LOCAL and
I Seaman Horn Robert Alien
Fltzsimmons, Sic, stationed at
Treasure Island, is spending a
ihort leave at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
r. Fitzsiromons, Route 2, Box
SS3C. LozJer Lane.
Colonel Iil Friends here of
Col. C. G. Hutter, first com
mandant of the Camp White
Station Hospital, have been in
formed that the officer is seri
ously ill in Hoff General hos
pital at Santa Barbara, Calif.
Col. Hutter went to Washing
ton, D. C, from Medford and
later was transferred to the
Santa Barbara hospital.
Cancel Meeting The mer
chandising meetings planned for
San Francisco this month have
HUfcan cancelled according to a
4iire from C. T. Tanner of the
merchandising department of
the San Francisco Chamber of
Commerce to the Jackson Coun
ty Chamber of Commerce. The
cancellation was made at the
request of the Office of Defense
Transportation.
Correction Charles A. Wing
Is a patient in Community Hos
pital Instead of Sacred Heart
hospital as previously stated,
Mr. Wing is in the hospital for a
rest and check-up and is not
seriously ill. He has been in
Medford for the past several,
weeks on business while Mrs,
Wing and their daughters re
mained at the family home in
Burlingame.
i NEW kind of
ASPIRIN tablet
doesn't upset stomach
When you need
quids relief fron:
,?J pain, do you
hesitate to take
aspirin because
it leaves yov
with an upset
stomach? If so
this new medi
cal discovery
SUPER1N, is "lust what the doc
tor ordered" for you.
Suoerln It oipirin plus contains
mmmmm
R the same pure, safe aspirin yen.
rjfWe long known - but developed
IV hir Hnptnpn in s. nnecial wav foi
those upset by aspirin in its ordi
nary torm.
This new kind of aspirin table
dissolves more quickly, (eta the
aspirin get right at the lob ot re
lieving pain, reduces the acidity o
ordinary aspirin, and does aot it
ritate jr upset atomach-even aite.
repeat doses.
Tear Milt out to remind you t
cet Supenn today. o you ean Dav
it in hand when heartaches, solas
etc. strike. See how quickly 1
relieves patn - how
nne you teet aicer TtmRtW
taking AtviuMrue- 1h
gist's, Lot and 894.
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7 TICKET
Admits
You to
SAT
Sal? BITE
Merrick's and
Dreamland
MERRICK'S
Southern Oregon's Largest and Finest
' Dance Halls Ray's Modern Music
Dancing Hours 9 p.m. 'Till a. m.
DREAMLAND
OLD TIME DANCE
FOR YOUNG AND OLD!
4 Rsmtmben ONE ADMISSION
for BOTH DA1CES
Merrlck't and Dreamlandl
EVERYONE
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Frldar
0:30 p. m Potluck dinner at
Methodist church parlors for
memoers of Mr. Meeker's Sun
day School class.
7;30 p. m. Ladies Auxiliary
No. 421 of the United Brother
hood of Carpenters and Joiners
No. 2067, regular business meet
ing at Carpenters' hall.
To Practice Pythian Sisters'
staff - will practice Sunday at
the K. of P. hall at 3:30 p. m.,
it was announced today.
Leaves Hospital Sheriff Syd
I. Brown, a patient in Sacred
Heart hospital for the past
week, was. discharged from the
hospital this morning and is at
the Brown home, S04 South
Holly street.
.
To California Mr. and Mrs.
Benny B. King of Jacksonville
Phoenix Road, left Medford
Wednesday for Glendale, Calif.,
where they plan to make their
future home. They were own
ers of the Kingmere Guernsey
dairy here until recently.
Fined In Court Lester E.
Madden, 20, was fined $10 in
local court today for disorderly
conduct. John T. Woods, charg
ed with drunkenness, forfeited
$10 bail for failure to appear in
court today. Leon B. Smith
drew a $10 fine for being drunk
in a publio place.
Fire A short in the wiring
of a showcase at Taylor's Penny-Wise
drug store at 323 East
Main street shortly before 6
p. m., yesterday resulted in a
small fire extinguished by chem
ical equipment from the fire de
partment it was reported today.
Only damage was to the trans
former itself, according to the
store owner.
Home- From Army Sergeant
Andrew W. McQuat of Ashland,
who entered the army in April,
1942, was honorably discharged
from Fort Lewis Separation
Center January 23, according to
an army release. He returned
here this week. McQuat was at
tached to an MP detachment at
Camp Beauregard, La., before
discharge. He is a brother of
Mrs, Jane Llyiard of Medford.
Reunion For Brother i
Arohie L. Kitchen, Jr., S2c in
the navy, has been enjoying a
reunion with his brother. Max
Kitchen, also home from sev
eral months South Pacific serv
ice with the merchant marine.
They are at the home of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Kitchen, Sr., in Jacksonville.
Archie Kitchen is stationed on
an aircraft carrier escort ship
and returned from the Hawaiian
islands recently. He has been
in service year and received
an emergency 15-day leave to
see his brother, Max Kitchen,
during his 30-day shore leave.
Max Kitchen, who has been un
der fire on Guam and Saipan, is
a boatswain mate 2c. He reports
to San Francisco for further
duty Feb. 10 and his navy
brother leaves today for Brem
erton, Wash.
Hours 9 'Till
WELCOME!
J3 K.'fcmAJ.JI I
First Camera
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Rebecca Welles, daughter of Orson
looks a bit surprised as she makes
1 month in her
Return to Medford Mrs. Wil
liam Bowerman, wife of Capt.
William Bowerman of Medford,
now In Italy with the Fifth
army, and their young son have
returned to their home at 911
Whitman from Denver, Colo.,
where Capt. Bowerman former
ly was stationed.
Car Wreck Cars driven by
S. M. Croucher, Route 2, and
Jefferson L. Dennis of Tiller
met with a minor accident Wed
nesday afternoon at Bartlett and
5th street, according to traffic
reports filed with local police
Thursday. Neither party was
injured the report said.
. Permits Issued Building per.
mtts were issued by the city su
perintendent January 16 involv
ing $21, 120 worth of construc
tion. Of the total, nine were for
remodeling of residences involv
in $2,170; four for garages at a
cost of $730 and three for new
businesses at an estimated
$18,200.
Honorably Discharged
Thomas L. Lewis, former navy
man, has been honorably dis
charged from the U. S. Navy
hospital at Farragut, Ida., ac
cording to information received
here today. He returned to his
home at 638 Pine street this
week. Before entering the serv
ice he was employed as a fire
man at Camp White.
Six Join Navy H. Price
Shafer and Charles E. Rundell
were inducted into the navy at
Seattle, Wash., January 27, lo
cal draft board No, 1 reported
today. Inducted into the navy
at Ft. Lewis, Wash., from Jack
son county board No. 2 were
Robert Edmund Gadbois, Vol
ney Merl Brock, Delbert Carlos
Lee and Jack A. Shaffer.
m
Ashland Boy Home Pfc.
Weldon T. Heard, honorably dis
charged earlier this week from
Fort Lewis Separation Center,
returned to the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Heard
at Ashland yesterday. Heard
was a member of the enlisted
reserve corps called to active
duty in November, 1943, and
served in the 341st Infantry
regiment at Camp Livingston,
La., prior to leaving the army.
He was a visitor in Medford this
week.
Family Reunion L. C. Tay
lor of this city will leave today
for Olympla, Wash., to meet his
son, Lieut, Ted Taylor return
ing from extended overseas
service. Ho will be accom
panied by Mrs. Orva Taylor,
wife of the lieutenant. The par
ty will return to Medford where
Lieut. Taylor will spend a 30
day furlough with family and
friends. He was a member of
the 41st division, attended offi
cers training school in Australia
where he was commissioned,
and has since served with an
other division in the Leyte in
vasiorf. t
Bruised In .Wreck A. A,
Neff of Medford sufered a
bruised forehead as a result of
an automobile collision Mon
day on North Holly street at
the intersection with Haven
street, according to an accident
DANCE SAT. NITE
At the Picturesque
WAGON
WHEEL
PAVILION
See Us for Reservations
Appearance
(Acme Tehphotoi
Welles and Actress Rita Hayworth
her first camera debut at the age ol
mother's arms.
report filed here. Neff, who was
operating a passenger car. col
lided with a truck driven Dy
Milo R. Gust, route 2, when his
view at the crossing was ob
structed by a church building
on the southeast corner he said,
In a report of the incident. Dam
age to Neff 's car was said to be
about $150, while none was
mentioned to the other vehicle
in the report.
e e
Jailed Leon Byron Smith,
46, a native of Michigan, was
jailed for being drunk in a pub
lic place late Thursday accord
ing to local police records. He
was picked up by officers in
downtown Medford.
Too Late to Classify
JUaT arrived Large eelecUon of gift
items, 'liny 'lots bnop, iia Fioor
Meatord center bidg.
AinvnA o acres, approx. 40 acres
& I UUU tillable, free soil, bal. pas
V w v w ture with some Umoer.
Stream for stock water tnrough the
Klace, Five-room partly modern
ome with Medford city water, out
standing view; fruit, shade trees.
Old barn, chick house, etc. Fenced
and cross fenced; irrigation ditch
runs through the place.
rt j AAA Seven rooms and bath, ex
S4bUU trn toilet and lavatory up-
1 stairs, narawooa nuura,
basement; close in on paved et.;
good location. Garage.
Also
(POO A A Seven acres, two and one-
JVVUIll half acres lrr.. clover,
Yvwww fruit; bal. timbered pas
ture. Neat five-room moaern cot
tage, garage, chick house. Good view
of tne vaiiey. bdoui miw nmc. vui,
vi Mirn wir.WTllEri Reclusive Aeent
Dial a367 or Call at 44 N. Riverside
ORDER your babyj chicks now. Feed
them Fisher's chick starter mesh
end watch them grow. Feber's, 34
S. Riverside. Phone 4449. '
LOST Brown and white foxterrler
pup., 7u weisn at. nuwuiu
WANT to buy or rent man's bicycle.
Phone seat.
LOST Black lady's gabardine purse,
near armory, containing ration
book, Bend, Ore., check book. Re
ward. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Rohten.
Return Mail Tribune.
BICYCLE SEATS Just arrived, gen
uine leather covered. Below celling
Drice at SIMS BROS. 23 N. Fir.
FOR SALE Kerosene heater7 galvan-
ized tun, fnone oa.
WANTED B;
e 1 d erly couple, 4-room
uise; no children, no
furmsnea
house; no children,
icts. Rent must be reasonable. Box
1177.
LOST Pearls, three-strand, on way
from 417 N. Oakdale to bus terminal
or Camp White. Gift from mother.
Reward. Volla Vce Vandagrift.
WANTED 2-bedroom mod. house,
close in. Phone 230S after 0:30.
BICYCLE TIRES and tubes. Ounran
teed quality. All sizes. SIMS BROS ,
FOR RENT Fur. 1-room apt., $l5
1503 prune, owner aiu is. Main.
WANTED TO BUY Bnby buggy and
small refrigerator. Write Box 1179,
Tribune.
INFANT'S Ions' ' stockings, shoes, shirts,
anklets, sweater sets. Tiny Tot's
Shop. 3d Floor Medford Center
bldg;
BOYS' tommyalls, size l-6;'whlt
sport shirts, size 1-3: Girls' over
alls, size 6-10,; sport socks. Tiny
Tots bnop, ad rioor medfora cen
ter bidg.
BUNTINGS, zipper and blanket styles.
manKcts oi ail kinds: beautiful
hand-mode wear. Tiny Tot's Shop,
3d Floor Medford Center bidg.
ZERO CLUB
Out of bounds, civilians only
Delicious chicken and steak
dinners. 7 00 p m , 3 a m
except Sunday Plione day
time 5300; night 9101.
Chalker's Motel & Lodge
OFFICERS' CLUB
Dine-Dance Refreshments
Chicken and Steak Dinners
Host UriMii. Plae. in So Or.
CLOSKD MONDAVI
Thunder! (rival. Parlies Only
for Reiervsllnns PA Gnlo Hill IT.
4 Miles from
M.dford on
Oriifen Greek
Road
Danclna Starts at 9
Swell Music Good Floor
Lots oi Fun
Come Out and Mttt
Yeur Fri.nds
STEVE BAKER
and DAVE GOULD
for PRIVATE PARTIES
MODEL "TO" SS-M. nw. erlflnl!
Jreue. 004 Muwaulta (I, CUUU
'olnt. after 6 d. m.
WIRE BICYCLE BASKETS with heavy
trap iron Draco, biroa bbus.
THIS WEEK'S BEST BUYS
$5500'
ford. Bsi
$4500"
MadiorA
$5000"
I l a era. a -room moo era.
hardwood floora. variety
fruiL aran. a rail Med
ford. Beautiful home.
33 acre, 34 cuiuvatea,
room house, very good
bam. outbuUdlnfa. 4 miles
Medford. .
IN JACKSONVtLLt
I Brick bidg.. gains business.
grocbry store end cefe. 4
eleeDlna- rooms Id floor;
all stock end fixtures Included.
Half down.
tfOAAA Completely furnished 4
tvifvUv room, new house and new
itrnititi- half mpr- V.rv
eood.
a J rA 8 acres, irrigated: clover,
MiJvU berries, fruit, cow. heifer.
and ell tools. Beady to go for a
home and income. Look this over.
C7AA cfe- now open; a good busU
$1 UU heas for couple.
berries, fruit, cow. heifer,
irAA lis acres, 4-room house. A
PJVU sood buy tor f 1..000 down.
Q. A. KIMBAI.L W. A. CHTLDERS
Real Estate
Jacksonville. Phone 191
JUST received, new stock of garden
seeds. Get them now before they
are au picked over, rabere, 34 B
Blverslde. Phone 4440.
WANTED TO BUY Child's rubber
' boots, slie 10-12. Phone S3S3 or S2T
ueatty.
HAWTHORNE ave.. 2-bedroom. hard-
wooa floors, as little as $300 down.
ranneia use rent.
HAROLD H. BROWN AGENCY
3 a.. Main, x-none 344a.
? 1 AAA apts. completely fur.;
flW VVV hew. good return.
HAROLD H. BROWN AGENCY
123 E. Main. Phone 3448.
FOR SALE 1934 Chcv. sedan, sood
motor, good tires, new pnint.
ooo weming snop, mverslde.
BICYCLE PEDALS with rubber
locKS, Sims UKUS,
WILL Day for care at dniT On pannh
Sixty-pound mixed mtile bull and
Boxer. Frank Strickland. P. O. Box
tot, or can ai api. 7. aa a. Riverside
FOR SALE Monarch trash burner.
complete with coils. Phone 60fl2.
BICYCLES Rebuilt like new. Men's
and lady's models. SIMS BROS
WANTED To rent unfurnished house.
two aauiTs, civilians. Call Mrs.
Hoffman, ohone 4316.
WANTED Brush burner. O. E. F3arIT,
Jacksonville, star iit.. Box 130. Ph.
6385.
FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN
See
THE OREGON FINANCE CO.
4S South Central
A Pioneer Firm
INCREASE the life of your car or
machinery by having It STEAM
CLEANED at
MITCHELL PAINT SHOP,
08 S. Riverside
FURNITURE MOVING-Regulai'" van
service, state or nation-wide. Phone
2688, Davis Transfer St Storage Co.,
STORAGE SERVICE Two-story brick
handled, personal lockers. City
Transfer & Storage. Phone 4664, 38
st 1T mt
WANTED Clean, comfortable fur-
msnea apartment or small house.
Desirable tenants. Call 3206 during
business hours or 3347 after hours
ana aunaay.
DR. E. M. NELSON, D. C.. Chiroprac
tor. 424 Medford Building. For ap
pointment phone 5867. Hours 1 p. m.
to 6:30 p. m.
FOR RENT Furnished duplex; no
ycu. tfw ii. rviversiQc.
WANT acreage to plow: sarden olot
to large acreage. Reasonable price.
FOR SALE Bedroom suite, consisting
vi nuuiTUM, aprings, cnuionier, oea
stead and bench, color Ivor v. 47.nn
complete; occasional chair, $12; cur-
wung, yo.ao. jeiepnone iou.
WANTED One truck- mechanic, top
buuu worKing conainons. Ap-
?ly Cull en Motor & Implement Co.,
23 S. Riverside. Phone 7115.
ATTENTION, Farmers! There will be
a publio demonstration of the Eager
Beaver Saw Sunday, February 4,
10:30 a. m., at the G. W. McBee
B'nce, 3 mile north of Big Y on
Id Central Point highway. See this
new naw in acu on
FEATHER quilt for sale, almost new.
au n. Kiversme,
WILL tako care of child In my home.
Give references. 820 Summit.
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BY POPULAR DEMAND
IT RETURNS SUNDAY'
O
THE MIGHTIEST SPECTACLE
OF ALL TIME!
The roaring saga of Pagan Rome . . . thrill
upon thrill in this headlong adventure of
ruthless men and exotie women.
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UUGHTON
MUST END SATURDAY!
"GRIME BY NIGHT"
Plus
"LAND OP THE OUTLAWS"
nr
turn tor ft-rooa bouia. Call 4783
morniitjt.
FOR KENT Small apartment, cloti
in; everyttung Cimuatied. 45 o
BXeediNG heart roota to plant now:
uaiuy
Flowi
ptonia in uiutun. ocrryaaifj
r Farm. Old Highway north.
154750
Cast aide Home. I
ment and aervioa porch, aawduit
burner, fireplace hardwood floora;
good condition. Priced to aeU.
$5500
Two-apartment dwelling; upstairs
apt well furnished. Rents for $49.
well located on paved street. A very
gooa investment.
$3000
1.6 acres, small house, dose In,
i, small hot
irriaated.
good soil. Irrigated.
$3500
4 lota, 0-room house on M high
way, close In, fireplace, small barn,
good soil. Well located for auto
court
L B. SCHULER, Realtor, US VT. Oth St.
Fhona W71
or Evenings R. B. Bcbb,2343
FOR SALE Acetylene welder, a
Multnomah draa. W. M. Cold well.
Phoenix, Ore., on Rose St., between
1st and 3d. Evenings or ounnays.
WANTED Maid at the Hotel
ford. See Mrs. Davis.
NEEDED badly by school, electric re
frigerator. i:au 0310 or gam.
$4400
$3700
Completely furnished 8-
room home; centrally lo
cated; corner iok.
i Attractive 4 -room home en
east side.
$3350
7 acres, close In, near
schools; 3 acres pears, 4
clover. This Drooerty shows
e big income tor we investment.
$14,500-
l 63 acres, free soil, sub-
irrigated, S alfalfa. 50
nlowed far seeding. Well
fenced. 9-room npmc, a dbuu; iowi
100-ton barn. Hlway. near grade and
.ohnnl. P. O. and store. A good
place to live and make a sood liv
ing.
THOMAS S. HIGHT, Realtor
300 Bollr Theater Bids.
Phone 5307
WANTED A dependable woman as
nouseKceper in wuni w
wages, ro laundry. Mrs. H. D. Mc
Ca.key. Phone 3171 or call 149 N.
ivy otter o o ciocn.
FOR RENT
apts,
Clo
sas eaulpped, elec-
trie rem.
lose In. Bishop ApU.,
14 S Rartlett,
FOR SALE Prewar maple baby bed
with sDrines: 2 Di
pairs green
rtrant. Phone 4037.
WILL trade 1036 International pick
up for passenger car. 106 Almond
st. after 10 u. m. Sat Phone 2790.
FOR SALE Good clean 1031 sedan.
This car has been In storage. Only
37,000 miles on it. Inquire No, 1
Holly st. Fourth and Holly sts.
FOR SALE Good old console radio.
20" boy's bike, left and rlftht-handed
golf t!lubs; very cheap. No. 1 Holly
couri, iin ana noity sis.
FOR SALE OR TRADE for good pai
sengcr car, 1930 V-ton pickup that
has been converted to e flatbed.
Bed Is 7x8x6 ft deed. Inquire
No, 1 Holly court.
FOR SALE-i-Cholce feeder pigs, first
ckiss Jersey cow, 1 work horse, 1900
lbs., works any place; one 8 -foot
mower, 1 set of heavy work har
ness. 1 stock saddle. Tuev. U mile
north of Bear Creek bridge, Central
Point.
FOR SALE Larre team, harness and
wagon. Box157, Old Stage road.
REGISTERED Shorthorn bull. Uf-year-old,
will be sold at Phoenix
Auction Saturday, Feb. 3.
DA&JCB
U. S. HOTEL
JACKSONVILLE
SAT. NITE
Sponsored by I. O. O. F.
Benefit March of Dimes
, Campaign
wmstsmHmkaswtJmsmtmmmstswM
Cross
lITirV-f n'intV
Friday. Feb.
WE BtTYEM WE SEL1EM
COME IN AND SEE-EM
1938 Graham Ford or Sedan
1037 Pontlac ft-Pass. Coupe.
1&37 Ford De Luxe F ardor
1036 Ford Coupe
1035 Ford Ford or Sedan
1934 Ford Victoria Sedan
1933 Ford Tudor Sedan
1035 Studebakcr Sedan
1036 Nash Sedan
The Famous Dayton-McCIaren Tires
Bring In Your Certificates
Batteries Fan Belts Foglltes
See at A. Z. "Tubby" Dean's
Your Pontiao Denier
Rfchtield Station Dial 2042
6th anJ Crape Buy Bonds
FOR SALE Daveno, like new, pre
war, rnonc mine foim, qjua .
FOR SALE Mans sice prewarhlke.
gooa conaiuon, a-wneej Drnxes; i
Salr boy's shoe Ice skates. Want to
uy horse trailer, 16" wheels, good
tires. Phone 306B.
SALE
15 USED CARS
Largest stock in southern Oregon
to choose from Want to close out
entire stock I N Shult 224 N
Riverside
TELL your insurance needs to Walter
Jones. Phone 257 0
STORE your goods with Safety.
Eads Transfer and Storaee Co.
WANTED Folding camera, using 137
zum ior service man overseas, ti-
WANT Life Magazine for weeks
juiy Z4tn ana liUth, 1U14. Tribune
box 504.
WINDOWS AND DOORS
Stock or Special Sizes
Window Glass Installed
PADGHAM PLANING MILL
1300 Court St. Phone 4750
REPLACE your broken window glass
New elsss installed while vnur wait
MEDFORD MILL WORK CO
The Glass House
Phone 4111 Wth and Grape
CASH rN A FLASH
FOR VOUR CAR.
Save Time Cash end Gee
Call Automobile Market,
friendly Medford Dealer.
Ph 3919 flth and Bartlett
No Red Tape When You Sell
to Us
LOW PRICED LUMBER
At Cameron Moffith Lumber Co.
South Riveirlde at Barnett Road
A KOOd asaortmftnt nt mush hnanl
dimension, plank Also northern red
uwutti i en co posis
NO PRIORITY NEEDED.
Phone 5462.
FIR ROUGH BLOt Xt SLAdS green
big double load i8 30 Medford Fuel
Tel Sill.
FOR help with your Income tax Ph
THERE will he a spray rig soldi ai the
Phoenix Sale Barn. Saturday. Feb
ruary 3.
COY'S
CHICKEN INN
OPEN SATURDAYS
SUNDAYS and MONDAYS
Serving Fried Chicken
Dinner Parties Served During
Week by Reservation
Phone Gold Hill 251
STARTS
SUNDAY
news I'JL $mmm I
shorU Mk JSr'E
ENDS TOMORROW NITE
Brian Donlevy in
An American Romans
r.T-r-ri
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE MINK
TONIGHT REAR Evangelist Arfmw
uuuio at ui r oursquare uospei
church, corner of Central and Jeca
son. You wont be disappointed.
IS YO'JR
CAR FOR SALE?
SEE
HUMPHREY NOW
for a
HIGH GASH PRICE
HUMPHREY MOTORS
USED CAR EXCHANGE
33 S. Riverside Ave.
T
Niqhts Only Weekdays
Matinee Sat. and Sunday
Ends Saturdayl
RICHARD ARLEN
in
"MINE SWEEPER"
Plus
ROY ROGERS
"YELLOW ROSE
OF TEXAS"
Back By
Popular Demand!
Sunday 3 Daysl
Hilarious Romance
The Sky's the Limit tor
Laughs When These Two Oet
Togetherl
BARBARA STANWYCK
ROBERT YOUNG
in
"HER ENLISTED
MAN"
sjsj' a iCii "fassll.tf.l lea.
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