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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-11
Puscogoulo Music
Club To Heur Head
OF State Federation

Mrs. f. B. Mckinney. president
OF the Federated Music Clubs OF
Mississippi, viii be speaker at
the meeting Of the Paseagoula
Federated Music Club to be held
at the USO Saturday, officers Of
the organization announced. Mrs.
Mckinney, a resident OF Collins
Miss, is well known in musical
circles throughout the state. Of
sicers said. She will advise the
club on the completion Of the or
ganization and the planning Of It's
work in compliance with state
and national standard.
Following Mrs. McRanev's adj
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-11
Green And Murray OF AL And CI0
Urge Support OF Seventh War Loan

WASHINGTON, D. c, May II,
Philip Murray, president Of the
Congress Of Industrial Organiza-
tious and William Green, presi-
dent o. the American Federation
of Labor have given their whole
hearted support to the Mighty
Seventh Wa Loan in statements
released here today.
Mr.. hurraY's Statement
The millions Of members Of the
CIO on the home front IN the
past three years have invested
bi lions o. dollars in War Bonds.
r. ey have done SO because Of
their patriotic desire to help win
the war ana because they know
their government IS the safest m-
Vcstment in the world.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-11

definitely Of the south.
When these are gone, the Grape
myrtle will hold sway. II is. too
bad that no English myrtle is TO
De seen in Jackson county as il
grows beautifully in such d eli
mate.
And the procession of blossoms
continues until the crimson OF
The poinsettias warn that Christ
mas is near.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-11
LINE HAS NEW PARTY NOW

Paris Telephone eqpipment
Installed by the Germans in
France has been giving ef icicnt
service to the u, S, Army Signal
Corps.
The Germans left most OF the
equipment intact but were care
full to remoye or smash the vac
iWum tubes essential to the re-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-11

dress and a short musical pro-
gram. an informal tea will be
held in honor az the guest speak
ar and the teachers sof the city
schools who are members OF Che
club.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-11

.peaters. which overcome the
weakening oil the voice currents
over miles Of wire.
Two American firms replaced
the tubes in several weeks time,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-11

AT the Paris conferences in
l020-2I, the Allies demanded,
about thirty billion dollars in
|reparations from Germany.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-11

beginning in Nav, our govern
nlent is asking Us 10 meet a REG
ord quota o. four billion dollars
ia f Bonds, / urge every mem
Ser 81 the CIO to sacrifice to the
INIT ana in this drive buy more
Wan Bonds than ever before. GU.
members can set an example for
inc workers Of tine natloa. Il Win
equine more effort ana create
aeriliee | ask an CO mtplhel
Officers ol international unions
and their locals to give all tic
time and effort necessary to make
this campaign the SUCCESS 1t must
.ba.
MIR. Green's Statement
Upon the eve Of the Seventh
War Loan Drive, the cali comes
to American labor 10 respond ia
lull measure, to reach new
heights, ana set new standards in
the purchase OF bonds and prove
the s%ounaness of the nation
democratic and voluntary meth-
DDS. OF war finance. The hearty
response which the workers made
in previous War Bond campaigns
must be interpreted as evidence
Of a determination and desire to
serve the nation, TO win the war
and bring our fighting forces
home at the earliest possible mo
nent.
In this stage of the war effort,
when the enemy is being driven
back to his last line Of defense.
we must not fail the Government
or our fighting forces who are
lighting so valiantly and heroic
ally on foreign fields, Labor must
buy more bonds now than it has
ever brought before We must ex-
eel in the purchase of bonds be-
cause the need is greater than
ever. There must be no letdowr
now when victory is in sight.
The investments which the
workers have made in non-nego-
table bonds through the United
States Treasury Payroll Savings
Plan will serve to maintain the
domestic stability of the nation
The accumulation Of savings a:
! reflected through the purchase o.
bonds viii establish buying pow.
or and individual independence
AL OF this viii contribute II &
very large way during the post.
war aeriod toward the solution
of tremendous industrial. finan.
cial, and social problems.
1 respectfully urge the worker
everywhere to subscribe qaiek
and in increasing volume to tht
| purchase OF bonds during III,
coming Seventh War Loan Drive
Let US give to our country th.
largest measure of support w
have ever accorded it and in do
ing so hold securely each wa.
bond we buy until it reaches full
maturity.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-11

Until the opening o the new
Ledo road. no truck fleet had
rolled into China since the Japa-
nesc closed the Burma road two
and a haIf aears before.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-11
~ BEEs a raosLEM

Sydne Australia - There
ne al sorts of angles to garden
ing in the tropics. The Australian
my planned to make itself self
Sufficient in vegetables in tho
ncrJaern territory, but the native
bees were found to be so lazy thai
crop p%ollination failed. So the
Imported bees from the south.
STORMY ROAD OF LOVE
Rothes, Scotia d. Thomas
L%leweHtn o. tho Royal ARM
4cdieaH Corps wed his Seottisl
bride Rose Phyllis Bateson on
the road 10 church. The road was
booked with snow 50 the minis
ter, Rev. William Hannah SAID
lie would marry them wherever
he met them. He kept his word.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Seosonings

Use ready-miXed poultry
" seasoning for roast
chicken or turkey, or mix
your own seasonings using
a very little sage, and a
very little thyme.
Season each piece Of
frying chicken with garlic
salt, paprika and celery
salt before frying.
Add finely minced chives
to -hul1er spread GA bFeiling
steaks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Fruit Coke Ideo

A FORGOTTEN and neg.
~ lected chunk of fruit
cake or plum pudding can
be turned into a really
special dessert, with no
trouble AT all. Put the piece
in a double boiler, douse it
literally with port, sherry
or some other dessert wine.
Cover artt- heat OvCT hot
water 40 70 60 minutes or
longer, denendinG on the
piece. Serve hot, with hard
sauce.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Holiday Cookery Fauorites

If THE noon dinner has not
. been big and heavy, make
the supper of a very special
de luxe lobster Newburg
made with either freshly
cooked or canned lobster.
Here's one for guest
occasions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Lobster Newburg

3 cups cooked or
canned lobster meat
y cup butter or
margarine
2 tablespoons sherry
2 tablespoons brandy
E cup cream, heated
3 egg yolks
"A teaspoon nutmeg
Salt and cayenne
Toast or crackers
Melt the butter or mar
garine, add the lobster and
cook three minutes. Add
the sherry and brandy, mix
and add the heated cream.
Season with the nutmeg, a
little salt and cayenne; add
the beaten egg yolks and
cook and stir gently till the
sauce thickenS slightly.
Serve at once on toast or
crackers. Six to eight serv-
ings in this.
AS the sweet finish TO
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

this rich supper dish, serve
very small jelly tarts or
turnovers and plenty of
hot coffee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

juice plus increased akanzng effect Consumed soda
does appreciaby reduce yitamn content
To drod colds build your ressance Join the millions who
drink lemon and daily Juice Of one lemon glass of plain
water, Jiyst thing GyIsUrg
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
GET FULL BENEFITS FROM
LEMoNS-FoLLoW THIS ROUTINE

Al first sign Of a cold drink glass
Of lemon and soda. Take another
every 3 or hours.
To induce perSpirstiOn, take a hot
lemonade when you 20 TO bed.
Lemon and soda forms natural so
dunn citrate Supplies vitamins and
all other benefits Of fresh lemon
inice nlns An increased alkallnlzlnr q
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

AS the sweet finish to
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Chrysler
Off Point

NEW YORK, Sept s GNSl-
The stock market turned easier
in forenoon trading with leading
issues declining sizable fractions
10 more than point
Trading was moderately active.
In the first hour 10000 shares
changed hands against 100000 in
the same period yesterday.
Chrysler declined more than a
point TO lead the sell-off. Bethle-
hem Steel and u. S. Steel dipped
about a half point each.
Rails were lower with Santa
Fe down more than a point.
Illinois Central reacted q. Pull
man was individually strong, and
touched a new high of 59h
Aviations were mixed. A frac-
tional settling movement ap-
peared in utilities. Other market
groups were easy and dull.
Bonds were soft and quiet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Fine Promotion

Once again The American
Weekly. the worlds largest
weekly magazine, has prepared
timely promotion for men 8
\s,ores. This makes the sixth
seonSecutive season in which
The American Weekly has made
available without charge 10
mems stores complete, sttrac-
tive display kit 20 emphasize
the importance Of promoting
nationally advertised merchan-
disc.
The material, prepared by
famous artists and merchandls-
ing experts, consists Of a full
color 30 by 40 inch window
display easel. window display
design ideas, newspaper mats
and store selling hints for retail
sales people.
The theme for this fan will be
Nationally Advertised Labels.
Full page. four color ads in
trade papers viii announce the
promotion of this theme 10 the
retail trade. Copy will point
out how customer approval IS
quickly gained by featuring
Time Tested Labels
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
NOrgeReveals
New Products

Details Of three new products
were revealed here today by NJ. G
OHarra, vice president and gen.
eral sales manager Of the Norge
division OF Borg-Warner Corp
The three are portable water
cooler, a home and farm freezer
and an automatic cycle washer
Salient features follow:
Portable water cooler. Adapt
able for use IN Offices, homes, etc,
Capacity Of one and one-half gal
Ions can be cooled in one hour
2-Home and farm freezer
Four sizes. Capacity 6 cubic feet
II, 1912 and 26. Chest type, lift
lid construction.
3-Automatic cycle washer. De-
sign and features are such as to
lead company officials into the
belief il is likely to open up ar
entirely new segment of the field
for this type product. Fully auto
matte IN operation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Farmers M Market

yRUiTs~sApples. Duchess, No. /. .475e
bu Peaches. Hale Haven. fancy 81. 500 4
eu.; No. J. t25oss south Haven, isncy.
ssris s 9Gs' No s 20 So .s5 S9So2, So sS ss'r'
s3a so bu sugar, No I So bu. Piums
GteenEsEs. no. !. s4s4.so Bradshav. fancy,
se sS s Ne Go ,ss6Ss w.ts2nsiop, hI,2snJ; ,AnSS ss
'vtcETABIE cREEss-cAbb.s.. No. I. ss
ss s' Ns b. c9.f 7s.,, 30 S9 Mu,:s s:s'eS e..S sS
No. ! s5e7se 6u. spinach. No ! 7ses 81
bu. sorrel. No. !. 75c@sl bu. swiu Chard
No 75esSl bu. 7urnip Greens. No. /,
LETTucs AND SALAD cRErYs-c,iery
Csboase, fancy. 81 oq No /. ti.5o@ 73
Essirs E.e.fo. fame isSsy = GS Su No NJ 7sssss.i
Lsi Lettus. No /. 4sse 70. Romains
VvEcET4BiEs 1Mlscsl,neous -g gean,
BlscS.syt So / SOS so 6a' green fancy
s;r a. Sq isnsy S1' 81 10 ksnGsy .sds won
S. So Su i No i. ,2 soss wsI' Gp''n fancy it"Jt
eu- No J. 81 2Sa 2.73. Bee,s. punched
isncy, isn6y, Sos 91o' eeh' 10 H. 1ssTss n-.s,,
Ne Sl25s 75 y bu Cabbage. fancy
sc bu No / 5Oa65c. Red No / 81 SO
a.: "a sg Curly. No si23si.so eu Car
topped No 81 75@27s bu CsuHnovsr
sney ,.y !, 50 e1 No. 50 5osa' ceis1y sd
fancy NlAls COZ. DCnf, NO. J huH soc
Celery Root, No l sl25 doI. bchS sweet
Corn. fancy. Si9i as 5-doz. sack. No. 1
50a65c Cucumbers. sliccrt fancy 81 bu
No ti25a17S dills No. l. s2@2 so
ou.; medium. No. l. s4a5 bu small. No. l,
S5as bu. Dill. No l. 5O@7Sc dor bchs
Eggplant No /. 81 5oa2 hu long type
No. 1. 6SNsSc peck basket Horse rsdiSh
No. I. Si75a2 IS peck basket Kohlrsbi
No, l 7Sc@ti doz. bchs LeekS. no !, 81
. ! so doI. bchS Green Onions. fancy 81
do1 bchS No /. 75@ s5e drE. fancy t7.o7
Sob sack; No. l. si75a7. Onion sets
white No /. large IS 50-lb. sAch medium
ss small, Sc okrs. No ! s2.sos2
7-lb. basket. Parsley. curly. No. ! 5oa e5C
doI bchs Parsley Root. No ! 6oa75c don.
ochs. Psrsnips. No. /. 81 75a1.75 y bu
Peppers. Cayenne. No. I. s5c@sl peck has
ket green. fancy. 81 so bu. No /. sis
/ as: hot, No. /, si@l75 bu red sweet
No. 1. s1a1 Is peck basket Potatoes, fancy
50 1oo-b sack. Nc. /. 81 500 ? e5. Pump
/, 5oa75c doI 6chs ionr white. No. /
sss b. RSuS.re. NJ, sos75s soi
bch,. squash. Hubbard, No !. 81 bu
Italian .6 r.s1. i1S.' o..n ssa4 Su N2 g s21ss IS
SSmmsI SKINNER, fancy. s2 b., No, 75essi 81
/. soa70c Turnips. punched fancy 81 q,
don bchs No. 4 75ce 81 topped, fancy, 5.
bu Sc. L 81 7Sd SO.
EcGs-Extrs large. s174s so-doI east,
LARGE. sl6s3, medium. SIS -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Auto Financing
Bank Plan Set

NEW YORK. Sept. 5-Arthur
J. Morris. founder of the Morris
Plan Banks and president Of
the American Instalment Credit
Corp, has announced the organ
ization of the American Bank
Credit Plan (ABC Planl 10 finance
retail and wholesale purchases of
passenger cars, trucks and buses
exclusively through local banks
and authorized dealers. Morris
pioneered the instalment finan-
cling OF automobiles both here and
abroad starting 35 years ago, be-
fore World War /.
The ABC Plan OF motor car
financing, including fire. theft and
collision insurance. Will operate
through several thousand local
banks in the United States, where
both wholesale and retail finan-
cling will be handled exclusively
for recognized dealers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
BY BOB CoNsIDINE

Whatever happens TO Detroit
during its current epic struggle TO
reconvert 10 peacetime produc-
ton will deeply affect all of
America.
One in every seven wage earn
ers in the United States owes his
living directly or indirectly to the
automobile industry.
Detroit today is an industrial
kingdom which has just won the
greatest war in history and is now
suffering from the shock and won-
der that normally sets in with an
abrupt peace. Ii has now about
256, 600 unemployed. The figure
will rise 10 about 100000 in a
week, perhaps grow even larger
as the decks are cleared for the
shift TO peacetime production.
Long lines snake up 10 the
desks OF hsrried white-collar
workers dispensing unemployment
insurance
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Just Like Charity

Harry Barlse. capable man
ager of the Whittier. the other
day was recalling the names Of
some OF his better known ten
ants and paused 20 ChuCkle
about his experience with John
BugaS. who lived there when he
was head of the FBT
BugaS was hunting for some
well known gunman IN Detroit
and called BarlaS 10 tell hum
that he had placed FBI men in
the lobbies Of all the better
known Detroit hotels.
What's his name ." BARNS
asked. When Bugas told him
he laughed aloud
"u you'll come home, you'll
find him up I'm suite y. He's
been living here for n week "
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Markets & Business
What
In Business
'Corrybacks Already
Used by Some Firms
By WARD SCHULTZ

Carry-backs are beginning 10
figure prominently in corporate
reports.
Among corporations recently
showing estimated carry-backs
adding 10 1914 profits are
Lukens Steel and Simplicity
Pattern Co.
Without going into technical
details, carry-backs may oe de-
cribed as a provision under
whichever a five-year period
taxes are adjusted 10 reflect
as nearly as possible average
earnings for the period.
- Under definitely prescribed
conditions, reduced earnings in
one year may be Offset against
large profits of two years previ-
Gus and in some cases OF the
previous year. This means. that
when earnings OF later year
are substantially lower than
those of the tNe previous years
tax refunds can be obtained
Carry-backs will 90 far way
toward offsetting expected de-
cilneS OF some firms in the next
year or two, assuming the pro-
visions remain IN the revenue
code.
The carry-back provision is
one of the reasons organized
labor is demanding greater
guarantees for its members dur
ing the coming months. Union
leaders contend that industry
has been protected against
decline in postwar income and
that workers are entitled 20
similar treatment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
. ribute to BIunck

A. that farewell party for
Statlers Herb Blunck earlier
this week-the one given by
Alfred Epstein in the PfeifIer
Brewing Co.'S dining room
some Of the towns leading citI-
zcnS pulled Herb out Of the
room and upstairs. 10 Epstein ;
private office.
Somewhat mystihcd and an
ticipaung a practical Joke, Herb
faced the eight or ten present
A spokesman presented him
with a beautiful diamond ring
and As Herbs eyes filled with
tears, explained that il was
Just a token TO a fine friend.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
GOebeI Brew. Names
Prit(hard Treasurer

Frederick w. Pritchard has
been made vice president and
treasurer of Goebel Brewing Co,
il was announced by Edwin j
Anderson, president. Pritchard
replaces Frank {. Bishop, re-
signed.
Prtchard was formerly vice
president and treasurer OF the
McAleer Manufacturing Co. and
president of the Trust Company of
North America of New York.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Govt. Rail Shipments
Show Upward Trend

NEW YORK. Sept. s. Some
100000 war shipments were
handled by express in 1874 and,
with no lessening 10 the traffic
during the first six months of
l945, the percentage of govern
ment business expedited through
these channels has taken an up
ward trend. survey by the
Association OF American Rail
roads indicates.
While government bill OF lading
express business ran little over
81 100000 in 1871, 1t rose, year by
year, to S55 5,403,410 in 1914 and,
during the first half of 1945, TO
S42. .207140.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
VdstoIoy-Rdmet
In New Quarters

The Detroit Office Of the Vas
coioy- y-Ramet Corp. North Chi
cago II, IS now in new quarters
AZ ST. Book Building. according
70 A r Cont. in charge OF branch
sales and service.
The branch office Of the Fan
steel Netallurgical Corp. an af-
filjatc company, is maintained at
the same address.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Put Grain Embargo
On Lake Terminals

CHICAGO, Sept. s. The As
sociation of American Railroads
has placed an embargo on all
shipments of grain TO Minneapolis,
ST. Paul. Duluth and other lake
head terminals. which was effec-
tive AT 1901 Sunday morning.
ODT officials said today that.
because Of severe shortage of
manpower 10 unload grain cars
and because of the heavy ship
ments 10 the affected terminal
cities. there is no indication at
present as 10 when the embargo
may be lifted.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Reduction Of Expenditures Prerequisite

DPressions and bring temporary federal expend9res
which turning when
public opinion fails demand crtaen Today public debt
together with approxmaes the total real wealth OF
the United To make contemplated
programs will involve expenditures equal half
national income
II of should find himself in this dilemma he would
things sharply reduce his expenditures and second
attempt find of enhancing his income Public opinion
should demand national policy be the Since the
reduction of expenditures IF reducing
propriations. let the OF
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
BIakeIey Promoted
By N. Y. Bankers Trust

w. Earle Blakcly has been
named vice president of Bankers
Trust Co. Of New York. IL was
announced today Blakcley who
formerly was with the National
Bank of Detroit, left last March
to ioin the New York bank AS as
sistant vice president
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Adjustment Seen

NEW YORK, Sept. 5-Dollar-
pound relationships are unlikely
TO be changed in the immediate
future, but an adjustment may
come later on" perhaps by Nov.
l, the London Financial Times
DrediCted
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Altman 10 Address
Sales Managers

Les Altman, vice president Of
the Fruehauf Trailer Co, will
address the Minneapolis Sales
|Fanagers Club Thursday evening
At the Curtis Hotel Minneapolis.
The subject OF his address will be
Let the Seller Beware " '.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Detroit Stocks

Dividends IN the tOregolns tabls are tho
amounts declared or paid 90 far this year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Municipal Bonds Quiet

NEW YORK, Sept. 5-Tax ex-
empt municipal bonds moved mar
rowly in unusually quiet dealings
last week The Dow-Jones yield
index of 20 representative state
and city issues closed tho week
81 It's per cent, compared with
III per cent at the end 81 the
preceding week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06

sToREs KEEPER wANrED-wsst Nieh-
igan factory wants experienced stores
keeper having thorough knowledge and
espability CT handling numerous items Of
stock IN and from storAs 20 factory,
Firm AZ present IN full production and
On expanding postwar program. address
Bor B-452v Detroit Timer NJ
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06

STOCK and bus WORK. boys 1T and 1e
closed sunday and holidays meals and
naies' .dS. 5TIn;h.f ~ 100 'csd o.lsn
TO 8 Fred Sanders
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Advocates q 2O.Yeer Restoration Program

As result Of Of and national
deporable Approximately 80 of
land inefficient and wood lots depleted
like Fortunately,
of these be adequate substitute provided
accomplish will 20year entaing the
employment OF millions OF and women successful the added
wealth will debt
before
land enhanced productivity
will the thereby benefit all the people
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06

BODY bumpers highest wages; s1csil.nt
working C0ndltiOnS. permanent pOatioa.
rhOs. ! Doyle super Service. 625i
John n. TR 2-s4oO
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Recalls Pioneer Code-'No Work, No Eat

Next the problem of human effort The hours
applied TO productive effort and the greater our rate productivity
will wealth
and the higher the standard of living The code of the
should After providing for the aged and n American
public opinion demand the policy have
prosperity.
The public must tough with its representatives and pokes
II all of the make
prosperity and the
richly
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Detroit Seen
Barometer .

Bob Considins. ms staff cor
respondent, continues his probe
INTO the eountry's reooryersion
10 peaceful production. Toddys
article concerns Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06

Observation-Disclosures WORK. ncLoutn
STEEL. 100 : L1vernois q, Railroad.
between W, Fort ana W. Seffsrson-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. scot S-.Pricts IN cents.
Cfeaf RrlfAln nnunh an7 nn-4nA q
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
BY ROGER NJ. kYES
Presldent. Nary TsIEason, Inc.

Never before has the United States had greater need for
militant and tough public Permanent prosperity is wei
within the realm OF reality if the American public insists
national policies and economic which
for the policies entail temporary hardship bu
they well worth enduring bring about the high level of
nent prosperity that possible in the United States.
q the that solved
problems OF prewar depression.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
BIueprinfs for Xmsries
Blueprint. fer Xmeries
u. 8. Needs Militant.
Tough Public Opinion

EDITORS NOTE: Roger NJ Kge president Harry Ferguson.
iHe today connst Merys Stanley Rukeyse
0ho Chester BoWles administrator,
Office Of Price Administration UH discuss the job ahead
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06

TiMEKEKPER-Yoan nan. veteran pre-
Corp. 1905 Flilvier biockt sogtn
oi renkeu. , blocks wesi of Meyers.
THREE bricslsy,rs wanted coiorsd on
veneer job. steady plenty uork year
around good psy Gail Nr wade.