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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-31
EDUCATION OF
 AMERICAN KIND
 STARTS, 0kINAWA

OKINAWA, July 31.-High schoo education came to Okinawa for the first time today and 400 barefooteo youngsters, washed and combeo for the event, showed up to take ad- vantage of the opportunity the Americans had brought them.
 The Japanese discouraged any, thing higher than elementary edu- cation.
 The new high school classes arc
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-31

= And don't think because your ~D Aunt Cracklethroat's tea leaves spelled ''rat" last Sunday that the end of this war is in sight. It's not even within swooning distance. So make like Benny and pinch that penny. Or, as the farsighted zoo keeper said to the careless elephant keeper, Till V-J day, hoard that hay!" Then, Keep hoarding till the Bonds mature.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-31
4 COLISEUM \ TONIGHT and WEDNESDAY z
 BEN LYON in
 Paris After Dark
cedt and Oscar Bergseth.

cedt and Oscar BergSeth.
 To Fairbanks; Dorothye Chrest. '.
 Incoming passengers from Seattle were: Dave Johnson, Dallas Zieger, Carl Carlson, Paul Nations, Maudta Kunz, Robert Reed, Arthur Johnsoni Doris Kidman, Sgt Elliot Robertson, William McCants. Finer Sandgren, Arthur Woodley, Mrs. Doris volwilcrI Clarence Herr and Louise Herr. n
 From Whitehorse: It. Cmdr. Arr den A. Ewald, It. Robert M. Brooks Everett o. Williams and Katheryr, Williams. s'
 From Fairbanks: Roy Douglas.
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J. Mclean Walker and O. c. Iiebell, of Chicago, are guests at the Baranof Hotel, having arrived in Juneau yesterday
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06
Hope to End
Losing Streak

Huron cagers will meet Wayne
on Waynes floor in a return en-
easement tonight The Hurons
have lost five straight games this
season, but with the able work OF
Bob Bentley, five H. five in. from
Monroe. have put up a good battle
in every game. Wayne defeated
tho Huron five December s. here,
59-e6 when Bentley was, as usual
the high scorer Of the game.
The Huron squad has been re-
duced by inductions and injuries
until they met the University OF
Detroit with but a seven man
squad. The combination OF Reid.
Bentley, and Beebe has the ability
to pierce defense, but all Of the boys
tall man to use tor a relay. and
therefore must take the ball in
themselves. then shoot from be-
meath the feet OF the opposition.
With the small squad, there is no
i,st for anyone. and the cagers face
the last half very weary indeed.
The boys make the. opposition
look bad in the first period. but
WHEN they tire, the other team
walks away from them with ease.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06
Sports Roundup

Observation-Disclosures 16pound picked up
other victory and pounded
unanimous Kid l59 Cuba the
Olympia last night.
Dero-AP-The University Michigan
u to SO win Indiana Friday night will Illinois
which hhghts
ketban teams.
Dero-AP-Detroits z. bowling rolled 1888
last night
the American
by the Thompson OF Chicago
Chcaso-AP-The Western Conference with two OF Its early
behind intensive
basketball schedule tonight all but facing Loop Only
Indiana tonight title contend
highly successful together how
they stack In league competition.
Los AngeesAP 1don Briggs a
first OF the 72hoe open
Friday. Chick OF Detroit had a 37-3t-7l.
Ann Arbor University Of Michigan swimming and hook
their schedules
Matt Mann Tankmen take Great Lakes thar
the Wolverine last and Vic ieyger
Nickers A G OF Detroit
Mich o Nchicans first football
eermn reported Killed in military
1t Charles F. Chuck) Kennedy Of played
in the Michigan backeld in 1871 and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06

Braves Lose
Hard Game

Npsilanti High lost hard fought
game to very fast Plymouth team
Friday night. 45-tl.
The opening quarter gave a tip
as 10 the kind OF a game it would
he. when, after see-sawing back
ard forth, the two squads we're
deadlocked at 10 all when the per
iod ended. The second quarter
found the Braves running all over
the Plymouth boys, building up
score Of 22-l2. The third period
was another matter, however, with
Plymouth tying the score at q all.
The Braves really fought back in
the final stretch. but the Plymouth
five, in wide open game, in
which neither team had any no
ticable defense, outpointed Ypsi.
lanti.
Giard for Plymouth with 10 coun-
ters Olson was the high man on
the Braves quintet, looring in L.
points.
John Bass. one of the Braves
key men, and crack shot, was put
out of the game on personal fouls.
willie there was ST II four minutes
of the game to play. II is certain
that IL he had remained in the
game that the team would have
been more rounded and might have
been able TO pull the contest out Of
tho fire.
The Junior Braves had similar
trouble with Plymouth. letting the
opposition play wide open ball. and
were outpointed. 27-23. High man
Was Earl Hill Of the Braves squad
who tailed total OF II points.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06
Oakville

Oakyille. Mich Mrs Daniel
Hoffman was called to Toledo Sun
day by the serious illness OF her
uncle. Bert Rainier who passed
away during the day.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Le Vasseur
and family Earl lie Vasseur AMI
Miss Elsie Kramer. Detroit. spent
Monday in the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph lie Nasscur.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rurget
and Mrs. Kenneth Sanford and
daughter. Carol Sue spent Thurs.
day in Monroe and had dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Schassber.
ger.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Liodel and
daughter jeanne and son Robert
were dinner and supper guests
New Years Day in the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Weach Dpndee
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Steinman.
Milan. spent New Years eve in
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Steinman.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Hoffman
spent Monday in Toledo assisting
her aunt Mrs. Rainier making fu-
neral arrangements for Beri
Rainier
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Steinman.
Jr., and Violet Mae Dierhon. Ida
spent New Years Day with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Steinman. Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Le Vasseur
spent Friday evening in Monroe.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06
Milan Routs Rough Riders

the punishment in the Anal period
to score 20 more, only allowing
Roosevelt three counters. High
man was Plasters OF Milan, who
accounted for IA points. Appl was
top scorer for the Riders, with
eight points.
The Roosevelt Reserves lost a
hopeless game to the Milan second
squad, AS, Roosevelt's juniors
score three points in the opening
period, and did not score again
until the last quarter. At the end
Of the third period, the score stood
at 1858. The final period was slow,
Roosevelt scoring three more
points. while Milan tossed in eight.
OF the six points scored by the
Riders, Wilson, left forward, sank
i've
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06
Lincoln Romps to 80 to 10
Victory Over Flat Rock Five

Lincoln. Consolidated romped 70
a 26-l6 victory on their home floor
Friday night at the expense OF
Flat Rock. 1t Was Lincoln all the
way. An early lead in the first
quarter gave Lincoln the sdvant-
age OF an S-4 count at the end OF
that period. This lead was built
up to half time score OF POS. BY
the end OF the third quarter, the
Railsplitters were on the long end
OF a 32-12 score. and everybody but
the janitor was sent into the game.
Individual scoring honors went 10
Kenneth Bobicz, who rang the
bell for a total score OF -. via
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06

Milan. western division leaders
in the.HurOn League, routed Roose-
welt 6l-24 friday night at the Mi
Ian gymnasium. This was the sec.
ond straight loss in league compe-
tition for the Rough Riders
Milan took an early lead and
steadily increased it as the game
wore on. Milan had scored seven
points before the Rough Riders
found the Milan basket During
the first half, the Riders fought
back bitterly.
The local lads we're obviously
tired when the second half opened
with Milan out in front, 26-l6. Mi
Ian ran wild in the third quarter
scoring 20 points, while allowing
the Riders but Ave. and continued
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06
SYNOPSIS

When Drue Cable, attractive
young nurse. learned her former
husband. Craig Brent, was the vic
tim of a so-called accidental bull
let wound, she persuaded her friend
and fellow nurse, Sarah Keate, to
answer with her the call made by
DR.. Claud Chivery from a small
New England town. Sarah was un-
aware of Drue's previous copnec-
ton with the Brent family which
included Craig's father. arrogant
Conrad Brent; Alexia, Conrad's
glamorous young wife who, at one
time, had hoped to marry Craig;
Nicky Senour, AlexiaG twin
brother; and Peter Huber. friend
of Craig. Anna Haub, maid at the
Brent mansion, told how Craig
was found unconscious in the gar
den the previous night, adding,
"Beevens, the butler, said IL was
an accident-Mr. Craig was clean
ing a gun" Alexia ordered Drue
to leave before Conrad Brent dis
covered her presence. Drue tells
Sarah the strange story of her
romance with Craig. They had met
and married more than a year ago
when she had nursed him back to
health following an auto accident.
When Craig brought his bride
home, Conrad Brent made no effort
to conceal his disapproval. Craig's
work in the diplomatic service
made it necessary for him to 60 to
Washington, and Drue returned to
New York. Shortly after, she re-
ceived letter from Conrad
(Which he claimed Craig had asked
him to write) stating his son had
resigned his post to enter training
as an aviator, only to discover
married men were ineligible. Con-
rad said Craig wished Drue to di-
vorce him, but promised they could
remarry, with paternal blessing,
when the training period was over.
Drue got the divorce but never re-
ceived any reply to the many let
tiers she wrote Craig. Now, she IS
determined not to leave until Craig
regains consciousness and can talk
with her. Drue dashes, from the
room when Nicky Senour enters.
Sarah is telling the story.
CHAPTER SEVEN
The word Alexia gave me the
clue; he was amazingly like her.
This must be the twin brother,
Eicky. :,
He said, ~Where is Drue!" and
tried TO look over my shoulder into
the room.
I took my fountain pen and my
thermometer. Sorry" ! said, I'm
just going to my patient"
He moved aside TO permit me TO
stem into the hall. As l turned along
it toward the big bedroom where
.sthe sick man lay. he lodged along
with me as gracefully as a panther
and about as welcome. I'm bound
70 say that / instantly added Nicky
Senour 10 my rapidly growing list
OF dislikes in the Brent house. He
was watching me with CLEAN oil
bright curiosity in his face.
81 say, you know" he said, "Drue
can't stay here. She's got 70 leave
You must make her leave
had reached the door 10 my pa
tents room. / opened 1t and turned
70 Nicky Senour and all but Kissed,
"If I stay. she stays and closed
the door on his handsome but
startled face
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06

five shots from the floor. and four
charity losses. Wild from Flat
Rock was second high with score
OF S.
Flat Rock reserves did little bet
ter with the Railsplitters second
squad, giving up a 1914 defeat to
the local school. 1t was the Rail
splitters game to do as they wish
ed. The reserves held the second
stringers from Flat Rock to an
average of less than four points
per quarter. while they, the Rail
splitters, sank shots at will. Every
man on the squad played in the
game Breining from Lincoln held
high score, with a total of Is.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06
Braves Lose
Tank Meet

Ypsilsnti tankers suffered IS.
81 defeat at the hands OF Ann Ar.
Dor High School Friday afternoon
at lpsilanti. The Braves took bu.
two first places, the fifty yard free
style. won by Reas, in 27.2 seconds
and the diving event. won by Dan
Quirk. All other first places were
taken by the visitors.
lpsilanu boys took three sec
onds in the individual events. but
the relay teams, usually a stron3
point on the Braves squad, were
unable 10 nose out the Ann Arbor
swimmers in either the medley or
The free style relay.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06
Ring Decisions

New York-Fritzie Zivic, 153
Pittsburgh, outpointed Billy Arnold,
IA, Philadelphia (S).
Deroiti-Sampson Powell. 163
Detroit, outpointed Kid Tunero, l5s.
Havana. Cuba. 90: Jimhmy o..
Brien, IFS. New York, Knocked out
Billy Nitchy. 1879. Buffalo (6).
Philadelphia-Earl Trader. 1876
Wilmington, Del, outpointed Joey
PUG. 1901. New York (S).
San Francisco-Jackie Ryan. 1874
San Francisco. outpointed Leroy
Wade. l57. San Francisco 90:
Billy Gilbert. 200. St Louis. T.K.O
LLOYD MICHIGAN. 2O6. Detroit %.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06


to see the bullet. And the gun"
DR.. Chivery's hands thrust them
selves into his pockets; they were
pink hands, and none too steady.
He said, well, that's what I'm
afraid you can't do"
The state trooper turned abrupt
ly to look down at the doctor. He
didn't ask why, and the doctor hdg-
eted . little, then said, you see,
the bullet was thrown out-acci-
dentally; and the gun is gone. No
body knows what happened 10 it"
Again the state trooper said
nothing but simply waited, watch
ing the doctor who explained, "In
the excitement somebody must have
picked up the gun. 1t will turn up.
But it hasn't yet"
He waited for an answer again
and this time the state trooper
obliged. He murmured. "Ah."
1t was just then, by the way, that
| discovered an odd thing about DR..
Chivery, and that was his habit of
looking at the edges Of things. For
he glanced at the left corner Of my
cap, at a post Of the bed, at my
patients brown hair $50 inordinate-
ly neat and wetly plastered that I
surmised Anna's fine firm hand)
and at the troopers coat buttons.
He said, "Hou know me, Lieutenant.
Or perhaps you don't But the fact
is, II had had reason to think it
wasn't an accident, perhaps
wouldn't have been quite so prompt
about reporting it."
ITO be eontinued)
corvrsht ~ airnas q Ibsrhsr:
Diirioutsd o. KnG Testurst syndicate Ia
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06

NOBODY shot mint was an a.
some crossroads. In that case, few
words between Drue and the man
before me would clear up a lovers
misunderstanding.
But nothing in her brief account
Of her almost equally brief mar
riags even touched upon n question
that was beginning to assert itself
more and more ominously in my
mind. Definitely there was some
thing fishy about the story Of the
shooting. So Craig Brent had been
shot, intentionally, with murderous
design; then why? And, further
more, who?
Anna rose from the armchair
across the room, within the cur
tanned niche where old-fashioned
bay windows made a semi-circular
little room of their own. She had
been crying and was wiping her
eyes. I went TO her and said a little
sharply. "YOu can go. III stay
now
When she had gone, I pulled a
chair up near the bed where | could
watch for the faintest shadow Of a
change in Craig Brent's face. The
brown was sunburn; under the tan
his face was a kind Of gray. | was
sitting like that with my fingers on
his lean brown wrist when the door
opened and two men walked quietly
into the room and closed the door
behind them. One was the doctor.
had never seen DR.. Chivery be-
fore, but a kind Of aI1tiseptic
spruceness about him identified him
at once. He was a short, gray man
with no chin, slender, except for a
little watermelon IN front. and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06
KELLY TO PRESIDE

Lansing Mich.-Governor Kelly
will preside over discussion Of
postwar problems at the Council Of
State Governments in st. Louis on
Jan. 1913 attaches at his Office said
Friday The governor will head d
15-man delegation from Michigan.
including Ave senators, Ave rep
resentatives. Attorney General
John P. Rethmers. Budget Director
Fred r Stritler and Or. Eugene
3. Slliott, chairman OF the planning
commission. Two. other members
will be named by he governor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06

. WASHlNGTON-INS The State
Department was clamping down the
lid Friday on all official documents
IN an effort to prevent a recur.
renee Of the breach which resulted
in publication OF the confidential
British memorandum on supplies
TO italy. The publication, made by
a Washington columnist, brought a
verbal protest from British Ambas
sador Halifax TO Secretary of State
StettiniUs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06
by
Mignon @. E5ethar+

There was no change In Craig
Brent's pulse or breathing. | didn't
want to rouse him. then, TO take his
temperature. He had an intelligent
and a sensitive face and, from the
nose and chin, a will Of his own;
but his behaviour had shown any
thing but that.
l thought of the gaps in Drue's
story. 1t was brief; it was neces-
sarily elliptical. Obviously there
were only two alternatives by way
Of explanation; either Craig had
repented his hasty marriage and
ended it in that way lin which case
she was well rid Of him, but that
wouldn't help Drue just them, or
there was actually dirty work at
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06
Wolf in Mans C|othinq

pouches under his eyes. He looked
nervous.
The other man was a state troop
er in beautiful brownish gray uni
form with bars on his sleeve. I
must say, though, that the uniform
was not a welcome sight
| got to my feet. The doctor and
the policeman "a lieutenant, l
thought, by the bars) came straight
to the bed. The doctor glanced at
me once absently, and they both
looked down at my patient for =
long moment. Then the doctor said,
whispering emphatically, Nobody
shot him. Nobody could have shot
him. 1t was an accident, tell you"
And the policeman said, an have
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06
SEEKS AUDITORS

Lansing-Auditor General John
' Morrison said today he would
ask the legislature for funds to en-.
pioy six additional auditors to au-
dir the books Of 90 state agencies
which have not been reviewed by
an outside agency in the past year
and most OF which have never been
chcCked
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06
RELEASE ORDERED

Lsnsing-The State Parole Board
has ordered the release from pri
son OF Ralph f. Baker, Detroit al
torney convicted OF defrsudinS
baseball star "Schoolboy' Rowe.
and also ordered release OF Ar
thur Ryckman, a figure in the Fer.
guson grand jury trials OF Detroit
vice warrants
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06
OPTIONAL PLAYS TO TRY

ONE POINT OF value about q
trump suit with four cards in your
own hand and four in the dummy
Is the pliability Of that situation.
You have a choice among several
different kinds of procedure which
Is seldom possible with Ave trumps
opposite three. Every method pos
Aible with the SO is usually avail
able. and in addition better
chance for a good cross-ruff or for
selecting which holding to treat as
the master hand. while you use
the other for ruling.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06
PRIsoNERS lNSOIENr

Grand Rapids. Mich. Strikers At
a box manufacturing concern pro
testing employment OF German
prisoners Of war charge that the
prisoners became particularly in
solent after the recent changes OF
fortune on the western front"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06

Fine Points IN Bndqe

by repeating his double at the
height Of three. Thereby South
took entire responsibility for
vulnerable contract that high II
his partner had an utterly WORTH
less hand. Under these circum.
stances. North properly figured,
he had enough himself to make
the game try worthwhile.
North was glad he did II, for
he made his game. East led the
diamond to the Q and West
switched to his trump singleton.
North decided to do some rufing,
and so took that trick with the
heart ], to lead the diamond S and
ruff with the heart 10. Next he
led the club 2 toward his Q, let
ting West have his K. and scored
the return with his club Q.
The diamond 7 was next ruled
by the heart Q, the club A brought
discard OF the spade 4, the club
10 was ruffed by the heart 6, the
diamond J by the heart A. the
spade A was won and the 3 led.
East with only his last three
trumps left took this and North
got the last two tricks with the
heart X and 9. He lost tricks only
to the diamond Q, club K and
Easts trump. which ruffed
spade.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06

That was pretty smart bidding
by North. in calling 4-Hearts. II
he had bid only 3-Hearts, South
would almost surely have passed
him out shy Of game. as he had
already taken pretty strong action
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06
JUNIOR HOUSE LEAGUE

Mass. Mutual lns.
Waiting Az. Schrepper 55S. Mil
Ter i52. Wallace 1913, Williamson
522 Won >. lost
Geer Funeral Home
Fem 4S6. St John 41S.-1.ancas-
ter 1862. Shuttle 800. Bride So.
handicap IS. Won !. lost ,.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06
Bowling Scores

MOTOR STATE LEAGUE
Top Notchers
Rruetsch Al Piatt 1852, Bragg
1876. Bailey 1913, Hendrickson 45l.
Won 2, lost /.
Baka's
Baka i19, Waterbury. 542. Multi
gan $50 Cooley (aFe) 81. Jer-
meay (ave) 3i5. handicap l3S.
Won I, Lost ,.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06
cliffs Barber shop

Schwall a., Farmer AZ. Ring
81 Lambert 557, Schreiuer $50
Won ., lost !
Grouse Electric
Jebb 39l Gatten 256, fowler
40. Grouse 55o. Lonskey 49,, han
dicap 279. Won ! lost ?.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06
Randall Market

Nendt so. Pyle ~. Randall 4f4
Zaremski $50, McKinstry $50. Won
J. lost !. tie.
Gilman & Greenstreet
Wisbin 40l Greenstreet "A.
Baker N4. Hurdley 40. Nossler
532. handicap 129. Won /, lost
I, tie.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06
McEnnan Airport

TFL ETTdT ut WVTT
NcEnnan 40. Shamrock i1j.
C'swson tll. Nilttendorf ~. Poff
i15. handicap So Won ]. lost ,.
Trojan Laundry
Krohn 4l2. Raah- 49,. Wheclock
i2e Hardin 81, Sutton $40. Won
.. lost !.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06

Bender $50 Foster 213. Cannon
~. Caldwell 3G2, Crow Az. Won
!. lost 2.
All Aces
Chapel l3S. Dicks 40. Ouch
arme 369. Eberle $50. Putnam al.
handicap III. Won ?, lost l.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06
Your Weekend Question

What are the three main rea.
sons why a declarer should some
times deliberately play a king
from his own hand or the dummy
under an ace from the opposite
hand7
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06

Mast Machine
Smith 212. Hochrein 414. Lidke
1872 McKenna 396, Wilson 420.
handicap g. Won ! lost ?.
PalmerS
Pace 1872. Koeller 4Sl. Loyelace
H53, Farris ave- al, Palmer 435
Won ,, lost !.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-24

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Now Many Wear
FALSE Teeth
With More Comfort

FASTEETH. a pleasant alkaline Cnon-
acld) powder. holds false teeth more
loit, Just sprinkle a little FASTEIGTH
On Your plates. No gumrnv, sooey, pasty
TASTE or feeling, Checks plate odor''
ouehju:e bIrat). Get FASTEETH at
any drug store.