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Farmers TO Oef
Priority on Cots
Tents, Blankets, etc.

Top priority has now been given
b The farmers and food professors
Tor the purchase OF tents. cots.
blankets and other housing and
feeding equipment. for use in hous-
ing and feeding transient agricui-
tura and processing labor.
Any farmer or food professor
Interested in buying any OF these
Items should contact the Farm La
bor office IN Casa Grande. and
make out an application for pur-
chase which will be sent TO the
state Farm Labor Supervisor, VINO
win approve the applications, and
turn them over TO the War Assets
Administration The War Assets
Administration viii then negotiate
directly with the farmers or food
professors concerning the prices
these applications for purchase In
and delivery of the equipment
Potential purchasers should nave
the Farm Labor office as soon as
possible. and not later than June
90 1896
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Community Presbyterian
Vacation Bible School
States Closing Program

Vacation Bible school OF the
Community Presbyterian Church
vim close Friday. May 3isi with "a
program and display work at 3o
p. III.
The children and their parents
have been invited 10 Join the con
eregation in n potlugk picnic on
the church lawn a. - p. m. Ic"
cream and cake will be- furni he'd
by the church
Following the supper the chll
dren will be On charge of the pro-
gram under the direction OF Mrs.
II T. Fulton. superintendent Of
the vacation school Mrs Charlie
Reed will lead In a program ot the
games. Including some played by
children Of other lands Mrs Ed
no Pearl Steward viii accompany
the children in songs they have
learned under her supervision
The parents viii see a display OF
handwork including Bible charts
map work. a small palestinian WI
Iage. fruit box movie. and dramas
az various countries 20 which the
message of Christianity has been
carried.
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Coolidge Locals

It. and Mrs. James Borree and
daughter arrived here Sunday from
Lake Charles. Louisiana He Is
on 25-day leave nj the conclusion
OF which Mrs Borree and children
viii remain In Florence until his
plans are definite
g Miss Kerma Hanna OF Long
Beach. California. arrived here
Monday to visit her mother Mrs
George Hanna Sr.. and family
0 Mrs. Mitchell Cagalj accom-
panied Mr and Mrs J a Diffin
of Florence TO Tucson Wednesday
"a attend the graduation exercises
of Mrs Duane Daley at the Uni
yers.ty OF Arizona
C Mr and Mrs. John Conway OF
oklahoma City took their grand
SON. Pat. back with them AT the
conclusion OF two weeks visit with
their daughter and husband. Mr..
ana Mrs. Martin Parker Talla
They plan 10 return 10 Coolidge
in the near future.
Q Mrs 4. W Spangehl and daugh-
ter. Caren. Of Phoenix were over
'ght guests at the home of Mr.
aud Mrs. Herbert Hanna Thurs
day The Spangehls are former
Coolidge residents.
. John ITALIA OF NARROW. oklahoma
returned home Tuesday al the con-
ciusion of weeks visit with his
brother Martin Talla and family
8 The Reverend and Mrs Joseph
Kamphuis were dinner guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. j..
Wells Tuesday evening"
@ Mrs. ]. NJ. Hines left Tuesday
10 join her husband. who has been
yacationlng in the northern part
of the state. They will stop at
Duncan enroute home TO visit Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. Cosper and daugh-
ter, Marie.
o Mr.. and Mrs. Minor Simws VIII
leave tomorrow for Klondyke. Ari-
zona. to visit his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. 3. Simms. They expect to
bC there for several days.
o Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Johnson OF
Gillian, H., win leave for their
home today at the conclusion OF
two weeks visit with her brother
Martin ITALIA and family
o Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ Shafer and
Mrs. Bruno Valazza spent Tues
day in Phoenix on business.
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Sandra BIahosky is
Honored with Party
On Fourth Birthday

Sandra Blahosky was honored
with a birthday party AZ the home
&C her parents. Mr. and Mrs Roy
HIahosky Tuesday afternoon. Out
door games furnished the enter
tainment and guests were present
80 vith rubber bali and candy "a
vors a pink and white color
scheme was used. Sandra blew
out the four candles on her birth
tay cake.
small guests were. Bobby Burns.
Santra smith. Judy Dora. Denny
Jensen. Eddie HirEinbotham. Mari
Ism and Marsha Mcconnell. David
Thum. Marsha NorthinEtou. John
rie and Tommy wildermuth. John
uie FAIRIES. Sarah Livingston. Mar
raret Dooley. Dickie Dickson. and
Gene Maylleld Mothers present
we're Me-damcs Leon Smith. Il.
q. Burns. Charles Dora. Elmo Jen-
sen. Freeman HigEiu botham vii
liam Mcconnell. N. C. Northing
ton. Allan Thum. RI Wildermuth.
Y r. FAIRIES. e. &. Livingston. Jack
poolev. e. r. Dickson. and l.. Y
Mayneld.
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ance at $50 per month. Location
Pima Avenue
4-Room House. shower bath. sleep
ing porch OF frame & adobe. on
Hess Avenue. $4,000 cash.
New Home . bedrooms, , large
coolers. house completely fur
nished with Venetian blinds,
wall furnace. Construction is ce-
ment blocks. FILA loan of S4.250
to be paid $34O0 per month
Shown only by appointment, Best
residential district in city.
New Home 4-room cement tile
with composition shingle roof >
large bedrooms, living room
kitchen and shower. Lot 50Xl4O
800 cash
Lot 50xl00 in Seagoe's second ad-
dition. $425 cash
Broom frame house with bath.
close to grammar school lot 5OX
40. will take $1,000 cash.
Oue-half interest in growing Dry
Cleaning establishment, will sell
half interest in building and fix
lures. Yearly business better
than $4,000 Largest cleaning
plant between Phoenix and Tue
son. Reason for selling is outside
businesses demanding all of own
ers time.
4-Room frame house with brick
siding. Bathroom without fix
lures. Lot 50x140 in North Cool
idge. selling for $1,000 cash.
A bargain in income property. 25
rental houses and apartments
apt rooms. including furniture
six lots. all lots with Avenue
frontages. $4,000 cash and bal
ance on terms.
Groom home in country with lis
acres. 40 acres in barley balance
in alfalfa 40 HIP electric pump.
ing plant with $4,000 gallon pump
$4,000 cash and balance on easy
terms
Two lots North Coolidge Addition
with 4-room dwelling. all rooms
large S5 900 cash.
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Rebekahs Assist at
Florence Initiation

A group of fourteen from
Coolidge Rebekah Lodge attended
an initiation meeting Of Florence
Rebekah Lodge Tuesday night
The Coolidge group assisted with
initiation ceremonies. The meet
ing was marked by the official
visit Of Mrs. Eldora Curry OF Casa
GIande. district deputy She was
accompanied By a party of seven
from Casa Grande Lodge
Those from Coolidge who made
the trip We're. Mr. and Mrs. r J
Wnber. Mr.. and Mrs Thompson.
Mesdames MORO Morris. Rosa
Moore. Leora Sturgeon. May
Sturgeon. Nora Boone Marsha
Coker. Minnie Nowlin, Ruby
Nowlin. Christene Hansen, and
Nora Davis.
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Wolfe WeddIe VIII
Sc Married Tonight
I~ Outdoor Service

Ei Zora Dec Wolfe and Flsltea
E Wel.i. at EIlt Wu be mar
r.sI af seven o'clock tonight iu b
ceremony performed before q rose
arb.r aa the laaa ui tho Mas AM
fer.aa home The Reverend S H
Hannah of FLORENCE viii read the
wedding rites
Miss Wolfe IS the daughter of
Nr. ar1 Nrs So " Wolfe nt
Coolidge and member of this
years graduating class of Coolidge
teh school She viii wear white
street length dress with a corsage
IS req rose buds. and viii be Civ
81 in marriage by her father.
Miss Mary ELLEN Rose viii be- tho
maid of honor and Horace Fennell
Win De- the best man. sue Kyser
viii play the wedding march on an
urEau.
Fielden weddle s. the son 81
Mr and Mrs. l. f. Weddle Of
Eloy. former Coolidge residents.
Ht is a graduate of Coolidge high
school. class of 40 and has been
q resident Of this district for ten
wears lie o. employed in farm
irr.
After a brieft honeymoon Mr.
and Mrs Weidle viii make their
home south of Coolidge
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Son Calls Mother
From Switzerland
On Monday Morning

s long distance cali from Bern
Switzerland. 10 Coolidge Arizona.
Monday morning stil seems Ike g.
dream to Mrs. Esther Baker and
family The oall came from h~.
SON sgt Edward Baker. who ha
been nsersea- for eighteen mouths
Arrangements for the rall were
made week iu advance by over
seas operators whn contacted op
.ator- al the local telephone OF
flee The call came through ai
1880 p. IN Coolidge time "h.'a
vas 1880 %. m. ia Bern s"iiz"r
land
A thrce-way conversation Was
held when Miss Vivian Baker WAS
switched iu from Dr. g. r Max.
wells office. SO she might take
mart I'm the conversation between
her mother and brother lie 81.
stationed I'm Northern Germany
but Is AZ present with group OF
service men on a three weeks
sight seeing tour through Rome
italy and Switzerland. Most OF
the war damage In Rome has been
repaired he said. and living con
ditions In Switzerland are lar
above what he expected 10 find.
Baker. who fought with the stb
ARMY during the Battle of the
Rhine. hopes to be back In the
states by the end OF July.
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No. 1854
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IL THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IL
AND FOR THE COUNTY or
PINAL.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
EUGENE +. FENNELL. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, HORACE c. FEN
NELL. administrator of the estate
of EUGENE f. FENNELL, de-
ceased. TO the creditors OF, and ali
persons having claims against. said
dccedent, TO exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers within ten (l0)
months after the first publication
OF this notice, 10 the said admin
istrator at the office OF CHAS. ".
STOKES, Attorney at Law, Cool
idge. Pinal County, Arizona.
Dated this 2lst day OF May. 1916.
HORACE c. FENNELL
First publication: May "A, 1916.
Last publication June Il, 1916.
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Eleventh Birthday
Marked by Party

" ~ ODonncll's nth birthday
vas celebrated with a party al
the home 81 his parents. SIR and
Mrs. e. l. oDonnel Wednesday
afternoon a birthday cake ana
punch clImaxed the afternoon s
fun
Guests wer. Billy. Gene and
Dan Herring Earlene Gin. Edith.
Barbara. Gloria and june Moore.
Dolores Spears, judy kirkland.
Rodeer and Royce O'Donneli. Leon
O-nouncn. Wanda Ashley. Joe
Euhanks Darrell Holmes. Mertin
cope. and Claudia O'DonnelL
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Sew and So Club Holds
Social Meeting Friday

4 social meeting for members
and their husbands was held by
the Sew and So club OF Rebekah
Lodge at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Fred Jones Friday night
The affair was the elimination OF
membership drive in which those
on the losing side entertained the
winners. Mrs Dora Thompson was
general chairman OF arrangements.
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teaching OF conversational Spanish
10 teachers.
There viii also be a special
workshop conference. July Z2-Zb
FOR school administrators.
on the SIMMER staff viii be ma
t'oually known figures In educa-
uou who will act as consultants
and instructors.
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Junior Woman's Club
States Monday Social

A pot luck supper will be held
hy Coolidge Junior Woman's club
for members and their husbands al
the home OF Mr. and Mrs Roy
Blahosky Monday night beginning
al 1880 O'Clock. Following supper.
cards will furnish the evening s
entertainment.
o Mrs. f. ID. Chandler and Mrs.
Josephine Borree were in Phoenix
Tuesday on business.
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Want Ads
FOR SALE

i-Bedroom home, partly furnished
$3.50 down; balance $35 per
month. Reduced TO .-..-.. $3.50
Immediate possession. Garage and
2-bedroom house also lots on
highway. AT Picacho .......S $4,000
3-Room house. partly furnished. on
Walton --.......--..-.-.-............... Sl,15O
Cafe doing splendid business with
building and lot in Florence
$4,000
3-Bedroom home with apartment in
rear. Nice location. In Flor
ence ---.-----.-...-....---............ $4,000
2Bedroom home furnished. I'm
mediate possession. 3 cabins
partly furnished. lots.
Fenced ....-.-....-..--.---..--..-..... $3.50
Auto Court with splendid income.
Good terms ........................ SIS, 900
Nice home on Pima. 3 apart
ments .................................... $4,000
Arizona Land and
Investment Co.
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NOTICE OF SALE m BULK


Notice is hereby given that
Dave Hill will on the 18th day OF
June, 1876 sell his stock. merchan-
disc. fixtures and equipment In the
"PICACHO TAVERN at Picacho
located about Is miles south OF
Coolidge, Arizona, 10 Frank X.
Johnson.
Dated this 29th day OF May, 1916.
Dave Hill
State of Arizona. Pinal County, IS.
Acknowledged before me this
29th day Of May, 1876 by Dave Hill
Raymond Sroat
Notary Public
Ny commission expires
Feb. 27. 1949.
First publication: May 81. 1916.
First publication: June Il, 1916.
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Arizona Land and
Investment Co.
AUCTION SALE

EVERY SATURDAY AT . p. NJ.
Four Miles East OF Coolidge on
Road to Coolidge Army Air Base
Turn Right at Our Sign
Bring what you have to sell
Livestock, Furniture. Machinery
Household Goods, Etc.
For Information PHONE 377-R13
PINAL COUNTY AUCTION SALES
J. G. Lewis. Mgr. A. w. Lynch, Auct
Bring Your Livestock in Early
M17-tfc
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LAND BANK 4 per cent
loans-5 to 40 years. A. l.. Bart
lett, Sec.-Treas., Pinal National
Farm Loan Association, Coolidge,
Arizona. Phone 173 F1-tfc
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FOR SALE Coolidge Laundry on
Arizona Boulevard. Good busi-
ness. See Carl Jackson on prem
ises Phone 267. M3l-tt
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FOR SALE-0ne house and lot
also vacant lot, two rabbit
hutches, one brooder house. Call
or see Roy l.. Ackers, Ais Hess
Ave, first door east of Clarks
Laundry. Phone 297. M24-2p
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Memorial Day, May 3Oth, 1916

sponsored approved
and paid by TOM NASSER CONSUMERS MARKET Coolidge
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FOR SALE - 3-room house near
high school. Partly furnished, in
Guiding cooler. electric mangle
and washing machine. Ideal loca-
ton. Price 81. 200. w. c. Ashley.
45S W. Byrd Phone 71-J11.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-25
Social unctions

A luncheon and informal party
highlighted yesterdays activities
for Miss Louise Hooper, bride-elect.
as she was entertained by Miss
May Taylor. Mrs. Raiford Trask,
Mrs. W. A. Raney, Jr.. and Mrs.
Hampton Tillery.
Miss May Taylor entertained
yesterday at a luncheon honorins
Miss Hooper in St. Johns Tavern
with covers laid for IA guests.
The luncheon table was attrac-
lively arranged with Easter lilies
and peonies.
Enjoying the affair with the
lhonoree aadathe hostess were Miss
MARY WILSON, Mrs. John Wilson
Mrs. Richard Cantwell, Mrs. Hamp'
ton Tillery, Mrs. William Raney,
Mrs. Raiford Trask, Miss Betty
blue Davis, Miss Joycelyn Peck,
Miss Nudge Strange, Miss Anne
Burr, Miss May Clark, and Miss
Mary London James.
Last night at the Cape Fear club,
Mrs. Raiford Trask, Mrs. w. A.
Raney, and Mrs. Hampton Tillery
honored the bride-elect and he]
fiance, Herbert Wilson, Jr., O
Pittsburgh, at an informal part
with so guests attending.
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Council To Sponsor
Series Of Dances In
Recreation Center

The advisory council of the Lake
Forest Recreation center is spon-
soring a dance to be given on
Saturday night from $50 until
IL o'clock at the Lake Forest
Community building.
This is the first of a series OF
dances to be sponsored by the
Advisory council for the purpose of
stimulating community recreation
and at the same time provide
means for assisting athletic groups
in getting uniforms for the or
gained teams.
Returned war veterans and their
wives are given a special invita-
ton to attend these dances.
The music will be records with
amplifier and soft drinks will be
available.
Tickets are on sale at the Lake
Forest Drug store and at the Lake
Forest A & P market. Also
tickets will be sold at the door
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Mrs. Robert Whitaker, Flutist,
To Appear On Orchestra Program

The program for the occasion
win be divided into five parts and
viii include:
Part I: Triunphal Marche bv
Grieg; Celebrated Minute by Boo
cherini; and ".Tesu Joy of Mans
Desiring by Bach.
Part II: Ave Maria BY Bach.
Gounod, featuring Douglass Hail,
violin solo; Cradle Song by Brahms
featuring Sarah koonce. string bass
solo: and Elegie Etude by Don Jon,
featuring Mrs, Whitaker, flutist, I'm.
accompanied.
Part III: Suite, "A Day in
Venice" by Nevin, and includes
Part w: La Cinquaintaine by
Gabrielle Marie, featuring Guini.
we're Britt, violin solo: Polonaise
in A Major by Chopin, featuring
Robert McCarl, piano solo: anc
10. Hear the Gentle Lark" b,
Bishop, featuring Mrs. Whitaker
flutist, and Barclay Brown, clari
Dawn, Gondoliers. Love Song anc
Good Night.
Part V: Serenade by Toselli: Hi
Billy bv Gould; End HuneN riar
dances, Nos. 8 and s by Brahms.
No admission will be charged.
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Mrs. Robert Whitaker, profes.
sional hutist, University Of Miami.
will be the guest artist to appear
on the third annual spring cons
cert of the. New Hanover High
school orchestra Friday night al
8 o'clock in the school auditorium.
Laura Howell Norden, director,
will be in charge.
The high school orchestra. we'll
known throughout the state for its
splendid performances, has ap-
peared before numerous audiences
during the year and presented
dramatic stories in orchestral mu.
sic.
The 22-piece orchestra includes
the following students:
Violins: Douglas Hall, concert.
master; Edith Sanders, principal,
Earl Buck, Guiaivere Britt, Viviar
Caps. Doris Schmidt, Hazel Yopo
Patricia Smith, Claude Ellison
Louise Sanders, Sarah Ann Bel.
lamy, Jewel Bennett, Francis
Flowers, Toula Saffo, Mary Lille
Sandlin, and Bill Contes.
String bass: Sarah Koonce, anc
Ellen Smith; Clarinet: Barclay
Brown; Trombone: James Ker-
mon: Tympani and drums: AMI
Holt; and Piano, Robert McCarl
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-25
Tommy Laney, 0rrell Parker Win
Top Honors AT Baby Show Parade

tommy Laney and Orrell Parker
-.'1ked off with The top honors Of
vino the most outstanding boy
.sd girl at the Baby show yester-
~. ,.r afternoon sponsored by the
Clustering r] circle held in the Cape
T , armory, with 11G youngsters
ttompetiag for the title.
Tommy is the son Of Mr.. and
urs Emsley Laney of Magnolia
NI and Orrell is the daughter
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker of
T.w York and granddaughter If
Nv nv and Mrs. Louis B. Orrell, 31s
orange street.
Botb youngsters received silver
,oring cups for winning the highest
other children receiving prizes
wore Elise Humphrey and Isaac
crajnger. prettiest girl and boy
vnder one year; Betty G. Chinnis,
snd Roger Clarl, Oxford. Jr,
hesJthiest girl and boy under one
rear. Carol Holland, and Tommy
I lane prettiest girl and boy one
r ns old; Mary Emily Antey, and
wIliam D. Kassens, healthiest
sir1 and boy one year old; Mary
siblev Emerson and Frederick
Marshall Mars Adams, rrettiest girl and
b,ndsomest boy two years old;
Kate Harrell and James Weaver
H fitzpatrick, Jr.,s healthiest girl and
Inv two years old: Frances SibIey
wo W, and Robert c. Cantwell,
nrettiest girl and handsomest boy
three years old; Crrell Parker and
Michael Lane Smith, most. at
tractive girl and toy three years
I'D. and Ann Merts, and Russell
r Burney, Jr., prettiest girl; hand
soonest boy between four and five
wears old; and Jaquelin Berman
and James Osborne Carr. most at
tractive boy and glrl between four
and five years old.
The prettiest twins in the show
were Beth and Billy King and the
most attractive wins were Jean
and Jane Hardy.
The first feature on the program
was the Float parade in which
awards were given to Elise Hum
ubrey as the most attractive; Will
liams trio, most original; and Will
liam Michael Fenley. Jr.,- most
UNIQUE float.
The highligh. Of the afternoon
were the young artists from
Belcher Studio of the Dance who
presented the following program:
Melody Babies in Song and Tap,
jeanne Tienken, Sara Craig. Nam
cy Evans, Carolina Murphree,
Sandra Copeland and Sabra Ann
Brew; Raggedy Ann and Andy, a
character acrobatic dance, Pa
tricia Merritt and Betty Tienken:,
Perfect Rhythm Baby. three year
I'D Beth Troy; Personality IN
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Song Jay Drynan; and I'm For.
ever Blowing Bubbles, a swing toe
TO- routine Ann Hatch, Jerry Rich
Snarlotte Jones, Hazel Swart
Lenora Sudbury, Mary Cox. and
Carol Bunch.
A special decorating committee
arranged the armory using Bun.
ny theme on the dance floor and
stage. Most of the decorations
were loaned by Miss Doris E. Mar
solals, assistant director at the
second and Orange USO.
The miniature candy house Of
Hansel and Gretel fame, which was
on display during the afternoon.
was auctioned off and sold to Mrs,
Harmon Rorison of Oleander.
Mrs. Sam Nash, Jr.., and Mrs
Robert Strange were in charge Of
the affair.
Ihere were approximately 500
persons attending the show.
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women , u 40;
who suffer fiery misery Of
HOT FLASHES

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blue at times - due to the functional
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Pinkham's Compound is one Of the
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for this purpose!
Taken regularly - inkham's Com
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It has proved that some Of the hap
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Thousands upon thousands Of
women have reported remarkable
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x We The Women
The US. IS Developing Ny|on A||ergy

by now. It's headache when they
are for sale and a headache when
they aren't. 1t must be almost as
wearing to stand all day and give
vague answers to when will you
have another SHIPMENT" as it is
to have to dole out stockings to a
greedy-eyed line of customers.
The big, tough cops who have
had their dignity threatened by
the antics of fighting women in
nylon lines have surely built up
an allergy to them too.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-25
Mrs. J: H. Gerdes
To Speak Today
AT Sorosis Meet

Mrs. j. H. Gerdes, president of
Cape Fear Garden club, will be
the main speaker this afternoon
at the meeting of the Garden club
of North Carolina Sorosis with
Mrs. G. T. Farrar, chairman, in
charge.
The president urges all members
to attend as it will be the last
meeting of the year.
A social hour will conclude the
meeting with Mrs. c. W. Spencer
in charge of decorations and Mrs.
w. L. Williford, Mrs. A. R. Kinney,
and Mrs. L. L. Merritt in charge
of refreshments.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-25
Rankin Demands Probe
OF CIO-PAC Activities

WASHINGTON, April "a. -RA
Rep. Rankin (D-Miss) announced
Wednesday he will ask the House
committee on Un-American activi-
ties to investigate the CLIO. Politi-
cal Action committee which he
termed "a Communist froat move
ment."
In a statement, Rankin also call
ed for the removal of Henry A.
Wallace as secretary Of COM
merce, asserting that Wallace
Seems to be hand-in-glove" with
the PAC.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-25
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