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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
By Bob Kane
By Roy Crane

Il, play, ,h, trumpet and M, ambition
0, ,o b. band leader llls an A and
b. student q. Ccry,0, S,hoo. and wants
TO attend ,oll,.l az the University OF
NIthrEln.
A,N r I-. lives lr Is.e TreeI,nj,
i,trrt-- r4--,-r ~ N-r-hvr--- tov7r' y1t
j., m,mb,r OF The Detrott .me, Car
rer Athtu, League where be riavs
basketball and ,oi'baiI Ii hotby IS
boa, buIdtne
ln hyts month, o, "a carrier IN Ard
more Avenue. AIC hl, increased bn busl-
mes, from IS outoncr, 90 ~ and now
make, $3.50 4 ucS l0 route profits.
Hr most Thrilling op,nenoe va, q trip
70 Scotland before rhs war but ol.rs
hc ,u'. enjoy, every trr b. make, around
hy pircr route because he Just like, to
carry the Tims,"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
6 WISHING WELL q
BY Maclean
By Wall Disney
/ FF- % A Y
The Detroit Tines
2. DaN
BY Jimmy Hatlo

ERE is pleasant little game will give you message
day 1t is numerical puzzle designed to spell out
letters your first the number
letters subtract II the number is less than
add The result your key number Start at the left
and check OF
numbers left right Then read the the letters under
the checked figures give 3.8
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
One Word Led 10 Another
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER-
That Is q Redl Crater

hdt IS Ke6I Crdter
rTHEY have nailed spy blister racket
4 She beautiful shopping around hollow
the Ozarks.
Utah choice of the the rifle. OtherUise they
tUouid giUe her plenty of beauty clay her face
and smooth II of With shoUel
The spies also after 1916 bueprnts for
lined lunch wagons. Dancing on the last four seats.
know plenty about snooping because ! invented the
doubekeyhoe all the wouldn't be eye. The
last quite disappointing with mugg like Qulslins
trying fill in for Mata Hari
GONE day foreign nation will get smart and send
> wrinkled hag with face that will make vulture back
away dead She will grab all the information there
Is and 90 back home much refreshed.
The cleverest male spy knew could pick tomato seeds
Of his brdgework with his thumb He sent over by
Bulgaria 1906 discover why admals swords.
He didn't find That because didn't know either
There has been lost on information
furnished by male female spies All they tell you Is
what is going TO happen, but not how to avoid it.
The modern invention is dated IN six months. 1t
is thought in scientific circles that the atomic
will be topped by at least dozen of buldozng the
elements.
DUT from you going read many story
ID and look many stage drama based the
bopp As backout they will of and blow the works
crumbs.
There phanthro pists Dho think We
should Immediately share the secret of the atomic
bang Wth Russia, Germany Japan and points loose
WiH Uote for that provided those loUable nations
also take equal share of rotttesnoRes poison
and hog cholera
If we going to be let's give with enthusiasm
and efrontery. After ALL this is the for it.
But get back to the beautiful spyrne the Ozarks.
She her the left by that practice
bomb in New Mexico But dirty switched her off
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
Gold am Infection
az Nose and Throat

disorder causes swelling OF the
lining membrane Of the voice
box or larynx and the trachea
a. "indpipe, as well as the small
tubes in the lungs known as the
bIonchI
IT. was believed for some time
that the condition was due pr.
Uarily 70 StreptococcIc Infection.
Hence. it was hoped that the
Suiionamide drugs which are
active against such infections.
might be helpful IN the treat
ment Of the condition
According 10 Or Baum the
sulionamide drugs have proven
Of little value. Furthermore.
penicillin also he thinks, Will
not be helpful in treating the
primary infection. but may oe
useful IN combating the strepto-
coccuS infection which follows.
IT Is suggested that perhaps
the best method OF treatment
available AZ present Tor laryngo-
iraCheobronchitls IS the use ri
blood serum taken from a per-
son who has recently recovered
from an attack of the disorder
i Is frequently found that some
member Of tho patients family
has recently recovered from
about the same type Of reSpira-
tory injection a. that from
which tho patient is suffering
II such serum Is not avail
able. Or. Baum thinks anti
Strcptococcic serum or scarlet
fever serum may be admins
tered
The amount OF serum 10 be
given will depend upon the
severity of the infection and the
size Of the patient.
Little Improvement is 10 he
expected during the first 81
hours. but after that time the
symptoms steadily disappear.
Sometimes the condition is so
severe as almost completely 10
shut of the breathing passages
II SOME instances. this may
Il he relieved by using an in
Ntrlment known as a larynCo-
scope THROUGH which the aCcum-
ulatcd Sccrc'ions NAV he sucked.
Copiight, is45. b. ki1g Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
CHEEKY Beerys Look
Like WaIdOrphans
By WALTER WINCHELL

10 pull some minky business"
In the 400 Fred Allen was
bothered by a bore who said:
$50 you're Fred Allen. the
funny-man Make me laugh"
Fred convulsed him with a
sally and then squelched him
with: "All right, now lets see
you make a suit
COUNDS in the Night: AT
- Villepique's: "His face is
familiar, but ! can't remember
the iodine bottle IL was on"
At Bradley's. "She couldn't
come out tonight - somebody
swiped her broom" At the
Zanzibar: He went overheard
for her, and she hit him on the
head with the life-preserver"
In Reubens: Imitation
means that there IL lot Of
money 10 spend but not enough
OF II to buy what you need"
-. At Howie's: Tf you've never
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
Additional Health
Tips for Truman

most inspired moment, could
have described the flavor Of
that mixture. And il lasted
for days, making ones mouth
taste like an old lamp wick.
What II dId TO our throats /
can only guess. But 1t is a
matter Of record that no Nc
Lemorc. no matter how strong
his musical inclInations. was
ever able TO make the grade as
n singer.
4 s a family, we all speak in
~ what can only be described
aS a kerosene whisper" q" Who
Is 10 say that If that confounded
brew had not been fed 10 me,
! would be opening at the
Metropolitan tonight in La
Bohcme?
Then there was sulphur and
mOlaSseS, always used as a
spring tonic. II was supposed
10 clear up the system" All
IL did was to put children on
edge, make them grouchy, and
cause them 20 bite complete
strangers. / am positive that
mOlasses was the forerunner OF
DDT.
Point No. 8 would make il
imperative that wives sympa-
thiZe with sick husbands. Few
and far between are the wives
who do not scoI at their nus
bands illnesses. The minute
husband complains the unIeSt
blt. The law should require, that
he be Comfortcd, bab.edE and
waited on hand and foot by his
VIE, Even If she is Sicker
tian hc is.
Distributed by McssuErt syneic,t, Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17

met him you have something to
look backward to" d.. AT Ciros
81 don't know the gal with him
but her Fate Is familiar"
0RC-HITS: Ann Todd in the
" flicker. The 7th Veil"
Johnny Morgan at the Glass
Hat Barry F'itzgerald's
nimble comedy in THE Stork
Club" movie al the Paramount
Conrad Janis in "Snafu"
-. Patricia Bright at One 5th
Ave. Robert McLaughlin's
"A Short Wait Between Trains"
published by Knopf And
F. Aliens swift snapper when
one QUIZ Kid said he preferred
Jack Benny's comedy because
Benny told good gag now and
then. To which Fred fang'd:
Il suppose you have to he a
Quiz Kid to know when Benny
pulls n good gaR!"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
BROADWAY
RHYTHM

SO We haze failed 10 learn that
Ws have changed,
That neW times bring nsw
lyrics TO a song;
That all our plans and dreams
are disoryonged
And WhGt Was right Is noW
most surely wyong.
We have forgotten that q hiss
can fade.
Thot golden phrase, lose the
mint Of youth,
And that the time hos come to
be afraid
And face the ,eorn Of bore.
dom and Of truth.
That wo, another year uhsn
stors uers high.
And UioIins wsre sobbing IN
the night;
When any moment held a dream
to buy,
And there Wos time for dan.
ger and delight.
Let US be fair-the Golden Moon
Is down.
A chill rain sweeps upon the
sullen town
Don VAIN.
THE Big Parade. Wally and
L Noah, the CHEEKY Beerys,
looking like Waldorphans as
they waited for cabs in front Of
that hotel
Ella Raines the Hollywood
eyetul crossing 5lst and
l. Avenue des Amerlques.
Walter Abel raising Cain
with a Sard's waiter.
Bing Crosby al the Jerome
Kern memorial rehearsal as the
rumor spread that Bing had
suddenly passed away.
Hattie Carnegie. the fashion
iSt, looking very chic In crea-
tions OF her own.
Nancy Carroll and her for
mer bridegroom, producer Jack
Kirkland, who are still the best
Of pals. She's invested In his
new play.
The literary man al Ciro's
observing: "My idea of the low
est type Of columnist Is one
who steals back his jokes from
Bennett Cert"
Herb Moss. noticing a
wealthy woman in the Stork
Club. Tipped. "Now there's n
gal who looks good in every
thing but mirror"
CALLIES in Our Alley: Ozzie
~ Nelson asked a chlorine who
has oodleS of hoy friends. why
she hasn't a fur coat "Oh,"
She explained. "those Broadway
kerrickters-they always want
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
Case for Merger
| improved by Army

tack. while the navys principal
function is defense
The army In the past two
wars attacked the enemy on sol
be held the navy devoted Itself
generally 20 protecting our
coast our transports, our con-
NCyS.
The army IS concerned largely
with mass marpoVer. the navy
with the ship as n unit The
tasks differ IN conception and
no mind can be trained schlzo-
phrenica!lp GAe need eHly eb-
serve army and navy officers 10
realize how differing operations
produce differing mcntaliucs.
DUT both serve America and
II stimulate each other hy
competition for The piaudits of
the American people tor il IS
-, tIGc here a. In any other age
or country that the military
man seeks 20 return 10 has home
base a conquerng hero
Whether u is the laurel
wreath the garland Of rose. or
toH- telephone books and ticker
tape that greet the victor lt :
D. c0Wpcr>a'9n When ne re-
t.W- from wars
u IS This competition for glory
'Nat makes the general and Tho
admiral the personality that
pounded out a. West Point and
Annapolis and on The field -
battle whether upon land or sea
o. n the air
II By, American for those
services 10 be competitive Il
i- nor only American because IL
le competitive but also because
u I~ successful In war Il has
brought Us victory from John
l.Il Jones 20 Ernest J K'rc
a'wiral- of our navy Let Us
keen y Ike that
c1gyrgi, 1915 by Kns Fsa,-iss
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
SIug-PrOOf Slot
Machine Wanted

section Of Brooklyn IL years
ago Re still lives there. Most
people born in SheepShead Bay
never move away Something
- like natives OF San Francisco in
that respect.
LAST ACTS
MOST Of the piaywrights
w currently contributing to
the hew York stage seem
completely baffed as 10 ths
WritinR Of an effective last
act. EUen some plays eiosssd
as hts haze Weak last acts.
N, and When, Drite play
am going 10 Wvite my last
act first and then start re-
eordinR the sUsnts that lead
up TO IL.
What three plays Of fhs
TWentieth Century Woyfd you
say had the best lat dets1
fou rouidn't tsoUs THE tef-
ter" off that list Would you7
That Was a play that esr-
tGiniy finished Whh a punch.
SLUGS-
A FORTUNE awaits the man
n who can invent a slug proof
slot machine. Recently the chis-
lers have been using red ration
point tokens on slot machines
with great success. Seems these
tokens will work on some "one
arm bandit gambling slot ma
chimes
However. the result is that
the machine eventually pays off
partly in tokens A friend Of
mine put a dime in such a ma
chine and clicked with three
oranges. He expected 10 COLI
lect 10 dimes. Instead he was
paid off with two dimes and
eight nd ration point tokens.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
LET'S EXPLORE
YOUR MIND
By ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM, D. Sc.
Answer to Question No. l

AnNMfT ~ ANUs
In most things, yes. This
comes from the well nigh uni
versal feeling. even among
women, that men are somehow
superior beings. Whether true
or not, both men and women
think - or Al least feel - they
are. Not only have men made
most of the supreme achieve
mentS of the world but re-
searches show they are, as a
rule, more logical and more
likely to see all sides of a ques-
ton Also, womer are some
what less self-confident than
men. A woman's judgment Is
often far superior 10 mans,
but even so they tend 10 accept
the judgment of men more
readily.
Answer 10 Question No. .
2-He still has the infants
sense of humor. My grand
daughter by marriage, "Didi,"
u months old, has lHst had a
loud laugh by pushing my lap
board off my chair and scat
tering my papers, She also gets
a big kick out of putting her
cap on my head, making me
look like q Ounce. Maybe I'm
wrongly This is proper behavior
for y months, but practical
Jokes al 20 or 90 years are Just
as childish.
Answer 10 Question No. 3
81 have no inside informa-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
LAUGEES--THAT'S
WHAT WE NEED

WHY l should have the
w temerity 10 comment on
President Truman'S national
health program | don't know,
unless II be- that many Of the
incest tombStonCS I'm Georgia
stand as testimonials Ia an
uncle OF mine. He was the first
really distinguished quack the
Estate ever knew. and until this
)day many old-time mOrtIClanS
send me Christmas presents IN
appreciation of what my uncle
did Tor their business.
The Presidents health pro-
gram has five points Al least
two OF three more points
should be added lie should at
once add Point Six which
would make II Illegal for any
member of a mans family, or
any of his friends or relations,
10 prescribe d cure for his all-
mentS.
gust finished a slight bout
win The fiu, and il is a tribute
10 the robust constitution |
built up as youth chaIking
billiard cues that / pulled
through.
EVERYONE who was kind
- enough 20 visit me had a
different cure for the flu One
dear old lady, after feeding me
half a quart OF calls foot Jelly
urged that / take an zoe cold
sponge bath. suck an even
dozen lemons. and then take
SIX brisk turns around tie
block. clad only In a hathrobc.
"Do that" She said. land
YOU won't know YOU had the
fiu."
I'm quito sure she was right
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
OUR
HEALTH


4 COLD IS an infection of'te
nose and throat ~ pr. -au',
the most prevalent idea o., that
colds are originally due 70 a
virus, that Is, ar organism so
small that ii can pass through
a porcelain filter
However injection With germs
such as strcptococcuS and sfs-
phylococcus easily follows the
virus Infection
The same sort q thlnG may
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17

tion as to the workings Of
Divine Providence, but I do
know that for people in civilized
countries the death dates Of
millions have changed in the
past hundred years. Men now
can expect 10 live ga years and
women Sc, instead of 33 years.
Your death date depends largely
on right living, love OF your
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
LIFE WITH SALT
ON THE SIDE

There's JOY in the hopeful morn
ing.
There. peace in the parting
day.
There's sorrow Uith eUeTy loUer
Whose tTue.toUs is far dWay.
To thee. my IoVs. to thee,
So fain Would I come 10 theei
And the Water's so bright in
stW moonlight,
As ! iook across the sea.
WILLIAM ALLINGIiAM.
SINCE coming back from the
y country my dog gets up az s
in The morning and promptly
pulls the covers of me, with an
evident view Of having me Join
him in a walk TO enjoy seeing
the sunrise.
a fine state OF affairs. He
better be careful or he Will find
himself in the doGhouse Be
fore he went away l had 10
Ndht MN up dL ~ every
morning. Not only that but he
grunted angrily when l did so.
CREPE SUZETTE-
IN HONOR OF what SuZette
Il was crepe suZette named?
That's what somebody asked
me. i said didn't know.
That would ask George
Rector. George says, though
upon his return from Paris
in 1902 he introduced the
crepe suZette To New York
City, he doesn't know the
origin of the name.
ASKING
QUERIES from clients @
VI How quickly can you tie A
bow tie? l can do it in IS sec
ondS.
A--Never timed myself. How
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
PASSING BY

JOAN CRAWFORD. Twenty
- years a film star Her first
film, made in 1925 was titled
Pretty Ladies Her second
in 1926. was Sally, Irene and
Mary. She played Sally II
you can name the actresses who
played Irene and Mary you have
an excellent memory and are a
33d degree young old timer.
IS u NY JIM FITZSIM-
MONS. Veteran horse trainer.
Born IN the Sheepshead Bay
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
By HENRY McLEM0RE

After six lemons and one turn
around the block, the family
would have been calling the IN
Surance agent and planning Tor
bang-up party the next
night
Another friend said warmth
was what | needed, and m
sisted on piling al the blankets
in the house on top OF me.
/ managed 20 kick them of
just before their we1g h I
pressed The last breath OF life
out of my few remaining cor
puSCies.
Still another friend SAID all
I needed 10 do 10 clear up The
trouble was ~ drink water
For hours he rushed pitcher
after pitcher Of the stuff % my
bedside
/ figure 7 consumed more
water than the average loco-
motive docs on a run between
Dallas and Baton Rouge.
DON'T no. 7 Of the natiFal
Il health program should out
law all remedies that were used
IN "grandma's day
. One has only 10 remember
ones youth 10 shuG5cr az some
of the things that were forced
T,Nf, ono flY,.4f l.grrrga .,r.so
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
HANDMRITING-

no THE letters in the hand
~ writing Of the glrLyou adj
mire slant 10 the left? She is
ruled by the head more than by
the heart DO the letters and
lines IN the handwriting -oLa
man you know run close to-
gether? II so, it shows he Is
economical in money matters
and will give his wife a tough
household budget 10 handle
which ne will check and double
check Or so claim the hand
writing experts
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
By L. V. DURLING

ever, a good bow tie IL a work
Of art. The tying Of IL should
never be done quickly. II YOU
are in "A hurry wear a four-in-
hand.
@ You once mentioned some
lines or poetry which YOU said
Big Bill' TIlden often quoted
a. advice 10 tennis players.
Please repeat the same
A-Requested lines follow;
The secret of tennis
Is control and restraint
And placing the ball
Where the other feIiou amt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
THESE
DAYS

TT SEEMS TO me, as a layman.
that the army has not made
It's case for the merger Tie
army possesses a vehement pub
/ lic relations policy; the navy
F'noves with retlcence But the
army has not proved that The
country is not better served by
competition within a co-opera-
tive field
The IDEA OF a military cartel
dominated by The army proved
8 failure in both Germany and
Japan The competitive yet CO..
operative >apdtauun 90 the
United States and Great Britain
won the Wal The proof Of a
pudding remains iu the eating
thereof
Again q, q la,man. ! feel as
YOU must THAT / can have 20
private opinion ba-ei on kaaH.-
,j.n and experience W. -.t
rather as = jury weighing tie
a. dcuey plt hllar" Us Eo'n
s.des have brought forth me
bet cO4u>Dl 10 present their
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17

/ MIST 49,, 1Jlt D uy oNn
Il gucnf I au forced 10 d.--
count the evidence ol tne army
a.r force j. va, no violent.
too cgOocntlc. Ioo uru.D0lal OF
the outstanding -.,t4co- Of tre
navy in ta.A and every other
Wal
Admitting all The great and
he.Uc seis4cy, oi the army r
fo,Ce cannot blind ne 20 hero
l>m wherever n may appear
CeItaBiF the Americans who
too6 Oft from ia'-'ops m tenn
peSWoUs seas a.. not 20 he for
gotten when Wc TANK Of robust
manhood ard deep PATRIOTISM
The best case AZ fUc army IS
that a merger may produce
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17

HOW TO BE An EMOTIONAL GRowsUP
Includes so questions with which TO
TEST YOURSELF Offered as service
10 our readers. for Si0c 10 cover costs
Include stamped t3ej. self-aodreSsed
return envelope
address Dr. A. r wigEsm. author
Of Lets Explore Your Mind" care
of The Detroit Times Detroit 81 Mich
Copyright. is45. John y. Ollie Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17

neighbors and faith that right
eousness pays.
Evening star., 1945-06-03

have your heaping bowl of milk, fruit and
Wheaties, breakfast of Champions" your
toast and whatnot -. and you're all set, nutri
tionally, to do big things. Wheaties are fakes
of nourishing whole wheat. (Whole wheat
levels of two vitamins the mineral iron, and
food-energy) Second-helping good, too
Wheaties. Crunchy, rich favored, malt-sweet.
They re America S favorite whole wheat fakes
Had your Wbeaties today?
Evening star., 1945-06-03

IT'S NEW, economical, delicious
this Cherry or Berry pie with a
.op-crust only! Crust takes only
bali The shortening and less time.
But to insure superlatively ten
der, tasty top-crust =. be sure to use
only Gold Medal ''kifcben-tested"
Enriched Flour! Gold Medal has
been famous for years for the fine
pastry it makes -. as we'll as for
luscious cakes, fluffy biscuits and
high, even-textured bread.
Together with the Betty Crocker
recipes in every sack, you'll find
Gold Medal your simplest, easiest
surest way to success in every type
baking, Get a sack,
Evening star., 1945-06-03

{ opr. lolS, BY
General Mills,
Inc. Betty
{ rocker" and
ktffhe9 lest
cd are reg.
trade marks OF
General Mills.
Inc Minneap-
oils, Minnesota
Evening star., 1945-06-03
Copyright e4 General Mills Inc. Minneapolis Mnn "whaus and
General Mills Inc
Rer7,ockso top-crust cherry
Do~ S'o''>~ or berry pie
Perfect results assured only will

FRESH CHERRY PIE
Make same as Fresh Berry Pie lbelow)
of berries; use about ~ cups sugar;
leave out cinnamon; add a drop of al
mond Ravoring.
FRESH BERRY PIE
Nix (*T to l cup sugar
together. tbsp. GOLD MEDAL
Flour
dash Of salt
- cups fresh ripe cleaned
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-16
Film Voting
 Begun Today

Hollywood, March 16-UP)-Hol- lywood's battling AFL Labor lead CTS agve no quarter today in their fight for control of the nations movie making industry.
 Herbert Sorrell, head of the con- ference of studio unions, who has kept 17,O0O CSU members on strike since Monday, said the strikers would go back to work only If the studios settled all jurisdictional questions once and for all.
 Richard Walsh, head of the rival International Alliance of Theatri- cal stage employees was just as firm. He repeated his threat to darken the nations theaters if the studios recognized the CSU as bargainer for 78 set designers-as demanded by Sorrell
 A second plea by the War Labor Board that Sorrell call off the strike so the government could resume ar- bitration was ignored.
 The 5000 stars and bit players be- longing to the Screen Actors Guild began voting today to determine if they will join the strike. The bal loting wasn't expected to be fin- ished until Tuesday.
 Studio commissary employees and truck drivers and chauffers re- turned to work under orders of their union heads.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-16
NOTICE

STATE of CONNECTICUT, DIS TRICT of WATERBURY, ss. PRO- BATE COURT, March 18th, 1945. ESTATE of PHILOMENE La FANNIE, late of the town of Wa terbury, in said district, de- ceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are request ed to make immediate payment to
 LAURA A. MURPHY,
 Administratrix. 206 Wakelee Ave-, Ansonia, Conn. Per Order of Court
 Attest:
 MARGUERITE M. FAHY, 3-16-3t Asst, Clerk,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-16
Legal Notices
NOTICE

STATE of CONNECTICUT, DIS. TRICT of WATERBURY,, ss. PRO. BATE COURT, March 9th, 1945 ESTATE of DENNIS K. FLYNN late of the town of Waterbury In said district, deceased. The Court of Probate for the District of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate pay. ment to
 MILDRED F. LYONS,
 Executrix. 69 Washington St,
 Waterbury, Conn.
 Per Order of Court.
 Attest:
 MARGUERITE M. FAHY, 4-15-3t Asst. Clerk.