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A LOCAL and -4 Refreshment! DeMolay Mothers club will provide re freshments for the installation of DeMolay boys Wednesday at 8 p. m. in the Masonic Temple, it was announced today. Accessorial Stolen-Oris Goble of 404 South Peach street re ported to city police Sunday that two fog lights and four chrome hub caps were stolen off his parked automobile Saturday night. Minor Mishap W. E. Jewett of 216 South Orange street and J. M. Dodge of 519 King street drove cars involved in a minor accident at Sixth and West Main street Saturday afternoon, ac cording to a report on file today. . Arrested On. an Information from the DouRlas county district attorney's office, state police late Saturday night arrested Thomas W. Bright, 36, of Van couver, Wash., 'charged with lar- tceny under $35 in Roseburg.' Bright, who is being held for Douglas county authorities, was taken from a southbound bus about a mile north of Medford. - Awarded Badge For his per formance of duty in action against the enemy on Bougain ville, Pfc. Donald W. Bratton of Drew has been awarded the Combat Infantryman Badge, ac cording to a dispatch from the American division at Bougain ville. Pit. Bratten is a' rifleman in the veteran infantry division which fought at Guadalcanal and on Bougainville. The divi sion, formed in New Caledonia, is the only division in the United States army having a name in stead of a number. 7 : M A R. HEDGES Chiropractic & Naturopathic Physician 128 E. Main Dial 3170 FOODS Because a substance Is or may be used by man does not consti tute it a food. Food should be taken for the purpose of supply . ing heat and energy for the pro duction of internal and external work, and to supply the mater ials for growth and for the re pair of tissues. Kvidence avail able indicates that the majority of mankind rat too much rather than too little. Yet the human race is starving because of the lack of the necessary vital food materials. Experiments prove that the best diet is that which is Just slightly in excess of a bare maintenance ration. It should be kept in mind that the human body is kept alive and active only by such elements as the cells of the body can build into themselves. Any other ma terial or substance which may be absorbed into the system in terferes with the normal cellu lar activity and serves to form n weHnp hntween thp cells and SO lays the foundation for disease. NURSE LOSES FA7 SAFELY AYDS WAY K'OC Cef slimmsr without txtnlst ft Hardies. potato, irravy, f'i I il i" l t.oTirn. AYDS plan u fc-'.e, ften-ir1, easr. iso tier ce. Nodnic?. No latauvf.. Nunc one of I0 V" mm loi!n 14 tt 15 lb. crsCc In frw wtcfct la ci.nica! l-itj Uh .tb Ayd; 1 .an t.nJcr the rJitciloB at Dr. Vnn Hoover. Som to be fort Nouvr Public TVlWom AYDS tffcr! ch iw-il du.1 the .rwMe Yrt you pt vitamins, minerals, f teiitial nau.rnts in Ayrfs Start lh W? m k-se wcr;:a now. Lara l TAVoTi 30 il.iv ..;. ply Money tick GL Alt ANTE B U you don't get result. Juat ohornt Wntnscntft Phtirmncy, Medford r.. HU: Our distiUerie. diuJnishirg inventories POLD TWS WAR SOrlDS YOJ IUYI. . . IW1 iVhkr, 4 fool, 40 DR. A. PERSONAL CALENDAR Monday 6:30 p. m. Pythian Sisters, pot-luck dinner, home of Mrs. Homer Reed, 328 Edwards St. 8:00 p. m. F. L. club, home of Mrs. Louis Izzi, 9 ,Mistletoe street, for business session. Tuesday 1:00 p. m. Merritt circle of Presbyterian church, picnic at home of Mrs. H. F. W. Spiiver, 520 Hamilton street. Bring cov ered dish and own service. 1:00 p. m. Grace circle of Presbyterian church, home of Mrs. John Perl, for picnic lunch eon. 1:00 p. m. Sunny Sisters cir cle of Presbyterian church, pic nic at Dr. Bert R. Elliott farm. 1:30 p. m. Queen Esther cir cle of Methodist church, dessert at church. Committee, Mesdames Conrad, Redden and Carder. 2:00 p.m. Ladies' auxiliary of First Baptist church, at church for White Cross work. Bring sack lunch. Business meeting at i p. m. Hostess Mrs. Beach; com mittee, Mesdames Cope, Culey and Eaton. 2:00 p. m. Degree of Honor Juvenile club, K. of P. hall. Mem bers and friends invited. 2:00 p. m. Fidelity circle of Methodist church, home of Mrs. Mable Herron 153 N. Oakdale avenue. Mrs! Wm. Hill, assist ant hostess. Devotions, Mrs Jo seph Wilkinson. Program, Mrs. Frank Fangcr, Jr. 2:00 p. m. Everready circle of Presbyterian church, home of Mrs. John Seiler, 1115 W. Sec ond street. Cars will pick up those desiring transportation at church. 8:00 p. m Jackson County League of Women Voters board, home 6f Mrs. J-.istin .Smith, 21 Geneva street. 8:00 p. m. Decree of Honor, K. of P. hall, business meeting and initiation. Wednesday 10:00 a. m. Camp Whita aux iliary Red Cross production unit, Outpost. 1:00 p. m. Crater Lake chan ter. Daughters of American Rev olution, covered dish luncheon at home of Mrs. R. E. Green, 701 Park street. Bring service. 1:00 p. m. Chapter AA, P. E. O., home of Mrs. H. B. Mur phy, Ross lane, for picnic. Con vention report. 1:30 p. m. Mistletoe club, des sert at Girls' Community club. 1:30 p. m. Oak Grove Neigh borhood club, home of JWrs. Wallace Brill, Lozier Lane, reg ular meeting. Visiting DeSouzas Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Kavanaugh of Van cotivor, Wah. are in Medford visiting Postmaster and Mrs. Frank DeSouza, 20 Western avenue. Mrs. Kavanaugh is the daughter of the DeSouzas. Location Changed Meeting place of the Sunny Sisters Circle of the Presbyterian church has been changed from the home of Mrs. Bert Elliott to the church parlors, it was announced today. Next meeting will be Tuesday at 1 a. m. Visiting Hera Mr. and Mrs. George L. Robinson of Great Falls, Mont., arrived in Medford yesterday to spend a few days visiting at the home of Mr. Rob inson's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Robinson of 31 Geneva St. Extension Meeting Talent Extension Unit will hold a spe cial meeting in city hall June 14 at 1 1:30 a. m. Those attending are asked to bring their own ser vice for a picnic lunch. Installa tion of officers will be held, and other important matters are to be discussed, it was announced today. A full attendance is urged by leaders. !!FfTIsf'-oJ mP"? ftHZ - Thr hotter! Distributor kt, Ntw York tone prMncti otrl Se&M 1 i Chapter To Meet Jackson County chapter No. 8, Disabled ; American Veterans, will meet i in the armory tomorrow at 8 p. m. Meeting Tonight Medford chapter of International Foot printers will hold a dinner-meeting at 7 o'clock tonight at Rupp's dining room in Central Point. Members are urged to attend. To Elect Permanent officers for Medford's newly organized Y.M.C.A. will be elected at a directors' meeting scheduled to morrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the chamber of com merce. Committees will be ap pointed to consider a program, proposed budget and the matter of appointment of a full-time secretary. Plan Picnic Members of the Women's Service league, St. Mark's Episcopal church, are planning a picnic for Friday of this week, the affair to be at the home of Mrs. John Moffat, Ber keley Way. It is scheduled for 1 p. m. and will be followed by a business meeting, last of the spring season. Those attending are asked to bring their own service. It Captain Theodore A. Nave has advanced from first lieutenant to captain with the IX Troop Carrier command in England, according to a news dispatch from England. Prior to his enlistment in October of 1940, Capt. Nave was employed by the First National Bank of Portland, Medford branch. The release states that the IX Troop Carrier command, which hauls paratroopers and tows gliders, is the newest of the troop carrier organizations. If Nurses Aide Anne Van Valzah, Medford, was one of 37 University of Oregon women re ceiving her nurses aide cap and certificate, signifying the com pletion of 80 hours of work as a volunteer nurses aide in a Eugene ' hospital, at capping ceremonies held on the campus recently. Miss Van Valzah, who has just completed her sopho more year at the university, is majoring In art. She Is the daughter of R. C. Van Velzah of 19 Elm St. a Assigned To Radio pvt. James E. Abbott of Medford has been assigned to the AAF Train ing command radio school at Sioux Falls, S. D., according to a dispatch from the field there. He will receive a 20-week course of training upon completion of which he will take his place as a member of a highly skilled bomber crew of the AAF. Be fore going into the army, Pvt Abbott was a car salesman for the Rogue River Chevrolet com pany here. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Abbott of Medford. Assigned Second Lt. Ray mond L. Proctor, recently pro moted from warrant officer by a direct commission In the field, has been assigned to take charge of a camera maintenance section in a 13th AAF medium bomber group now pounding Rabaul, main Japanese base in the South Pacific, according to a news release fiuui the 13 Lh headquarters. Lt. Proctor en listed in the infantry in October of 1938 and transferred to the air corps in 1939. His appoint ment to warrant officer was in December 1942, and was fol'ow ed by his commission as a sec ond lieutenant after he began overseas service last January. Lt. Proctor Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Proctor, 134 Portland avenue. 10 ' Motorists may now drive to the headquarters of Crater Lake National Park, the road having been reported open this morning bv crews working the past few days in the park. At the office of the park here It was said that persons desiring to hike from park headquarters to the lake rim could do so but warned that the snow was still quite deep and spt to be soft. Hikers should wear boots or high schoes. Crews will continue road clear ing work this week and It is hoped that if no complications . a i Ml l - . I arise, ine roau win ue upcu w the lake by this coming week end. tTM Mull Tribune Want Ads. DOES YOUR CAR SOUND DIFFERENT LATELY? TAKE IT TO HUMPHREY PROMPT SERVICE ON 1 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DE SOTO PARTS and REPAIR HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 S. Riverside Dial 4980 "Save Your Car for Your Country" 16-POINT PLAN FOR CONVERSION Washington, June 12. U.R) A special senate committee to day proposed a 16-point legisla tive program endorsed in gen eral by War Mobillzer James F. Byrnes as "a step forward in the right direction" for converting the nation's economy from war to peace. The committee warned, how ever,, that industry would be able to meet the challenge of finding jobs for as many as 10,000,000 new workers after the war only if there is a mini mum of "government interfer ence." Byrnes in .testimony before the committee looked ahead to "X-Day the collapse of Ger many," and stressed the urgency of speed in enacting legislation to assure prompt termination of war contracts. "If the settlement of thou sands of contracts were to be held up until there Is a detailed audit," he said, "then we may as well Immediately provide for a huge public works program." In its long awaited report on postwar problems, the commit tee, headed by Senator Walter F. George, D., Ga., warned that the "very destiny of the nation may depend upon wise and prompt decisions" now. EK. TAKEN BT DEATH George K. Rankin passed away at his home, 114 Genessee, Sunday afternoon at the age of 68. He had been failing in health for about a year. He was born June 11, 1876 In Hillsdale, Penna. In 1884, with his parents, John R. and Emma Rankin, he moved to Hood Rjver and for several years he and his father operated the ferry be tween Hood River and White Salmon. In the spring of 1930 he came to Medford and was united In marriage to Hattie Rankin, owh survives. He fol lowed the carpenter trade for many years. He also leaves two children by a former marriage: Mrs. Gladis Linkis, Portland, and Clarence Rankin, Prospect. Private services will be held In the Conger-Morris Chapel Thursday with the Reverend D. E. Millard officialinj. Inter ment will be in the IOOF ceme tery. German Retreat Too Hurried To Set Out Traps By Dougald Werner UP War Correspondent With Advanced Ninth Airforce Unit In France, June 10. (U.R) The Germans scurried out ol here so fast they didn't even have lime to plant booby traps among the drugs and medicines lining the shelves of their hos pital in an old chateau but some of them didn't make lt. I sa whtese last today, their bodies thick along the hedge rows and ditches where they "America's Opportunity" will be the subject discussed by Sen ator Harold H. Burton of Ohio when he addresses the annual banquet which closet the fifty seventh annual convention of the Oregon Newspaper Publishers' association in Eugene on Sat urday, June 17. f J m V l3L Craterian Star Now playing at the Craterian is "The North Star," with Anne Baxter, Dana Andrews, Walter Huston and Walter Brennon. had fallen. Here wera 15 dead Germans scattered around an overturned cart and two dead horses. They had come Into France In roaring panzers with tanks, troop carriers, and half-tracks. The end 'had come "with a spray of lead from a strafing allied plane as they retreated in a wooden cart behind two bony old nags. Uso Mall Tribune Want Ada. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Alfalfa hay in field. V4 mile S. of Oak Grove school. Frea O. Sander. WANTED Experienced laundry fold- trs, nana ironers ana press opor tors. Apply In person. Crystal White Laundry & Dry Cleaners. FOR SALE OR T. ADE New home. 2 bedrooms. Tribune Box 4973. FOR RENT Seven-room turn, house. $4&.o0 per mo., at 1127 w. Main St. Phone 4897. FOR SALE Hay. oat and vth, In shock. T. O. Satterfleld, Buckshot Hill road. WANTED Rid to Ashland. 13 noon, fire days week. Tribune Box 4974. FOR RENT Mod. 3-bedrm. house. Ill Elm St. 953 per mo., unfur nished. Harold Brown Agency. Ph. 8446. FOR SALE House with 5 rooms, bath and service room, electric hot writer tank, hardwood floor In living room, only 3000, $1300 cash and take up contract. Also some furni ture: 1 iron bed, dresser and chest of drawers, 1 chest of drawers and bed and one dressing table; bed, box springs and mattress; kitchen table, 4 chairs, trash burner and two seta copper oolls; electric rantfe; few small articles. 1001 N. Central. FOR SALE Ortho rodent destroyer, kills gophers, squirrels, rata and mice. Faber's, 34 8. Riverside. Ph. . 4449. CASH for all your surplus fishing equipment, uets oe a good sport, help the boys in service enjoy some fishing, too. Cliff's Sport Shop, 317 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Calf, 6 weeks old, $10. Ph. 6027. MrNOR gun, repairing and stock checkering. 313 S. Front. AUTOMOBILE MARKET TTvne f Better Uced Car. 6th and Bartlett. 1041 Ford 4 -door. 1040 Chev. coach. 139 Cnev. coach. lo;R Ford coupe 60. 1937 Chev. coach. 1937 Ci-ev. coach. 1937 Plymouth 4 -door sedan. 1917 Ford 4-dnor odn. 1936 Dodge ced&n. 1936 Plymouth coupe. Do not wait until cars are ra tioned. tOCAA Three - bedroom home, t,)0UU three lots, large shade trees. Terms. 1 Vt acies In fruit and clo ver, o-room bouse, on naved roads. H. O. WILSON, 7 Chestnut. Phone 4644. FOR SALE Fisher's egg producer. Faber's, 34 S. Riverside. Ph. 4449. WANTED To rent 4-ronm furnished houw, by 8 adults. Close In. In quire Gates at Lyrlard No. 1. Carl Murphy. WANT to buy electric Iron, preferably travel size. Phone 3670. FOR SALE Exceptionally good young Hereford bull, very gentle. Phone 4705 for Information. FC1 PENT 2-belrm. furn. houw) on Cottage. Adults, Inquire 618 B. Main. FOR SALE 60 head of sheep, ewes and lambs; 8 brood sows, due to farrow next mo.; one gas powered portable milking machine: heifer ml vm ; alno hay. J. E Shaw. 3 ml. up rUht fork Foots Creek. FOR SALE Bicycle, pre-war, excel lent condition, 40. or will trnde for lighter bicycle. 806 W. Jackson, apt. 6. ANYTHING to haul, anywhere, Urge or small. Ph. 2RBA. David Transfer it Storage Co., 40 S. Fir St. FOR SALE Pre-war wicker naby bug gy. oOod condition. Phone 3114. 8-BOOM modern furnished house. Terms. 718 Bennett. i tlx an A A-'.' II ' C f -s T yusiR-AND ; (jjDtiA- THAT DOUBLE I I Ilrfcl FLAVOR YOU LOVE I H? 'MUSTAR0 WITH FOR SALE 190 Champion Btude- Daxer cruising aeasn, practicauy new, pre-war tires, overdrive, hill holder. 35 miles to the gallon. Must sacrifice. 315 Iowa St. CITY TRANSFER A STORAGE Fred E. Robinson, owner. Furniture mov ing, commercial hauling, everything for your need. 38 8. Fir St. Ph. 4664. LOST Brown and tan woven purse containing money ana miscellane ous articles. Reward. Mrs. Hale Jef ferson, 329 Laurel. Phone 6300. FOR SALE Lswn mower, quart fruit jars. 242, S. Holly. FOR SALE 3-plece bedroom suite with spring and mattress. Ph. 3379 or call at 18 Crater Lake Ave. ATTRACTIVE new furn. apt. with private bath, inquire room aio at 308 W. Main. BICYCLE for sale. 638 N. Riverside. FOR RENT 3 -room furnished cot tage. Store room, screen porch and garage. Inquire of C. T. Bingham, 1602 Prune St. Phone 4611. 300 ACRES. 8 -room house, good barn. o acres larm iana. m acres irri gated from a natural lake. Fine spring water piped to house. Lots of outside range. Also reserve per mit for 60 head of fine Hereford cattle. 3 horses and machinery. If you want a real mountain stock ranch see this one at $12,000 for everything. Half cash. Also 9 acres, four-room house, oil stow, electric- range, electric water heater, a modern house, fine loca tion on Stewart avenue. Only $3600. Ben R. Cooper, broker; Chaa. Blaess, salesman, 323 N. Riverside. Ph. 7367. FOR SALE 6-ft. Venetian blind. Nev er been used. P. O. Box 85, Talent. FOR SALE) 3 large baby beds, all meiai. aav Marie street. WANTED Laundry help. Will take Inexperienced. American Laundry, 133 S. Central. FOR RENT Six-room modern house. Fruit. House at Carlton Nursery sign, 3S miles S. of Medford. In quire at first house north. WANTED Tricycle for small child, In good condition. Phone 6873. 3-ROOM cabins for rent, urnlshed. Blue Jay Court, Midway 4 Corners. $3400 14 acre on Thomas road. Four- room bouse, garage, well, electric pumping system, good soil. I. B. Schuler, 326 West 6th St. Dial 8S63. ATTENTION I OPA BRINGS USED CAR PRICES DOWN TO MATCH HUMPHREYS' BARGAINS. HUMPHREYS NOW AS ALWAYS SELLS FOR LESS. OFFICIAL USED CAR PRICE CEILINGS Announced June 10 OPA will put these prices In ef fect July 10. Humphrey puts them Into effect now. Check prices with us before you buy. Pay no mors than celling prices. Buy bonds, help fight inflation. HERB IS AN EXAMPLE OF HUMPHREY PRICES 1941 Chev. sedan, radio and hrater. OPA celling $1335 OUR LOWER PRICE $1395 1940 Plymouth sedan OPA celling 1005 OUR LOWER PRICK 076 1939 Ford coupe OPA celling 770 OUR LOWER PRICE 745 1938 Ford sedan 1 OPA celling 765 OUR LOWER PRICB 696 1938 Ford coupe, Co lumbia rear end OPA celling 750 OUR LOW BR PRICE 696 1938 Bulck' OPA ceiling 895 OUR LOWER PRICE 848 1938 Dodge sedan OPA celling . 735 OUK LuA< Pttica 6iiS OUR LOT IS FULL OF EXCELLENT USED CAR BARGAINS 8EB HUMPHREYS NOW MJ1DFORDS MOST ACTIVE CAR DEALER HUMPHREY MOTORS, DE HOTO. PLYMOUTH, MACK TRUCK, SS S. RIVERS IDE. DIAL 4980. BUY BONDS BUY MORE THAN BEFORE PLANER BLOX Full load $6.60. Med ford Fuel. Tel. 3111. WANTED To buy 30 baby chteks about two months old. Prefer llamp ahlre Reds. 603 Benson, TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES REPAIRED We hive just completed Installing the latest equipment for cleaning, oiling and repairing your office machines. We can now give you 24-hour service. We repair all makei of typewriters. CALL AT ONCE FOR PARTICULARS Medford Office Equipment Co. a Underwood O Sundsirand Agents PHONE 4100 Monday June 12, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN MOVE by padded van. Medford's only van une, serving tne entire racme coast. Eada Moving & Storage. Dial 7121. FOR RENT 4-room house, close in. Very nicely furnished. Electric re frigerator, gas. Adults. Mall Tribune Box 65. - ANY GRANGERS wishing transporta tion to Grants, pass for 6th and ottt Degrees next Thursday, June 16, Eh one W. 8. Darby, 6066, or call at ubbard Bros. When You Need WINDOWS DOORH SCREENS FRAMES GLASS We can furnish you with stock sizes or make to your special re quirements. PADGHAM PLANINO MILL, 1309 Court 8U Phone 4750. UNION CREEK RESORT will be open Monday, June 13. FENDER AND BODY WORK ALSO PAINTINa Under the direction of Clare Ca ley and Berle Thornton, two of the best body men in the state of Ore gon. Let us figure your Job. ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET, 9th and Bartlett Phone 3288. THE HOME OF HIOHER GRADE MECHANICS. FOR SALE Set new pre-war heavy- auty tire cnams, sixe 0110 10. w. 1, Box 348, J vllle-Phoenlx Hwy. FOR SALE! Berry cups and crates. Monarch seed & reed co. FOR SALE Garden tools, rakes, hoes. cultivators. Monarch Seed 8s Feed Co. NO HUGE stock of any one Item but a balanced stock of hardware, tools, farm supplies. The best place to buy what you want la where you can find lt. Try W. E. Alexander, Central Point. FOR SALE Larro complete rabbit pel lets. Monarch Seed 8s Feed CO. WANTED TO BUY Clean, first cut ting baled alfalfa. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. WANTED Commercial spraying of all kinds. Phone 6561, With row. STORAGE. 3 warehouses In Medford. L AH storage properly cared for. Eads iTansier. uiat OR SALE K-O Dairy Fly Spray. Kills and repells files. The finest dairy fly spray on the market. Costs a little more but does a lot more than ordinary fly sprays. Monarch Seed 8b Feed Co. ATTENTION, PLEASE l Just arrived, famous Dayton, Mc Claren, 6-ply tires, 60016 and 65016. Block amber fog lights. Pre-war 17, 18. 18 and 31 tubes. Large supply Goodyear batteries. A few good used ears.' We want some late model cars. See us before you sell. A Z. Tubby" Dean, Youth Pont lac Dealer. Rlchfleld-sutlon, 6th and Grape. Buy More Bonds. Dial 3U43. GET your winter's wood now. Heavy rea iir birds, racer s, a a. luvex slde. Phone 4449. LET us do baylnv. Ws cut, rake, bale. haul. Call 6476. NOTICE If you are troubled with ter mites, phone Pacific Feed 8 Seed, 8413. REPLACE your broken window glass. New glass Installed while you wait. MEDFORD MILLWORK CO., The Glass House. Phone 4113. 10th snd Grape. LAWN MOWERS sharpened and re- aired. Joe J. Jones, 423 King. Ph. 637. PACKING, crating and shipping. Spe cial department maintained for this work. Eads Transfer. Dial 7131. WANTED I Ate model used cars. Highest prices paid for good, clean automobiles. Crater Lake Motors. MOVINO to all parte of Oregon. Washington, California, by padded vans. Regular service. Eads Transfer. Dial 9020. FOR SALE We always have a few later model used cars on hand. See ua before you buy. Crater Lake Mo tors. ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Perman ents a specialty. Across from Hol loway's Grocery 120 N. Central. Phone 3684. WE will buy old fishing rods and reels. Lamport's Sporting Ooods. PARK VIEW CONVALESCENT HOME 153 GraniU, Ashland, Oragon PHONE 7091 Equlppad to car for bad patiantt Raglstarad Nuria In Chargo NO. 32 N. GRAPE FIR ROUOH BLOX & SLABS, green. o-uer maa, so.ou. Meaiora met. Tol. 8111. Townsend at Dreamland Hall Tues. Night JOLLIEST DANCE IN MEDFORD! Shows at 1:45-8:45-9:00 ENDS TOMORROW! (Ml eiKHR-DmilNDliW! Winer HUSTON - ttilln BRENNAN tut HARDING Flllljt GfiAIISIR FIFTH WAR LOAN BUY BONDS INVEST IN INVASION WEDNESDAYI irv AS A IJr ...HE'S A rtOKN CIVILIAN! 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