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million more than in the previous
year. We dispatched three times as
much soldier mail, nearly three
times as many overseas radio mes
sages, did three times more work in
our maintenance shops, paid out
twice as much money in family al
lowance accounts.
Statistics, however, do not tell the
whole story.
They don't indicate the quality of
medical care of the effort involved
in setting up convalescent hospitals.
They don't show the superb service
rendered by Army communications
twenty-four hours day, linking the
hattlefronts with the War Depart
ment.
In 1914 we established a correction
division in the Adjutant Generals
Office to supervise rehabilitation
centers and disciplinary barracks.
We opened redistribution stations
for personnel returned from over
seas.
We all know what the encourage
ment and guidance of the Chaplains
mean to our soldiers everywhere.
We have extended our program to
provide information, off-duty educa-
ton. and recreation to our soldiers.
They are we'll informed, but they
have never been propagandized.
In dollar value twenty per cent OF
our contracts in 1914 went to small
businesses compared with only thir-
teen per cent in '43 This is decided
Improvement and congratulate you
on it,
In the. year prices in ASF con-
tracts declined five per cent. We
continued to meet our lend-lease
commitments.
Even under extreme conditions no
overcrowded ports marred the rec
ord of the Transportation Corps and
of the railroads. This is an out
standing achievement.
We have closed about one-fourth
the capacity of the posts We manage
in the United States and are holding
them ready for troops back from
Europe for redeployment or return
to their homes.
Perhaps our most noteworthy
achievement last year was handling
supplies for the European invasion.
1t required all our power of divina-
tion and ingenuity to insure that we
had what the troops needed where it
was needed. We met every require
ment on more than 200 critical items.
We met all last minute requests.
Since then demands that tax the
entire resources of the nation in their
frilfillment have been laid on us.
Nor have we forgotten the needs
of Cur troops in the Pacific. We even
sent supplies directly for new bases
The Apache sentinel., 1945-03-30

supply directly from Europe to the
Orient. Our job will be larger, not
smaller, after We day. We will re-
joice when Hitler is defeated, but it
will be too early for celebration or
relaxation. ~ 9@ =
The war in the Pacific will be hard
and it may be- long 1t will require
great effort to defeat the fanatically
stubborn, close-kr1it power of the
Japanese. a.
At best our losses will be heavy
Operations of greatly increased scope
and magnitude in the Pacific will be
required to assemble and drive home
the preponderance of force necessary
to assure the complete defeat of
Japan. Every one of us must remem-
ber this every day.
The redeployment problem is by
lall odds the most difficult the War
Department has yet to face At the
same time our troops move into po-
Sition to occupy Germany we must
inventory and rewarehouse millions
of tons of supplies and equipment
Some must be set aside for troops
who remain, some be rehabilitated
and supplemented for those who go
direct to the Orient. New staging
areas and port facilities must be pro-
vided. Procedures must be installed
for controlling the whole business.
Equipment for troops redeployed
here must be returned from Europe
and supplemented from new produc-
ton. Camps must be reopened and
stocked with training equipment
while slow-moving items are being
shifted to the Orient to be ready
there when the troops arrive. All of
this must be woven into intricate
shipping schedules. On the receiving
end, great reception centers and
staging areas will be required to
bring men and equipment together
and to put the finishing touches on
training prior to assault.
During this period, production
schedules must be adjusted to fit
shipping and training schedules.
Some increases will be needed for
certain items, as for example, trop-
ical clothing We dare not fail to
meet the load placed on us. We must
move in order and with precision,
yet must make our redeployment
with maximum speed to end the
war. There will be general feeling
at this time that the game is in its
last inning and war WEAKNESS will
provoke criticism which will be the
result of brittle tempers, under
standable impatience and just plain
fed up with the whole business.
tell you again this will be by far
the toughest assignment the War
Department has ever had and we in
the Army Service Forces will bear
the brunt of it. 1 know you will ac-
cept the challenge and see it
through.
Once more let me say, am proud
! of the performance of the Army
The Apache sentinel., 1945-03-30

Today, third anniversary, address myself to the
m and of Army Service Forces | talk to
those of here home and those other millions trained
in ASF, who with armies
We born in a of urgency and urgency has
driven After three hard let look back
ward for and then forward the tasks ahead. Let
take stock Of position today and ask ourselves how well
The Apache sentinel., 1945-03-30

we are prepared for the future.
A year ago | reported to
you on our accomplishments
in lo43. We were proud Of
that record; we had every right
to be proud But let us now compare
it with 1914.
Last year we increased production
by two billion dollars. We shipped
overseas nearly fifty million tons of
supplies as compared with less than
twenty-nine million in 1943. We car
ried three million men overseas, a
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Service Forces in 1914. 1 deeply ap-
preciate what all of you have done.
We have worked closely together. I
know what you have done to make
this record possible and 1 want you
to know my deep gratitude for this
accomplishment.
The Apache sentinel., 1945-03-30
GEN. SOMERVELL. SPEAKS
ON ASF 3rd ANNIVERSARY

The following address by 1t Gen. BrehOn SOmve Com
mandng General Army CoIum
ba BrOadcastng System March 1945 Because it's
interest are publishing it in fuI)
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

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carpenter repairs, Keystone kitchen cabi-
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COWS. screens. heating. remodeling Terms
LET ME HELP you with you nome i'm.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT available approx z hrs
reg; daily basis; general records. financial
a snd sri Exports sspsr AID
" z. and Va. Bars; education: ABB. and
LIZ; Government background. Box I'll
BELLMAN. colored, 8 years experience.
evenings, 5-l p. m. weekdays; no Sundays.
BooKKEEPER: 3 years real estate expert
estate company or bldg. assn; have com
pIeted years training accountancy school
soX I9s *: star. 3:
all around cooking short order. pastry
hotel, restaurant and cafeteria. Write
j, r: l444 W st; NV. Apt, 30. 3.
HoNORABLY DISCHARGED veteran Just
position; ~ years Of age, well educated
spent most of my life in publishing and
printing feld, have vast experience in en-
adapt myself to most any kind of work:
Columbia Heights Station, Washington
MANAGEMENT ENGINEER and public ac-
countant available. for personnel mgr or
Accept 5000 for good future. Box s77sX,
MUSICIAN \ cleo; steel guitar, available for
PAINTER, colored; small interior Jobs; by
contract or day; ref. furnished; 35 yrs
RADIO REPAiRMAN, thoroughly expert
enced, all types OF equipment; draft ex-
e sI; young man; Box 267-x, Star. ..
WAR DEPT EMPL0YE, sound knowledge
trustee Of property, collect rents, pay in
terest and principal on morteage, pay
g. 81 tenants; eventually might buy. Box
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PERSONAL,

T WD s'Iss s While yOY SSalt Room so5
MfhS0 coS sds C. 800 nv DraDeres bed
Sh,P aay Ss'y sSo DArdSEAutT DEco-
ga9nASfSr r. sn'm M%pE nId a 95st
2HH scs sGffaER r." sssS ask ask for Miss
Mr,s' t. If YOU are IN need of loan up to
f EaM,S Sn S 10Y, sisnsigre o.sc,,,s,rs
develop courage. and gain poise. learn to
se ss"' pho snd s s4ss For private
week more to enroll; special full playing
privilege eards assuring you playing
days. beginninr May 30. At the new Alex
andr,a Golf and Country Club Enrolment
low 81 and 81 each month tpluS; daily
fieem Al feS' 51e1 minute ouS seheouie
HOWELL ACADEMY FOR BOYS offers a
12-month, program of school. summer
ROCK RIDGE FARM, 81 SUMNER ,",i'' home for
faaFfp $50 ptf to MONTH S'n fs
NURSE has vacancy in private home for
sa s4sa aaS' large front fm' tray service
WILLIAMS, formerly opposite Mayhower
reducing for gentlemen, only: hotels or
SLIP COVERS AND ' DiRApERIEs, profes-
sonally cut and tailored: early appoint
LADY WOULD LIKE TO SEW with dress
maker of highest type; reasonable; for
experience Box DIX Star -.
ACCOMPANIST PIANO for voice and re-
cording studio must be good reader: part
time DU, 3577
WANTED permanent home, private room
for chronic invalid lady, age g. bed
patient. able TO feed. battle, care for herself
personally has occa Sional CRYING and
complaining spells; limit 500 month. Box
30S-X. Star.
PORTRAIT SPECIAL - Personalities of
children made, at home, !: different poses
PROTESTANT LADY to attend booth.
Washington Cathedral spring festival May
10 TO May 3, Write or call in person
THE UNITED STATES. l2l1-A Conn ave !.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES tc.,.)

up ger room: le45 washable sunfsst pa
P PiHSo HorE sua5antesd Georgia 2tsl
n psno or HoEM a19e y
FfeTnEE FsAM aA 18th s Kinds II nw made
order: OLen ewes. MACCO GLASS AND
ANTS 1925 I4th st. NV. no. .628.
PLASTER. brick. cement nagstone work;
waterproofins; no job too small. TR. 1869,
PLAsTERING and cement work; no Job
. toe e, nor too small, DI 1870. W M
P PEEa2MTAs "a M A ii nv cEmEsrrNc Jobs
PPLAsTERING DONE By white mechanics.
inc inc 'o1 tpo small cal reliable plaster
P I5 Ss'' ANP HEAgI!sc. remoas,ns
go 1880 r or Franklin kim Telephone Fransn
: nos Hsnesi prices MID-cr ~ RADIO sr1e
s "a Ma % o77 9m'; Friday and SATURDAY.
RADIOS REPAIRED in your home If DOS
sible; Is years experience; all work guar
experts No delay. MCGEE & CO. CO.. D t.
RaDo fTsf AHssup snd vorf DONE IN
Md, Va; LEE. DI. 0122. Sunday, too So
REFRIGERATORS and washing macnlnes
REFRIGERATORS. washing machines, mo-
tors and appliances ovcrhauled and re-
paired; 24-hr service. FIR. 1861. -
REFRIGERATION REPAIRS All makes.
work guaranteed. VICTOR REFRIGERATOR
R RP RG aR c sER asps estimate
on guaranteed oyerhaus, ACE REPRIGER-
k da1M Co. R NAt9R a Estimate, free
Toof' cutters, spouting and painting. Call
Swine ACKNOWLEDGEMENT repair.
on any make Adjusting ard oiling 81
Parts and supplies for all machines Sew
ing machine dept. 3rd door s. KAHN
s Sls 3. co D District 200
oil and adjust an. make machine. soc
Famous New Home" sales and service
THE PALAIss ROYAL sewing machines
USED CAMERAS oousht and sold pUL-
EER d dALHERT NC. e15 10th st nv
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned. CSC. Up to
3 1T. wide and #. long. Have your blinds
tnoroughly cleaned by our modern ma
chine method. WASHINGTON SHADE q
WASHING MACHINES repaired free esti-
SERVICE y ,sI aI6o Mt Pleasant NV, AID. $3.50,
make your old radio play like new. Call
EXPRESS RADIO. TIA 25ls
ANY TYPE RADIO or electric appliance
repaired. Elec; wiring. Reas. Work
guar OR; 4s01. AID. $500. IA. Os27 -
QUICK SERVICE, free estimates. get work
done early. c. N. RIDDLE. Paper Hanger
and Painter. Dupont 1884 after 8 pm. %
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

alterations: reasonable MISS BERT, 1890
Irving st. NV. Apt f. AID 223s.
EXPERT SEAMSTRESS-Al era T. on S
dresses suits remodeling. Work guar
anteed. Dupont 1854 q
PERFECT-FITTING SLIP COVERS anc
draperies all kinds Of alterations; prices
reasonable. JULIA GONZALEZ, 1884 Co.
lnmbia I'd. NV. DE. 5000.
SECRETARY (single), refined, proficient,
ex2erlenced, age %; minimum S45 week
Box :e70-X, Star. pc
SECRETARY-BOOKK experienced
available 30-hour. 5-day week; temporary
or permanent; S1.25 per hour. North 819S
A.
WOMAN, young. colored, waitress or foot
counter, wants experience; meals furnished
reliable. Box 306-X, Star a.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED WOMAN wants part-time en-
ployment tdomestic). 9 am. to 2 pm
daily tno Sunday: SIS weekly and car car.
GoLORED WOMAN, s.h.w., live in: no
Hf sr,ils, employed couple or small adult
LAUNDRY, 1913 4th st. NV; coolred wom-
an wishes bundle laundry at home. Call or
WOMAN, colored. refined, trustworthy, de-
sires cleaning, etc, 3a days, Tuesday,
w Medn n4 es , Friday and Saturday am.
WOMEN C2), colored, reliable, want part
time or days work no Sundays. NO 1898.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.


SECRETARIES. $50 wk.; postwar future;
perm. legal stenos., 5A-da, wk., $40
patent law stem, expr.. Sl2-da. wk., S45
stenog.. 5Ia-day wk., mfr, rep, S11O: med.
zeal stenog,, expr., 81, S45; French
stenog., 5a,da. wk., $500 mo; % new
openings daily: top salaries. Miss Young
MA. 60S8. PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911 G,
next Epiphany Church.
some typine heIpfu 4 per wK iaeaI Ear T *
student MA. 60ss. Miss Reed. Come in
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1871 G, next
Epiphany Church
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REPAIRS and SERVICES

ACCURATE REPAIRS all makes typewrit-
fIs exper f6 mee fnss speedy service Cali
purchased. DISTRICT TYPEWRITER CO.
ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
paired aui0kly: factory-trained mechanics,
oFETGE MACHINE CORR sSu Bond p Bldg ISIS
eh5nss a-hcur e serSice' Ii S ssss ga
AWNINGS, bags; canvas chairs. cots. ten
T ns neps asDaq pR hsayy and sh
CARPENTER. builder; restaurant work:
pairs. NJ. c. RoWLY. GE. $3.50, ME. 1900.
mains: remodeins and r'- Store 'af front.
BoOHER & AINsWoRTH, d. o1oc.
Pert .y9ykma nship WA ISIS
sensational results guaranteed, work done
Mr. n ye eR1 pE9 home Nn ios For estimates cali
motor m orr repairs; plugs and fixtures installed
E faoTE ssfyc sppL ER sl
SST IS kNlSaH2Rb aRAY
MI MT a 6s4 co 1871 gork Phone
ELECTRit WlkisG fixtures extra out.
F si reP ar Sd hG as
FLOOR SANDING and s sa hin S eieanlns
E iIS * sANSSDlNSa sARk Road H aoUs-
F FUR RE sp. IS c a1an 49,
hr;. service: work guaranteed; free pickup,
d ely pyp in District and vicinity STEW
Gen sENEkah Bkic rss W S6Hasn i s,ores steps
co rs s9asrete work. ETC. R1NALPi &
nov MoRk-Fire escapes. lintels, col
/ Istb St NV, Ma. .57ee - :: 0'
LIZ Wis. ave ave; Nd, oas7:
n ow p pnd oor renhn IA A9 ay%
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PAINTING, interior, exterior, by best
fASb s7enins st' e5o-1 Ss M IT, kbRk
PAINTING, papering and ,Kemtone. We
speeialize in kemtone. Call for free esti-
se sa & a e rGRs MP sfp"s s
PAINTING, interiors, exteriors; screen re-
Pairs and , roofs For estimates call RICH
PAINTING. interior, exterior; sherwin-
after 1 ? m. SANFORD, Trinidad s42s. s.
ing. gen. contractor; reliable white me
shani IS; no delays. MR.. RIDENoUR,
PAINTING and paper hanging in deco
rative and distinctive colors; private homes
a speciality. PAUL PoLoKoFF, DI. 4s71.
81
PAINTING, decorating, roof repairs, home
repairs; white mechanics; work guaranteed.
PA!TINTING,. MENTIONS and spred. We
will beautify your home with Al work
shs1R sAAsfSo Re aSss nrst-class
work and materials; work done at once;
free estimates. FIR. $500. s.
PAINTING, PAPERING, plastering at rea-
Sonable prices. Work guaranteed, prompt
attention;, Can "A: 1859. .....
PAINTING, PAPERING, FASTENING
For that feeling Of, prewar efficiency. serv-
let me do your work. I'll do the job and do
It well. withopa giving YOU any Of the
often blamed on the war. Eniciency is ss
emciency does; war . Or no var. Let me
PAPERING-5 rooms. tMo-story. whole
DU. aO5s: GE. 1859 after 5 pm.
PAPERlNG AND PAINTING, Al work:
estimates free. Call MR.. BECKETT. DU.
~NS~'
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in. shorthand. typing, bookkeeping
comptometer. all secretarial subjects, Civil
Service courses Est. 20 years; accredited
Inquire MA. 1898. BOYD SCHOOL, 1888
+ st. topp.- Capitol Theater)
ACCOUNTING under 18 CPAs, by CORE
spondence, quickly, economically CPA coach
ing: recognized. Free booklet. NE. All.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

GIRL desires ride to California. Will
Star. as
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WOODWARD d LOTHROP has immediate
Once. 9th oor: s sso q1'e dail smD1 ises
WRAPPER. with or without experience,
pleasant working conditions, good salary;
permanent position. INQUIRE Mr.. Gottlieb,
if n nW Ii Hahn SHOE % Nj sro Aassy 1907
YOUNG LADY as receptionist. CAPITAL
YOU YOUNG LADY LADY, handy with needle; to
YOUNG. LADY. stenographer and book
py he n m1n hsR $40 Per Tf Sd APP
H N%1Inr! Hig hnM st ST. Arlington,
under ~, to assist with office work; 6-day.
dept 3os HP eAPP PeF TaaNsT Go
3 TsEa and pnta PrSeSpeet ave nv Geergetown
4 JOB YOU WILL ENJOY Learn I this IN.
sereSti9g g, and nd vital war work Earnings at
permanent, positions: promotion opportuni-
F PSI yS Sth St IL nv Menday
FAKE $40 PoToM " II TELE Tae SEEe e.
Hiring ARRANGEMENTS approved by War
PART-TiME TELEPaoNE OPERATOR. ex-
perlence not necessary; am. to , pm.
two. days, with -auarter-hour lunch
period; am. to noon Saturdays salary.
$50 per month. See MISS LUND. Room
7O2, SIG 14th st. NV.
INTERESTING WAR WORK-Earnings at
start, S31 20 weekly, with rapid increases;
no experience NECESSARY: excellent working
eo snf dcs e ays g to 80 Apply employ
Fri, $40 am. to 9 pm; Sat; $40 am
5EAKE g. PoToMAc TELEPHoNE CO.
Hiring arrangements approved by War
Mdnpower Commission.
ATTRACTIVE POSITION for clerical work.
erS; no experience necessary: large, air
conditioned of1ice; vacation with pay: op-
Po nn,1 = rv for psrm n employment.
4th and 7 SITS. ne. Hiring arrangements
approved.
PART-TIME essential employment in our
food market, either morning, afternoon or
evening hours. whether you work in Gov
eminent or private interests you can read
lily qualify to make yourself some extra
money; experience not necessary; ages lii
to 40, II at all interested, come in and
ton, we have a part-time Job to fit it. APP
ply store manager. GIANT FOOD DEPT
STORES, S45 Bladensburg I'd. ne, any
day. Q Am. to pep.
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Continued on Next PAgs.)
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:, experienced, for young execu-
fast-growing export business:
postwar position, S175. Box
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-21

War Bond sales in the 7th loan xs3ited to Kodiak included the following. Pacific American Fish ssies, s3OOo; Alaska Packers, s5UU, Standard Oil company eOO0.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-21

The Christian Service Center, located in the former Kodiak Reusaticn business location, is bang discontinued, Rev. John Marshall, of the Praise Chapel, a.oomeed this week.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-21

Mrs. Eula Sperling, of the HhBer Nook, left by boat re- gently for the States, on a visit b Der husband in St. Paul, Nian. She expec.s to return to Alaska in few months.
 0aly a small percentage of the oesl car owners have made ap- peation for the S5 federal use ,aAnp at the local post office, it sas reported this week. The tax seqMred of all vehicles and as due July 1.
 OaaS Olson, carpenter is re- a'siDg the marquee On Christy's akery.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-21
Town Topics

Miss velma Ameling, who llv- .s ;n Kodiak 4 years while em- lived r ', as secretary for Warren s TaylOr, attorney, is now work =. vith the CAA as field clerk = 9 construction job at skwent- :. about 75 miles from Anchor .rs The work there will be com ussas5 this fall.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-21

AIohonse Chouinard, Sam Morrison and Willard Hall, all ,rw recruits in Uncle Sam's ,,n,v. left by plane recently for Anchorage to receive their basic framing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

AFTER Ia days back 10 my doctor. He con-
hrmed what my mirror told me. My complexion
was resher, brighter, hner-textured! Later learned
skin improvements had been observed by all the
So examining doctors. Actually out OF OF all the
1855 women got see-able, feeable results So the
l4-Day Pamolive Plan is my beauty plan for feg'
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

my complexion had lost its soft. smooth look. SO
said yes qaiok when wasinvtedtot try the Day
Palmoliye Pian-along with 1884 other women all
over the U.S.A.! My group reported TO a leading San
Francisco skin specialist Some of Us had dry skins;
some Oily. After careful examination, We were given
the Pamoli,e Plan 10 zf home for Ia days.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28
THESE DRAMATIC
4 PHOTOS. taken by

THESE DRAMATIC
4 PHOTOS. taken by
Jap photographers dur
ing the early stages of
the war, are the first
original photographs TO
be published of the Jap
side of the Philippine
campaign.
HighHghtS of the in
famous march of death,
the battles of Corregidor
and Manila, and The oeeH--
patton of the Philippines
are shown in this excIu-
SiVe series. Watch for
another full page TO-
morrow.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-19
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Virginia: In the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court 0 f t h e
The County Of Dickinson, on
the 9th day of April 1945
Paul w. Hodges, Complainant
Against i.
Verl Hazel Hodges, Defendant
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain a divorce Avinculo Matri-
monii.
And affidavit having been
made and filed that the defend
ant, Verl Hazel Hodges, is not a
resident of the State of Virginia,
it is ordered that she do appear
here within 10 days after due pub
LEGATION hereof and do what may
be necessary to protect her in
terest in this suit. And it is fur
ther ordered that copy hereof
be published once a week for
four successive weeks in the
DICKINSON HERALD and that
a copy be posted at the front
door of the court house of this
county on or before the End April
rules 1945.
A copy-TeSte:
E. B. Stanley, Clerk
J. C.. Smith pa. april 12-45