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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1948-06-01
CONSUL RAMIREZ SPEAKS

Continued from page u
queen contest. Representative Ra-
mon Magsaysay, member of the
Congress of the Philippines, will
crown her majesty, the queen.
"Madre de Cacao"
New to Seattle people will be a
Philippine folk dance "Madre de
Cacao," which will be danced by
Filipino teen-agers under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Nena Ruiz.
Prisca Langoey, well-known FIJI
ipina soprano, will render a num-
Der of Philippine folk songs &C
companied on the guitar by Prof.
Emilio Bonsilau. Pete Filarca,
president of the Seattle Filipino
Community, will give the closing
remarks. V. A. Velasco, secretary
of the Filipino Community, is
POSTMASTER of the evening.
Community Picnic
Following a year-old tradition,
the Filipino Community has also
scheduled a community picnic and
a number of athletic competitions
on July 4, at Seward Park. Mrs.
Luvi De Cano is chairwoman of
the picnic committee while John
ny Mendoza heads the sports group
Bring Your Own Lunch
People are asked to bring their
own lunch but the Community will
furnish free watermelon and coffee.
Among the games scheduled by
the sports committee are softball
for fathers and sons, and mothers
and daughters; potato race, sack
race, egg-On-spoon race, apple-eat-
ing contest, cracker-eating contest,
pie-eating contest, and three-legged
race. A fortune teller will be en-
gagged to forecast your future at
twenty-five cents.
Fourth of July Parade
A community float bearing the
queen and her attendants will be
entered in the all-city parade on
July 5. Jose Ma Yumul, vice presi-
dent of the Community, has de-
signed this years royal float which
will carry the Pearl of the Orient"
motif
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1948-06-01

Continued from page u
queen contest. Representative Ra-
mon Magsaysay, member of the
Congress of the Philippines, will
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1948-06-01

Inuh supreme ana seven COM
panions that they recognized the
government of the Republic of the
Philippines and were ready to
abide by it's laws. The Hulk lead
ers were picked from the different
Hukbalahap commands in Pam
panga.
The amnesty was issued in favor
of the members of the two out
lawed organizations who have
committed the crimes of rebellion,
sedition, illegal association, assault
upon, resistance, and disobedience
to persons in authority, and/or H.
legal possession of firearms; pro-
vided, however, that the amnesty
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1948-06-01

shall apply only to those said group
of persons who have presented
themselves with all their arms and
ammunition to the duly consti-
tuted authorities of the Republic
of the Philippines within twenty
days from the date the proclama-
ton is concurred in by the Con
gress."
The President later explained
that those who do not give them
selves UP and surrender their arms
within twenty days from confirma-
ton of the amnesty proclamation
by Congress will continue to be
regarded as outlaws and treated
accordingly.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1948-06-01
President Quirino ProcIoims
Amnesty to Hulk, PkM Leaders

MANILA June 21-President Quirino today issued an
amnesty proclamation for members Hukbalahap
PKM organizations the personal pledge of Luis Taruc
Evening star., 1948-01-09
1896 In Air Force
Drawing Extra Pay
For Flight Service

A total Of 1886 Air Force officers,
1877 Of them generals. were drawing
extra pay for flying as Of October
II, the department said today.
On officer with q pilots rating
receives extra fight pay-amount-
Ing to so per cent Of his base salary
If he flies four hours of every
month and not less than 100 hours
. year, under existing law.
The disclosure by the Navy earlier
this week that 1852 Navy and Ma
rine officers, including 81 admrials,
were receiving fight pay drew from
Representative Vinson, Democrat. Of
Georgia, q demand for q new rule
on military flight pay.
Mr.. Vinson, ranking minority
member Of the House Armed Forces
Committee, declared there is mo
need for a flying admiral or flying
general In our armed forces" He
said that flight pay should be re-
served for the men who actually
do the flying" and that the high
ranking officers should be prohibited
from increasing their salaries "just
by keeping their hand in"
He added that he hoped that the
Evening star., 1948-01-09

Armed Services Committee would
make q thorough study Of the mat
ter.
OF the 1877 Air Force generals
drawing flight pay, IS Of them are
on '1oan or assigned to other de-
Evening star., 1948-01-09

partments," such as the State De-
partment and Joint Chiefs Of Stan,
the Air Force said.
Evening star., 1948-01-09

Recent discoveries indicate there
are three north magnetic poles In
stead OF one.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-10-02
S Gao Champs
Ready For
1913 Season.

Alcorn, Miss, Sept. 16 - The
Alcorn Braves are ready to be-
gin another season. With the re-
turn of thirteen letter men and
a host OF freshmen as replace
ment, the 1948 squad hopes to top
last years record of eight VIC
tories and one defeat.
194S Schedule
Sept. % Open Date (Game
with Tenn. State pending }
Oct. 2 - Jarvis College, Alcorn
Miss.
Oct. 9 - Philander Smith College
Little Rock, Ark.
Oct. Is - NJ. I. College, Alcorn
Miss. Homecoming
Oct % - Jackson College, Jask-
son, Miss.
Nov. 6 Rust College, Holly
Springs, Miss.
Nov. 13 - Tilletson College, Aus
ton, Texas
Nov. 10 - Leland College, AL
corn, Miss.
Nov. q - Open Date
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-10-02
Newton Opsets
L.anier Bulldogs
60 In Season
Opener
Opener

BAILEY AVENUE STADIUM
Jackson, Miss. - The Lanier High
School Bulldogs were upset Go
in their initial effort by a sur
prisingly strong Newton Eleven
here Friday afternoon.
After a scoreless first half the
bulldogs, piloted by Two Flashy
backs, Geo. Beasley and William
Arnold, engineered a drives that
carried from the IIanier 35 to
Newton's IL where Newton in
tercepted a bulldog toss and start
ed their own drive that faded
when the Bulldogs recovered
Newton tumble three plays later.
After a series of penalties, early
in the fourth quarter, Newton in
tercepted a Lanier heave deep
in their own territory and flash
ed a devastating passing attack
that carried to the Lanier 3. A
penalty moved the ball back to
the Is, but one play later the
visitors scored on a bullet-like
pass Hall to Brown the try for
extra point failed.
Staging a strong comeback as
the final seconds of the game
licked away, Lanier drove to the
Newton 1 yard line with first
down, but the whistle sounded
ending the game and the Bull
dogs chances. Stellar play was
turned in for the Bulldogs by
Beasley and Arnold in the Back
field, and Joe Rundles, veteran
guard, in the line.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-10-02

touch eight game schedule for the
Tigers meet Campbell, Miles, Al
corn, Alabama, Philander Smith,
billiard and Tougaloo The home
schedule lists Campbell, Alcorn,
billiard and Tougaloo.
Highlighting six weeks of prac-
tice was an intra-squad game
Thursday afternoon The Tigers
were divided into two teams, the
Blues and the Whites. Roy c..
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-10-02
Campbell College
Beates kessIer
Field 60

Keesler Field, Miss, Sept. 25-
Campbell College defeated the
Keesler Field II here today 60
in a thrill packed game from
start to finish. The Campbell Col
lege squad displayed unexpected
strength and skill in upsetting the
Service Team.
1t was the first game Of the sea-
son for both teams.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-10-02

College Tigers will open their
1914 Sfootball season Saturday, Oct.
2, when they clash with the Rush
College Bearcats of Holly Springs,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-10-02

nessee States powerful National
Champions rolled up an easy
81 to 0 score against the A1corn
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-10-02
s P o R I S

Miss, on the Tigers home field.
Last year the Tigers took the
short end of a 14-12 count.
Saturdays game uncorks a
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-10-02
Tenn. 81
A!corn 0

Alcorn, Miss, Sept rs = Ten
Hill and John Peoples led the
Whites to a GO victory over the
Blues.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-10-02

Braves here today.
1t was the first game Of the
season for both teams.
Evening star., 1948-11-14

which was followed by . rsesptios
at the Admiral Club.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and attended by Mis-,
Julia Johnston as maid of honol
and by the Misses Claire Shealy
and Anne Dunn. Susan Grimes wa
flower girl.
MIR. George Mclaughlin served al
best man for his brother and the
Messrs. George Stakeman, William
B. Beebe, Jerome Brastow and Fit
william McMaster Woodrow, jr.
were ushers.
After q motor trip through the
South the couple will reside in
Laurel, Miss.
Evening star., 1948-11-14
announcement

The engagement of Miss Roberta
Jean Goldsborough to Mr.. Rodger
Edouard Franck has been an
nounced. Miss Goldsborough Is the
daughter of Mrs. Thaddeus r.
Goldsborough Of Colmar Manor
Nd, and the late Mr.. Goldsborough
She is trafflc director at q local radio
station.
Mr.. Franck Is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. August p. Franck Of Spring.
field, Mass, and served in the Ma
rine Corps through the war. He
has resumed his studies at George
Washington University and is aff1li-
ated with the Scripps- Howard
Newspaper Alliance.
The wedding will take place jan
uary Is.
Evening star., 1948-11-14

North African and European the
aters with the 5th Army and later
at Oak Ridge, Tenn, with the Mill
tary Intelligence Section with the
rank of captain. At present he ID
on fellowship from the University
of Michigan while he is working on
his doctors degree at the Patuxent
Research Refuge. He is a member
of the Sigma XII honorary scientific
society and Phi Kappa Phi honorary
fraternity.
Evening star., 1948-11-14

The marriage of Miss Cicely de
Graffenried Woodrow, daughter of
Col. and Mrs. Fitz William Nc
Master Woodrow, to Mr.. Hugh Sin
clair Mclaughlin. jr., of Laurel
Miss, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Laughlin of Columbia, La, took
place yesterday in Georgetown Pres
byterian Church. The Rev. John
B. Kelly ofliciated at the ceremony
Evening star., 1948-11-14

State College, received nursery
school training at the Merrill
Palmer School in Detroit, and Is
now teaching the nursery group at
the Cynthia Warner School. She
is a member of the Alpha XII Delta
sorority and the ri lambda Theta
honorary fraternity.
Mr.. Grizzell has a bachelors de-
gree from the University Of Georgia
and a masters degree from the
University of Michigan in forestry.
During the last war he served in the
Evening star., 1948-11-14
Return From Tribs'

Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Kann are back
from visit to their son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Kann, in their home in Youngstown
Ohio.
Mrs. Louis Simon again is in her
apartment in the Shoreham after
spending some time with her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Merryle S. Rukeyser.
Evening star., 1948-11-14
Miss Virginia Roe
TO Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Glenwood G. Roe
q Takoms Park announce the en-
esgement Of their daughter, Vir-
rinia Alice, to Mr.. Roy A. Grizzell,
IT,, SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy A. Griz-
sell Of Decatur, Ga.
Miss Roe was graduated in home
economics from the Pennsylvania
Evening star., 1948-11-14
FREE I.

drafty cold areas even the most
well.heated dwellings seem to
have all over the house! Tips
you of about inexpensive, do-it-
yourself weather-stripping that's
Is easy to apply as it is to re-
move in the Spring with no
tools or tAcking necessary. So
send for your free copy Of this
Informative, helpful booklet
address requests to Nancy Sasser,
271 Madison Ave, New York is,
N. Y! You'll learn many 4 use
for MORTITE, the plfable
weather-stripping you simply
"press on" to chase away drafts
.. and, save fuel!
Evening star., 1948-11-14

" ~ y . "
STIK can % quickly give you
complexion perfection again?
Get SPOT.STIK Tin one Of 8
shades) at Drug or Dept. Stores
%. or write Lydia O'Leary, b61
Fifth Ave-, New York. Apply to
blemishes and watch them com.
pletely. INSTANTLY disappear
from sight! Approved by Good
Housekeeping, SPOT.STIK 10
waterproof and hpstick.size
An invaluable aid to man, woman
or child! And to make more per.
manent skin disfigurements
(even scars or bEthmarks) dis
appear instaxtly, get Lydia
OLeary's COvERMARK $50.
SPOT.STIK, s1.75. (No Fed. Tax)
Evening star., 1948-11-14

someone elses "sAy-s0" doesn't prove thing that's
\ why I'd really like you to try that 30day CAMEL
mildness test All you do is smoke CAMELS and
II, at any time you aren't convinced that CAMELS
the mdest cigarettes you've smoked, return
the pack with the unused cigarettes to the makers Of
CAMELS, and you'll get back It's full purchase price,
, plus postage! Hundreds Of men and women made the
30-day test Noted throat specialists examined the
throats of each smoker in the test every week. and
these doctors reported not single Of throat
Evening star., 1948-11-14

styled chests, made of genuine
Tennessee aromatic red cedar,
are both romantically beautiful
and enduringly practical. Be-
cause they come in many styles
and finishes, there's CAVALIER
to suit every discriminating
taste! So why not drop hint to
let your "Mr. Him" Cor your own
family!) know that q CAVA.
LIER Cedar Chest will make
your Christmas perfect? At bet
ter furniture dealers everywhere!
Evening star., 1948-11-14

Odorizer AND a disinfectant all
in one bottle! S times stronger
than carbOlic acid against ty-
phoid bacillus, you can trust"
1t completely to freshen.up floors,
sink, garbage pail and smelly
drains. yet instead of q hospital
Odor, 1t leaves just . faint piney
freshness! Use SERGEANT'S
Pine-fragrant Disinfectant in
your bathroom, too, to sparkle-up
the floors, tiles, tub and lavatory
to immaculate cleanliness and
freshness! At your Drug Stores!
Evening star., 1948-11-14
Thot oss-eld adsss IAN oun

sF~b SWSOtS ~AA So'SS
of prevention is worth
s@X a pound of cure" fits
W. right in with this ad-
@xxioese. vice. I'd LII IKE IT. to a1,n. siye
cate" skins. Hurry and get
PACQUINS Red Label Hand
Cream for EItra-Dry Skin
before your hands are chapped
and roughened. But I'd better
explain nhg this newest member
of the "PACQUINS" Family 10
that "Oance of prevention" I
mentioned. 1t has q ldn0Hn-en.
riched base that soothes and soft.
ems your hands-helps prevent
the rayages winter weather and
household chores can 30 quickly
bring TO extra-dry, delicate"
skins. You'll love the luxurious
feel of it. Ask for lanolin-
enriched PACQUINS Hand
Cream with the RED LABEL!
Evening star., 1948-11-14
Nsed This warsi"s -. At the
n ~

Woo0 fhiS warning Al Inc
fret sign Of sore toes
from, too-tight shoes,
apply DIR. SCHOLL'S -
Zino,pAds. Almost in x~ N
stantly lygous disoom-s
fort wilF be gone and u J.
forgotten. for these x%T II
thin, soft soothing,
cushioning, protective pads mir.
aculously end painful shoe fric-
tion, lift pressure and stop
corns before they develop. But IL
you already have corns, cal.
louses or bunions DIR. SCHOLL'S
Zino-pads will give you quick re-
lief and separate Aedicdtions in.
cluded will speedily remove your
corns and eallouses. Sold every.
where. For free sample drop .
card to Nancy Sasser. 271 Madi-
son Ave, New York Is, N. Y.
Evening star., 1948-11-14
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Evening star., 1948-11-14
j3.psos booklet

to initiate you into
many, many, secret
tricks that will
scotch" the dis
comfort of cold
weather show
ing you how to rid
Your home Of those
Evening star., 1948-11-14
komunes q la cavaiisri Fey

pOB6CS6IOIlS are ueHTtT
to a woman's heart
than her cedar chest
tangible reminder
Of dreams come true!
And twice lucky is she
who has q CAVALIER
Cedar Chest for
these superbly de-
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Evening star., 1948-11-14
SVeesssfvl parties usually end

SO here's . tip on the
smartest way to keep 1t
rs fresh and clean rs
your living room! Use
SERGEANT'S s Pine
fragrant Disinfectant . T..
for if'a a claanar do.
Evening star., 1948-11-14
WHY nsks Q ssovstoja esf Of

q mojehin =. why
let pimples, freckles,
blotches or dilated
blood vessels debate
your ego, when Lydia
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Evening star., 1948-11-14

ODD CHAIRs-Lounge, fireside, pull-ups,
platform rockers -
greatly reduced.
Evening star., 1948-11-14

DESKSCREATLY REDUCED.
4-Mahoxany s-Drawer Knee Hole
Desks, were $50 so. Now $3.50
size, were $685.. Now .~' s4s.ss
1-Ivory Knee Hole Desk. beautiful
piece Was $l29.50. Now - $05.00
3-Mahogany Gov. winthrop
Desks, with lock and key. Was
500 95. A9.95
Evening star., 1948-11-14
Shampoo scoops the
Wkof's the verdict . are you gu

verdict guilty Of neglecting looks be-
can't afford expensive permanent?
q tox overlooked the millions Of
EAn4 with clusters Of soft natural
lAkA looking curls 80 via TONI Home Permanents!
oToNI gives the loveliest, frizz6ree ever
~ And it's easy. Because TOMS famous Wav.
salon It's mild and gentle
the casual New
Look in hairdos" plastic
only Refill Kit 81! (both plus axes)
Evening star., 1948-11-14
Meme to barsein hunters who're shoppin

Nome bdF0oin
= remember that CHEVROLET you ore
dollar spend including purchase opera.
IX ton and upkeep costs! That's why people buy
Y CHEVROLET than other make of proven
by official registration figures for the 1year period from
AH 1881 to date Only in CHEVROLET
HRA do enjoy the beauty comfort
gliding Untitled KneeAction
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ct loseestcost In CHEVROLET! visit
your CHEVROLET dealer and let /~14X$T-
him tell about the best buy in NSl0iSsl4aZ
the lowpriced neld.
Evening star., 1948-11-14
RUGS-CARPET

hUUS-OAnfE FL
1-12'x9' Administer Rug In wine
tone Was $4,000. Now -, ~.,..-----~- $3.50
1-l13x12 Velvet Rug, rose. Was
$11950. Reduced to .-------- 1850
1-12'x12' Wilton Rug, rose tone-on-
tone. Was $l5200. Reduced to ---- 114.50
1-12x113 Administer Rugs, rose, tan.
Was $780, Now reduced to .------ e0.50
1-32x12 Carpet, green tone-on-
tone roll end, not bound. Was $3.50. 1890
1-28"x12 Administer Rug grey
figured, roll end not bound ------- 2.S5
1-36"x9' Carpet, rose beige tapestry,
roll end, not bound. Reduced To- 1900
1-9xl0.6 Green Twist Rug. Was
$94 90. Reduced to----------- to $500
1-9x10.6 Modern Pattern Rug in
green. Was $9975. Now .-----~-- 1918
1-9x9.3 Artloom Deauville Rug, rose
tone -on-tone. Was $161. 90. Now - $1,000
Evening star., 1948-11-14

little only 1Uf per roI! And mere &nutner 11nu
Brand Tape Christmas Seals $50 for 1O8 seals at
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world! Thst,s because it's stolen q march
added magical ingred. "a
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KREML Shampoo whip into HtL53
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1oiisdn cleansing action! Fur.
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with beneficial oil your hair gloriousiy
adorable glossy sheen! Removes dandruf
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Evening star., 1948-11-14
BEDROOM

1-5-pc Walnut Suite with inlays; .
includes chestrobe. Was $425 90 - 3375.0o
1-s-pc Waterfall Suite; large mir
rors. Was $375 90. Now----- 305!0e
Was $2ss5o. NOW -----------------. 1880
1-5-pc. Waterfall Suite, includes
chestrobe, double bed, dresser. Was
$275.00. Now reduced to-- $3.50
23-pc. Beautiful Maple Suites.
Were $14950. Reduced to - 89.5o
2-S-pc Mahogany Suites in Hepple-
white; Duco finish. Were $685. - 1880
1--pc Solid Rock Maple Suite with
butterfly pulls. Was $279.50. Now 209.5o
1-3-pc. Mahogany Chippendale
Suite; extra large cases, Ormolu
trim Was $3.50 90. Now .--,-------- 1ss.5s
Evening star., 1948-11-14

CAMEL mildness test today!
I've introduced BUYINE right you
needed this is the time for / know
it is have clean, sparkling win. A8i,
the folks coming home for Thanks pN~1lI
giving. shine windows they've GSl13Dlll
before for window GLAZE iii
makers Of SIMONIZ Amazing A11l - lV
tainy describe 1t, for 1t cleans windows "
faster them clean longer, special
I'll explain Window GLAZE contains
dsoving Akone miracle discovery Of the SIMONIZ
flm blur
crystal resss spotting
Simply wipe Window GLAZE with cloth
few seconds for then wipe off with another CLOTH
Cleans ALL glass; porcelain silver tiles in the
o. an
Evening star., 1948-11-14

Maple 3-pc. Suite. -(As Isl. Was
$15950. Reduced OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 7S.S'
Maple Sectional Sofa and Z
Chairs. Was $195. 90. Now-- S9.5
1-2-pc. Modern Suite rose novelty
tapestry. Was $269 so. Reduced to- 1885
1-2-pc Modern Suite, novelty tap
estry in brown. Was $3.50 so. At - 1913
Evening star., 1948-11-14

Modern Occasional Chair, rose
and blond boucle. Was $44.50. Re-
QuCeO W O---------- o1'cV
Modern Occasional Chair olive
and blond boucle. Was $3.50 At $3.50
12-18th Century Mahogany Occa-
sional Chairs; rose tapestry. Were
$2495. Now reduced to 1898
Duncan Phyfe Sofa, blue tap
estry. Wss $249 so. Now -------- 1880
Regency Channel-Back Pull-Up
Chairs rose cut velvet. Were $3.50 $3.50
Evening star., 1948-11-14

SPECIAL-Dozens of fine Sectional Sofas
from famous factory-greatly
reduced.
Evening star., 1948-11-14

1-5-pc. Lined Oak Modern Suite;
has removable makeup kit and
framed mirror. Was 100000. Now $500
1-3-pc. Modern Suite; fine blond
solid maple Dresser chest, bed. Was
$295 90. Now reduced to to----- 225.5
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-30
GEORGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wethin<
ton of Stantonsburg visited =
atives here Saturday. Their -
Carl, who spent seversl days
last week with Mr.and Mrs. G.
c. Parker, returned home with
them.
Miss Mabel Parker and w. j.
Parker made a business trip to
Norfolk, Va, Saturday,
Miss Barbara Ann Edwards
spent Saturday in Suffolk, Va.
Miss Ruth Eleanor Parker Of
the Ahoskie school faculty spent
the weekend at her home here.
Mrs. A, T. Delaney and W. 5.
Timberlake spent Monday in
Richmond with their father, Mr..
E. l.. Timberlake, who is i'll al
the Johnston-Willis Hospital.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-30
Does Food Form
a Sour Mass In
Your S+omuch?

When you eat, does your food
seem to form sour mass in youl
stomach, make you feel heavy
and full inside? Does terrific gas
pressure build up and press up
against your chest with such
force that il seems to cut off
your breath at times? Thousands
Of men and women who suffer
cd those torments for years have
found wonderful relief in Re
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Retonea is the famous gastric
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carefully selected extracts from
many Of natures medicinal roots,
herbs, and barks, skillfully
blended with valuable Vitamin
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Retonga is intended to relieve
distress due to insufficient flow
of vital digestive juices in the
stomach, loss of appetite, border
line Vltamin B-l deficiency
and constipation.
Why go on suffering untold
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I Retonga is sold with this ori-
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its small purchase price will be
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YOU alone are the Judge. You
can get Retonga at Rosemary
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Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-30
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Topics tonight Thursday:
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Drama: $3.50 Crime hoiograph-
err.
ABC-7:30 Front Page; 8
Abbott and Costello: 9 Child's
World; $3.50 ST. Paul Railroad
Day Program.
MBS-8 Talent Jackpot:
$3.50 Better Half Quiz: 10 Vic
Tor Moore in Family Theater.