lp Waterbury. He returned to New Haven aS business office manage ment supervisor for the entire com. pany and subsequently, served aS assistant to the general eoInmer. cial manager. He became general commercial manager in charge of ell commercial operations of the company on November 1, io40,
 Mir. Wren Is, Q trustee Of the Nas tlonai Savings Bank, Q director of the Family Society and avs recently elected general chairman of the Uso Committee of greater New Haven. He was graduated from Princeton in 1919 and is president of the Princeton Alumni Association of the Connecticut Valley and Q graduate trustee of the Princeton Elm Club. He is also q member of the New Haven Lawn Club, the ouinnlpiack
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-15
TIN COLLECTION
 ON OCTOBER 7

The next collection of tin cans on Oct will bring a notable increase J. Warren Upson, chairman of the salvage committee predicted today, in checking the amount of canned foods being taken from the ration lists this month. Plans are being made by the committee to extend the drive to include collection of tin cans from restaurants, hotels and institutions which use large amounts of canned food, MT. Upson declared,
 The tin can salvage drive can be stepped up, he asserted, with the decline of fresh vegetables and the abundance of point-free canned goods
 Insignia will be distributed to owners of large establishments to show their participation in the sal wage campaign