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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-05-06

Today was the last date for the
filing by Town Clerk with the Sec
rotary Of State of the list Of Of
fices to be filled at the NOvem-
Der ballOting. The special legis-
lative session Of 1914 put this pro-
vision In the election laws along
with . number OF others. On Au-
gust 18th all Town Clerks Will
start mailing with absentee bal
lots the list Of then-knOwn can
didates for public office in the
November election. November
22nd will be the last date for the
filing Of reports by all candidates
for public office.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Rules Revised For
Applying To WPB
For Certain Items

a & Mcintosb n4anaser q
the We Production Board Jae&
san, Mississippi District office.
reminded business trims and IA
aivfaaa thar applications iof
cQaspfpent ~ mafeflai other than
confFo sd materials must -
made On the neN revised WIPE
Form 81 formerly PD-lAA be
gnnag Pen
Furthermore. Mr.. Mcintosh eN
plafnsa 4 IS Feagafed that after
that aHle ali Sush applications
be sefai 81 the district office. ana
not 10 Washington. as has been
the ruling hereloture.
supplies of tire nex forms are
aVaI e here. Nj Mcintosh xaia.
After February ] any request Tor
TINS fgpa 81 priority assistance II
made cut on the aid form o. flied
with Washington rather than with
the WPB office nearest the per-
son making the request viii b.
returned 20 the sender for re-
fling
Tbs new procedure Is g step
IN The Wad Production Boards
decentralization policy which
plaee added responsibilities on
ire field office
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Girl Scouts To Hold
Special Meeting
At E0stl0wn Church

p certificates viii -
Sozut Tf0p
Na 3 Is 8 ai nfng Man
ds d E31 ~ fhe EsStiaun
IS ca Mrs. gak
Han muat aer sn
Ehe ees4onie1 viii -
= parents and guests
TIE gsoaap
Faffte = ne scrap dfm
te he hea during tha
FIRST au Ma nd hhs Knn
are making pss a. canvass
futa ii O. tafn essnns ioF tets
ard tn Containers Viii De
nlseea in convenient pisces n
asEM and D. girls wsn ~
setu groups aRnf1 70
dfii eai aeinh b0ho
0aa Richards us namnd ~.
~ tp group whWh meets
eh Saturday moaning 81 loA
an q TIRE church
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
King Uso and Queen
Hostess Hold Royal
Court Ball tuesday


o. Ha
q saF
bell % us Chris tlen on
gsti g tie $50
au usnu a
see aga1tmm m
hna
TIE ~ai and Stage q ag au
tqi naM ~efe with car
nieai ee iu g8a a
eoia Nese taiafs
Royal Msuats on
eeas ha a. kl
% Moss fsmt Her
Miss Josie 1ofsn ns 8 Pagm
wsN haa rules axe in
eaut afEh aiRnifs aaa mace
tbs eatgN as fna res ml
p Perry A
knE $50 IA ans n Marto
Dantxse 81 Mos poaat QUEEN
hos II ahs 60
csuleo out with mm ce
MONS
Ihe court rriinue
gw Crown h lang
Stephen Bnsarne. san s. ~
hss LnFen Bcsatae s. s0
81 efUWn bearer 10 queen KAYE
SNaeze. daughter u 81 ans
Mn Tom SWayye q Ne poing
Train 0arfs itn queen Be,tg
Lnu daugater II a.. ana
Mr. Warren 3 seey 81 Pasea
gpula arc jamie CaFk. daughter
~ Mr. and Mrs } J CLARK IL
Moss Point train hearers lea
king. Merrill Bceb#. san al Nj
ard Mrs Spencer BeeBe 81 Mos
Point ana Vincent bio1le, son
al MI ana Mrs Vincent Moore 8
PaAcago9la
The grand duke Was Edwin
Mays a4 Moss Point and the
grand duchess Was Miss Julla
Mae DeJean OF Pascagottla Dukes
were Oscar Goff, MIMI USCG.
Charles Burkham MINI. uScG
PVT Joseph Aouiia uScB 70
ward : DeI4aca. uSN Joseph
w Holden. uSN. PIE Steve
Krups. usCMs. PIC DON Cross.
uSAAC. and CoxsWain Hay4H
Benis. uSCG
FIRST iaav-in-wa itine. Miss Yer
gie Clark Of pascagotlla. second
lady-in-wsiting Miss Else ial
sen OF Moss Point
The duehesses were. Mis
Amelda Owen Helen Mason.
Ruth Harnsay. ana Helen De For
rest al pascaeoula. and Misses
Betty Angelo and Ega Ruth W
att of Moss Point
Following thr coronation Their
maieste were entertained rs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Red Cross Meeting
Called For Moss
Area

4 meeting 81 te NM raag
81 tHe Rec Cf0@ w -
A. 8 b ~ FHaap. Foo O. M
els aai e. workers
doa daglhs R&u
Cas WaF E8lna drive a
s aacl afo aaH hsd see Ms
peint drive Is eaaitiman
T4e Noes poirf stea nt4ls
X eoi East No Point East
R8e kseNpa WaJe. HuTts
Bug poin. Helene. ana Is ihe
county lne
These funds N3H b. oisiafa 81
p neHut ~ Re uea taeas AZ
Jhcksar counts anu tae vaIn-
ing 50 percent g. g. q the ns-
tiunal fund
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Lost Rites Held AT
Moss Poinf.For Mrs.
Etc Morton CowoE

Nsas rHe1 Mos Point hest
7 ~ sra aesfh 81 Mr.
Morton CuWau Wife Of the
h. ~ ! G GeAan which oe
eaf6sa az the home q. he
a4aa,ea Mr. EaWasd Dolan.
taIf Tachs8H aeenue New o.
ou "Wednesday Tue rs
|na5H esrt HFHlslls e. Mo Point
r. sdas an sac Hfsn Nsin ana 8n-
.teHmsni sas ia the family lol ~.
GaiIH Cemetery MrR C0Wan
u Nss 3 lmlmef resideut -
Il Point ha maac ben homie
a bes Qstean .a l4e past -.
~
fualral services WeFf held 81
H. Inarp Sentheimer Thafn Iu-
n4a tgon,s n Nea Orieaus On
Tamaaay evening a bFief
s4se u charge 81 Rex A J
Raf.a pastor ii the DOS Point.
Mea4oaist church. Rev + " ul..
ne e thc pascaRouia Meshaaist
.rbusah and Rey T p West 81
a. Moss Point Prcsbviefiaa
.eharch was head al thc grave
haay beautiful fis1Weif marked
IT. ast resting plaee " tie de
uaasea Serving as p~aiibeaHess
we Morton and p IL Farley.
Is ! Spann. Jesse W Thorapson,
Re- Mcleod. and Clarence An.
aels9n
Me Cowan is survived by Gre
aauKHitI Mrs Lillian Cowan Dos
lea aHd other relatives
besides Mir and Mrs Edward
Den other relatives and friends
attending the funeral &c Ms.
CaNsu were Mr. and Mrs ClaT-
e.f Anderson. Nj and Ms
urence Green. MRS y o Del
q New Orleans and Mrs J. {
Gaaaun Of Mt Olive who re-
mslneG over loz 3 snort visit
W df and Mrs. G a. Graham
ala II s. Bessie CoNen.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25

Me sga fesu
anra na
a esax ts e
tan q Miss
s. esd Es ae tag
Inx esd as n
~ D. hane KING kong
WIN
81 atWra singing l
was y
Eaa afa ~
eN n Wh f1e
rgg4 m@e nn aaeE
Use eeaat f4esiHe ala fQ
ast
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25

#fHaf
Elnsef Hamilton isn't Feeling
Weii sinner TUESDAY when IN q
fTeal accident his horse dragged
hlm SEVERAL yards hruislng hm
shoui lhp hadg.
For the first iew daya a the
week Mn 1sek King had as .
visitor her mother. Mns ! L.
Denson of jackson. Mississippi
W. are sorry @ learn u Mrs
MarQs continued Hines and rr
turn Ga ihe hospital W wish for
her a speedy recovery
Mrs Douglas Mi3eile u hur-
les. ard Afs " G. Everett ~
Wade were shoppers IN Mobile
lass Saturday.
Mcsdames Honor Jone2 Mar.
san Grean T " Homilion F. ID.
simpson and Jack KING TO-
Retacr Wlth Rev. r u simpson.
attended the Xone meeting ol
the Methodist Missionary sasieis
81 Llcedale last week One 81
the hiahl5ehis az the meeung
Has tbs presentation of life meu-
eerships into that organization.
Little Ina Maa Jones daughter
af Mf. and kga Honor iane was
presented MIih q iio membership.
Miss olga Hamilton wi10 hes
eently apralne 3 Cadet Nurse
tle Mobile lniirmafY spent
ksi weekend al home
vs. are aiaa 20 hear thai Mrs
uaine Haffia Is improving
VI hope that she viii soon H.
completely recovered
The haslnes section of Hurley
IS growing rapidly We wtsli
Sven swanson success N hH ncW.
garage
Mrs Honor Joncs compliment.
81 her lovely daughter Frances.
ith a birthday party last Saiur-
aay During the cuufse If tlC
evening some sixty friends called
IL wish France Happy Birth.
DAY
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25


A group q thc Methodist wee
usen og Hurley met Thursday al
tefnoon a fWo ucloek ~ the
s thodsl church for TIE purpose
ii organizing g circle 81 the So.
z5ety IF Christian Service
Mrs F = Simpson presided
over she meeting discussing with
the women the various steps in
forming . circle Several EoaR
aere brought before the Rsoup
bat the aessIan Was made - Wait
aatl the next meeting before
setting definite goals Oihet
paast It the work q the cir
ele were also taken Up hH the
EHosp
The following offHeefs Were
ected president Mr. Marvin
Green wee president Ms Ray
Hund Wright recording aere-
larry Alf = 3 Jones earfe
aondinR secretary. Mr. jock
King spiritual life leader Mn
Z Christian social rc
Aailons ana Iaeai church a~eiieitie
superintendent Mrs J = Glib
san S. superintendent 81 sup
plies Mrs z y Hamilton The
program committee consists of.
azis Raymond Wright chairman
airs Sheridan Moak and sis
aaaie BeIHH Williams
Iut tHsH regular nzaHtzna of
he circle ~ - he'a - #arcr
1885 - three oeIazk - use
Hurley Methodist chafzH
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Library Notes


For those naaders VINO ENJOYED
Crescent Carnival by Frances
FaFsiHni0n keta smother treat
"a STORE n hN Latest naval. Also
the Hiii TITS Il ihe story If
the Nhfea oaluR Feunans wha
hass Isd the ancestral htn8e na
FaEnam hiil. wflefe then paf
eug Daniel ard serena hast
dwell with Aien stability anu
eagteuimenL to strikc oui faf
themselves Jerome a. enter the
hAnkinn blslne IN Boston. Jeu
ness g. acl Is . congressman
confidential secretary ana Jud.
ieth 81 Qecome 8 nurse. Bs De-
cenhel. i84i aefame. a Reserve
Odiepf in the Afnss. has already
been sent irom Hoston a. Fort
BraTa and hes falion head over
heeA rs iov witt = girl from
Louisiana named AliN ST Cvf.
lenn bias naeasme implicated IN
grave mdiscretluIis of both s pa.
lfAesH and personal character ~
Washington ard Iudloth Is Was
eftnE between hsf allegiance IL
teH faithful saitaf. Dexter Al
BOT and hef yeaaaing Ia take =
azaHalRe part IN the war effufl.
Eventually an tafee become M
Fufeea m thi. though aa ihe.E
aill@ sass lsitseaa. tlrv are MT
- tbc ame fae Be balnA
DAM aad Serene Feel mat tines
aee set al that IS worthwhile
rr fHem
HUI sacy aeffea courage AMI
usaaf.on fs.n 81 unexpeeted.
aee en- I haak Aa1gh aat
AK jerome aaeel8 Southern
la seugs e. re aesoiatr Hatls
slat wiih HeH ausband pa
~ ehlie be osefseas sne
u courage hease ana he de-
efa b. admit aaai she & III
eeea - gymBaihx SHE insists
aaf farman Hall has It's own
na g. play Ia fhe wan ans that
lts Iaek ~ the spectacular II The
tfEd f0 freedom indicates no
lack - che essential Moreover
TIE sterling qualities which tn
Nes England couple admire 81
much ana understand 50 well are
beauaaeo be- the ease OF Their
Latin daughter ln-law by deli.
cats gfaecs al bagh person ana
snlfft. which ihee have never
encountered beE6fe Ajax not onls
cheers and culiehiens them she
sa charms them. Through hel
they taduallx feespture theif
iass happiness ard forge forward
Wlta beer snd Dexter. 10 ) CREST
geaH
TIE psce q Also the HIlls
saa end the tapie Is nmeis
na both imnueKnated with re-
Haee Nfs KEYS reaches nsW
20 TIE progress OF 3 g
ked hV steady and 50
HIsHf development and reveals
izsa Haw richly she merits -
outstanding n3see she has maae
ter aeh In the field Of foeaen
There IS q waiting ili "a ae
library Ior the following utIe
smith s Tree GaeNs Ia Broak
aa Douglas. Tae Robe; Chas
l. BED We Cfv Narqusnd. $
Lite Time and ea1lson unde
Ga
ness readers Registered
= - PsslagaaIa Library ii Jan
uafx
In the Children's Department
- originality and sheer fur
House zoe Reeks Built b
Helen sna AIS Ekers. IS ) pefleeI
eHasa fof younger haes and giHI
Il The Junior Department
4uHasHHk tWo care.
.ar Iunt# s1fis Anr Ha3i
IeF# Nae Au aaa Ann b.
- HaiaaH go wiih xoana
cad User HaHI in ule -
books aHz splendid =
as reports HaII IS Interest
rs aEa usiraeIlse
- junior aak the louehInz
aHH Hs1as EiudE = $ AZ : E1eaf
aHE - Thomas 6 HinhIe
proving to be- szEeH.sly puaalIaH
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Hurley

~ ard Ms \ g Hamflfen
0s Moasle Nefr viaisags lei shs
hans 81 Mrs ri G. Crawford ana
NtfN } b Gshsaa. ST. las; sen
day
Frssaas 81 Norman Lva
wert sorry "a learn ~ hm recent
slineea ama 8Ft ea sila t f
pesaiea and cen 81 baek 81 wefa
~ and Mr. r + NealF are r.
PaNaFoula taking rare Of H.
Neslfs hTnihef children whie
Mss sister-in-law unaaEEoes ar np
eraison
With thu recent purchase -
faax raaIe willard 1unes xeg
enthusiastic ever tEae prospect 81
spFang plowinE ard planting
nek and Mrs \ { Everett q
Waste nalled On Mrs } b Gsbsou
Last Sunday
81 A A Perez aiaa sister uug
otfss havt returned 81 their hnnp
IL Mobile after = es9ls aalonE Eel
auves n BNsiey
~ and Mrs HARRY W FshH
have returned Il the home -
LII Fisher maelhaf n Muaih
nftss 81 extended visit Ia fhe
Gstaon horne Nj Fisher VIII e.
saaFse ms duties - ihe Aiefeisaaf
Marine within 3 few DAYS
II Wnltgsu1 RauteTR ans
oslne. q Nee YORK afp spsiatluK
q few sayf ieave q ahsfnee wiih
ths foImefs Parents. HI sna 81
Llkss Of the Danish community
Friends ~ itae sirsekier fam
ilfas are rejoicing with them ovef
the completion o. their new "A&-
seEnbly a God ess.
cosagfegai.on soined n the dedl
caiion ceremony Of the church
Lass Sunday
Nre " W ferguson IS visiting
~ TIE Stricken community foH
8 feW days
Mns Jack King ard son. Mas.
Ter CAR Densan king. attended
% business ln Moss Point and
Paa4goala last Saturday
Masdames NJ l. and T. "
Hamilton and little Mis- Jeanette
Hamilton. matte 3 shopping tor
Of paaagoula ana Moss POM
Tuesday % this week
With the installation 81 pianos
IN TIE homes Ut AIR Jones. la
theI GlascoN and Mrs. Myrtle
Tanner. we are booking forward
70 some new musicians in the
community
- and Mrs J Y VALLEY ard
ehaaaren motofud r. Richton .ast
Nsk e visit Mr. Valley par
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Moss Point High
School Senior Glass
Enjoys Barn Dance

A barn dance WAS gwen by
the Senior Glass Af the Moss Paint
High school Is . farewell party
e Buddy sherman and Jphuny
Nxman. who arr leaving for SER
vice IN the Marines
TIE gym Ras decorated 6 re-
sembie an aldfasaioned barn ard
the guests unre dressg6 IN Tack.
Old clothes slfch as ola-fine
country fox would have worn
on weGk DAYS
AL who entered ihe barn had
g swing IN % q rope and land
IN 3 hagHtack
There was a hUE-raIllng eou-
Test won By Ernest tSls1 piegee
VINO was awaraed money Is =
prize.
A square dance la which al
Joined was called hx Pau gnnes
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25

IH South Atlantic coastal
alsa of thc United States Is VII
tas depopSsted toaay because
tn Bell Wevili destroyed cotton.
i1ng the growers 30 migrate.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25

Daily attendance al L S sol
oiefs st camp movie iheaters this
year Is sra ESQ. compared with
PC. 200 n 1872
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25

Cuban Law fixes tht wages Of
sugar-md1 workers in ratio %
The price Of sugar.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25

IailtH HaHz# ~ = sr.
1000 Il 10 0J0 aale
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
WIcrIns

And Drua Stores Everywhere
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25

The business section ol Hurley
IS gfuWinE rapidly Ne wash
SVEN swanson success IN ms nCW.
garage
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-06-05

, er, VINO never tired and had nerves
Of steel.
These players were never q part
OF the Yankee farm system. Con-
sequently, each season one or more
OF these hometown" idols was
gradually shunted aside by being
given an unconditional release by
the Yankee big-wies. In the final
season Of Yankee domination. the
team had dropped 10 a notch lower
than last IL that were possible. this
decline was directly attributable TO
the fact that there were no old
hands on the job to coach a good
lot Of youngsters. During that final
season the attendance at Cumber-
land games became so low that
many games were transferred 10
the playing fields Of the opposition,
in order that the team could re-
ceive its guarantee. generally 5000.
Yet the season previous. the
Cumberland club had outdrawn all
teams in the league in the matter
Of attendance. In that season,
Johnstown had won the first half
flag and Cumberland the second
half The play-off. Cumberland won
the title in some of the best games
ever seen in either city. Point
Breeze Stadium IN Johnstown
packed I'm as many a. 10.0oe during
this piayofT. and Cumberiand's top
was 6.0oo with an additional 500
watching the game from the West
ern Maryland elevated tracks just
beyond the ball park.
Cumberlands outstanding players
all through that season were Pitch
er "Chip" Helmick, and Short stop
Augie Daviu. Both of these were
players par excellence, and both
swung mighty war club. They
were better than 300 hitters and
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-06-05
G. p Q r T e
/ A n 7 -
By HAMANEGER

day afternoons at Mid-City Sta
dunn. Cumberland's Colts were a
Glass A team In a Glass b league,
Several teams in the league pos
sessed better than average minor
league baseball clubs: the Fairmont
Black Diamonds, Charleston Sena-
tors and Cumberland's always
friendly enemies. the Johnstown
Sohnnies, TO mention q few.
Then there were the Chartered
and Jeanette teams from the
Pittsburgh district: Scottsdale. al
ways power due TO the support OF
the ST. Louis Cards; the Clarksburg
Generals. and the Wheeling Stogies.
Truly a good collection of cities in
a rightly named league, the Middle
Atlantic.
Al one time the league carried
twelve teams for complete season.
and the rivalry was keen through.
out the year. The seasons play was
divided into two halves, and the
winners of each half met in a
championship series to decide the
title-holder.
During all these days Of basking
in baseball glory, the Cumberland
Colts possessed few players that
mad won their way into the hearts
OF all baseball fans. These players
were Chip Helmick; "Augie"
Daviu. a Cuban who was big league
material; Johnny Byrnes, the
Echart grocer, who could have gone
higher II he had desired: "Stub"
Rase, the Hagerstown printer pitch
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-06-05

each could connect for distance.
Every child and every grownup in
and around Cumberland knew who
Helmick or Daviu were, and every
issue OF local sports pages sang
their praises. because hardly q day
passed that this pair did not play
big role. whether In victory or
defeat. And the fans all over the
circuit came 10 like these boys for
the aggressiveness Of their play
and their sli-around sportsman
ship.
So II was that when these two
players were cast adrift 10 make
way for younger material. Cumber-
Land fans went into the doldrums.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-06-05

10 be sure, but the point is II did
pay its way.
With the coming Of hard tinfes.
attendance fell off somewhat and
the teams franchise was taken
over by the New York Yankees as
a farm for college talent. The sup
port continued we'll for few years,
and then fandom soured on the
idea of seeing new faces every year,
even to the extent of replacing "the
peepul's cherce" players with school
boys.
During the reign OF Cumberland's
(Yankee) Colts, as Mid-Aatlantic
League Champions. some of The
best baseball ever witnessed locally
was on display nightly and on Sum
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-06-05
ReeoIIeefions Of
Cvnsberlond's Colts,
Baseball Champions

Now that it appears to be the
order of the day to reminis-
cence or recall the days way
back when, this columnist can
think of no better recollections
than the baseball championship
teams of Cumberland's Colts of
the Mid-Atlantic League. The
time is between 1925 and 1880.
Yep. them was the days. To
tell the average fan today that
Cumberland boosted Of crowds Of
mp to 5000 cash customers TO
watch the Colts I'm action. would
probably elicit some commentary
that the yarn-spinner was balmy,
or was slightly fetched. But II In
q fact that the Cumberland club
was one Of the best supported
teams from the fans standpoint
On Class b or C baseball.
II 10 a matter Of record that
shortly after the introduction of
organized baseball TO Cumberland
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-06-05

via the Middle
Atlantic League,
the club. then
owned by a group
OF local sportmen.
including Babe"
NfillensOn an d
Jimmy Mcguire.
doc" Ford and
others, paid divi-
dends TO lucky
holders Of stock.
A. .,,ka1A Lot
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-06-05

and the team suffered to such On
extent, that organized baseball
hereabouts went by the boards.
As II In answer to Yankee folly,
Chip Helmick was gobbled up by
the Charleston wv. VA Senators,
and for the following four seasons
helped considerably in enabling the
Senators 10 win two remnants and
finishing second and third on other
occasions. Augie Daviu played in
the Western League for several
seasons after leaving Cumberland,
and is probably still playing base
ball around Cuba. In a later article,
other Cumberland stars viii be re-
called.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
M Z]A/ml<
By Milf Gross

It's Ripping company Shelley witt hgh-claSs
furrer, entitled MceSter Reppaputt, wot dey was
introduced Sondsy on de roof So dey taking
Toisday night a wukk, wot it nuttices Meester
Reppaputt, pocked in a car, draped over de slit
gudgeous fur piece So in order to impresting
Sholley wot he's an export epCure from furs, so
II stops Meester Reppaputt to exemine by de car
de fur piece wot he geeyes it peench. SO install
from a fur piece il TONED out gradually wot it
was a chow dog so dun't esk It's now by
Meester Rappaputt fife steecheS. ulso witt hoe
culist appointment he should decipher in de
future Wadder it's fur piece odder possible Twin
by pet lion de mango
Hot it's like annytnk here vat. dollink bot
maybe YOU could remembering where it was mis-
late lest year de lllactric heating ped De rizzon
] esking you dees is wot heXplained lest wick
wot II fell aSlipp during de>hot wafe Uncle Pin
Gus in de lie Box from de Lonch Wegon So it's
steel by heem cheels witt frustbites wot we look
ing high witt Cow but il steel remains wnfounded
de heating ped On de odder bend ! aware YOU
eNtrimly beezy dere so if It's too notch bodder to
remembering. dun't bodder, Wen borrow by
MeeSus lifnf de Ultra Violent Temp
BY de neighborhood is de moose 50. It's bregginy
de furr-hosher Mec>us Nottos wot it kipps COM
pany now witt her ,homming Gloria a breeliant
organiSt. only now he svippS in Plane Plent de
floor on accent it's dc War. SO il made YOU Smott
fodder for change SanSible rmoCk wit de riz-
zon he gate opp being for duration a orrauist is
hecuzz IL Joined maybe de Army de Monkey
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fodder. no change. aXcapt wot he took opp a new
fed From antiques ddmlrer he became hall from
a Sodden wet he mi>took in Auction lest wick
Ming Vac for de coSpidor SO now we owning IT,
Toozday It's hcllcrpc Uncle Pincus' A chron-
icle snzz he developed hall from sodden wot he
was lest wick a whole night >nizzing
SMILES witt odder accompanying seemptoms
from colds witt greeps odder bronxitis it deedn't
had PineuS Joat snIzzing So from dees it gate
dI90nnstios Der A;oftoiiy wot he's hellergic
SO ne gate to Pncus box peels wot il was de
Instructions to taking dem before retiring. so it
exclaimed Pincus "Yi. vi | iost opened opp yes.
tcrday new beezneSS
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who do we knowing wot he's tall about fife fit
seek hinches witt Pcucma bet und radish
1reenge hair on dc head De rjlzon ] csking you.
Is wot IT'S drifting You fodder de car lest wick
IN de strltt WAITING TO hecm by Trcfc introspcc-
tion is de indiwidiil ! re-
Earring to Recognizing ~
heem YOU fodder dun't mn
Poundering in de car il MN, x
elts you fodder wandering WIZ ~
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

Uon IS de lndlWldllI ! re-
Earring to Recognizing
heem, YOU fodder dun't
Poundering in de car il
elts you fodder wandering