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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
5th in Sharp Battles
As Nazis Hit Back

ROME, Feb. 10 CUP)-Fifth
Army patrols engaged in sharp
clashes as increased enemy oppo-
sition was encountered in jabs
along the entire front, headquar-
terS said today
Artillery pounded enemy posi-
tions south and southeast of Bo-
loGna and troops engaged in NOR
tar duels about Mount Castellaro.
Several German counterattacks
were repulsed in the Serchio
NalleN
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Record Big I
Radon Tokyo
Bombs Rock Nippon
After Heavy Quake

TwENTY-FTRST BOMBER
HQ.. GUAM, Feb. 10 GNS) Re
turning frtm heavy raids on tar
gets near Tokyo. B-29 crews
reported that excellent results
were obtained in clear weather
over the Japanese homeland 40
minutes after the heart Of Nippon
had been rocked by widespread
earthquake
"a Domei broadcast. recorded
by the FEC said, Approx
mately 90 enemy planes at
tackled the northern end of the
Kanto district this afternoon.
Some damage 10 ground install
latlonS was sustained
"a Tokyo broadcast recorded
by FEC. said American planes.
presumably B-29S, also appeared
over the Kanto district, which
embraces Tokyo and Yokohama,
seven hours laterl
Official evaluation OF the darp-
age must wait the study OF photo
graphs, bu. preliminary reports
indicated that the B-29s carried
on their raid IN rare good
weather
The japanese Domef agency
reported that NE quake extended
from Hokkaldo. northernmost Of
the Japanese home islands, down
through HonShu where Tokyo
was affected Eplconter Of the
quake. Domel said, was n Aomori
Prefecture, on northern Honshu
Island
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Ach, Hinnler!
Prize Nazi Troops K. Cd
in CoImar Pocket

WITH THE L s. 7TH ARMY.
Feb. 10 GNS)-GermanyS once
vaunted 18th Army reputed once
10 have been under Heinrich
Himmlers personal command. was
disclosed officially tonight to have
been knocked out in the Colmar
pocket.
With the wiping out Of the Col
mar bulge by American and French
troops, six German divisions and
one Panzer brigade were DESTROYED
and considerably more than g.
o00 casualties we're inflicted on the
foe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
i. ). FIiers Blast
At U-Bodt Pens

LONDON. Feb 10 lINSl--A
douhle~pronged blow at German
OIL dumps and U-boat pens IN the
RctCh and occupied Holland was
struck hy daylight today when A
flight of $50 American bOmbers
and fighter. struck al carefully
selected targets
The raldlnE force composed Of
more than 800 For'resSes and l3O
NfuStar-v. attarkrd 4 motor fuel
depot al Dulm"n, southwest ot
Muenater-- and submarine pens al
Iluulden on The Dutch coast --
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
CENTER OF STORM

Two years later, the society in
troduced IT'S bill in the Senate. II
was defeated by a narrow margin
after one OF the stormiest con-
flIctS Of the session
The pay off alleged in todays
warrant came during the 1893
Legislature. when the soclety's bill
was introduced Jointly by Senator
Hooper and Rep. Fred Gartner of
Wyandotte Gartner Is now in the
armed forces Hooper, then a
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Union Gives S3,215
To Polio Campaign

Members o! Local 329. United
Retail Wholesale and Department
Store Workers CIO. Saturday sent
check for S3.2l5 70 President
Roosevelt 10 be used IN the fight
against infantne paralysis They
arc employees OF Sans. Inc
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

PROVIDENCE. r. ! Feb 10
(TNSD-FBI denied today persist
ent reports that two enemy agents
had made . landing on the Rhode
Island coast near the coast guard
base AZ Watch Hill.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
3 Dentists Are Indicted
For Bribery by Grand Jury
CONTINUED from Page One)

member OF the House OF Repre-
sentatives. was chairman Of the
public health committee. TO which
IL was referred
Hooper, whose murder brought
TO light the fact that he was a
grand jury witness released the
bill 10 the floor on March %. But
a few days later Rep Charles
Feenstra of Grand Rapids charac-
terlzed the measure as a hot
potato and had it returned TO
committee.
Hooper shot the bill back 10 the
floor on April 25 and il was passed
bY vote Of 10 70 u.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

east or TO the west.
Heinrich HlmmleT. the top
Nazi power within Germany, re
portedly has become pro-SoVlet
and. supported by numerous
generals. is for going with Russia
under Stain 5 leadership in
Europe.
Adolf Hitler is said 10 be i'm
movable in his opposition 10 such
q course and in his fanalcal
hatred OF the BolSheviks
OFFICIAL REPORT
These are some of the high
lights in an official report made
by a foreign observer whose posi-
ton gave him a close contact with
the German general staff. This
document dated about 10 days ago
has Just reached Switzerland.
According 10 this report, Hmm
Ter, the high command and the
general staff are holding back
the fatetul decision while waiting
the outcome OF the meeting be-
tween President Roosevelt, Prime
Minister Churchill and Premier
Stain
The report states there is an
Extraordinary calm in the gen
eral staff that is very pulling.
Supposedly II rests upon the
same plans made with alternative
decisions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Manila Jdps
Fight Back
Enemy Lobs Shells,
Rockets al Yanks

CEN -MacARTHLR-S 10 ON
LUZON, Feb. 10 lNS'-Flerce
fighting ragged in Manila today as
the battle 10 diSlodge the strongly
entrenched japanese .n the south
of the city became a houSe-to-
house campaign waeed through
mined and shell-laced streets.
japanese, resisting sluooornly
in-the area south Of the PaSIg
River. lobbed mortar shells rock
cts and automatic fire into Amer
ican-hcld areas as TWO American
columns Of the 77th and llth
Airborne Division fought through
the south Of the city TO root out
Jap nests.
The famous First Cavalry Dlvi-
sion has ioined the 37th Division
in the bitter fighting against Japs
IN southern Manila, Gen. Mac
Arthur announced
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
TO HoWELL's COMMITTEE

In the Senate, the bill was re-
ferred TO the public health COM
mittee headed by Senator Chester
NJ. Howell of Saginaw who re-
Gently resigned from the Leglsla-
ture after pleading guilty 10 ac-
ceptitnG a bribe from naturopaths.
Howell in 1899 WAS president of
the Michigan Press Association,
which was violently opposing the
proposed law.
Nonetheless, he quickly sent the
bill 10 the floor and II was passed.
Advertising dentists sponsored
a referendum on the new statute.
The voters in the election Of No
vember, 1910, approved the
statute and it became effective
after a court fight on constitu-
tional grounds was lost
Since the law took effect, den
fists have been restricted 10 ad-
vertisements which give no more
than their name, address and tele-
phone number.
The warrant today is the fifth
grand jury jolt for former Rep
Nowak II is the second indict-
ment for Nagel, Gallagher and
BenZle
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
YANKs ADVANCE

Continued successes we g
chalked up by the Sixth and 32nd
Divisions fighting IN the north
eastern sector Of the American
Luzon holdings
Infantrymen of the Sixth Divi-
sion secured crossings on the
upper Pampanga River at Rial
and al Bongabon while The dough-
boys of the 32nd tRed Arrow
continued their advance along the
Villa Verde trail after knocking
out enemy defenses five miles
north of San Nicolas
with the American troops
exerting pressure on the trapped
but still bitterly fighting Japa-
nese from the east, north and
south. the Tokyo Domei Agency
said today that L. S warships
and "other vessels have been
concentrated off CorreGldor and
Cavite as part OF what is inter-
preted as a plan TO snuff out
Japanese suicide squads by an
additional attack from the
west
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

Order the United States War
Saving Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them 10 your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
INVOLVES HOOPER

Other than admitting that SEN
ator Warren G. Hooper would
have been either a defendant or
a states witness had he not
been murdered a month ago. Sig
Ter declined 10 expose his case by
identifying his witnesses today.
However, several dentists high
in the affairs of the state society
are expected 10 be called Two or
three legislators, not named in the
warrant today, also may testify.
"The case Is solid" was Sieg-
ler's only comment.
The story of what happened.
and how the money passed
hands, will be told from the
witness stand" .r
The battle 10 outlaw advertising
by dentists was started by the
state society in 1895. The organi-
zations bill was killed that year
In the House.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Savings Record
Bodsted by Frie|

The county government, since
two of its auditors were jailed
and the third dismissed, is ac-
complishing more with less money
than ever, James D. Friel, chair
man of the board of auditors,
said Saturday
wayne is the only big county
in America that Is debt free
today" Friel said. THE money
that was lost In incompetence
and taken in graft is now used
for services 10 the people
Friel. the first new auditor 10
replace one Of the ousted officials,
is candidate for reelection in
the voting Feb 10
Order the United States War
-Gat.in0a Gta p1nS from NOtIr de-
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
COMMENT AROUSED

The statement that Joint Allied
Soviet Russian military operations
would be against nationalist So
cialist Germany attracted at
tention and aroused considerable
comment
II was interpreted as a modifi-
cation OF the American and Brit
ish attitude which has made little
difference between responsible
Nszi government officials and the
German people
II was futher pointed out that
this was also in conformity with
Stains policy Of not bombing
German civilian population cen-
ters in the east, not even now
during the Rec invasion, unless
such places were clearly known
20 be tortresses.
(Toufinupd Monday1
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

examination of the defendants or
until their trial
Sigler instructed State Police
SGT. Leo Van Conant 10 have the
defendants in court for arraign-
ment Tuesday, and il is likely that
their preliminary examination Will
open Friday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
RESISTANCE STFFENS

japanese resistance strengthened
in other sectors near the Philip
pines capital city as well. The 3Sth
Division wedge hclnG driven down
the Bataan peninsula toward
Mariveles encountered fierce OPP
position, but its drive continued
10 make steady progress.
Strong points Of Jap opposition
were enCircled and then wiped out.
Saturdays communique announced
the division had reached Moron,
10 miles south of Olongapo.
South Of Manila. two counter
thrown by the japanese
against American positions near
Tagaytay in Cavite Province were
"bloodily repulsed, Gen, Mac
Arthur announced,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
ODER RIVER DEFENSE

Though London newspapers are
quoted as saying that Stain had
kept Gen. Eisenhower in the dark
about the Red army winter often
sive, the report states that the
German general staff knew OF its
coming and had selected the Oder
River as the last defense line east
of Berlin, and had counted upon
its becoming the "armistice line
in the east
The observer states there is
something inexplicable in the
spectacular and rapid steamroller
advance of the Red armies, which
moved UP nearly 800 miles 10 the
Oder River in IA days without
serious German opposition.
The report alleges that there
have been contacts between the
Wehrmacht and the Red army,
presumably. although IL does not
say so, through the German gen.
erals who are prisoners IN
Moscow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Ydnks Capture
Roer River Dam

Continued from Page One)
and British Second armies stood
poised along its west bank for an
expected blow toward Cologne and
tho Pbippland
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
BETWEEN MILLSToNEs

It is fully realized that Ger.
many cannot escape being crushed
between two such mighty mill
stones as Eisenhower's American
and British forces in the west and
the Red armies in the east.
The length Of the secret con-
clave between Roosevelt, Chur-
chill and Stain is being inter
preted in some European capitals
as indicating that many difficult
ties have arisen, that numerous
obstacles had 70 be surmounted
and that Stain was found 10 be
tough
Londons frst official announce.
ment that the Big Three had
quickly come 10 an agreement on
joint military operations against
Germany did not make a deep
impression. since AZ least three
such previous pronouncements had
been made al various stages Of the
WeT
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
FBI Denies Spy Landings

CONTINUED Monday
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23

He was married in 1908 to Miss
Shirley Marianne Robinson, the
ceremony being performed in the
same church from which he was
buried. He is survived by his
widow; one daughter, Mrs. Le-
roy Leteher; a son, Robert Cliff
ton Cowan. Jr., all of Guifport;
four sisters, Mrs. Mary Ella Hol-
man, New Orleans, Mrs. Daisy
Shepard, Mrs. Carrie Lang and
Mrs. Elizabeth Grisham, Gulf
port: four brothers, d. ID. Cowan,
New Orleans, w. Murdoch Cow
an, Chicago, Morris Cowan, OF
Gulfport, and Walter Cowan of
Mobile; and four grandchildren.
A special election will be call
ed to fill the office left vacant
by Mr.. Cowan's death and it is
probable the governor will APP
point someone to take over the
duties of district attorney until
the election is held.
Mr., Cowan was vice president
of the Gulfport Rotary club. a
former president of the Kiwanis
club, and has served as director
of the Chamber of Commerce.
Active in civic. church and fra
ternal affairs he served as wor-
shipful master OF Gulfport Lodge
No. 422, F. & A. M, in 1921; was
a member of, and held all inn
portant offices in the Gulfport
consistory A. &c A. S. r.; was a
Royal Arch Mason; . member of
Hamasa Temple, AAON.M.S. at
Meridian. and a member of the
Advisory council, Order of De
Molay. In addition he was a yes
tryman of the Episcopal church,
a Knight of the Maccabees, mem
Der OF the Elks club and knights
of Pythias.
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Milk

Continued from Page y
will be needed to care for their
needs in the next three weeks.
There IN now on hand in the re-
serve 700 cases from a car re-
Gently shipped in by that COM
pany.'
Mr.. Lloyd pointed out that
there are 10000 fewer cases Of
canned milk per day for civilian
consumption this year than there
were in 1914. This means the
practical elimination Of evaporat-
ed milk for any 5 other than
infant feeding purposes, he said.
Grocers at the meeting brought
up the halliday Wednesday clos
ing practice. pointing out that
merchants go through the same
work Of stocking and counting
for a fraction Of q days business
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Hobby Show
Continued from Page y

Continued from Page y
beth Latady; salt and pepper
shakers: Mrs. N. G.. Peattie;
china Mrs. N. p. Emmit, Mrs. r.
S. Ford, Mrs. A. f. Grassiek, Mrs,
H. p. Heidelberg.
Pitchers: Mrs. S. B. McIlwain,
Mrs. f. ]. Jane, ST., Mrs. H. Over
street: needlepoint and cross
stitch: Miss Thelma Mansfield
Mrs. f. A. Elliott, Mrs. f. A. Tai
bott: chochet: Mrs. S. b. Nell
vain. Mrs. j.. X. Graham, Mrs.
J. c. Crane, Mrs. Cooper Roberts;
puppets: G. M Matlack; quilts.
Mrs J.. o. Cole, Mrs. Sydney
Swan, Mrs. c. d. Barkley; af-
ghans: Mrs. E. B. Dunten, Mrs.
William Moncrief; hooked rugs,
Mrs. Mingo. Mrs. H. G. Otis; air.
plane models, Boy Scouts; stamps.
Graham Hildebrand. r. A. Dur
ham; flower arrangements. mem
bers of the Pascagoula Garden
Club: antique clothes: H. p.
Heidelberg.
Japanese guns: Nolan Hatten,
foreign collections. Mrs. j. c.
Crane, Mrs. e. r. Pitcher, Mrs.
A. v. Ragusen, Mrs. w. B. Rob
ertson; spoons, Mrs. j. l. Ford;
antiques: Tillman Nolan, Mrs
E. j. Ford. Mrs. Charles Smith,
Mrs. A. E. Grassick, Mrs. John
Nelson, Mrs. George Anderson,
oil paintings: Mrs. William Heffel-
finger, Mrs. Robert Reinecke,
water colors, Mrs. j. c. Crane,
Mrs. f. II. Raeot; black and
whites: Henry Gautier, Mrs. L. A.
Tanlunson; Indian relics: Fl. G.,
Otis; flower prints: Mrs. L. A.
Tanlunson; pipes: William Ware,
f. A. Elliott; match folders: A. p,
May; photography: Tom Lemep;
children's dolls: Dorothy Pelan,
Peggy Elliott, Barbara Cole, Mary
Moore Brumfield; miniatures:
Betty Jane Austin; china: Polly
Franklin; firearms: Richard La
tady.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23

and IS per cent to the national
organization. There are hospitals
in ST. Louis and New York for
advanced cancer patients.
DR.. Gay was introduced by
Mrs. J. R. Buck and prior to the
talk Of the afternoon the club
adopted a resolution opposing the
Murray agner-D ingle bill and
voted to send it to each senator
and representatives Of Mississippi
pi A hobby show report was
given by Mrs. w. r. Robertson.
Hostesses for the afternoon were
Mesdames 3. +. Mckenzie, Arthur
Allen. p. L. Ware. P. J. Higgin-
botham and H. L. Perry.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23
Women Hear Talk
On Cancer Control
BY D.. Emma Coy

A discussion of Cancer and
Cancer Control by DR.. Emma
Gay Of Gulfport was the feature
of the meeting of the Junior Wo-
mans club Of Pascagoula Friday
afternoon. DR.. Cav recently re-
turned from q convention of the
American Cancer Society in Chi
cago at which time she was named
head Of the lancer control move
ment in this section. She has pio-
neered in this field in the Coast
area for the past eight years.
THE cry of physicians is We
see cancer patients too late and
that is what we hope TO correct
through an educational program
designed to convince people that
the dreaded cancer can be cured
if taken in Time" DIR. Gay told
members OF the club. People are
apt not to take notice Of the early
stages of this ailment because of
the lack of pain
Deploring the fact that the av-
efage person is reluctant to go
to a doctor, DR.. Gay urged that
every one have a complete physi-
cal check up every year. She
explained that one of the services
through this society is to help pa
tients get to treatment centers in
Vicksburg and Jackson. Mem
bership TO the cancer campaign is
81 and 500 for memorial OF the
funds collected, she said. half Is
kept in the community, rs per
cent Is sent to the state treasury
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23

that they do for an entire day.
Eleven grocers at the meeting
signed the agreement TO close the
entire day each Wednesday, at
least temporarily, and a canvass
is being made of all grocers to
determine their reaction to the
suggestion.
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Continued from Page u
where they lived for several
years and then moved to Pasca-
goula. He attended the public
schools and later entered Missis-
sippi A and M, afterward receiv-
ing his bachelor of law degree
from the University of MISSISSIPPI
pi. He began the practice Of law
in Pascagoula in 1903 and two
years later opened his office in
Gulfport.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23
GUN IN BUSH WORTH TWO

Puerto Salbra. Colombia-car-
los Jose Pabon loaded his hunt
ing dogs and camp kit into his
car and drove AIS miles to Co.
lombia's Wild East" the lonely
and uninhabited plains across the
mountains where big game up tc
tapirs is still found. Then he un-
packed and discovered he had
forgotten to bring his rifle.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23
Church News
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

230 Canty Street
Sunday
"a Sam, Sunday school,
1000 am, Bible classes, 235
Canty street.
1900 am. Morning Worship
service. subject, Christian Hon
esty."
1880 pm, Evening Worship
service, subject, 'srhe Keys Of the
Kingdom"
DIR. J. c. CRANE,
Pastor
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23
FOR b


All sizes and types, PREFAB-
RICATED, erect them in one
day. Low cost less than ma
terial usually costs. Complete
all doors, hinges, locks, win
dows, floor, everything, out
side is already painted.
DWELLINGS, garages, chick
en- houses, wash sheds. How
is this for prices, 12xl4 build
ings with T & G floor, two
windows, door already hung,
outside painted, $4,000. Can
be erected in half day. l8x24
dwelling complete, a rooms,
$786.30 delivered to your lot.
Also other sizes, NC PRI-
GRITTY. For literature or fur
Their information phone 275,
C. w. Underwood, $40 Del
mas Avenue, Pascagoula.
Ate 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23
Help Vented

HELP WANTED COLLECTOR
salesman, permanent job. prefer
man permanently located, will
consider others, must have car.
Good salary, referral card re-
quired. Rhodes-Per Furn. Co
l2e s. Pasezgoula st. lite 1-2s
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23

SPECIAL SERVICE - Electrical
Appliance Service, Pascagoula
Electric Co. Phone asa. 8tc l-lg
SPECIAL NOTICE-We upholster
and repair all furniture. Woodley
Furniture Store, 1900 block 25th
Ave. Call phone 9495, Gulfport.
4tp 2-23
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23
For Sole


FOR ~SALE-Spencer individually
designed posture corrective and
surgical garment. Mrs. Arthur
Allen, l40l S. Pascagoula Street.
Phone 1873. 8tc 20
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23

FOR SALE-White asbestos sid
ing at half price, 3 l-3 squares
slightly stained. c. S. McFarlane,
610 Grierson street, Moss Point.
ZIP ZIG
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23

LOST-Boston Bull Terrier, black,
white ring around neck, 4 white
feet, answers to name pat" lost
in Pascagoula. Reward $40. En-
mitt Carlew, 964 Market street.
Ito 2-23
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23

Roman Catholicism is the
state religion Of Venezuela
though freedom Of worship. il
granted BY law.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23

LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN,
from l4l4 14th street, one male
bulldog puppy, solid black, about
two months old, missing about
two weeks. Anyone having
knowledge of this dog, please call
Chas. Taylor, phone 4303-x.
ZIP 2-23
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23

LOST-Black kitten, red patch
back of neck, vicinity of Cheru-
busco street. Please return to 1907
Cherubusco. 1tp 2-23
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23

LOST-One white Spitz female
puppy. Answers to name pee
Wee" Notify James M. Lackey,
903 l4th ST. Box l0l5, City.
1tp 2-23
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23

FOR SALE-Fifty Elementary
school desks, good condition, Our
Lady of Victories school, Pasca-
goula. 3tp ZIG
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23

LOST-Sometime between ii p.
m. and midnight Saturday, a
bracelet with the inscription Earl
V. Dali on the fropt-on the back,
34,117,792, was lost some place in
town. Reward offered. Pvt. Earl
v. Dali, Sec. P GOD 3704 A A
Flu, Keesler Field, Miss. 3tp 1923
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23

SPECIAL SERVICE-GAS APP
PLIANCE SERVICE-Pascagoula
Electric Co. Phone asa. 8tc lie
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23

LOST-One male dog, half bird
dog and half bulldog; light tan,
white ring around neck, white
breast, white feet and legs; 8 yrs.
old. Answers to name of Ring.
$25 reward. Left Gen. Grant cir
Gle Nov. 10, 1914. Return to H.
o. Phillips, TOT Gen. Grant cir
Gle, City. 4tp 2-16
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Lost and Found

FOUND-l4-ft. skiff, green out
side. d. C. Powell, .314 Midway
tB" avenue, City. 4tp %