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! still think that DR.. SCHOLL'S
Foot Powder is one of the most ap-
propriate gifts for a man or woman
in the Service. 1t helps their feet
take it refreshing and sooth-
in9 when feet burn, perspire or are
sore, tender and chafed. It's a sreat
help toward safeguarding aeainst
athletes foot, too,-helpine keep
feet dry as we'll as giving protec-
tion assinst embarrassinslv odor-
Gus feet. You can buy DR..
SCHOLL'S Foot Powder in .
handy, readv-to. carton. Send
it as gift today "A gift that
will be appreciated far out Of
proportion to its cost.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
Man;;e4,;;ns I~.-&av.,!

Have YOU tried NAIL.DRI vet?
It's that brand.new miracle liquid
I've been telling YOU about "a
miracle liquid that dries 6nsernail
polish in a fash! Glory be {.
what a wonder.worker it is! Ap-
ply your polish smooth NAIL
DRI right on top and Z-Z.Z1P
your polish completely dry!
NAIL.DRI ends time wasting,
waiting, prevents smeared-up hn-
sertips and it's so thrifty!
Only 50 cents a bottle less
than cent a manicure! Apply
NAIL.DRT over any kind. or color
of fresh polish. and quick.as.a.Aash
your polish is dry! Ask for NAIL
DRI at Drug and Department
Stores, or Beauty shops!
Evening star., 1945-04-29
Doni &,.ak Dates R.eau,. ofRad Shin!

GOURlEl suoCoIlodio Cream work wonders
trolling troubles caused BY oil, disturbed
help need for externally pmpe hackhead scaness
ossed pores! Dates these DAYS. So after
NO
YOU otherwise embarrassment do
SULFOCOLLODO CREAM has vanishing base and helpful
powder base we'll for night Men and BOYS like
Woodward & Lothrop.
Evening star., 1945-04-29

reds to give accent to the sheer,
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Powder can bring to your complex
ion. The lipstick smooths on easily
and stays right where YOU put it!
It's creamy without ANNOYING
drying properties. You can Get it
in seven brilliant shades to har-
monize with the seven shades of
Face Powder. Cost is 81 at finer
Drug and Department Stores. Why
not try this SHEER Makeup for
SHEER Beauty?
Evening star., 1945-04-29

The tragic fact that so many youne
Americans will soon be graduating
from schools straight into the
frightening interlude of War should
make us all the more anxious to
make their Graduation Day happy
and gay, normal and remembered.
So let me nominate a sift that's
simply bound to captivate any sweet
girl graduate {. "a stunning 5
VOLUPTE Compact with the
beautiful circular shield of sterling
silver engraved in scroll leaf pat
tern. Cost is $40 (plus taxi at bet.
ter Department Stores. Inside
there's circular mirror large
enough to reflect the whole head,
a sitter for loose powder and
sentle.to.your.skin puff Of fine
NOLUPTE quality. All in all,
this is a lovely Gift for any girl
you'll want one, too.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. G.. Bill


and shortly thereafter will leave for
the United States.
The Duke resigned the colonial
governorship March Is after serving
within ga months of a normal five
year term. His successor will be
w. L. Murphy, 58-year-old colonial
secretary to Bermuda.
The Windsors are expected
Evening star., 1945-04-29
Weather Report

District Of Columbia Cloudy. in
termittent light rain; temperatures
IN sos today. Some cloudiness
possibly showers, warmer tomorrow
Maryland and Virginia-Intermit
tent light rain, temperatures in SOS
today. Tomorrow considerable cloud
iness, scattered showers, warmer.
River Report.
Potomac River muddy, Shenan-
doah clear at Harpers Ferry. Poto-
mac very muddy at Great Falls.
Report Until 10 PM Saturday
Evening star., 1945-04-29
u.,4Mz:y &zs::$ zsS 7.s. Creams!
GcS
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It's hard soft pedal" Of IARDLEIS high quality
Cleansing Creams because I'm truly enthusiastic about them Do
the complexion you'll what
Cleansing Cream nderl> the oily
adding lbcaion DR., Skin Cleansing
fetal oils help Intricate and
does cleansing job Both in 81 the finest
complexion Cleansing Creams | recommend!
Evening star., 1945-04-29
&av. on Ration Points,!

Want multiply ration for the butter really
for cokey Then let WEIGHS
help OUT They're marvellous substitutes for
for butter really
both of these fruit GEMS family mornings
with biscuits rolls mullins
w and pancakes for Sunday night suppers They'll hardly
aze there's butter for the nzn favor of luscious Concord
straight from the and FRESH
trees Ask prod
ucts. NO ration points needed!
Evening star., 1945-04-29
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"Bumptious' curves can quickly
ruin your figures beauty. So fol-
low the simple AIDS diet plan
enclosed with each box of AYDS
and eat AIDS before meals
according to directions in the box.
This AYDS Reducing Plan has
been proven BY medical clinic
tests.-a wonderful help in Slim
ming down without laxatives.
drugs or added exercises! AYDS
are Nitamin- F orti6ed and cost
S225 for a months supply (monev
hack on the very first box if you
don't get resultsI. Economy triple
size is $3.50. So if overweight
:. ask for AYDS at S. Kann Sons
Co.. or the Vita Health Food
Stores.
Evening star., 1945-04-29

visit briefly in Florida before con-
tinuing to New York. From there
they will 60 to the Dukes ranch in
Canada. For security reasons their
departure will not be announced.
"Wishful thinking won't win tho
war-buying bonds will do much
more"
Evening star., 1945-04-29

Again here's chance II sample swahes ., 1890
of the SPRED wall colors Preferred by u SOkOk
. Gddeo @ p.n' 70 formula 50 ..y SAMPLES
apply that children help 1t zA@~-
wallpaper painted walls %~EE:
usually does the job and dries in 80 minutes without unpleasant
panty odor. One gallon S29Sl mixed with does the
osl4 by Good Send for
these sample color swhes and Color Harmony aube
planning Spring decorative schemes! Address Nancy
Sasser, 27l Madison Avenue New York l6 II, y,
Evening star., 1945-04-29

" ant the make
up mate" that
soes with HOU-
B | G. A n T S
IT anslucid d.
F ace Powder?
Its the Trans
lucid Lipstick
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Evening star., 1945-04-29
Windsor 10 Broadcast
10 Bahamas
ny the Associated Press.

NASSAU, Bahamas, April 28.-The
Duke Of Windsor, in one Of his last
acts as governor of the Bahamas,
will bid farewell to the people Of the
islands in a radio address tomorrow
Evening star., 1945-04-29
II 1RGc Report
-, Mou 1LAo TAX. P,i4. Qn /ou, >Uor,e!!

Rumo often vciouy disor the truth that's why Id
he kept shininsly clean b, method that NOT
tanks their This &YSH
advertisers hearsay but scientific study lEH
prepared BY independent authorities who thoroughly
inv essated the efficiency of SANFLUSH a toilet bowl
cleaner that CANNOT tanks Everyone who has such
disposal needs this FREE send for today
and suburban friends. Address
Name. Ser 27l Madison Avenue New York n Y.
Know WHY it's SANIFLUSH.
Evening star., 1945-04-29

Today want to tell YOU about Oriental Pearl Replicss
at their lovelies-lustrous perfectly simulated and
matched LAGUNA PEARLS When you see them
nestled like Queens in their satn.lined box.
] promise you'll wax poetic about them! Don't DARE
to try them on unless you're set yourself
tor you couldn't possibly bear take them of when
you see how their exquisite beauty lights up your
face. If you that charming Of all women
the kind who gives to others what she would like
most for herseIf-then LAGUNA PEARLS are YOUR
Evening star., 1945-04-29

Look at the casualty list in this
paper-then decide how many War
Bonds you should buy.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
BUY-LINES BY Nancy 5apxr
Weekly spoosorsd Column q Things Advs,ed and Interesting

NEW YORK. April 29hDid know that the International
Red Cross gives containing food clothing and
each American capued Certainly the must be like friendly
home boys! Realizing this mind
your
maybe you'll be rewarded with of those filter
SMART smoke for the SMART
because filter checks and other throat
tobacco crumbs IN the rather than untd Aeckns teet
purse! And on to other BUY.LINES
Evening star., 1945-04-29

certain thrill that special girl graduate
prices OF these ro,a eems Neptun Quality. $50 Quality
S2o Marina Quality $40 and for added touch of elegance
LAGUNA PEARLS with diamond clasps from $50.
LAtUNA PEARLS fine Jewey
2l Madison Avenue New FORK TO- n. y of
Evening star., 1945-04-29
No-Pampering Policy
Pledged for Part Of
Reich Ruled by u. ).
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SUPREME ALLIED HEADQUAR-
TIERS, Paris, April 2S.-Lt. Gen.
Leonard T. Gerow's 18th Army will
take over the occupation of the
section OF Germany-and
see to it that there is no pamper-
Evening star., 1945-04-29
90 Uou~ Hands %R.E." you, Ce.tp~.?

The whole effect of your Spring wardrobe will
be spoiled if your hands look neglected. So
get busy if they're not as young looking or as
"caressably" smooth and white as nature in
tended! If your handskn is roushened from
housework or chapped from exposure to wealth.
er or frequent washinss, you need PAC-
OIIJNC H.nH Creou. f,.xr>,t .no,y
Evening star., 1945-04-29

white and exured that helps soe and smooth
hands, PACQUINS disappears handskn without
sickness If regularly you'll how much loveier and
smoother hands will oodnk enchantment charm
for Spring PACQUINS first used by doctors and whose
hands rouehened by dipping water and chemical solutions from 80
40 times q surely it's the thing YOU need! Don't for
make PACQUINs Of bedtime you'll
resu low Dut Department los Sores
Evening star., 1945-08-19
Letters
Our Readers Talk Back
SOLDIERS OF GLORY

thing which believe to be an error in your
article Soldiers Of Glory" by Major
Frank Owen. Four pictures are shown of
officers in the Burma campaign. Three of
them are correct, but the fourth is cap
toned, Raider Leader: General Wingate."
have seen many pictures of Orde Win
gate, none of which bore the slightest re-
Evening star., 1945-08-19

NOUS patriot. eff this be treason make
the most of it" was part of a speech
delivered in the House of Burgesses in
Williamsburg in 1868. But it was his
''Cive me liberty or give me death"
speech that was made before the Vir-
ginia Convention of ITS in St. Johns
Episcopal Church, Richmond.
MODEL
"A WHILE ago saw that you had cover of
Shirley Johns, teen-age model. would be
very interested to find out how girl gets
to be model Would you please send me
Instructions?
BETSY ScHERMAN
Pelham, N. Y
We are sorry, Betsy, we don't have a
set of instructions handy but on our
present cover you will find another
teen-age model named Patti Hughes,
and on page IL there is a story about
how she got into the business.
PAINTERS FOLLY
lHE attached picture in your issue of July
Is makes me think of one of the Moron
Stories" which was very popular in the
coffee houses of Budapest Here it is:
Once Taszillo and Arisztid were redeco-
Evening star., 1945-08-19

sembance to this. On the other hand, this
clearly resembles another officer whose
photograph would be almost certain to
appear in such an article, namely; Lord
Louis Mountbatten Have you not unwit-
tingy done an injustice to both these men?
E. R. FORT
Falmouth, Mass.
The picture in our article was Cen
eral Wingate, all right - only trouble
was it showed him without his beard.
And there was a resemblance to Lord
Mountbatten. The above shot is prob
ably more familiar to Reader Fort.
PATRICK HENRY
You state that Patrick Henry made
his famous IF this be treason" speech in
Williamsburg, Va. have been taught that
it was made in Richmond and unless my
memory is playing tricks on me, saw
tablet on the wall stating that Patrick Henry
made the speech there before the Virginia
House of Burgesses. Please set me and your
other readers right on this.
If you are in error, I'm betting you hear
from Virginia before you get this letter
from Texas.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS
Dallas, Texas
Reader Williams may have confused
two separate speeches made by the ia
Evening star., 1945-08-19

rating a room. Taszillo was on a stepladder
painting the ceiling just like the girl in your
picture. Suddenly Arisztid looked up and
said to him, Hold tight to the brush, Tas-
zillo. I'm going to take away the ladder!'
MARTIN MUNKACSI
Sands Point, L. l.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
Bits O. BLarney

lads played last Thursday. The
opponents were .Sharples, a "class
A" team. Glass A, or no, the game
was a pushoyer for the Irish. 1t
only lasted four innings and the
final score was 1912 in our favor.
The victory might be chalked up
to Red Burns neat pitching, or the
teams swell batting-or the con-
tinuous pep talk our infielders were
giving the pitcher or to the fact
that the Sharples' "boys" were
smoking while waiting their turn
at bat.-Anyway, We won!
Conversation of the Week!
1t happened while Tom DAILY and
Pat Callahan were fighting over an
apple furnished by Ruth Burns at
the game.
Bystander: Lookout Tom, you'll
bite the worm in that apple"
Tom: 80 what? Today isn't
FridayI"
Another one of our boys Ca men,
Der of the class of AS, by the
way is home to tell us all about
boot camp. This time, it's no one
other than Jim Cooper-our boy In
the Coast Guard!
Tuesday. we all said goodbye to
another member of the senior class
who is leaving for Uncle Sans
Army-Joe Bohn.
Sunday he was feted by some
doin's at Francis Johnsons house.
Among those present were john
son, Pat Callahan, Nubs Kempkes,
Louie Navarro, Tom DAILY, Jim
Perry, and the guest of honor.
Believe 1t or Not!
There are only thirty-five days
before the Prom.
There are only thirty-five more
school days for the Seniors, and
thirty-eight for the rest of us un-
fortunate lower classmen.
The rumor is making the rounds
that the boys will dress strictly
formal for the Prom. Some may go
as far as to wear white dinner
jackets.
AS Of today, we have received no
satisfaction concerning the Friday
night dances. Wish someone would
take heed.
Our boys are stepping up in the
world. Last Saturday, Jack Arse
nault acted as best man at a we'd
ding in Detroit. According to Jack.
the wedding waS-shall we say, all
rect.
At last the Minstrel Is off to a
flying start. Practice is actually on
its way-(they tells us) and the big
DAY Is set Tor May q! Hold on to
your hats, gang! If everything turns
out as planned, We are really going
to see the show of a life-timel
We turn to things of a deeper
nature. Although we know that any
tribute We pay to our former Pres
ident will be overshadowed by what
has already been said and done. we
wish to join with the hundreds of
thousands of other teen-agers, In
thanking God for such a President
as Franklin Roosevelt and ask edo
to help our new President in his
great responSibility-the destiny of
our country.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
Mary Howard and
Dolores Jensen
That was some baseball game the

clamoring for more, left but one
decision up to the proprietor, and
that was-OUT!
IN A REMINISCENT MOOD:
Do you recall our Basketball Star,
Gene Gurzenda? Or should I say
Seaman Second Glass well, he
sent picture of himself for all
us women" to swoon over =. it's
on display in the Principals office.
The Navy certainly didn't take
away any of his charm.
MORE NEWS
Concerning the Operetta 8.
The girls are now beginning to
wonder just how they're going to
look with their hair piled high"
on their head, and wearing those
wen-known bustles however,
they're not the only ones! Do you
remember the song did You Ever
See Bessie in a Bustle?" We shall,
and you can, on MAY SIXTH.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
Rosie Round
|. M. Carmel
By Rose Marie Novak

I took all the money I possessed,
went to the Carnival and from
what these eyes of mine perceived,
I think I underestimated the Mt.
Carmel girls. :. From the looks
OF what Helen wieleba was carry
ing around "a prize, no doubt I
should think that Helen's mind is
on postwar planning and
III bet that Christine Jarmiiak
wasn't at all afraid on the Loop
% Plane-not with the Navy pro-
lection she had therel The
same can be said for Theresa Vo-
lax and Rene Tarwacki.
However, the girls were not the
only ones therel Eddie Klapec gave
his full attention to "Tiie Bug.
From his intent look though =.
It might have been the members
Of the "fairer sex" that interested
him so!
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
County Clerk Issues MARRIAGE Licenses

Marriage licenses issued by Cas-
par j. Lingeman, Wayne County
clerk, during the period Of April
10 to April Is, include:
Walter Nalewajk, "a, wyandotte
and Tillie Bruce, %, Detroit.
Rudolph Zerance, 80. wyandotte
and Floy Pflufe, 20, wyandotte.
Neil E. Walker, 30. Mississippi,
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19

and Irene T. Mierzejewski, 81, Wy
andotte.
Chester Clapp, Jr., "a, Wyan-
dotte and Betty r. Croker, %,
Detroit.
Charles Kozlowsh, n, Detroit,
and Cecilia Jonkin, 20, Wyandotte.
Fred j. Ochocinski, %, Wyandotte
and Anna Forest. %, Wyandotte.
Jessie G.. Rollins, %, New Bos-
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19

Elsie Coils, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix Coils, 1881 Fifth street,
is recovering at Wyandotte Gen.
eral hospital following an appen-
dectomy.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
GOLDEN RULE GROUP

The Golden Rule Group of the
First Methodist church will meet
wednesday. April Is at 2 pm. with
Mrs. George Gentleman at her
home, lot Spruce street.
Mrs. Burr Hamer will have
charge Of the program.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
CHURCH HOLDS ANNUAL
MISSIONARY COMPETENCY

Annual Missionary conference OF
the Christian Missionary Alliance
church was held here Sunday.
Speakers were Rev. A. P. Voth, OF
East Thaliand who told Of exper-
fences in a japanese internment
camp and Miss J. Cuthbertson re"
lated experiences with bandits In
China.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19

ton, and Lillian Tarmina, %, Wy
andotte.
Stanley Przytula, %, Wyandotte,
and Fronnie j. Burnette, %, River
Rouge.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19

A survey Of vision of children in
Chicago's primary schools disclosed
that two out Of every IS had eye
sight shortcomings, according to
the Better Vision Institute.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
? OF THE WEEK

OF THE WEEK
What certain lads of the Senior
class quietly planned and carried
out a private" vicente roast at
Elizabeth Park?
MOREOVER, / WONDER WHY
Joe Motyka even refused his favor
lite teacher a helping hand in order
to be with the gang at the staging
Of their picnic-weiner roast. Is the
success due to your participation in
1t, Joe?
BAND BOX DEPT:
Orchids this week go to all the
lads and lasSies who were fortu-
nate enough to reach their goal,
namely, THE SCHOLASTIC HON.
OR ROLL. After all that hard
work! Doesn't it feel wonderful to
know that you are finally a sue
cess?
THROWN OUT!
There's such thing as carrying
it too farl "Barky" is so proud of
his Indian Dance" which he will
have with Red Jerry (Johnny Soko-
lowskD in the coming Operetta,
Hats Off," that he even put on
a demonstration at the Sandwich
Shoppe. The spectators joy
at seeing him dance, and their
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-08
SOFTBALL CONTESTS
THIS WEEK FEATURE
SECOND PLACE FIGHT

Softball games this week al
the Bayvicw PARK Field viii fea.
turC the battle for second place
IN the Civilian League between
the B2s Bomhers and American
Logon.
Machinists. who are still unde-
ieaied IN league play. have ''Sew.
al up FIRST place
Legion. nOw on the second rung
in the standings. holds Just q
halfgau.e lead over the BombcrS.
The LeKionnaires have won sew
en- games and lost three. while
the Bombers claim sax victories
and three losses.
Eight Civilian League games
are schoaulad for tins week.
Tonight the Bombers will play
the Civilian Workers and should
they win ahey will 20 into q tie
for the second spot with the idle
Legion ten.
Civilian League winds up its
schedule thus week and should q
tic result for second place q play
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-08
BOY SCOUT GROUP
TO MEET TONIGHT

Paul nfrk. sossih FLORIDA
Council Ftrld ssaoui exerutive,
will cunduct . csnufss IN thu fun
damlemtals II ths BOY Scout
movement ~ thv uSA m 7 %
oclwk tonight ~ the annex ~
the Fmst Mrthsviisi ehurch. &c
cofiing a. annusInCsnrnt made
to.ias bv Wtil#ft MoshFkc. DIS
trigt commissioner
The purposg q this introsiuc-
tory training sssstun Ia funda-
mentak is o. pfovtde basic iu-
fnfmation utspat scouting. what
Il g.. Is aims and e. methods.
NJ BuCk would llke - many
a. fs1ssthlr q the following units
81 a. present tonight AT tndivid-
ual unit lradefs. their assistants
and committee mcn. al district
committee men. al parents and
prospective ncW headers. and ans
uldiimer Who wishes 81 take a
rrfrczhcr course "a scouting
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-08
SINGLETON BACK
FROM RECENT TRIP

Manager Singleton II thc Key
West Chamber q Commerce re-
turlcd last niET from Ocala.
v here hc mad attended three
conventions last week
Hc vas present - the annual
convention - the Tours division
at the State Chamber 81 Com
mcrcr. the Florida Association 81
Commercial Secretaues and the
Orange Blossom Trad Associa
tluu.
Ne Singleton .sstd that - the
convention ~ 80 soufsst dis Son.
it vas, pFa ~ Fgssaa wiil have
ore ~ iis - stest successes the
coming winter season. and that
there WIll not b, ans surplus oi
recommendation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-08
NEGRO ARRESTED
DURING MORNING

Earl Higgins. negro. was a..
rested tins morning by Deputy
Sheriff Moreno Wallace on =
charge Of reckless driving.
Deputy wsllace said that Hig.
gins had PARKED has car on the
SIDE 81 q road AZ IslamoFada. then
started the car and cut toward
the middle Of the roadway with
out giving any signal A car be-
hind avoided an acciden Just in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-08
THE WEATHER
FORECAST

Kew West and vicinity Partly
rlotldy this afternoon. tonight ard
TUESDAY With scattered showers
and thundcrstorms this afternoon
OCnile 60 nuieratr variable
= inds. mostly southeasterly
Flurida Partly cloudy this
afiernoon. tonight and To- zlas,
y sEvter n aOrth poftion Tues
day SCatte1kSf Showers and Jun
dersioFuls "a north pugtson fues-
dsy afirruoon and oker exlremn
sosgih portsan this afternoon
Jarksoville thru F'lorsda Strata
and Fast Gulf ~ Mexico Gvutls
variable winds tins aftcfnoon. 60
night and Tuesday cxcrpt mostly
casicrly over south portion to-
day and becoming southw cstegly
over north PORTION Tuesday.
Jacksonville % Apalachicola
No small craft OF storm warnings
have been issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-08

Reward a. finder of diamond i8.t
uut of ring seitInE. ptrHau- u
the MOB Call 81 NJ Ffauer
oct5-3t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-08

So skim and scTape aud scoop as' as you dill
So Faithfully before Y ] Day. II Is a Pcace-
time job noU a iab that vail help y"4
And 10 prove how important u IS. Your
government has increased the point bonus
So help meet this nations need By con
tinuing 20 save used fats.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-08

off will be scheduled Cor next
week
Legion Is scheduled 90 tackle
the Civilian Workers toFnorrow
night and the BoFnbers viii play
Miami Daily News Thursday
night. with the Legion ten taking
on Southern EngineerS
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