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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-02
Reckless Driving
Charges Brought

Charges Il reckless driving
we're piaced against hosh drivers
lsyolYed ID - auiomohae secaent
On Duval Street early this marn-
nc. police sad fo1s
The fepog4 stated that ! taxi
opxTsted ~ Rafael Fernandes, g17
Duvai Street SMASHED int lie rear
81 anashsr ear dTsven ~ LARA Kin.
ard. Dallas. Texas fexnsnng "a
damage - besh pehs<ses
Bon arfFefs wNre sssed sara
naans fnx sSpesEaaes i Manixipal
Cogrs todaY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-02
CandolfO Attends
State Tax Meet

Tax assessor Claude Ganxiolse
leaves To-Day Eor TIE meeting Of
tlse Excessive COMMITTEES Ell the
Tax Assessor AsSoesatiaa beng
bed IN Jacksonville starting To-
nsaFew
tssnssuls0 Vas recently elected
% the executive committee. he
ard ether etficlals uil hear J re-
Port II she asS0cistaan leEiSla
nte eummItsee On aN phases i
nguFsess laws eanin3 ~ Ii ts
years ssssien az the Ffrasa
IslstaFs Eaais 7 G. Nt Il pre
saseas q tax AsNeassin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-02
Rep. Papy Goes To Tallahassee
Tomorrow Loaded With Legislation
Optimistic That His Bills, Local
And State, Will Pass At Session;
Is Head OF Resolutions Committee

Monroe Countys busiest man, State Representative
B G. Papy amid stream of phone calls numerous Of
fetal and unofficial callers prepared today to leave for
Tallahassee for Tuesdays converting of the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-02

Key West. Florida. hos the
most equuble clinote in the
country. with an overoge
tonge Of only l4' Fuhrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-02
Key West Lawyers
AT Bar Convention

Circuit Court Judge AquiIino
Lopez. Jr, and three other Key
West attorneys are al tie Florida
Bar Association convention open
ing In Hollywood. Fla. today.
Also attending the convention
are Criminal Court Judge Thomas
Caro-. County Judge RAYMOND n.
Lord. and attorney william Neb-
lett.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-02

/ 1900 leglSlaJuTe.
Still burning because City Com
missioner Jack Delaney failed to
show on time at yesterdays
meeting. Rep. Papy expressed
optimism that his bills changing
various facets Of the City gov.
eminent. as wen as other local
bills win so through in the three
months session.
Rep. Pspy, who has had a
years Of eeniiuuous service IN
she Florida lower House, win Be
In . key post 70 insure passage
Of legislation he desires. He has
been named 10 fhs sll.imperlsnf
ehairmanship Of ihs House Re.
solution committee.
From that post, Just like his
peers In the U. S. House b. Rep
resentatives. Rep. Papy can re-
port out on bills or not as he and
the majority Of his committee see
fit.
Other important committees on
which Papy win serve this year
are the Roads and Highways
committee and the Salt Water
Fisheries group
Both vitality affect the future Of
Monroe County, he said.
The energetic legislator viii,
as usual. he said. put the inter-
ests Of Monroe County alst n
al his action at Tallahassee.
KS fsynslae sislewssa pre-
eowevcr. WI eef fsrfsi
attention. ZOO. NumbSf enc
siuona these Is Legislation dr,lf.
ed BY the Florida EducESlon
Association for Rises IA iezch.
erss pay. and cth1x Bills ~.
iarins the conditions Of schools
in the state.
He also considers himself
watchdog for the fishing and
shrimping interests not only In
the county but in the state.
And. third. papY will try 70
keep up The record Of obiainina
more funds. 100000. for pri.
mary road construction IN
Monroe county in The last two
years. than any ether Of Flor.
ida's 81 counties.
As a member OF the House
Roads and Highway committee.
he win be 10 q key position 10
watch FOR the interests Of the
county on road building Included
among his recent achievements
on roads for the county. Is TIE
widening Of Stock Island bridge
which viii be reported on BY en-.
gineers within two weeks. ard
the tNo-mile long road on sur.
rnerland Key which. he said. VIII
start construction next manth.
Rep. Papy plans Is spend The
next two months IN Tallahassee
and return 70 Key West 81 the
end Of that tire. He ran Be
reached b letter or phone By
constituents be said. a rs
House Of Representatives. Tai
ishaxsec, Florida.
That the State Representatives
viii keep IN toarh with his con.
siuen1y through pres a. neli e.
personai ietters was shown when
Be took out = two nontfs' aif-
scripslon for The Citizen 70 Be
sent 70 him At Taiiahaaaea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-02
Courthouse Closes
All Day Friday

MoaFne co1nfy cofffhaase IN
b einsed t0n0rTo fspe FOR -
office y seknol SaIsssnseadens
Horace oBryanf
~ ether offiees. ln<kialaz csisn-
insl coaFf wil close 10 obseTyanes
q cood Fg6sY
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-30
Roof Garden News

As far as the Nugget reporter could ascertain, all committees are now well organized and the chairman of each is demanding results.
 The program committee, under the able direction of Fred Book man, has had two rehearsals al- ready. Fred is no amateur in theatricals, having had his train ing on the Great White Way. New York. He is at home on the stage and the members of the cast say that at rehearsals he drives and drives until you get your lines perfect-or else.
 From what we could learn so far, it's going to be a great show, something out of the ordinary. A real treat for the people of Nome.
 The committee on amusements has been preparing for this event a long time and spared no expense in providing the latest attractions in games. It will be so diversified that there will be an opportunity for enjoyment for all. Everybody wins a prize. Even the children.
 The finance committee says the response from the business houses has been most encouraging and is much appreciated. It is evident that advertising in the Pioneer booklet pays off.
 The committee on decorations have many new and novel designs which will add color and life to the occasion, all in keeping with what this celebration represents.
 All in all, this years Roof Gar den bids fair to surpass anything of it's kind ever presented in Nome.
 The Nugget will try to keep its readers informed from time to time of the progress of prepara- tions, insofar as the management will release such information.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-30
William Gregory Now In 82nd Airborne Division At Fort Bragg, N. c.

Pvt. William A. Gregory is now continuing his Army career as a paratrooper in the famed "All- American" 82nd Airborne Divi- sion atFort Bragg, North Carolina.
 As a member of the 82nd, Pvt. Gregory will make periodic para chute jumps, get advance train ing in military tactics, and partici- pate in the training exercises and maneuvers held by the division throughout the year.
 He is the son of Mrs. Annie Ash enfelter of White Mountain, Alas ka. He served in Korea with the 187th Regimental Combat Team and his decorations include the Combat Infantryman's Badge, the Parachutist Badge, LIN. Ribbon, and the Korean Service Medal.
 Prior to entering the armed for ces Pvt. Gregory attended Eklutna High School.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-30
Nomeites Hear Air Force Chorus At Base Theater

The people of Nome responded with enthusiasm to the invitation of the military to enjoy musical program at the Base Theater last Saturday evening, following the basketball games, filling the the ater to capacity.
 A group of singers, part of the Catholic choir from Elmendorf Field, sang several groups of pop ular songs, highlighted by group of Christmas carols and part of high mass.
 On Sunday afternoon they pre- sented another concert with parts of a high mass. Both concerts were much enjoyed by the public which is always appreciative of the opportunity of hearing good music.
 Taxi-cab companies accommo- dated the public with special low prices so that everyone could participate who desired to do so.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-30
" AN T A DS

CABIN FOR RENT-Completely
 furnished. Call Black 29.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-30
Alaska Airlines Family Plan Offers Reduced Fares For Week-End Journeys

Alaska Airlines is offering an interesting new service known as the family plan on week-ends. With this plan, stated local man. ager Bob Curtis, the head of the family pays full fare and all other members of the family pay half fare. Points of interest on this special plan include Unalakleet, Anchorage, McGrath and Fair banks.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-30
N o T I c E

pr. Hardy C. Powers. senior superintendent of the Church of the Nazarene. will be in Nome for services Nov. 30 and Dec. l.
 pr. Powers is bringing with him both l6-mm. movie film and 35- nm. slides of Africa.
 Come and bring your friends Monday. Nov. 30. and Tuesday. Dec. l. at 7:30. to the Church of inc Nazarene.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-30
ALASKA AIRLINES

Tn Anchorage: MT. Marquiss, Charles D. Jones.
 From Anchorage: L. c. Fergu- son, Howard Lyng, w. Thielz, R. Reipers.
 To McGrath: Emory Young.
 To Unalakleet: Leo Mark An thony and Ted Duffield.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-30
HOME ARTS CLUB

The Home Arts Club will meet Tuesday evening al the home of Mrs. Boyd Harwood with Mrs. Fred Bockman as co-hostess.
 Members of the organization are all bringing gifts for patients at inc Mi. Edgecumbe Hospital as a special Christmas cheer project.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-30
N o T I C E

The executive Committee of inc Roof Garden will meet after the regular Pioneer meeting Wednes- day evening at inc Pioneer Hall.
 The committee is composed of Fredrik Bockman. M. J. Walsh. George Waldhelm. James Walsh. George Geamalis. Pearse Walsh. and A. Polet, chairman.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-30
N 0 T I C E

All persons interested in the Community Christmas Tree Pro- gram are asked 10 meet al inc City Hall. Thursday evening at 500 pm.
 Sieve Andersen, Mayor
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-30
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Steven Analook, Gil Gegory, Catherine Dickson, Cecil Elingnak, Jerry Havens, Sally Carrighar.
 Discharged: Simon Komona- seak, Fred Green.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-30

ATTENTION REPUBLICANS Meeting will be held al the City Hall Friday evening al 500 pm.
 Borgne Reader. Secretary
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-30
IN COMMISSIONERS COURT

Joshua Savok was sentenced to 30 days in the Federal jail for being drunk and disorderly and to another 30 days for giving in- toxicating liquor to a minor. The sentences are to run consecutive ly.
 Issaiah Barr was fined $50 for disorderly conduct.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-30

Senator Charles Jones left yes- terday for Zanesville, Ohio, where he has been called due to a death in the family.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-30

Catherine Amarok and Stephen Dickson Wed By Father Murphy
 Catherine Amarok and Stephen Dickson were married last We'd nesday by Father Murphy of the Catholic Church. Catherine is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Paul Amarok and Stephen drives the oil truck for Diesel Oil Sales.
Evening star., 1953-09-01
Admiral Dearing Named
To PathoIogists' College

Rear Admiral Arthur II. Dear
ing, U.S.N., (retired), has been
appointed executive secretary of
the College of American Path
ologists.
Admiral Dearing, who COM
pleted IS years of naval service
last June, has had wide exper-
fence in the fields of medicine
and medical administration in
naval hospitals here and overseas.
During World War II, he was
senior medical officer on the staff
of Admirals Ghormley and Hal
sey
Admiral Dearing is a former
member of the board of govern
orS of the Armed Forces Insti-
tute of Pathology and is at pres
ent serving on the board of gov
ernors of the American College
of Surgeons.
Evening star., 1953-09-01
Engineer Corps Opens
Museum at Fl. BeIvoir

A museum depicting achieve
ments of the Corps of Engineers
was to be opened at Fort Belvoir
today.
Exhibits are being displayed in
corridors, classrooms and offices
of the main building of the post
and school. They will include
manuscripts, flags, models, maps,
trophies and uniforms.
Personnel of the Engineer
Corps having items they feel
should be either given or loaned
to the museum should contact
Raleigh B. Buzzard, curator, or
1t. Col. Robert r. Ellis, technical
information officer of the En-
gineering School.
Evening star., 1953-09-01
Spices Popular Long Ago

LONDON.-As early as the
eighth century. itinerant ped
dlers, called "chapmen," sold
spices to English castles and
monasterieS.
Evening star., 1953-09-01
Da'iCe ias-
and charge It!

A new Hecht Co. serv-
ice-buy gasoline, oil
and car service at The
Hecht Co.'s Service Gen.
ter in PARKington, Ar
lington and charge 1t
on your Shopping Plate
Account.
Evening star., 1953-09-01
End-of-Season Clearance of Auto accessories

1893 Wedge-Shaped
Cushion for Driving Comfort
Plump, resilient foam rubber
shavings in colorful easy-to-
clean plaid plastic
Evening star., 1953-09-01
1.49 Baby's Car Seat
Keeps Him Safe

o
Evening star., 1953-09-01

3.29 KIeenex Dispenser
Goes Under Dashboard
Lightweight steel box with
chrome facing, holds standard
Kleenex box. Handy, installs
easily --------------- |.4S
Evening star., 1953-09-06

1853 demos and repoS-
sessions on sale at
LACYS Sth e. E SITS,
NV; 1907 H st NE.
Silver Spring and Clar-
endon.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
Association Lays Plans
For Easter Parade Prizes

The Connecticut Avenue As
sociation will select Easter pa
rade winners for 80 prizes be-
tween 2 and S pm. April S.
Awards will be made in these
categories:
Most beautiful hat, most un-
usual hat and best-dressed
family, miss, twins, bachelor,
mother and daughter, couple,
lady with escort in uniform and
grandmother and grandfather.
The panel of judges will in
clude the Pakistan, Thailand and
Korean Ambassadors and their
wives, and Commissioner and
Mrs. Louis B. PrentiSS.
Donations to Children's Hos
pital will be accepted at flower
carts along the route on Con-
necticut avenue from Florida
avenue to K street. The sponsors
hope to equip a 12-bed ward.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
Civil Defense Plans
Test Of HeIicopter
In Traffic Control

The ONCE Of Civil Defense will
experiment with directing traffic
by helicopter tomorrow.
The Districts test Of hell
copters to guide traffic in the
event Of an emergency will take
place at Eighth and H streets
NE. simultaneously with the
noon AFRAID warning test.
Civil Defense Director John
Fondahl and pilot will go aloft
from National Airport between
II and 1880 am.
Col. Fondahl will be equipped
with q loud speaker and q
walkie talkie for communication
with police scout cars below.
Civil Defense officials pointed
out that helicopters are used by
police in New York City.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
Milk Code Revision
Available to Duiries

The first complete revision OF
the United States Public Health
Service milk ordinance and code
since 1899 is now available to
dairies and regulatory ofilcials,
according to DR.. Leonard A.
Scheele. the Surgeon General.
It is available from the Super
intendent of Documents, Govern
ment Printing Office. Washington
IS, D. G.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
Training School Girls
To transfer Monday

The Department Of Public
Welfare will move the girls from
the National Training School on
Loughboro road NV. to their
new quarters at Blue Plains next
Monday.
The moving will begin at $3.50
am. and will be finished that
day. The so boys from the In
duStrial Home School tcolored)
at Blue Plains will be moved the
same day to the Children's Gen.
ter on Loughboro road.
Station wagons from the We'll
fare Department will move the
children.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
BoIes to Speok on Mozurt

Richard Bales, music director
Of the National Gallery Of Art,
will speak on the life and works
Of Mozart at the Cardozo Center,
Thirteenth and Clifton streets
NV, at 8 pm. tomorrow. His
lecture will be a part Of special
eight-week course in music ap-
probation conducted by French
Crawford Smith. music critic and
commentator.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
PTA to Hold Festival

The Accokeek School Parent
Teacher Association will hold a
Spring Festival at noon tomor-
row at the school, on Maryland
route 224.
Evening star., 1953-03-24

PIERRE BALMAIN, in person, will
present and commentate on his
American collection, also dresses
from his French collection, at a
fashion show-luncheon in the Pres
idential Room of the Hotel Statler,
Friday, March 27 at 1900 Noon for
the benefit of the National Sym
phony.
Tickets, 7.50.
For reservations, phone
Mrs. E. R. Norderer, Decatur 2-4672.
Julius
garfinckel
s. Co.
Evening star., 1953-03-24

Mother - Shame on you!
Slapping your little brother just
because he knocked down your
blocks! Every time you slap
him I'm going to slap you.
There! How do you like that?
Evening star., 1953-03-24
Points for Purents-sy Esr,A. 1Aeme. we!es.

Helping children understand that certain types
usual at different promotes friendly relations aDhe
oiuing them of their increases antag
oniSm.
Evening star., 1953-03-24

Mother - At Toms age you
liked to knock blocks down bet
ter than build them up, too.
When you play with him. why
don't you just build towers and
let him knock them down?
Evening star., 1953-11-24

Mems Furnishings
$3.50, $3.50 Pure Silk Ties, patterns coors Christ
S495$6.95 Famous-Make Pajamas, colorfu rayons and
cottons, A, B. C, sizes --------.--- $3.SS
$685. $495 Genuine Leather Gloves domestic and imports
sizes 7R to 1012 ---------------- $2.SS
$495 Corduroy Sport Shirts solid colors long sleeves
$3.50 Fur Felt Hats bound edges in gray willow brown
67s-7h $4.99
French back Shorts 80 to 40 in the group
94c
regs of $3.50 DacrOn Sport Shirts, specially purchased
S, NJ L------.-- --.----------- ------------ $7.99
$395S595 Long Sleeve Sport Shirts, assorted fabrics
S, NJ L---------.. --.------------ $2.88
$395 White NeIsOn Paige" Shirts IA to II in
the group ---------.----. $2.88
Kann's-Street Floor, Washington; Arlington
Evening star., 1953-11-24
Court Refuses 10 Lift
Injunction Against
NLRB on Red Issue

Federal Judge Richmond B.
Keech today refused to stay an
injunction he previously had
granted against the National
Labor Relations Board.
The policy, aimed at unions
which have an officer under in
dictment on charges of filing
false non-Communist affidavitS,
was announced last October.
The policy, among other things,
is to withhold certification of a
union that has won a bargaining
agent election. if the union has
an officer under indictment on
false non-Communist affidavit
charges.
An order, signed by Judge
Keech yesterday in the U. S.
District Court for the District of
Columbia, declared the policy
"illegal and null and void"
Fur Workers Victory.
Judge Keechs action was
victory for the international Fur
and Leather Workers Union.
The union had sought to enjoin
the NLRB from carrying out the
policy. Judge Keech granted the
injunction.
The unions president, Ben
Gold, is under indictment on
charges of filing a false nom
Communist affidavit with the
board in 1850. He has pleaded
innocent and is awaiting trial.
The union had argued that it
was informed last June it was in
compliance with NLRB regula-
tions and that its compliance
status would continue until May
81, 1854, unless there were
changes in officers. Gold was in
dicted last August.
Claims Compliance Status.
The union contended it still
maintains it's compliance status
and that to withdraw it before
Gold is tried would be to drop
the presumption of innocence
that surrounds an accused per-
son.
Judge Keech's order read in
part: '"The board is without
statutory authority to suspend.
or restrict the compliance
status of union by reason of
the indictment of one of its Of
ficerS.
A spokesman for the NLRB
said the policy statement is an
Interpretation of the boards
powers under the Taft-Hartley
Act.
Evening star., 1953-11-24

TOYS
$26.95 Sidewalk Bikes, IA" size with ourigger wheels
$I89s
S95 Veocipedes with front wheels for small fry 1899
S1395 Velocpedes with 6" front wheels for first graders
$1O99
SLABS Velocpede with 20" front wheels tots
$1199
$S95 Thayer Table Chair Sets 3-pc maple finished
hardwood Sl499
$595 Fibre Doll Carriag riageS---------------
S595 Folding Doll Carriages
$495 Undressed Dolls, 26-in----------------
Kanns-Fourh Floor Washington; Leue Arlington
Evening star., 1953-11-24
$72.o5 Round Wire
Wool BroodIoom

In 9, II and IS #. >o QQ
widths. This broad As~~
loom won't show foot SO. yd.
prints. Grey, beige, green or cinnamon.
Exclusive with Konn's. Buy this Iong-weor-
ing broodIoom now at sovines Not oil
colors in all widths.
KGnnS-Thtrd Floor, Washington:
Lo,Uer LeUel, Arlington
Evening star., 1953-11-24
9th Mrs. MunviIIe Gets
$4O0 Weekly AIimony
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Anita
Roddy-Eden Manville, the ninth
Mrs. Tommy Manville, has been
awarded $4O0 a week temporary
alimony pending trial of her
suit for separation from the as
bestoS heir.
State Supreme Court Justice
Kenneth O'Brien yesterday also
granted $500 for fees for her
attorney, Amos S. Basel. She
had asked $1,250 a week tempo
rary alimony and $4,000 coun-
sci fees.
Evening star., 1953-11-24

$7.o5 Leather Lined
CoIfskin Handbags
eSe"s a1o @P"o's e"d 'o'sS', so'cSsi f'sI 500
bogs, some with inside plus soqs tax
| Upper compartments Black, brown. navy
| and red
| KnnnS-Street Floor, Washington and Arlington
and Women's So to SIS Leather BifOlds. Upper
pass Black, brown, tan, red and $2O0*
1895 Clutch Bags assorted styles and coors ---$199*
So Leather Manicure Kits fitted with scissors
and four other steel implements S1.OO*
taI
KannS-Street Floor, Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1953-11-24

Serta Prebut Border nnerprng Mattresses springs
Simmons Nyon top" Innerspring Mattresses springs
twin double sizes; reg. IA" king size length 80"
ca. SSS.Ss
$6450 Serta Hollywood Bed Outfits, prebu border
tress, padded top box spring on legs twin
Nationally Famous Foam Latex Mattress Spring
Sets, twn-size set-----$77 Doube-Sze SET $97
$6450 SPOOL Bed Outfits bed nnerspring mattress
Simmons coil spring. twin double $49.99
S2295o-$2795O Simmons Hidea Beds, styles, fabric
$249 $29950 Simmons Hide-a Beds, Styles fabric
Evening star., 1953-11-24

Sl14s5 Twist Weave BroadIoom Rugs, 500 WOOL 500
carpet rayon Grey beige or green 9x12-ft size $SS
$5995 Plush Loop Pile Cotton Rugs grey beige green
gold or brown. 9x12-ft size 1895
S895 Tone Tone BrOadlOom in grey green beige and
floral designs and lift widths but not all colors in
ooth widths yd- $3.50
Kanms-rd Floor-Woshtngton; Lou0er LeveL-Arlington
Evening star., 1953-11-24
l0O% Down Filled
Bed Pillows :.
E<tro plump, filled So 90
with lOO9o duck 600 ca
down. Covered z for SIS

with sturdy blue and white stripe linen
finish ticking, finished with corded edges.
Cut size 2Ox26 inches
Kanns-Third Floor Washington:
LoUer LeUel, Arlington
Evening star., 1953-11-24

Perfs Imperfs, $3.50 to S59S Famous Make Blouses
NylonS cotonS silks orlons hand washable rayon tissue
fales in tailored and dressy styles, some with glitter
trims 80 to 38 $2.59
sec Costume Flowers, clusters and pin-ons for $00
$299 and $3.50 Silk and Satin Scarfs Prints solids with
hand-roled hens -- ---------- $l5S
S399 S499 Wool Knit Stoes deeply frnged White,
$399 Cotton Shirts. Boy Shirts short sleeves.
Plaids and stripes 80 to 38 S199
Perfs, Imperfs. $3.99 to S59S Nyon Wool and Lambs
Wool Cardigans and SipOns. Sizes "a to 40 ---$299
KGnns-Sreet Aoor Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1953-01-21
7nAIITE IDEAL AlL-Pusposf'
GVIVIIC ANnsEPnc.crRMIcIoR
AOZEd 8 s!!5H s5gHI N2ANNNk

The Household Word Today Is Anacing-1or the
quick relief Anacn gives from the pain OF headache
neuritis and neuralgia Anacin you see. Is like doc
tors prescription that is Anacin contains not Just
one but combination Of medically proven, active
ingredients in easy-to-take tablet form. In fact
you may have received envelopes containing Anacn
akletS from ralnXsician Dentist and already