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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-11-16
Social and Personal
o ST. PAUL. O

Victory Cocktail Party: On Sat-
urday, Nov. II, from 4 to 6 p. M,
Mrs. Louis P. Moore, 662 W. Cen
trail Ave-, will entertain a large
group Of friends at "Victory Cock
tail" The affair, for which 100 in
vitations have been issued, will be
carried out with a patriotic theme.
Sgt. Turner Price, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Turner Price, 706 Rondo Ave-,
arrived in the city November II on
a51-day furlough from Camp Grant
and Kilmer, N. ]. Sgt. Price has
been in service 31s years. He
served two years in the Obi The
ater Of War.
Mrs. N. Walter Coins, 696 Carroll
Ave, and Mrs. Clarence H. Roper,
982 Fuller Ave-, left the city We'd
nesday, Nov. ID, for Tuskegee Army
Air Base, Tuskegee, Ala, for the
graduation of Mrs. Coins son, 1t.
Walter N. Coins, who will be pre-
scented with his wings at the ex-
ercises, Nov. 20. Mrs. Coins and
Mrs. Roper stopped in Chicago en-
route. On the return trip they will
visit friends in Mobile and Nash
vile. In the latter city they plan
to visit at Fisk and the Meharry
Medical College. The ladies will
return home Dec. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. MackObee
of Charleston, s. c., are the house
guests of Mrs. Mackobee's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Martin,
opt st. Anthony Ave.
Proud parents. are Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Blair, 1888 St. Adams.
They have a baby boy, born Tues
day, Nov. 10, at Bethesda hospital.
The Cameo Social Club met at
the home of Miss Marguerite Tres
van, 1913 w. Central Ave-, Saturday,
Oct. 20, with Miss Tresvan and Mrs.
John McHie, as co-hostesses. Elec-
ton Of officers was held. Mrs.
Lillian Hickman was elected presi-
dent; Mrs. Rufus Dodd, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Gussie Anderson, secre-
tary; Mrs. Peter Robinson, finan-
cial secretary, and Mrs. McHie,
treasurer. New members admitted
were Mrs. Donald Warricks and
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Rawlings.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Dodd, 1876 Carroll Ave, Saturday,
Nov. IT.
The Two O'clock Bridge Club met
with Mrs. Leroy Lazenberry, 400
Western Ave. No., Saturday, Nov,
10. Mrs. Cornelius Mobiley won
the first prize; Mrs. Leo Bohanon,
second, and Mrs. Louneer Pember-
ton, third. Mrs. Leroy Coleman re-
ceived the guest prize. The next
meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
Cornelius Mobiley, 754 St. Anthony
Ave-, Nov. "a.
The Past MatrOns and Patrons
of the o. E. S. will have a social
meeting Tuesday, Nov. 20, at the
home of Mrs. Ardelia Allen, 658
W. Central Ave-, at 8 p. m.
Kitchen Shower: Eight girls,
members of the Credjafawn club
gave kitchen shower for the bride
elect, Miss Corrinne Powell, Satur-
day, Nov. 10, at the home of Miss
Estelle Luckie, 1191 Sherburne
Ave. The other girls were Nilee
Lewis, Lola Finney, Kitty Taylor,
Jane Lee, Gertrude Green, Lydia
Jones and Bea Coleman. The eight
girls gave Miss Powell a pressure
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-11-16
Hrnrlan1atiniI
BY HIS MAJESTY
Santa CLAUS
nnlu neehs
until |
UhrtBtnlaH

Beauty roses, also a rose gold lapel
pin, with a blue sapphire setting
and beautiful cake inscribed: "a
Grand Job for Five Years"
Mrs. Brown was nominated for a
sixth term but declined, resulting
in Mrs. Andrew Brent succeeding
her as president. Besides the
Usher Board, Mrs. Brown is active
in the St. James Choir, Parent
Teachers association, Women's
Auxiliary of Local SIG, the NAACP,
and other social organizations. She
is the wife of Harry S. Brown,
for Mayor of Bronze
vile.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-11-16
Eight Ministers
In Thanksgiving
Rites at Pilgrim

Rev. John A. Nelson, pastor of
the Apostolic Faith Assembly, will
preach the sermon at the Union
Thanksgiving service sponsored by
the st. Paul INSTRUMENTATION
Ministerial Alliance in the Pilgrim
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16

Order the United states War
savings stamps from your De
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them TO your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
A WISHING WELL 4A
Registered U. S. Paten, Omee
BY MacLean
-By-Malt-. Disney
~ "
BY Jimmy Halo

ERE pleasant little game that Will give
every day 1t numerical puzzle designed to spell out
your fortune your II tae number
more II the number is less than
your key number Start at the upper left
hand corner rectange every Of
right the the letters under
the checked figures give you = 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22
WASHINGTON Scene
By George Dixon

ORIG. GEN. WILLIAM
~ ODWYER, who used 10 be
district attorney OF an srboreal.
or tree growing, community
named Brooklyn, has a curious
legal interest IN the Big Three's
recognition Of RuSSia's claim 10
half OF Poland
My feelings In the matter
are entirely personal" ne told
me There il a very weird
story behind IT,"
1T will not take more than
Is or Ii kilowatt hours, II there
are no Interruptions" he said.
II feel II II particularly appro-
pirate right now"
The general, who recently was
appointed executive director of
the War Refuge Board, began
his public career a. copper
pounding beat. lIc studied
law al night and by gradual
stages became a lawyer a mag
i>1ratc and a district attorney.
This IS higher than coppers
usually get, although Theodore
RooSevelt-who used to be New
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22
WALTER WNCHELL n,,esx.v On

Venita Warden, minus her
Jack Oakie (who settled $780,
900 in cash among other
things), doing the restaurants.
Greta Garbo at 47th and
Park looking stunning in her
plain attire plus a huge hat
like those worn by Chinese
coolies.
Jane Wyatt ankling along the
Great Wyatt Way. "
Dorothy Shay at the St.
Regis Maisonette asking Prin-
cess ObolenSky il she is related
10 the Obolenskys Of Jackson
vile.
Gloria Vanderbilt Di Cicco,
who has decided TO join the Re-
notables.
"Hmf" Bogart at 3 ayem rid
ing thru the park in a hanson
keb with Lauren Bacai!
CALLIES in Our Alley: A COM
- mander just back from
London reports that this is
making the rounds there
Churchill 10 Stain: Il don't
want the Russians 10 get TO
Berlin first because fear they
will kill all the Germans"
Replied Stain: THAT is not
so. We will kill only the NaziS,
the NaZi sympathizers and
those Germans who believe that
England ought TO rule the
world
Joe +. Lewis says the eleva-
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22
One Word Led To Another
BY Linda and
Jerry " alter
By Arthur Bugs" Baer

Now. they buzz that black market chew-and-
chokes in New Yorkopohs getting from three TO SIX
smackers for steak.
They will soon be rolling in silver manhole covers
But not the Bug. When | pay onehalf dozen outside
wrappers for a steak it must be something
First Of ALL when kick forth the six want the steak
with horns on end and the tail on the other.
! mean want steak. | want side-elevation of
a COW with buit-n improvements The steak must be
thicker than elephants wrist and as tender as
mothers love.
The gravy must be self-funding and nonassessable
There must be it. / mean l want that steak
rising and falling with the tide
want the gravy rich as the king of Lydia and as
brown as beer and stout. want it running out of the
walters shoes don't want the waiter to walk in,
want him to wade
1t must have odor like BARRIERS shelf And
when the waiter puts it the table with the expensive
end forward want him TO inquire, do you mind if sit
in your lap?'
l want that steak to be irresistible Now the old
question of epcurean procedure naturally steps forth,
Can waiter carry Sc worth of steak"
He cannot for my side bets. He brings it in an
operating table. would trust myself to carve
that much meat in the upper brackets ! would want the
incisions made by America S best surgeons.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22
Letters From
A Soldier

wounded guy. / knew him very
well. He began 10 plead. 1 felt
like shooting myself. I had no
conception whore the litter
squad WAS. I just had an idea
that they were somewhere to
the right, 90 of ! 20.
I went about 400 yards and
yelled out to them, but didn't
hear anything, so / decided tn
20 back and get the casualty
10 the jeep. Just as 1 started To
move him I noticed something
break the outline Of the trees.
thought 1t was tho litter
squad So off I go again. Sure
enough. They had heard me yell
and started for me but they said
1 disappeared.
Finally i got the poor guy on
the stretcher. 1 never prayed so
hard i'm my life. I even cried.
i wanted TO quit the job, but
they said IL was good job and
wouldn't let me. / swear never
thought I'd find that litter
squad II anything like that
ever happens again I'll have q
good case of battle fatigue I.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22
BROADWAY BALLAD

Be kind TO dreams =. For they
are short 10 live,
So let us share this magic for
p, q whi!e,
Ind thank the gods for What
they hare 10 give
The misty night The prom
Use IN smile.
! Be kind TO dreams For time
! is brief at best,
And inns 90 dark and Uine
turns strangely sour,
There WiU be time for heartbreak
as a guest
When zoe hare done With this
enchanted hour.
So turn TO me and IN the candle
light
Your eyes ioill say the things I
long TO knOW--
That life Is rich That beauty
rides the night
And these are golden hours
that matter so -.
Be kind TO dreams -. And warDt
IN your heart
Against the day When ws
Viit be apart.
Don VAIN.
LACES About Town: Nancy
i Carroll, who still has
enough natural beauty 10 be
able 10 show up at Armando's
without any "gook" on her face.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22
eo~~.s.e %. x.s +, p-s co -

Yes, If you do not spend
too much time at il. The nation
wide Personality Test" by
which so psychologists dis
covered the best methods for
improving personality, showed
that social dancing, parties,
games and sports of all sorts.
especially those requiring team
work. were the very best
methods for personality de-
velopment. Another research
shows that women who dislike
going on picnics and engaging
in other forms of wholesome
diversion, usually make un-
happy wives.
always. What is mo-
rality? Simply intelligent con-
duct-the conduct that brings
the best end happieSt result,
all thinU Considered. The father
who is Marsh 10 his children
seems never 10 realize his con-
duct is highly immoral. People
who gossip irresponsibly or
spend too much time az bridge,
are immoral because they are
not doing the WiSest thing
3-His vocabulary. You can
tell more about a persons all
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22

tribute a small sum each month
TO the baby's support.
The part that tears my heart
Is l love him.
/ want his love and I want
10 be good wife and mother.
/ went into this marriage
wholeheartedly, believing his
statements that he loved me.
And now ! want my baby.
Please tell me what's wrong
with US. r. w.
DEAR r. w:
N0UR husband presents a
i study in abnormallty. He is
deliberately torturing you, be-
cause the spectacle of your
defenceleSs bewildered suffer-
ing. inflicted by him is his way
Of whipping himself into a state
Of evil excitement
First ne hypnOtized you, and
now he is breaking and Grazing
and bestializIng you the sad
lists sport
What's wrong with his mar
rIdge is your husbands mind.
And in defense of your sanity
and moral health. and 10 con-
serve the babys welfare in ev-
erS~xcSpect YOU must leave him,
on grounds of constructive
desertion and obtain full Gus
tody OF the child
You viii need 4 lawyers
guidance and A pSychiatrist 5
testimony concerning the sig
nificance of your husband 5
behavior 20 protect your rights.
II is your immediate duty 10
enlist such help.
VI. ".
EDITORS NOTE-Hary Ho-
uorth eounseis through her col
ur1n; not by mail or personal
interview Write her IN care of
The DS,rott Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22

had a casualty from sniper
about dusk. We were stopped
till IL got dark. After darkness
the company moved up, the lieu
tenant and yours truly going
out and finding a place 10 dig In.
We found one. Then I had Ia
go and get the company. Finally
after two hours we got some
litter bearers from God knows
where. They left their jeep
some place. They didn't know
where. Said IL was "by a road"
BY that time we had another
casualty from n BOBBY trap. We
decided To get him first. 1 found
one of the infantrymen to tell
me how 10 get to the ieep. 1t
was a bout half mile from
where We were.
What amazed me IL that I
found it. Then off we go looking
for the sniper casualty. 1 got
mixed up I'm the dark so j told
the Hitter squad to-stay there
and I'd 20 out and try to find
him. only made matters worse
for I got completely lost.
At last i recognized hard
surfaced trail that ran through
the company, and finally found
II. l told the captain that i had
lost the casualty and the litter
squad "out there" He gave me
permission To find them and then
told me where to 60.
After i left him 1 found the
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22

tor girls at the Roney Plaza
are so pretty that he went
broke sending for ice water!
MEMOS OF a Midnighter: De-
WI spite the notices, Hope for
the Best" is selling out. The
premiere was marred by one
actors complete loss of memory.
The play made young mint
breaking in on the road.
The ciggie shortage is so
acute, when patrons leave open
packs on their tables and dance
the ciggies disappear.
Henry Wallace is doing a book
titled: "6000O,000 Jobs" which
will sell at 81 like "Onc World" "
The theme will be his 1913 plat
form for the No. ! job,
Copa lark Patsy Brewster
agrees with Jimmy Cannon that
GIs don't care what they are
called. They just wanna be
called home.
Cert Niesen is buying a Chi
cago nightclub.
Davey Lee, the tot who sat on
Jolsons knee in Sonny Boy"
I'VE recently itemed he was "A
pilot overseas). has II Jap
planes 10 his credit, according
TO pals.
Correction: We said Joe r.
Lewis first three nights al the
Copa miami Beach did 1865.
The coin was PIGS.
Copyright by Daily Mirror, Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22
r. ". DURLING

spends twice as much for her
clothes as her husband does.
In fact l would like TO bet a
few boxes of stogies on this
claim.
Furthermore. a man whose
wife spends twice as much for
clothes as he does shouldn't
complain.
He is getting off easy.
Some females spend around
six times as much for clothes as
their husbands do
QUERIES from clients: @
" Is it fact one OF the WE'LL
known New England colleges
once had a Negro football
coach?
A--Massachusetts state Col
lege once had Matt Bullock, n
Negro, far football coach.
Bullock had been a star foot
ball player Mt Dartmouth.
@ Who originated the term
unconditional surrender" a.?
A-There II some difference
Of opinion as Ia this. Some
authorities say Oliver Cromwell
originated II. Others say Gen.
L. y. Grant.
@ What became OF Marie
Walcamp, film star OF silent
picture days?
A-Marie Was the first film
star j interviewed. Sh---wss- a
nice girl with n fine sense Of
hum6r. However. ] do not know
where she II now.
Q-Bill Corum says Kath-
crime Brush is the best looking
OF the present day novcliStS.
You say Miss Michael Stone is.
How about Kathleen WinSor.
author OF Forever Amber?
A-kathleen is quite a CLAM
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22
On the :
Side

our girl, but my opinion Is
unchanged.
HT AM in the merchant ma
rine, in command OF a
ship" writes a San Franciscan.
"It took me 10 years Of hard
work and study 10 achieve my
rank.
II now earn less than the
average naval officer or war
plant worker.
"In the first part of the war
made n trip To Murmansk
and was under bombardment
by the luftwafie for over 30
days"
yet i am still rated a civil
ian.
May I call 10 your attention
that GEN, Eisenhower said:
When the final victory is won,
no organization shall share In
its credit more than the q. =.
Merchant Marine
III we are thus to figure 40
strongly In the credit. why can
not we share In some of the
postwar benefits that are 10 hs
given 10 men etthe L. S/armed
forces
DASSING by: Vernon Nc
Il MIltan. Mayor OF Terre
>11aute. Ind. Great little city.
One Of my favorites. Quite a
sporting community. Very lively
atmosphere. Three Fingered"
Brown, Cub pitcher; Bud" Tay.
lor. the boxer and Nancy Hanks.
the great harness horse origi-
mated in Terre>F+rute. So did
Paul Dresser, author OF The
Banks Of the Wabash. "
Copyright. 1e4b, by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22

IT ISN'T often that letters
Il from the battle zones tell
much about what IT Is like
The following letter is one Of
tho exceptions, receivedIby Pfc.
Harold Gold of South EallSburg,
y Y, now at Fort Sam HouS-
ton, from Pfc. Edward Cora Of
Buffalo, who is with the Ninth
Army IN Germany;
Dear Harold: Received your
letter two days ago and this is
the first opportunity that I've
had to answer il. It's about 4:30
In the morning, very quiet ex-
cept for "A German ~ that opens
up for few minutes every now
and then.
After the attack In November
was changed from second
scout To platoon runner. It's
a pretty good life. I accompany
the lieutenant almost every
where he goes. Get in on a lot
of doings that way.
IL gets rough when YOU have
10 find the other units. There's
no one with you. Sorta hard on
a city boy like me.
To give YOU an example: We
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22

York head ilatfoot-also made
good IN d small way.
4 NYWAY. about 20 years ago
"A when he was practicing law,
Bill ODwyer had a client who
was chronic taXlCab-swipcr.
TINS client never varied his
o;fenSc. He would get potted.
steal A cab, and drive home 10
Brooklyn, leaving the evidence
parked outside his dwelling.
a succession of jurieS had
taken narrow view of this
eCcentriCity. The fellow had
been convicted three times. A
fourth conviction meant he'd
60 up for life under the Baumos
lap
Feeling his client was not
really criminal, O'Dwyer took
the case TO the late Magistrate
Max Levine. The latter agreed
10 accept A mlSdemeanor plea
and send the Cabnapper 10
Welfare Island for an indie
terminate sentence, thus saving
him from a fourth felony rap.
Well--O'Dwyer was congrat-
ulating himself when the l.. S.
immigration authorities stepped.
in!
IT SEEMED the taXi-flcher
had been born in Poland and
had neglected TO become
u. s. citizen. So the Ellis Island
guys said they were going TO de-
port him as an undesirable.
This time O'Dwyer found
himself Stymied He tried
everything, but the deportation
order stood. Bits Office was
almost knee-decp in tears of
the fellows relatives.
The deportation ship was TO
sail at noon The cab-Swipers
family gathered in ODwyer's
office for what had all tho
appearances OF a wake. except
there was no visible corpse.
As the clock struck noon the
family--as il on signal-Set I'D
the darndest wailing ever heard.
In the midst of this clamor the
"deported' man walked in!
Well. the family thought IL
was seeing a ghoSt-and COM
menced bowling all over again.
Bill said it took about 20 min
utes before he could tear the
guy free of clinging relatives
and ask how he got away.
1T was easy" grinned the cab
rustler. "It seems the place I
come from In Poland ls being
claimed by the Russians. And
this country amt recognizing
the Russians.
$50. since we don't speak 10
the Russians, 10 would he i'm
polite 10 send them any gifts,
such as me.
I'm other words they amt got
any place they can deport me
col"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22

THINK a man whose wife is
Il ornery may discuss her in
public the same as any other
misfortune.
The question OF the propriety
Of such discussion was raised the
other evening among a group of
my acquaintance after the de-
pdrture OF a chap who had been
bending our collective ears with
A narration OF. the ornerIness of
his ever-lovings
One OF the boys said:
Don't you think II rather in
delicate of Homer TO be unveil-
ing the shortcomings of his
missus in that manner"
Another said
"Yes, aren't those things sup
posed to be kept quiet like skele-
tons in your closet >"
"In whose closets" I de-
manded, just to let the guy know
q he could not pin anything on me.
I'm peoples closets" he quah-
fed. "Do YOU think IL right for
a man TO go around blabbing to
every one who will listen that
his wife Is no-gooder? DO you
think ii proper? We will leave
ii 10 you, Runyon."
/ think it would be a good
thing if all men with nasty
wives would talk them over with
their friends or even with
strangers if they can get any TO
listen, because il would let out
a lot of bile that husbands are
inclined TO Secrete In their souls
and would make them feel bet
ter afterwards.
DERSONALLY. I find such
disclosures interesting and
entertaining tust aS you think
you know all the cusSedness Of
which a dame can be capable,
up bobs some fellow whose wife
has a new twist on meanneSs.
OF course each and every one
Of my lady readers will under
stand that she is not the kind
OF woman | am talking about,
though I will bet that they
know some that fit the blueprint
perfectly.
Many men with sour wives
are too proud 10 have that mis-
taken sense of the proprieties
that prevents them from bring
ing up their marital curses at
the Round Table. yet If they lust
had a leg shot off they would
think nothing of discussing that
lesser misfortune.
They ought 10 speak UP and
unburden themselves on their
wives because keeping their woe
burie d inside is nothing less
than fermenting spiritual acid.
MANY a man is misunderstood
Ifl by his friends through fail
inc TO explain 90 them that what
sils his disposition and W n n I
may he hampering his work is a
rumpot. who nagS, whosiS an
emotional mess, who is foolish
in the head, or otherwise q
washout and many a wife trades
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22

ONE Of the most trying periods
~ IN a woman's life used TO be
that period known as the
change" or menopauSe. Such
symptoms as flashes OF heat,
ChillincSs. nervousness. irritabll-
ity, headache and sleeplcSsneSS
frequently occur, particularly IN
those cases that do not avail
themselves oEs1he most modern
treatment. IL would appear
probable THAT tho symptoms are
due TO lack of certain Secrcuons
formed by various glands IN the
body, particularly the pituitary
and the ovarIes. Today. glandu-
lar preparations as well as other
substances may be utilized 10
relieve the symptoms OF the
change.
Many systems OF treatment
are helpful. One of them has
been reported by Dr. Frederick
T.. Lane of Brooklyn. who has
employed three preparations IN
treating about $50 patients with
SYMPTOMS Of menopause. He has
carried on this treatment over a
period ot two years and noted
which form Of treatment gave
the best results.
The first preparations cn-
ployed are known as estrogenic
substances. These are given by
in lection into A muscle. The sec
ond preparation used is diethyl-
stilbeStrol. which can be taken
by mouth. and the third Is "A new
prepa ration known as heXeStrol-
phenobarbital. which Is also ad-
ministered by mouth.
Apparently the best results
uere obtained by injections OF
the first preparation used that
t.. the eStrogenic substances.
However, cStTogcns are cNpcn-
sINe and the injections must be
given about three times q week.
which means A burden for both
the phy SlClan and the patent.
TFIE results with dlcthylStil-
Il bestrol were not a. good rs
those obtained with the eStro-
gems. The results with heXeStrol-
phenobarbital were definitely
superior 70 those obtained with
diethylStilbeStrol.
More than two-thlrdS Of the
patients treated with the hcXe-
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22

BY DR.. Herman Bundesen-

Strol-phenobarbital preparation
showed marked improvement, as
compared with lrSS than 80 per
cent of those treated with the
diethylstllbestrop About third
OF the patients treated with
diethylStilbcStrol failed 10 show
any Improvement whatsoever,
while less than one-eighth Of
tt70SC 0r f7CTrytrol- phenobarbltal
failed 10 improve.
Another advantage ~ the hex
estrol-phcnObarbltal preparation
Is that IT does not cause unfa-
NOrabic reactions aS frequently
As does dlethylstilbcStrol Thus,
in the patients treated with tins
latter drug. moro than one-thlrd
had reactions, while only about
one-fiftecnth OF those on the
newer preparation reacted 20 1t.
Tomorrow Or Bundeser WH
discus "PreUenfion Of Coronory
Dusass"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22
Detroit Times RatiOning Timetable
GASOLINE

Coupon ia gallons. vslit through
March 2i
R-s and C-s Coupons gallons each.
B-s and C-s Coupons gallons esch,
Law requires state name ard license
number he written on CFCIy coupon
when received
FtEL OF
Period, 4. n and s-vsud throurh
Sent 80
Periods . and s-vAni through SEPT 80.
SUGAR
stamp -, Boes A-vsld through
Fsh 2g
STAMP 1s, Book a--vsid thr0ukh
June :
ItoiOH
Ne is-Va1d through Feb. ss