A Flared Skirt for
Your Dressing Table
OW to cut ■ flared dressing
table s k irt w ithout fullness a t
the top, is som ething w orth know­
ing. You m ay be m aking a sm art­
ly tailored u ffu lr o f w hite pique
w ith pink bindings and buttons,
like the one shown here; or un
under lin in g fo r a fu ll s k irt of
transparent m a te ria l.
H
Dress With a Contrasting Top
Offers Endless Possibilities
By CHERIR NICHOLAS
SEWING CIRCLE NEEDLECRAFT
suffice
In Lazy Daisy and Outline Stitch
Du« to unusually largo demands and
current conditions, slightly more tim e Is
required In filling orders for a few of the
most popular pattern numbers.
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Box 3217
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Speed o f D isch arg e
A p ro po s o l th e confusion e x is tin g
In the m in d s o f both m e m b e rs a t
the a rm e d s e rv ic e s and c iv ilia n s ,
G e n . D w ig h t E is e n h o w e r tes tifie d
b e fo re a Joint m e e tin g o f the house
and senate J a n u a ry 15 th a t a ll m en
in the a r m y w ith tw o y e a rs ' s e rv ­
ic e w ould be on th e ir w a y o ut by
J u ly 1, 1940. H e fu r th e r said th a t
v e te ra n s and c iv ilia n s w hg gare now
c o m p la in in g h a v e no reason to e x ­
p ec t d is c h a rg e fo r a n o th e r th re e or
fo u r m o n th s u n d er the o r ig in a l d e ­
m o b iliz a tio n p ro g r a m set up by G e n .
G e o rg e C. M a r s h a ll as c h ie f o f s ta ff.
front may be placed on a fold of the'
gooda In cutting If there la no front open­
ing. Cut the paper by the dlinenxtons In
the diagram . M ark point A In 14-lnches
from the upper left corner. M ea iu re up
from the lower right corner a distance
equaling the length of the skirt from A
to the left edge of the paper and m ark
point C. Connect these points with liner
drawn, or shown.
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a
A lth o u g h fu r th e r cut in n u m b e r of
p oints e lig ib le fo r d is c h a rg e m a y
c o m e w ith in the n e x t fe w w eeks, as
o f J a n u a ry
15, d is c h a rg e points
n e c e s s a ry fo r the a r m y re m a in s a t
50 fo r e n lis te d m e n and 70 fo r o ffi­
cers.
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N O TE — This dressing table Is from
RKW1NO BOOK 3 which also contains
more than thirty other useful things to
make for your home. Copies of BOOK 3
are 13c postpaid. Send request to:
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Relieves pain soreness
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th o ro u g h . Y o u r d o c to r can tall
you about PAZO o in tm e n t.
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T h e earn» soothing relief th a t
PAZO always glees.
G e t P A Z O T o d a y ' A t D r u g s to r e s '
In v e s t in Y o u r C o u n tr y —
B u y U . S . S a v in g s B o n d s !
o n ly
hug
the
d ress
w ith
a
‘
c o n tru s t top held h ig h fashion
ra n k r ig h t th ro u g h the f a ll and w in
te r , b u t it n ow re g is te r» as a m a jo r
th e m e on th e n ew s p rin g s ty le p ro ­
g ra m .
.
th a t s p a rk le s
w ith
n a ilh e a d s .
A
cho ice c o lo r ra n g e is o ffe re d in th is
dress such as ic e b lu e o r s o ft b lu sh
p in k . I t com es in a te a -ro s e a n d t u r ­
quoise also, w ith b la c k s k ir t o r in
tw o shades o f fu c h sia w ith b la c k . In
b u y in g p re tty dresses lik e these, o r
the m a t e r ia ls to m a k e th e m , it
li. w e ll to c u ltiv a te the h a b it of
c h e c k in g up in fo r m a tiv e la b e ls fo r
fa c ts a b o u t c o lo r-fas tn e s s , s h rin k a g e
and d e p e n d a b le w e a rin g q u a litie s .
Y o u w ill find la s tin g s a tis fa c tio n in
fa b ric s th a t a re g u a ra n te e d .
C le v e r fin g e rs can e a s ily fa s h io n a
such w id e scope it e n te rs in to e v e ry
w ool re m n a n t in c o lo r o r in b la c k
phase o f fas h io n fro m fo r m a l gow ns,
in to a s m a r t w ris t-le n g th ju m p e r -
d re s s y a fte rn o o n typ es, s im p le d a y ­
s ty le ja c k e t such as th e m o d e l show n
t im e dresses to p la y clo th es, and
to th e r i g h t
D e s ig n e d to b e w o rn
th is y e a r in e a r ly sho w ing s the su it
o v e r a d a r k s w e a te r o r blouse, th is
th a t tops a d a r k o r tig h t s k irt w itn
a b rig h t ja c k e t is d is p la y e d as a ju m p e r -ja c k e t w h ic h is a n e w -th is -
season ite m , w ill p ro v e a fr ie n d in ­
fa s h io n -firs t fo r s p rin g .
I f you lik e
d eed w h e n th e re is c h ill in th e a ir
s o m e th in g d iffe r e n t in w a y o f a suit,
on a cool s p rin g d a y . S le e k sh o u l­
choose a s m a r t m o d e l th a t tops a
d e r s e a m s s u p p le m e n te d w ith in ­
b la c k o r n a v y s k irt w ith a ja c k e t
v e rte d w a is tln e tu c k s e ffe c t a s m a r t
ta ilo r e d in soft p in k o r ic e -b lu e w ool.
fit.
F o r th e sole n ote th r e e “ lic o ­
T h e s u it th a t te a m s a d a r k b ro w n
r ic e t w is t ’ ’ b utto ns a re used, g iv in g
s k ir t w ith a ja c k e t in a v iv id c op per-
c o lo re d w ool w ou ld be a p e rfe c t se­ a fin is h e d p ro fe s s io n a l loo k to th e
ja c k e t . N o te th a t th is la d y studs the
le c tio n fo r s p rin g .
s a m e butto ns on h e r b r a c e le t h a n d ­
T h e c o n tra s t idea is m o s t h a p p ily
b ag as a c lo s in g d e ta il th a t c on ceals
c a r r ie d o u t in th e cos tu m e s p ic tu re d .
the hook a n d ey e . T h e s e h an d s o m e
s trip e d -to p ra y o n d ress cen- '
b u tto n o rig in a te s a ls o c o m e in gold
te re d in th e illu s tra tio n is e v e r so
o r s ilv e r . T h e y m a k e e le g a n t e a r ­
w e a r a b le and good lo o k in g fo r d a y ­
rin g s , a n d th r e e sew ed acro ss a
t im e o ccasion s.
B la c k w ith c h a r ­
b la ck v e lv e t rib b o n c h o k e r c o m p le te
tre u s e is th e c o lo r c o m b in a tio n . T h e
a m o s t fla t t e r in g J e w e lr y -lik e e n s e m ­
w h o le e ffe c t is c o -o rd in a te d w ith th e
b le .
use o f b la c k fro n t fa c in g s , cuffs and
C o lo r c o n tra s t is seen a ll th ro u g h
b e lt. G ir ls w ho can sew a re e n th u ­
th e n e w p r in t dresses a n d suits.
s ia s tic o v e r th e d re s s y blouses th e y
B la c k b an d an d b o r d e r t r im m in g s
m a k e o f c ris p ta ffe ta in b r ig h t o r
on c o lo r-b r ig h t p rin ts a re p la y e d up
p a s te l p la id s and s trip e s . T h e s e h a v e
a ru ffle p e p lu m w ith th e ru ffle r e ­ in en d le s s w a y s in th e n e w s ho w ­
ings. D e s tin e d to b e one o f th e b ig
p e a te d in th e sleeves.
success fa s h io n s f o r s p rin g a n d s u m ­
T o th e le ft is c o n e -p ie c e d re s s -u p
m e r is th e p e r fe c t ly c h a r m in g tw o -
v e rs io n o f th e c o lle g e g i r l ’ s s w e a te r
p ie c e ( i t a la o c o m e s in o n e -p ie c e
an d s k ir t th a t g iv e s th e im p re s ­
v e rs io n s ) d re s s h as a b la c k je rs e y
sion o f a tw o -p ie c e .
T h e s w e a te r
o r c re p e b o d ic e -lik e to p , th e s k ir t
top o f ra y o n -a n d -w o o l b o u cle on a
b ein g s ty le d d ir n d l fas h io n o f a g o r
lo v e ly p a s te l is jo in e d to th e b la c k
geous p rin t.
ra y o n s k ir t w ith a w id e b e lt e ffe c t
Released by Western Newspaper Union.
T h e id e a o f a tw o -p ie c e c o s tu m e
th a t tops a s k i r t ‘ w ith a c o n tra s t
blouse o r b o d ic e o ffers endless possi­
b ilitie s in w a y o f v e rs a tile in t e r p r e ­
ta tio n . I t is e v e r so p r a c tic a l too in
th a t it is e a s ie r to get a fe w y a rd s
o f th is m a t e r ia l o r th a t, in these d ay s
o f lim ite d y a r d a g e d is trib u tio n , th a n
^ t is to b u y a w h o le d ress le n g th
in a s in g le fa b r ic . T h e n too. th e r e ’ s
t h r if t in the d ress m a d e up o f a
s k irt w ith in te rc h a n g e a b le tops.
TM? h eld o f the c o n tra s t top is of
Be jeweled Black
' P lea ts, F lares, B o w s
G iv e A ccen t to H ip s
H ip s a r e in fa s h io n ! W e w ill h a v e
■ to
r e o rg a n iz e
o u r f o r m e r id e a s
a b o u t s le n d e riz in g h ip s, fo r d e fin ite -
i ly a n e w a n g le in th is season’ s s il­
h o u e tte is th e a c c e n tin g o f h ip s
T h is is don e in in g e n io u s a n d v a rie d
w a y s . D re s s e s a r e c o m in g in w ith
fu lln e s s a t e a c h side a c h ie v e d w ith
i p le a ts , fla re s , s h ir rin g s , in s e t p a n ­
els w ith p le a ts in tie rs , a n d so on.
T h e n too, d e s ig n e rs a r e d o in g c le v
e r th in g s w ith p ockets, bows, tu n ic s
and e v e n p a n n ie rs a r e seen on a fte r
noon dresses a n d e v e n in g fo rm a ts .
S o m e tim e s a lit t le c rin o lin e is used
I to a c c e n t hips.
H o w e v e r , in m o s t
in s ta n c e s th e fu lln e s s and p le a ts a r e
in tro d u c e d so s k ilfu lly as to p r e ­
XZIT
s e rv e a s le n d e r lo o k . In the s m a r t
fo r m -fittin g p rin c e s s gow ns a s in g le
huge b o w a t one h ip g iv e s a s m a r t
look. I t is o b vio u s th a t h ip s a re in ­
e v ita b le w ith th e s m a lle r w a is tlin e s ,
a n d th e n e w s ilh o u e tte s a r e c h a r m ­
in g ly p ic tu re s q u e .
SOOT
ERADICATOR
Designers' Skill Focuses
On Sleeves in Spring IF ear
A TEASPOON of XZIT sprinkled
•‘ T-on the fire regularly w ill remove
soot from chimneys, fireplaces, fu r­
naces and stoves and keep them
clean. Soot wastes heat— is always a
fire hazard.
T ry X Z I T . I t ’s safe; easy to use. Is
excellent in an emergency for put­
ting out chimney fires.
Keep a cleaner house and get all the
heat you pay for. Ask for X Z I T at
your nearest store or dealer.
XZIT Soot Eradicator — used 4y indus-
try for more than X yean.
X Z IT SO O T ERADICATOR
SfOO South Heever Street
See Angeles 44, Callfemle
Y o u r re tu r n in g h ero w ill lik e the
w a y you look in this q u a lity -k in d
b la c k ra y o n c re p e dress, s p a rk lin g
w ith J ew eled a c c en ts. T h e r e is s o m e ­
th in g a b o u t ro m a n tic b la c k th a t a l ­
w a y s c re a te s an a u r a o f e le g a n c e
an d c h a r m .
N o te the n ic e ly fitte d
sle ev e s and th e m o d is h ly d ra p e d
s k ir t.
A d ress of th is ty p e is the
m a in s ta y o f one's w a rd ro b e the en
t ir e y e a r ro und. T h e d is tin g u is h in g
q u a lity o f th is g o o d -lo o kin g b la c k
d re s s th a t goes e v e ry w h e r e w ith
a p lo m b is th a t it m a in ta in s the s lim
fig u re -fla tte rin g s ilh o u e tte .
V i r t u a l l y e v e ry m o d e l In th e n ew
s p rin g c o lle c tio n s d r a m a tiz e s the
s le ev e s o f suits, ja c k e ts , dresses
a n d coats.. A ll th e s k ill, im a g in a tio n ,
w h im s y ,
tr ic k s
o f c u t a n d fine
s e a m in g , b u tto n s , beads, sequins,
e m b ro id e r y ,
tu cks,
ru ffles,
c o lo r
s la sh in g s and insets, goes in to the
sleeves. W h a t is le ft m a k e s the
s lim m e s t o f s k irts a n d the snuggest
o f bod ices a n d ja c k e ts , thus fo c u sin g
a tte n tio n on th e sleeves.
S o m e a re s h in in g w ith butto ns
th a t h o ld d e c o ra tiv e flaps, o th e rs
h a v e caps o f p la in m a t e r ia l o v e r the
s h o u ld e r to a c c e n t the lon g b ea d e d
an d e m b ro id e r e d s leeves.
G e n e ra l
M a c A r th u r
has
an­
nounced th a t the p o in t s core fo r
m e n u n d e r his c o m m a n d is 48 fo r
e n lis te d m e n and 68 fo r o ffic ers .
T h e s e figu res a p p ly to a ll w ho had
e a rn e d th a t n u m b e r of p oints as of
S e p te m b e r 2. 1945. I t is p o in te d out
a t the w a r d e p a rtm e n t th a t each
th e a te r c o m m a n d e r has the a u th o r i­
ty to red u ce the p o in t score fo r d is ­
c h a rg e .
W a r d e p a rtm e n t heads a g re e th a t
d is c h a rg e of v e te ra n s is p ro ce e d in g
a t a ra te th a t is too fa s t fo r the
e ffic ie n c y and s a fe ty o f the a r m y
and re p la c e m e n ts a re not c o m in g
fa s t enough a lth o u g h tr a in in g o f r e ­
p la c e m e n ts has been cut fro m 17
to J3 w eeks.
Q u estion s a n d A n sw e rs
Q . I w as d is c h a rg e d fro m the
re g u la r a r m y in J a n u a ry , 1944. and
now I w ould lik e to put in a n o th e r
h itc h , but b ecau se o f a p a r a g r a p h
in m y d is c h a rg e p a p e rs a m u n a b le
to. I t re a d s : “ Is not re c o m m e n d e d
fo r rc -e n lis tm e n t, in d u c tio n o r re ­
in d u c tio n . Sec. 8. A R 615-3 6 0 .° H o w
can I h a v e th is fix e d an d re c n lis t?
— R e a d e r , A lb e r tv ille , A la .
A. S eétion 8 o f a r m y re g u la tio n s
to w h ic h you r e f e r m e a n s t h a t you
a re u nfit fo r m i l i t a r y s e rv ic e and
w ill not b e a c c e p te d , a c c o rd in g to
the w a r d e p a rtm e n t.
Q . W h a t does a m a n in th e a r m y
g e t d is c h a rg e p o in ts fo r? I f m a r ­
r ie d , b u t no c h ild re n , is the w ife
c o n s id e re d a d e p e n d e n t? A re an y
d is c h a rg e p o in ts a llo w e d fo r h e r? —
M r s . B . J . D ., M t . S te rlin g , O hio.
A . D is c h a rg e p o in ts in the a rm y
a r e a llo w e d fo r s e rv ic e in this coun­
t r y a n d o v e rs e a s , fo r m in o r c h il­
d re n (n o t m o re th a n th re e ) a n d fo r
d e c o ra tio n s o r b a ttle s ta rs . A w ife
is c o n s id e re d a d e p e n d e n t in so f a r
as f a m ily a llo w a n c e is co n c e rn ed ,
b ut n o t fo r d is c h a rg e points.
Q . I h e a rd a n y one in s e rv ic e
u n d e r 20 y e a r s o f a g e can g e t a d is­
c h a r g e to a tte n d school e v e n i f he
h a s n ’t eno ug h p o in ts . Is th is trn e ?
— M r s . O . 8 ., L e w is to w n , 111.
A . N o d is c h a rg e is g ra n te d to p e r­
m i t a m a n u n d e r age to a tte n d
school. H e m a y go to school a t the
a r m y in s titu te in th is c o u n try o r to
a n y one o f th e courses w h ic h h a v e
b ee n in s titu te d o ve rs ea s .
Q . W e a r e th e p a re n ts of tw o
b oys w h o s e rv e d t h e ir c o u n try , one
th r e e y e a r s In th e a r m y , th e o th e r
a lm o s t fo u r y e a rs in th e n a v y . T h e
f a t h e r is 55 a n d m o th e r, 49. W e
do n o t o w n a n y p ro p e rty and liv e
in o n e o f th e b o y ’s h o m e .
The
f a t t ie r w o rk e d a t a s a w m ill and
m a d e 58 c e n ts a n h o u r. W h en th e
b o y s w e n t in to s e rv ic e , w e tho u g h t
i f w e could g e t b y w ith o u t s ta r v in g
w e w o u ld n o t d r a w fro m th e g o v e rn ­
m e n t on th e m . W e h ad one s in g le
g ir l in school a n d one 13 -y e a r-o ld
b o y in s cho ol. W e d id g et b y and
d id not s ta r v e , b u t i t took e v e r y
c e n t to do so and k e e p th e tw o in
s c h o o l. W o u ld it h a v e b ee n d ish on ­
e s t to h a v e d ra w n on one o f the
boys? I f n o t, could w e g e t i t yet?
They
a re
both
h o n o ra b ly
dis­
c h a r g e d .— M r . a n d M rs . P . H ., V a l­
le y H e a d , A la .
_ _ _ _ _
ANOTHER
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O f
r I
■ ó
? A General Quiz
?
1. A shark has no bones. Of
w hat is its skeleton composed?
2. W hat does the word esoteric
mean?
3. W hat is the unit of lum ber
m easurem ent called a board foot?
4. Greyhounds were firs t used by
whom?
5. W hat sea has no shore?
6. W hat instrum ent is called the
clown of the orchestra?
T he A n sw ers
1. A sh a rk’s skeleton is com­
posed of cartilage.
2. Abstruse, m arked by secrecy,
HESE charm ing m otifs in sim ­ confidential.
ple la z y -d a is y and outline
3. One foot by one foot by one
stitch w ith ju st a touch of cutw ork i inch.
lend elegance to plainest linens.
4. The Pharaohs of E gypt, fo r
•
e
»
hunting.
One small m otif in combined needle­
5. Sargasso sea (e n tire ly sur­
work makes linens gift-worthy I Pattern
llfl has transfer of 16 motifs 3','s by 11 rounded by the A tla n tic ocean).
6. The bassoon.
to 2% by 3 inches.
I
r
Washing rubber overshoes and i As you iron clothes, stack them
galoshes in w a rm w a te r in the according to the draw er or room
A-ashing m achine cleans both the in w hich they belong and set aside
jutside and the inside. This proves clothes th a t need m ending.
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ju ite a protection to shoes.
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When boiled frostings harden too
When intending to leave unused q u ickly add drop by drop a sm all
i b all o f crochet thread fo r any q u a n tity of boiling w ater and beat.
ength of tim e, fasten the thread | I f it does not stiffen, heat in a dou­
?nd to the ball w ith a bobby pin. ble boiler u n til icing loses its gloss.
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Secured this w ay, it can’ t slip
loose and ra ve l fro m the ball.
T6 rem ove soot fro m a rug w ith ­
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out spotting, cover th ic k ly w ith d ry
Here’ s a clever tr ic k fo r lin in g salt before attem pting to sweep
the sleeves of your c h ild ’s play and there w ill be no resulting stain.
?oat. Cut the foot off an old cotton
5tocking, insert the p a rt th a t’s le ft
into the sleeve, and w h ipstitch it
in place a t the w ris t and shoulder.
You’l l be surprised how much
w arm th and com fort it gives.
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I f tum blers stick together, stand
them in w a rm w ater and fill the
inside one w ith cold w ater.
I f the oven browns unevenly,
perhaps the range is not level.
Check on th a t by placing a fu ll pan
□f w ater on the bottom rack, and
fix it te m p o ra rily by placing strips
□f cardboard under the base on
the low side.
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COLD PREPARATIONS
LIQUID. TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS
CAUTION— USE ONLY AS DIRECTED
L o n g D is ta n c e S w im m e r
H a s G o n e 1 5 ,0 0 0 M ile s
The greatest distance sw im m er
ai a ll tim e is Pedro C andioti o f
Santa Fe, Argentina, who has been
staging m arathon sw im s since
1922, the m ost im p o rta n t being his
annual attem pt, never yet success­
ful, to sw im the 205 m iles o f the
Parana riv e r between Rosario and
Buenos A ires, says C o llie r’s.
D uring this period, he spent ap­
proxim ately 3,500 hours in the
w ater and swam about 15,000
m iles, a distance equivalent to five
crossings of the A tla n tic between
New Y o rk and Southampton.
TOO FAT? Get SLIMMER
this vitamin candy way
H ave a more «lender, graceful fig-
ure. N o exercising. N o laxatives.
N o drugs. W ith the simple A Y D S
V itam in G andy Reducing Plan
y o u d o n ’t c u t o u t a n y m eals,
«tare he«, potatoes. me A s or butter,
you sim ply c u t them down. I t ’s
easier when you enjoy delicious
vitam in fortified ) A Y D S candy
before meals Absolutely harmless.
la clinical tests conducted by medi­
cal doctors, more than tOO pesos«»
Jeet t e » • X« O s . av e rs e » Io a
tew w e e k s with A Y D S Vitam in
Candy Reducing Plan
» - d * y supply o f A Y D S only 12.«. I f not deBeb
w ith reenlts, M O N E Y BA C K eo very first bos.
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A . I t c e r ta in ly w ould not h av e
been d is h o n e s t fo r you to ta k e an
a llo tm e n t fro m one o r both o f y o u r
b oys fo r th e a llo tm e n t w o u ld h a v e
b ee n e n tir e ly v o lu n ta ry on th e ir p a r t
o ut o f t h e ir p a y a n d th e a m o u n t th e y
v o lu n t a r ily set a s id e fo r you w ou ld
h a v e been m a tc h e d by the g o v e rn ­
m e n t. Y o u c a n n o t g e t it now , since
th e y a re d is c h a rg e d .
Q . M y h u sban d h ad w a r bond a l­
lo tm e n ts ta k e n fro m his p a y w h ic h
he re c e iv e d
w hen
he w a s d is­
c h a rg e d a t In d ia n to w n G a p , P a .
W o u ld lik e to k n o w w h e re to w r it e ,
s in c e he has n ot re c e iv e d h is bonds.
— M r s . W . W . R „ M illm o n t, Pa.
A. W r ite to th e w a r bond d iv ­
is io n , U . S. a r m y , 4300 G o o d fe llo w
b lv d ., S t. L o u is 20, M o .
Q . I f a m a n h as enough p oints
fo r d is c h a rg e is th e re a n y w a y a
r e g u la r n a v y m a n c a n be re le a s e d
i f he h a s n ’t s e rv e d his fu ll s ix -y e a r
e n lis tm e n t? — W ife , D u lu th , M in n .
A. T h e n a v y says, “ N o .”
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