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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-05

ing ground troops in the assault on enemy positions guarding the air. fields and Naha.
 Sixteen miles to the north, Ma rines of the Third Amphibious Corps drove two to two and half miles beyond Ishikawa in the nar- row neck of land separating south.. central and central Okinawa, where 1t had been anticipated the Jap anese might make another stand.
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ence to the proposed amendment at the time and place above speci- fled.
 The hearing will be held before the following Committee: Aldermen Tehan. Ashley, Rafferty, Harpin and BenSen. By order of the Board of Aldermen at meeting held April End, 1945.
 Attest:-
 JOSEPH M. SHEA, 4/5/2t City Clerk
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-25
LumIey. Johnson. Hunt
Phone 9Th

FOR sALE-Home with , bed rooms
downstairs. corner Ormsby and -,
Francis, block TO St. Louis Catholic
Church and school on same street
81 300 for quick sale; upstairs TO be
finished.
LUMLEY, JOHNSON and HUNT
Telephone 67ll
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Farm Fresh Market

SrACRES Of good standing corn.
not frosted; should pick about IS bushel
per acre: sell reasonable: consider good
COW; steer or pigs in trade. 1870 Ora
tiot at I4's Mile. Phone Mt. Clemens
1907.
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Tom Whitley

81 Macomb St. Above Cunningham
Phone Mt. Clemens 60e2 c
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MODERN brick home; 3 bedrooms:
oil heat; brick garage; steel windows I;
venetian blinds; fireplaee carpeted;
Immediate possession.
: rooms and bath; garage; % H. iot-
~. 800: 81 900 down
MODERN 8 rooms and bath; painted
walls: cove ceilings; oak floors and
woodwork: garage; lot 60xl26; immed-
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APPROXIMATELY acres. barn:
city water. lights: az 2o3 North Rose
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WiIdt g. Warner
BARRON BLDG. ABOVE FIRST MA.
TIONAL BANK: PHONE MT. GLEN
EMS 9Q1l

Mt. Clemens-5 rooms and bath; cor
ner LOT: 3 blocks -toWn==S3-l30.-14
down; $50 month.
Crocker-Jefferson vicinity-5 rooms:
garage: close 10 school; store--S2 $50:
l-3 down. balance like rent
2 acres: nice small home; garage ;;
etc SIS 900: approximately !, down
Hunters; fishermen dream; wear
around; modern on lake: near mouth
dock; garage; etc. 81 500 down;
terms 10 suit.
Two all modern homes: good tenants:
apis; nice location: sl60 month In
come: sound investment.
Small modcrn lot 9ox2o0 garage;
| etc.-$3 $50: Is down.
Grand avenue: lot l55xiIo feet: house
, on property now-s2 500 cash: wonder
ful investment.
Avery. near Crocker--I25 ~. front
age at 81 per IT,: ideal small business.
HARPER g. CROCKER
Dial Mt. Clemens 1851 or 1924
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EAST DETROIT

EAST DETROIT
Modern 3-hedroom brick; recreation
room: near Gratiot-s9, 200
and bath; garage; near Nine Mile:
gas range; coal: storm windows ad
screens-S5. 5oo-si. 500 down.
Modern brick and tile bath; floored
attic: south OF Mile near Gratiot-
SO 600; includes carpeting.
Modern and bath: attic: basement:
fenced yard: near Miie-S6. 200: 50 800
down: balance FLA mortgage.
Two-family flat: and bath each:
basement; steam heats. 800; 81 900
down.
six and bath: garage: 80 n. frontage;
near Nine Mile roads, 800, terms.
ROSEVILLE
Modern and bath; first house from
Gratiot. near Martin road-S6. 500
and bath; utility; near Martin road
and Gratiot--ss, 300; $1,000 down.
Martin Road. near Grstiot: and
bath; utility: hot water furnace-s4.5o0;
terms.
and bath: hot water furnace; ga
rage: 2 blocks TO Gratiot-S4, 800: terms.
and bath; vacant soon-$3. $50;
terms.
One-haf acre: S and bath: basement;
furnace on paved road-s5,25o: $1,000
down.
2 acres: 7-room home: tile bath:
basement; stoker; garage; 20xi0 chick
en- coop with running water; automatic
heater. Other buildings, $500 In
sludes garden tractor; other equipment.
acres; and bath; basement; ga
rage.
- acre: and bath; utility: hot wa
ter furnace: vacant-s5 500: terms.
WARREN TWP.
Toepfer near Van Dyke: and bath:
utility; attic; garage-si 900: Sl,5oo
down.
and bath near s's and Van Dyke,
50 900 cash.
bedroom home: >. acre: small
barn-S3 200: ST 900 down.
LITTLE FARMS
"a acre near u Mile and M-G; tile
and brick house; and bath: utility
noored attic; large chicken COOP
s. 300, terms. c
and bath. basement furnace,
large lots. near Gratiot, $4,000 terms.
Groom home, basement furnace. 2
large lots, chicken coop. $500. terms.
q, acre. fenced. 4 and utility. hot wa
ter furnace, attached garage, near
Gratiot. $4,000. terms.
,. acre: nice 4 room house; large
attic-Si 900; terms
u acre. and bath $4,000; terms
HUGHES REAL ESTATE
Gratio' ct 10 Mile Rd. Rosevills 1901
ACER
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FIVE room house: ? bedrooms: sun
room; large porch and garage; city VA.
ter. s2,4oo; s7oo down. Phone 727s Mt.
Clemens. $3.50 Earl A30
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Wonted-Reol estote

| wANTED-Building lot on South viii
| son: Bellcview: Moross or Lodewyck
section; no agents. Phone Tuxedo
l-i7ai. AZ
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3 ACRES MODERN
BRICK

On Moravian Drive English Type az
tractive outside and in: all modern
features: large living room oak floors
and fire place: roomy kitchen and din
ing room: vestibule entrance: oak floors
throughout; 4 excellent bed rooms: fun
basement; vacuum hot water heat.
A 5-room 2-flat on Jone street near
Gratiot avenue-only $500 Other good
places at less than cost OF construction
price.
WALTER G. FENTON, Lawyers BLDG
Telephone 1921 Days: 2973 any time c
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rooms and bath: hot air heat: ga.
ragc-S3 500: $500 down.
) rooms: inside finished IN knottv
pine: acre: 2-car garagc--s3, 900
terms.
Unfinished 5-room house: wire for
electric stove: water In house; hip roof
barn-sl 900: 5000 down
Groom modern in downtown section
So 900: terms.
Modern 4-family apartment In excel
lent condition: large rooms and bath
TO each apartment: stoker; steam neat;
basement separated for each apart
mont; 2-cat garage: good income
sic 300: IS 900 down
rooms and bath: sunporch with con
meeting Pear garage: this is "A waite r
front home with good seawall in high-
lv restricted St, Clair Haven. out East
Jefferson-Si0.0 900: terms.
Beautiful brick waterfront home near
10 Mile and Jefferson; living room
dining room: kitchen. den: powder
room: center hall and sunroom: 4 bed
rooms: tile BATH recreation room air
conditioned oilsheat; 2-car garage: 50
II. boutwell,; brick boathousc costing
SO 900 20 construct: concrete seawall
SOS. 0oO SO. 900 down.
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lumley. Johnson. Hunt
40 Mocomb St.

" NsoSSIt'O ~.
Beautifully handicapped estate; FOX
800 on river: very modern home; all
utilities: two bedrooms and bath; iiv-
ing room: dining room; kitchen; break
fast nook: full basement. recreation
room; hobby room with 2 lathes ana
grinder; metal working tools: hot air
furnace; insulated garage-S9. 500,
Three bedroom home on Riversids
Drive; all utilities; new insulated sid
ing; large 2l9'x22i' lot; full basement;
furnace; recently re-decorated; room 10
build on back OF lot; two bedrooms up;
one down-S6, 900: 7-room house,
New broom house; tile bath; two
bedrooms: full basement: furnace;
large lot: frontage on two streets; room
10 build another home on Don street
fully insulated: bungalow type house;
very modern-s6. 800; close to town.
Very nice income near town; two y
room apts.. with bath up; rooms q
bath down: full basement; stoket'
steam heat; new bfick siuins' nice
yard-S8. 500.
Good buy at 81, 900: two-family home;
attached garage: large basement WIZ"
recreatio room; hot air furnace nice
white paint Job: newly decorated inside
close TO High school; furnished sl,ooJ
extra.
Beautiful home and AZ acres on MI.
Vernon road, near Romeo; all conven-
fences including bath: full basement:
deep we'll: fireplace: exceptionally good
land with trout stream; good for stock;
well fenced. And additional so acres
Joining with barn. feeding. sheds, load
ing pen; AZ acres with home $4,000;
additional go acres with barn. 50 900.
LumIey, johnson. Hunt
Phone 67ll
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SEVEN ROOM house on Moross: 3
bedrooms and bath: hot water heat;
furnace like new: Pear garage; go n
lot. Inquire as North avenue. Phone
2234 Al
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oaie possession.
Beautiful 2-family: oil neat; auto
matte hot water: venetian blinds; ga
rage: lot lo0xl2f. in beautiful condi'
zion; price $4,000: 81 900 down.
FIVE ROOM cottage with glassed-in
porch: garage; 100 Ct. frontage on JET
ferson-S3, 500: T. down.
LOTS
, 80 n. lot on Clair--s70o
IN ~ ,ot on BclleView--S2. 600.
.. -. oQQ
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FIVE ROOM house on lots; $500
Call 423i. A30
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-13
NazifcGtion Extended
70 All CIasses

First, It must be remembered that
Since the Nazis were in full power
for about IL years and the real in
doctrination Of the Germany youth
began at about the age Of IL. there
might be presumed to remain a
group Of middle-aged Germans who
escaped the full blight Of Nazi in
doctrination. Normally they would
be the ones most likely to offer col
Alteration with the American or
other officials and most amenable
10 an acceptance Of democratic
methods and beliefs.
OF course. there are some such
On the other hand. although this
group who by age or inclina.
ticn were less favorable to Nazifi.
cation. the majority have not
escaped the effects Of Nazi rule.
These men were brought up in a
more or less normal 10th century
atmosphere, regimented to some ex.
tent, II II true and with the long
tradition Of German militarism be-
hind them. but at root a kindly.
ousinesslike. churchgoing folk whose
evils were environmental and not
necessarily hereditary as they
proved when they left home and set
tied on our shores.
They are the ones in Germany
whom we blame for failing to arise
and overthrow the Hitler regime. for
accepting II and its inhumanities.
We And them now, according to
most Of the persons who have visit
Cd Germany, befuddled. submissive.
yet resentful. but honestly reject
ing all personal, individual RESPONSE
bility for war guilt Of Germany and
The atrocities Of the Nazis. For the
most part they have proved about
~ valuable In assisting In the
governing Of their country as a
large piece Of slightly rancid dough.
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- y
CONWAY
Geraldine Morgan

Sunday School at Union Bap-
fist Church was opened by Supt.
Odell Embry. Collection, $2.l1. +.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Oliver
of Memphis, Tenn, are house
guests Of their father and moth
er, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hervey.
Miss Marie Howell of Chicago,
ILL.,, is visiting her cousin, Ella
Spann and her grandmother, Mrs.
Annie Spann :. Miss Loretta
Mcdaniel has returned home
from a vacation with her grand
mother, at Atkins. Mrs. S. l..
Leach and sisters, Miss Ferald-
inc May and Mrs. Calzee Mad
lock and children, Jean Ethel
and Pats. of Kansas City, Mo-,
are visiting their aunt and grand
mother S-Sgt. and Mrs. Ar
ceallous Crymes and Mrs. Bulah
Williams were recent dinner
guests of Mrs. Mary E. McFarlin.
Miss Martha Branch has closed
her tenth month of work at Pine
Street School, We are looking
forward to her return September
3. Mrs. Johnnie Washington of
Little Rock taught an adult class
at Pine Street School, and closed
it by serving ice cream. Mrs.
l.. Tanner visited her sister in
Hot Springs on July /. Miss
Callie F. Walker spent two weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Isle Walk
err. James Walker, employee of
the Mo. p. Railway Co., accom-
panied Miss Walker back to
Claremore, Oklahoma. Ezekiel
Wiley of Hazen spent the week
end with his brother, E. Wiley
and the Walker families.
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William Day Mr.. and Mrs.
Hosea Brock of Washington spent
few days with Mrs. Brooks
mother Mines. Devora and
Dixie Clay of st. Louis, Mo. are
spending a few days with their
mother and sister Misses
Evelyn Shumpert and Chariot
Perry were visitors here June
% LOFTS Byles is improving
Hershel Andrews has return
ed from work Mrs. Maceo
Roddy has returned home
Mrs. Vator Bonner spent a few
nights with her mother-in- law,
Mrs. Bonner's Mother, father,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-13

Postwar worldwide air trans
port is not likely to be faced with
tougher problems than the A. T.
c. has handled. Therein lies q
bright hope for the future--a large
job Of pioneering already has been
accomplished.
In this country. this pioneering
has included feats such as that of
the Cyclone-powered Boeing COZ.
which broke the transcontinental
record for all kinds OF aircraft by
flying from Seattle to Washington.
D. c. in six hours and three min
utes. Before that. the 1900 horse
power Cyclone 1873 o: the Lock-
heed Constellation won the cross
country record for that airplane.
Speed Counts
Speed. therefore. is one factor.
The ability to fly long distances
without pauslng to refue! is an
other. The big Martin Mars. worlds
largest flying boat. is making his
tory in that respect, flying back
and forth across the Pacific as
routlnely as ferryboat crossing
the Ohio River.
And carrying cargo across rough
country under tough conditions Is
still another problem. On this one.
the ability of the giant Curtiss C-48
Commands to fly over the treach-
erous Hump" in the China-Bur-
ma-India theater Is a good guide.
And if you should look for a COM
bination Of all the virtues of the
long-range transport airplane. con-
slider the Boeing B-29 Superfort-
ress: it can fly several thousand
mi, es without refueling: fly at
speeds in excess Of 300 miles an
hour: carry loads equivalent to the
capacity Of a large-size freight
car. And if a plane with all these
good points can survive one show.
er of fax and shellfire after an.
other, there is no reason to see
why high speed. long range and
load-carrying capacity will not sur.
vive the rigors Of peace. ....
PREPARED BY ibe Virgin Ae,onauii
cal Corporation. a divitios Of The Cru
np-Wngbi Corbo,a,ion.)
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SEARCY
Josetta Johnson

Mrs. B. Edwardson from
Bauxite visited her sister, Hat
tie B. Grille Henry Kato
is building a new house for Mrs.
Jessie Turner Effie Bell is
better at this writing James
Cowan Of the U. S. Army is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Cowan Rosiel Robertson
is sick at her home Mr., and
Mrs. Hodge from California are
visiting Mrs. Hodges sister, Mrs.
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MARCHE
Christine Walker

The Humble Five Female Quar-
tette rendered a musical pro
gram at Lees Chapel Methodist
church located on 22nd St. in
North Little Rock on June "a,
The Spiritual Five Gospel Sing
ers journeyed to Airport June "a
to participate in a musical pro-
gram. Mrs. Carrie Faulkner
visited relatives in Kansas City,
Kansas. Mrs. M. B. Grant Wis
tied relatives in Cato. Mrs.
Naomi White of Muskogee, Okla
homa, was the weekend guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Pace. Miss Murielgene John
son visited her cousin, Mrs. Min
ME Lee Credit in White City,
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BY Leslie North

BY Leslie North
Any blueprint on postwar world
transport made at this time Is
probably net worth the paper 1t
could be printed on. Aviation Is
still. too much engrossed In win
ming the war In the Pacific to pin
itself down to definite point-to-
point routes.
First the war must end. Then
the aircraft must be made ready.
Then all the highly efficient meth.
eds Of the air transport operators
must be employed to establish
new air transport outposts. install
additional handling and mainten-
ance facilities. and develop the
large volumes Of passenger and
cargo business necessary to make
the new lines profitable.
But meanwhile. the Air Trans.
port Command provides a handy
measuring rod on the practicable
ity OF worldwide air transport.
And wartime performance Of super
transports within the country
gives US another clue.
Map Shows Routes
The map Of the Air Transport
Command world air routes repro
Guced with this column shows how
the big planes in wartime have
already reached out beyond our
neighboring oceans to bring with
in a maximum Of two days flying
such remote and romantic places
as Calcutta. Chungking. Leyte.
Brisbane. New Caledonia and Hon.
olulu in the Pacific area: London,
Paris. Casablanca, Cairo. Khar-
toum and Teheran in the Euro
pean and Middle Eastern regions:
al of Alaska. Greenland. Iceland
In the north: Panama. Rio de ia
Metro in Latin America.
With the experienced collabora-
ton of the airlines. the A. T. c.
has flown more than 0.000. 900
passenger miles on these overseas
war routes and has carried 600.-
600. 900 ton miles Of war cargoes
To do this job, A. T. c. used 1913
standard airliners and some 1900
airline pilots.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-13
WILMAR

Mrs. Eula Ragland has returned
home after attending the funeral
services of her son, Otis Nc
Nicely. in Gary, Indiana. d,
Misses Thelma and Normajene
Railey African Gardner, Vern-
estine Ridgel, and Pat II. Jones
Jr. have returned home after at
tending summer school at Short
Little Rock, Miss Ida Bell
Fisher has returned home from
Pine Bluff. Mrs. Ethel VIM
bley and Matt Graham are still
on the sick list. Mrs. l.. M.
Rutherford and family have re-
turned home from Dumas,
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Hot Springs-S-Sgt, QUEEN
TINE l.. WHITMORE who has
spent several days in the city
visiting his mother and step
father, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Brown
of III Alder Street along with
other members of the family.
Sgt. Whitmore has been in the
service two and half years,
and is now planning to enter
Officers Candidate School.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-13

Don't psychoanalyze the returned
GIL. says General Eisenhower. pat
him on the back. And, he might
have added, keep your hand out Of
his pocket while you're doing II.
Surplus war property ID estimated
~ equal Ia value to one.third Of al
~ man-made property In this coun.
~ less than 10 years ago, from
~ smallest pin 10 Boulder Dam.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-13

WJeU Service. Unlsn Trust Building.
Warrington. ID. @.
(7hb b ~ ksst 81 hao srhelss BY
~. B~kksss revealing hese the 70.
aslh n Hiwmlsv's .plsnnsd terror
- usahiAa h hard tor Amsricsns 10
z W. C~mssyJ
1he hearings Of the Kilgore sub.
committee On war mobilization con.
ENDED In the last weeks Of con.
oross and are 10 be resumed next
oeptsmbsS. Testimony before the
ouanmittes has revealed certain "se-
eret documents" showing plans on
- part Il various German indus
kialsts y subsidize Z Nsxi under.
ground party.
1he purpose Of the hearings. Sena.
tor Kilgors's associates tell me. 10
- pespars the United States
against Z future fecrudescenee Of
German unitarian.
n such Underground organizations
exist md eontinus TO exist II win be
neeessary 10 hunt them out Of
tAsir hiding places Il ws can. This
= going to b especially difncult
sinee some Il those hiding places
undouhtedly win b on foreign terri.
ooEy and Il may mot be easy to reach
across ths frontiers Of nations not
80 tnfrisndly 10 the Naxi Fascist
t1ea.
Meanwhile there ID an immedi-
- problem 70 be faced and that 10
~ practical task Of running Ger
many" something which II IL gen.
orally admitted II going 70 bs hard
- than W thought
IAsre are many banning factors
= : purely physical aspect which
entef Into the scheme but ! do not
intend 10 deal with them here. I
want TO talk about the psychological
lroblem which ID recognized BY
trained observers On, the scene but
perhaps not - tully understood a.
4 might b..
u may Be- recslled that some
months ago thsre appeared In these
leolumns m exposition Of the organi-
tation and the indoctrination Of the
herman people ind the indignation
D III elements In Germany into \
agle unit, crs lted for the purpose
III raging tstEa war. This dealt with
- positive sfeps taken In The train
- ~ Ahsand co4vsrsion o.
03&pu1sl6n sxeltsd over such u The
e16or generation q were sufficiently
phahla. n this and ! succeeding ar
ticls ] propose to deal with what
might be called program Of mega
tlon since IT. purpose was to destroy
- quality q resistance to Naziism
- ~ part of those too old or too
slubborn 70 accept. actively or pas.
avsly. The Maxi regime. It IL what
have alluded to a. the program
- ssnlnnnAd terror"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-13
NEGRO DOLLS

Every home should have a
Colored Doll. We offer in this
sale two fleshy numbers. With
hair. moving eyes, shoes, stock
ings, nicely dressed. Price I4.99
and $3.50. If c. O. D. postage is
extra. Dealers Agents wanted.
Write National Co., 254 West
135th ST., New York, 30.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-13

The German wine crop Is so per
cent better than average this year.
But the lees are bitter.
It's paradox that for all Of an
army's destructiveness. coo. 900 men
now In the armed forces, according
to Senator Murray. chairman Of the
small business committee. have had
training or experience In construc.
ton work.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-13
Old Apartment

Scientists unearthed the first
apartment house in the Mesa Verde
National park. southwestern Colo
RADIO. 1t revealed a romantic story
OF how 10000 small-statured people
dwelled there until about 1916, when
some tragic happening ended their
existence
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-13

Hot Springs-Rev. G, N. COL
Inns who is serving his fourth
year as pastor of the Visitors
Chapel A. M. +. Church. and
aside from being the able leader
of this empire church, he is presi-
dent of the INSTRUMENTATION
Ministerial Council of Hot
Springs. The Council meets each
Monday at IL noon. A detail
study of the framework of all
denominationals is being made
by the group.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-13

sister and brother visited her on
June % Cleo Reynolds sis
ter spent a few days with her.