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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

(Esropean Arsa)
DETROIT
,,i. atoH sSa r T5D.A ALrHossqM 1gos 2Isra.. AHon
Anderson father. os!s chsniOt.
sERsAs, PVT; DAN D.-hH Margaret
BOOK. ye yetts ,c,;.s.a, c,%;ar, s'r'h r
BRADY PVT LESTER MIN Pear
Brady. VIE. 5s2J Pourth.
AT H'fzhssNi f.Iasa sss 5SI Lh3 John D'el'
cAGGEGI. PFC JOSEPH s.-MnL Dorothy
clRDER, MAJ. SAMUEL " Js SAMUEL
cARTEER; PFC Thonascadrh s,asodd Margaret
DIEM. s/sGT. ANTHONY N-Mrs. Elizs-
bsth Dieni. mother. ~ Doris. Highland PARK
ErcInERcER. PFC. EDWARD H.-Mri ida
EichberEeI. mother 1880 Eliot ~,
Thelna Greenwood. mother. 1891 hsAs-
field road.
FISCHER scr GERARD G.-Ars Cfpts.
tine -scher, mother, s5ss Kentaeky'
GOLDBERG. PVT MAx-MrI Ellen Cold
berg. wife. -32o5 Tyler ---.--
HICKS It's rDwARD. Mr.. Laey J
Hicks wife is345 Rivervisw, wysndoue
IIocK-PVT- DONALD mil. -bgruies ,
Hock. wife, ss24 sehnsfeT.
yArNHuBER. PFC JACK -Mr Ann NJ
Ysinhub0f mother 2i7A ST. Clair
KY set WALTER l. JR--AIt. huTisl
z Tey VIE 1E055 81 Louis. -,
RMET S/sGT AETHOSY-hTs. Elirabeth
6Turr. u7vt1rri % fiustsrd.
MCINTYRE. PVT DUNCAN JR-Dun
can MacIntyIs sr. father. 1889 W. Grand
. WArYsHUu PFC WALTER - Nu. Ann
Naryrhun mother h1s2 Lonyo
MARKOWSKI PFC. HENRY C.--ChrS Mar
HowsSi father 2s54 Chapman
MeDAvID. T-4 GERALD Mr. Pear
NsDsvid, mother. 227Ss Gregory Dearoorn
PERKINS PFC. WALTER JR Nh
Sarah }. Perin1. mother. 2oo+ CsledoniA
PTPRYlsAs PFC LLOYD C-Nr I'm.
r PGTEJlGa. ncthsr. so W. Gonison- Hare
PAX.
RIGHETT1N1. sJsCT. ANpREw Mrs
Kathryn RlGhettini. wife. 1895 Catalan.
rUORr. PFC. JACOB A-Mrs. Ida Tuori
203S kendall.
wATrERs, CAPT. .IRANKLM Mrs
WgTVYEGRACH set. CARL NJ - Mrs
YrFncis 4 Weiffenhseh, .iie. s37S cumeer-
land. Berkley,
oUTsTATE
AIIEE Sci. JACK G.-HAErg 4. Ai.sE,
Apps PVT HAROLD MA Alice Apps,
mother. KoScummOn
BARsEs PFC STANTON X --Rsrois
Psr3es fsihrr Eslsrrs-eso
BRoPfY. PVT. FRAEKLIN F.--Ars Ethtl
~ Bg2pfy Evsr.
CRJ-W Pvr WILLIAM JR -Ars Doris VI
Crun. wife. Pint
DOLPW PVT TITURsTOS Z Mrs. Doro-
tby Z. DaipA. Eife, LansnE-
-DOGDT, 49, FvT-DekALD E-keunrtn =
Drut' uncle Bronson
nYSINCER PvT vERH D Mrs habel
DytinEef. mother. Clare
COCHA. & SGT RAYMOND Mrs. Emily
Cora mother Gaylord
CORHAN PVT ROY S.-Au. hhr10rls
Conan, wife. whitehall
~~~~~~~~~~~~ Friday. Feb
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Relief At Last
For Your Cough

Chronic bronchitis may develop IL
your cough, chest cold. or acute bron-
chitis IS not treated and you cannot
afford to takea chance with anyrrcot-
cine less potent than CFeofnaISion
which goes right 10 the seat Of the
trouble 10 help loosen and eXpel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature 10
ioothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
CFeeiHHlsieh blends beeehweed
sreeSote BY special process with other
line tested medicines for coughs.
lt contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
'ou have tried, ten yoar druggist to
sell you a bottle Of Creomulsion with
he understanding you must like the
wav II quickly allays the cough, per-
hitting rest and sleep, or YOU are TO
lave your money back.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

seas, July, 1913; son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bower. 1872 O'Con-
nor. Lincoln Park; brother Of
Electricians Mate &c Jack.
PVT. EUGENE J. FALoR, 20,
marines, July -, Tinian; back in
action; awarded Purple Heart;
attended Cooley; in service. jan
tfary, f943;;- overseas, January,
1914: son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jess
Falor, 1919 Howell.
CPL THOMAS J. HOYT, Jan.
;, Belgium: worked for D&C
Navigation; IN service two years
overseas one year; son of Mrs.
Esther Hoyt, husband of Kath-
lecn. 3l09 Third.
PVT. RAYMOND MILLER, o,
infantry, Dec. 9. Germany; re-
ceived Purple Heart; graduate OF
Western; worked at Ford's: in
service. February, 1914: overseas,
August: son of Mrs. Stella Miller,
1904 Twelfth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Detroit Faces
.RedistriiCtinQ
Time. stan Correspondent

LANSING, Feb. . Republican
House Speaker Nugent OF Bad
Axe announced today that his col.
leagues were intent upon forcing
a constitutional amendment pro
poSal 10 compel Detroit's Il rep
resentatiycS 90 be elected by dis
tricts rather than at large
lie said that the Republicans at
a party caucus last night agreed
10 override any effort 20 extend
this provision 10 other counties
and are pledged 10 vote along
party lines when the measure
comes before the House
The bill WBi lie on the table,
however, until all 66 Republicans
and Charles +. Sundstrom (D) of
Michigamme are present so the
necessary two-thlrds House vote
-Can be obtained,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
ADMITS Going TO Court
In Stolen Automobile

Arrested after he had driven
A stolen automobile 10 the record
ers court buIidIng TO report on
a previous probation case, Edward
Ivy, 20, OF ABB +. Warren today
was held in 5000 bond on his
tpiea of guilty before Judge Gerald
I W. Gfoat.
Police said wv had driven A
car belonging TO Fred Kaourmadas
Of 3948 John r. while he made
report 70 the PROBATION Depart
mcnt on a conviction IN Judge
John p. ScalleR's court last
September.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

GREENE. JOHN R-Mrs. Ethel Greene.
mother. Plymouth,
HILGENDoRF. PVT oLN F--Mu. Man
T. HilSendorf. wife Pint.
KAsIK,. PFC JOSEPH c-@s. Joyce N
KAKik. wife, Flint.
KTMBEI,. SGT. ROY r-kiIG- Nell Kimbel.
LISD, PFC BERNARD m-sfTs Mildred o.
Lind. mother. EseAnAbs.
MACK. PVT. ELLSWORTH c.-Mr.- mal.s
IVA S1kI' ~; Fgc s'f'6ii RoEERr c.-Frsa J. M.n
MARS. PVT. ROBERT L-Mn Ella
SAPERALsKI. PVT. JOSEPH J.-mrs. Ealth
Naperslski. wife. TIsens City
PAsouZ, PVT WILLIAM F.-Mu. Erma
PsAq0e. wife. Center Line.
PETERS. PVT. WILSON z JR.-AIA Dor
othy J. Peters. wife Petersburg
PYHg s/SCT. DONALD H.-hri. Norma
c. Pyae,- ~ifs, Fiat
REEcE. PVT. LAWRENCE P.-Mr Anna
v. tiosre.- mother Adrian.
sEAGER. PFc. DONALD c.-Mrs MAuds
sssger. mother. Adrian.
TTLLENA. PFC. JACOB A-Mrs. Lena
Tiiirma. mother. KalAmaloo.
TURNER, s/sCT ERWIN L-MF. Lucy
Turner. mother. kltni
vANDERwIEL. PVT FLOYD A-Mn Mss
vicToR, -r0f "isy PvT' THO PHoMAs W.1sr Ale. "
Victor. wife. 81. Joseph
Wzfna- -zits IApess-
WENDT' PVT OTTO c.-Mu Ias NJ
wendt. wife Minden City
NAVY DEAD
DUNN s2fe vERLAN CLAYTON kr ana
Mn. Joe Dunn. parents ia7t " csia-
NAVY MISSING
HAMMOND. sic RICHARD NORMAN
NJ and Mrs. Glen Hammond. parents, Nj
HARPER. ESs1cH ROBERT LEsrER-Mr
and Mrs. L0rinne L Harpcr. parents. Pontiac
NAVY MARINE WOUNDED
BOWER. 50 MACK NEHTOS-Mr. and
.srT- HrEnk s1Er-. pz-rnts- =1zt2 c-couzoT,
Lincoln PARK.
CHRISTIAN. SIC. 2fc PHILIP JR-Mr
Philip Christian sr. father. Ponnte
DAWSON, PVT WILLIAM T.-Mr. william
T. Dawson. wife. l7l43 Egfcgs Detroit
DOBIEsz. sac ARTtIgR- NJ ana Mis-
Joseph Dobiesz. parents 1875 August
pUFEK. sac JAMES JosEPH-Mr. VII
lam Dafes, fstAsf I.asa i~aeiahas
ELLIOTT. sac HARRY JOHN JR Nj
and hrL Harry J. kihott ST. parrn's
Lansing
FALoR. PVT EUGENE NJ and Mr.
Jess Fsl0f. psrents $50 Eo~esi. Detroit.
CRAY. PVT CHARLES A-Mrt Casrez
:. EEzy Effs. sDgS CsBjFst D@iF@if
CROFvERT PFC. HARVEY L.-Mr, Jacob
w. crOfvert' father. PAin"eL
HAM. sic PoBERT-cAryEs-M Rita
Ham. vile. 1918 Csnae.d. Detroit
yt'SGRL PFC. GEORGE P-Mr and N-t
Psei- b.-gsnFsi. Psrsn,, Ls~reoce
RORICr kM3fe WILLIAM JAMEs-Nry
Irens Rorick. wife z23l Ia Sale Gardens
s., Detroit.
sTKvESs. PVT KENNETH . --RrF The.na
KRssm. sister 1890 PsllisteT. Detroit
STONE PIC STANIEY J --Mu Loretta
NJ WeiEneT mother, 290s MontciA.r. Detroit
yoyy z. i9l5 -~~~~~~~~~~~
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

NfNe HNAs hhnShNa
PFC. WARD III. EICH-
BERGER, y, infantry, Nov. "a.
France: graduate OF Eastern.
worked Tor Detroit Diesel Engine
Division; in service two years:
overseas. August, 1914; leaves
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Eich=
berger. 263O Elliott. one sister,
four brothers In service.
SGT. GERARD G.. FISCHER,
%. infantry, Nov. % France;
graduate Of St. Leo: Ford en-
pI0ye; in service, December, 1912;
overseas, September 1914; leaves
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
J. Fischer. 1858 Kentucky; four
sisters. two brothers.
PFC. JACK r.. KAINHUBER,
l9-5afas;ry, Aov y Germany
attended Southeastern; in service,
July. 1913, overseas Oct, 1914;
survived by parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Kainhuber, 2l24 ST. Clair
three sisters
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
1t LoUGHTID


PVT. DUNCAN r. MCINTYRE
JR.. l9. infantry. Dec. ?, Germany,
graduate of Chadscy, worked at
Michigan Central Depot; in serv-
ice. December. 1913; overseas,
May 1874; leaves parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Duncan +. MacIntyre,
1863 W. Grand Blvd; one
brother, Pfc David.
PFC. ROBERT r. MASON, 20,
Infantry. Jan ~ Belgium. worked
for Long Transportation CO.; in
service. April. 1914, overseas. No
vember. l944; leaves wife, Gladys
three children, Clara May. Robert
Edward Jr, Penelope Ann and
mother, Mrs. Dorothy MacaSh,
l0lS Beech.
PVT. WILLIAM 4. TUORI. %,
infantry. Nov y. France; grad
uate of Central. worked for Cad
lilac: in service, March, 1913;
overseas, September, 1914; leaves
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Tuori. 2O39 Kendall. sister. Mil
drcd. two brothers, Cpl. Everett,
Pfc. Raymond.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Lest We Forget--Lest We Forget !!
NGicIaiSan'S Battle Hero Roll
killed The Detroit Times

Nine Detroit servicemen, killed
In action. are reported in todays
biographical sketches. Four in
fantrymen lost their lives in Ger
many, three In France, one in Bel
gium and a Mustang pilot was
killed on his sixteenth mission
over Germany.
A sergeant in the engineer
corps. reported missing in Decem-
ber. has now returned 10 his COM
pany, according TO his next-of-kin
who notified the Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
KILLED

PFC. THOMAS CARTNER JR.,
20. infantry. Nov q Germany
graduate of DENLY; former Ford
employe; in service, December,
1943; overseas, June; leave S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Cartner, 9243 Birwood, two sis
ters. and brother S/2c William.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Art Director Dies

NEW YORK, Feb 2 ms
John Mcintosh, 55, head OF the
advertising art department OF the
New York JOurnaI-AmeFlCaR, died
OF heart attack yesterday at his
home IN Long Beach, L. l.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
SAFE

FIRST SGT. ALFRED MARKS,
81. engineers. formerly reported
missing Dec. 10; now back with
his company; In service for
nine years; overseas, November
brother of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam +.
Marks, 9632 Sioux; son OF John
Marks. MonesSen. Pa.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Or. Lee Honored

Or. Alfred McClung Lee Of
Wayne University. author Of
Race Riot" a description Of the
Detroit disturbances IN June, 1913,
mas been elected a director of the
National Association Of Public
Relations Counsel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

III kAlAllA- -El-E M AhNt iit
PVT. SALVATORE T. LEON.
o. Dec. 70, Germany; former
Times cmploye; IN service, August,
1912. overseas five months; son OF
Mrs. William Logan. 5555 Whit
field. brother of Pfc. Herbert, Pvt.
Ted and Nancy plarker-
1T. JOHN II. LOUGHEED. p,
Mustang pilot, Jan. 29. while on
sixteenth mission over Germany,
attended acronautiCal engineering
school University of Michigan; en-
listed in Air Corps Reserve. Sep
teubcr. 1912. entered AAF. Feb
uary, 1913, overseas, July, 1914;
memorial service, Sunday, Feb. 4,
= p III IaLnnr Park presbYte-
ran Church, leaves parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Lougheed. 1920
Warrington drive. and sister. Mrs.
Walter Ruckstahl.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
WOUNDED

y &c MACK BOWER, 10,
Dec. 13, Sulu Sea; received Purple
Heart; attended Lincoln Park
HIGH. in service. April. 1913; over
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Kipling's
Recessional
~ Honor Roll
~ Official Casualty List

department has released the of 143f United
soldiers number includes
SO Michigan, 29 from the Detroit
314 casualties by department II
Michigan Detroit In all these
the kin notified have been kept informed
OF any change in status
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
deliver them TO your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

1T. JOSEPH w. ANDREWS
JR., %, Bit navigator, Nov. 8,
European area; graduate Of Royal
Oak High; attended University
OF Detroit; worked for Packard s.:
overseas, June, 1914 son of Mr.
and Mrs. j. w. Andrews, 1924
Mendoza: brother Of Capt. Colin.
CPL. MILFORD &. BERG
STROM. "a, infantry. Dec. l8,
Luxembourg; overseas, August.
1913; husband OF Marian. 2287
Tuxedo; son of Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Bergstrom, 2295 Sturte-
want.
PVT. EDWIN J. DE TAMBLE,
30. infantry, Dec. y. Germany;
worked for Reliance Steel Co: IN
service. January, 1914; overseas,
October: wife, Pauline, two chill
iren, S49S Mtdeartlef,,, mother,
Mrs. Freda De Tamble; two
brothers in service.
GUNNFR'S MATE SIC JOHN
v. ZACCARDELLI, %, Dec. 3,
Ormoc Bay, Leyte; graduate Of
Cass Tech: worked for +. l..
Regg Co; in service, July, l943;
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Zaccar-
deli, 1854 Harper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Famed Detective Dies

CINCINNATI, Feb. 2 1NSl-
Ora Slater, 20, nationall promi'
uent Cincinnati detective, died
yesterday after a two-year illness
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

~~~~~~~~~~ Friday, February T. Is|5
Evening star., 1945-02-11

and phosphorus, as found in glass of Oval
tine made with milk. Vitamin A can't func-
tion fully unless you also have plenty of
high-quality protein, such as Ovaltine sup
Plies. Vitamin B, can't spark food into
energy unless it has fuel-food to work on.
To get this important teamwork" doctors
urge lake your vitamins in food!'
Ovaltine also is the mun aeI;cipus way 10
take your vitamins! And it costs very little
tor all it gives you! SO why not turn TO
Ovaltine as thousands are doing. for a
better, more delicious way to get the extra
vitamins and minerals you need. for better
health and all-round vitality.
Evening star., 1945-02-11
Ioke them in combination with other food elements
which authorities agree necessary for best results

All the world knows today that many peo.
pie need extra vitamins for better health and
Keen vitality. II is also known today that
vitamins do not work alone. They work as
team with certain other food elements.
Hence, more and more. authorities are in
sisting Take your vitamins in food.'
One of the reasons viramins are so effec
tive in Ovaltine is that O,altine is concen.
trated all-round building food. 1t contains
other food elements that enable ,itamins and
minerals to work together effectively as
team.
For example, Vitamin D cant do IT'S com.
Plete job unless you have plenty of calcium
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-16
CITY SOFTBAIl
CHAMP FIGHT
o. TONIGHT

t~a eams of TIE Island Cts
ithan Championship series vii
hH pisgea tonighs - me Bayvieu
Ragk Firld
Army bafracks. winner "a the
Serves Lsagss nag. and the Ma.
ehnmia u MOB. winners u ne
CiF Leaaue. win cross bats in
- aeeand aamc of a double
hr
Mafhinists have alch hitters a.
NafnN Ban. MaChln. Valsez.
Ne asseli and Baker. players Who
neak - ans bell game. A.
Mhsn 0sahFing. Williams and
NasairK also hlt when needed
m taH huN the civilian players
afH 8nhmng Walker and s'sue
@fffam Nhu have carried ire
NseaaH Mnakega to me flag with
nn SINS and one defeat
Fm httlng. the Army has
FeauleHa. Whn son the batting
Nfuwn n the Services League. and
t&HMnn. WanmNF. Gabhardt.
fufila. hlce sEulaiia. Walsh and
thafettN I'll gnpd hittors. and
= manlliu. who Rets some noW
auf taen Nenezio Is the pitcher
ha' haa uon "a eames With just
M aeieaf So co. this year
8 thf series should prove q
t hard fouMht one Pitchers
ana hf1sra Wtll have their nights
b. faF apenina game this eve
HmH Daily News Wtm stack up
sEalnf Atiafiun Civilians
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-16
The WEATHER


Key West and vicinity: Mostly
clussdy and cooler tins afternoon.
tonight and Wednesday: moder-
ste 10 fresh northerly winds. be-
coming north 90 northeaStsTly
tonight and Wednesday.
florida: Fair and cool m ex-
trene north, mostly cloudy and
cooler In south and central por-
ti0ns THIS afternoon: fair and
continued cool in north poTtion.
partly cloudy and cooler IN south
pssvtion tonight and "Wednesday
Jacksonville thru Florida
Straits and East Gulf u Mexico:
Moderate 90 fresh northerly
winds this afternoon. Becoming
noFth 60 nOrtheasterly tonight
and "Wednesday: partly cloudy
weather over north portion. most
" cloudy this afternoon. bec0m-
ina partly cloudy tonight and
"Wednesday over south portion.
JacsssoFasille 90 Apalachicola.
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-16
Housewives Paying
Sixty Three Percent
More For F00dstuffs

aNAnTtaM &mMM M@fttNMt
MIAMI. Oct. is.-According "a
q five-year survey conducted BY
DR. Rheinold. professor Of eco
Monies Of the University Of Nj
ami. Florida housewives are pay
ing s3 percent more Cor foodSiuffs
IN 1915 than they paid in 1910.
Dr. Rheinold predicts that food
prices are due for . tumble when
increased farm production puts
more fresh fruits. vegetables,
poulty. eRgs and meat on the
market
lie points cat that throughout
the country and IN Florida par
ticulaFly farm production has
steadily Increased and before
long the increase viii be reflect
cd on local markets a. large
quantities u farm produce be-
come available. which should re-
suit IN a sharp price drop Oh such
commodities His sarsey shows
that N Miami the average family
81 two persons spent only 500
year for food IN 1890 and IN
l945 were spending $500. He BE-
lievcs that while prices may not
return 90 the pre-war level. they
will come down considerably
within the next few months.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-16

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Oct 10.
The battleship Wyoming
Navy men call her. the
Chesapeake Raider"-has
fired more rounds OF anti
aircraft ammunition than
any ether ship in World War
ii. but not one shell AZ an
enemy.
The nickname may be un-
kind, but comes natural for
a ship that left a proud pOst
in the Battle Fleet 10 spend
her dotage in the shelter of
Chesapeake Bay. She has
been there for more than
three years.
The Wyoming. shorn Of her ~
inch guns and equipped with the
usost modern anti-aircrafi weap-
ons. has trained more than 35.-
600 officers and men since March.
1912 Her new armament has
Grcd roughly l.T00.000 pounds II
ack-ack during that time.
Tias vessel has operated as one
Of tho snti-aircraft gunnory
sch0ols under Bear Admiral &. n
Bryant. commander u Fleet Op-
eratiOns--an officer who first
went to sea on the Wyoming fol-
lowing has graduation from the
Naval Academy In June, 1914
The "Chesapeake Raider" Is
the secend-oldest battlewaeun
IN service. The USS. Arkansas
beat her into commission by
eight days in September. 1912
Though too iniirm for active
duty i'm the conflict Just past. the
Wyoming had her DAYS ~ glory.
World Wsr ! found her a. the de-
feat Of the German fleet at Scapa
Flow In 1891 she rescued Sir Hu-
bert wilkins. British Arctic cx-
ploreT. when RS submarine broke
down al SEA.
Many famed adInirals have
tr0d the ships quarter deck
since 1912 Adm William p
Haisey. Jr. commander # the
L. S. Third FLEET. vas her cx-
ecutIVe officer ~ tg25. Vice
Adm. Randall jacobs. chief ~
Naval Personnel. and Vice
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-16

Adm. naniel n Barley ntaH*
mandes AZ ne sexensh EiNNfa
amphsbioua fofNe. wwEe aaanM@
her fusf before wmF So 60
clarrd-
For many years sfAM WF~HH
seFved a. . tfatnlnM 80 -
Naval Acadesny MldahlpxslsEs -
IN fns5 rafxlad Nmwml hamFslsas
from Baltimore 90 . esmAAw -
hahfax.
she nnw - eunuaafaaAea
Cart r " Weliinma
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FOLLOWING THROUGH


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than safthall League up o. Octo
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EFFINGHAM. fii.--Pxt 1na3Nh
q. Began. sesectln9 HohN&fasfA y
Manila ~ send - ne faiAs =
h0sne. ricked uut 3 paiF - wszaa"
en- sandals H. changed - nnina.
however. when. IN turnanN 80
oyer. he rad Vulcan cmp3Fa-
ton. Noud PFulucta. Efsn9haHs
III.
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Gerry aH uat tfoa f~eehtf 3"
n8hae U.adlesI u mat ai
aan af sirasEiN hall s.
f q Is .gmovsl muaea4aieiy =.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-16

Chop dried fruits. combine with
nuts. nloisten with honey or corn
syrup and use as . filling for lay
a. cakes
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