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lllTION
P U L I S HE y
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Pair?
After today the legislature
draws no pay for services ren
dered. This Is apt to end with
lightning- unexpectedness, what
'Is known In military circles, as
a "stalemate," In basketball as a
"stall," and among cowmen, as
"letting the hay off your horns."
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Yesterday was a fine early
spring day, even for hereabouts,
and caused pangs to autolsts
with gas tanks dry enough to
grow a cactus.
Turkey has declared war en
the Axis nations somewhat be
latedly, after all is ever but the
shouting. As nation, she made
sorry spectacle of herself. One
of the prire glixards in the peace
gravy will be the Dardanelles,
a strip of water upon which
Moscow has Its diplomatic eyes,
and,' aims to control in the fu
ture. Its choice slice of white
meat.
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A DOGGED QUESTION
(Colfax, Cal Record)
'Barking dogs yelping dogs
. running dogs loose dogs
licensed dogs unlicensed
dogs in fact Jus! plain dogs
was the chief Item of busi
ness before the Colfax city
council at their regular meet
ing held in Memorial hall on
Tuesday night."
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The Jena Jensen boy,- John,
' writes from Europe, he is sleep
ing on a straw tick, and wash
ing his socks in his helmet. John
formerly tossed the casaba for
St. Mary's and the Oregon State
Rooks.
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The premier v of Japan has
apologized to the emperor for
shells from raiding B-zes fall
ing on the palace grounds, scar
ing the Imperial and infernal
daylights out of the Mikado.
This is most diabolical, in the
Nipponese mind, as their ruler
parades as a "divinity", whose
mind is too pure to even think
of war. The emperor Is Just an
other nabob in a klmona. who
hopes to escape trial as a war
criminal, and expects his sub
jects to die for him, though he
would not deign to undergo a
minor aggravation for them.
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The Black Tornado came out
of the basketball woods as dis
trict chnmpions, with a 24
straight victory record, and wal
loped all conference foes four
times each.
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"MERIT BILL has genuine
merit" (Hdllne Oregon Voter)
it s in the right place.
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A new weed killer Is en the
market. Experts report It "has
been found very effective in
controlllog posion oak, but has
not proven effective In killing
other undesirable plants." Here
is a case, where the farmer's
loss, la the drugstore's gain.
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NEW WORD UNLEJaSHPn
"A representative of one of
the great government agencies
lauonea in Italy wrote mem
orandum to his head office in
the United States which contain-
n wis recommendation: "We
should now plan definitely to
bifurcate tn Rome." Well, why
not? "Bifurcate" means simply
to divide Into two branches, and
that's what the man meant We
predict that, once the term get
going, it will snrearl tint nni.
through the other government
agencies but through Industry
and business, to the great delight
of everyone concerned. As Lin
coln might have unirir "A Vim in
bifurcated against Itself cannot
stand." N. Y. Herald-Trihim.i
Incidentally, Older Girls re
call iney once wore "bifurcated
SHUTS.
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Editorial Correspondence
Los Angeles, Feb. 22: They
Lincoln's birthday here as far
why. we can t figure out.
Looked In on the Municipal Court yesterday to see hew the'
defense is doing In that Follies esse. The court ruled out com
Darative drama and literature, so excerpts from "Tobacco Road,"
"Girl From the Osarks," "Honey
"Forever Amber and the Bible were ruled out. Learned counsel
felt very dejected, Attorney Bourne, the long haired jury plead
er of the defense trio, declaring to the august court it was like
"a kick in the seat of the pants."
In desperation the defense decided to put on some excerpts
from the show which was closed up December last, to prove
that everything was not rotten in this particular dramatic Den
mark, the performance as a whole in fact being designed only
to divert the doughboys home from the front as well as raise
army moralel
Whereupon Miss Dee, one of the cast, with a voice somewhat
resembling In tonal quality a
of a tree, rendered ditty entitled "the Boogie Woogie Bugle
Boy" which she solemnly swore was rendered exactly as it was
rendered during the 1944 holiday week.
This was followed by the roBUST tenor of the cast (accent
on the bust) one Eduard DeWitt, who pointed out that he per
formed for year at the "Buzz Buzz" night club in Toledo and
also at the local. Burbank "thee-ater" where he was a well
known popular favorite, his offering bearing the title of "Hail
to the Gold-Star Mother."
There was no doubt of the robustness when Eduard really
lat himself go In the little court
sob. it fairly made the windows
rattle, though one was more inclined to nang onto ms seat than
reach for his pocket handkerchief.
When asked by counsel If that was the way ha sang at the
performance in question Eduard replied proudly it was.
Judging the performance in
Follies could naroiy nave Deen
for both Eduard and Miss-Dee
flannel shirt, the latter with the popular mollasses-candy-bronze-tinted
hair-do took themselves with intense earnestness and sol
emnity, Eduard being practically out on his feet as a result of
emotional strain when he finished his tribute to the bereaved
war mothers.
The defense then put on a
"The Doctor's Office" in which
Dee and Eduard participated,- all
deleted nor altered it was put
Follies were raided.
Although this example was
there was again no sign of enjoyment on the part of the cast,
solemnity and dejection again being the keynote of the per
formers, althought the piece-de-resistance was a clinical examina
tion in the G. U. department. One woman on the jury was amused
she Is a young and buxom blonde and the hope of the defense
we imagine and one old man among the spectators burst into
loud guffaw which drew stern admonition from the court
bailiff. Otherwise there were no
on the calm surface of the assembled mutltude, as result of.
the effort.
It is matter of no great Importance, of course, but it would
be Interesting to know why this cheap performance by group
of third rate actors end actorines should have been closed up,
while the night clubs and floor shows of this amazing and de
cadent metropolis continue uncensored and unchecked. It Is a
fairly safe wager that someone neglected to pay someone else
What someone else requested or expected.
These examples of entertainment from the raided FolUes only
increased your correspondent's sympathy for these poor gals try
ing to earn an honest living, but the boss and the men In the
cast for such as they, well they should get "life" or be sent
to aid the G. C. detail in the South Pacificl We don't know any
lower form of animal life than
financing a eheap burlesque.
It was positively refreshing to
run Into Father Divine once more. We have, during the ten
days put, become quiet partial to this genial old fakir, for un
like so many of the characters
it essentially kindly, amusing
unable to figure out as yet Just
for he hss no followers, no church, must spend all his time ap
parently or a large share of It
self, argufying.
The only (Mint we have heard
assumption of Divinity, Is that
In this country, to which everyone
ducts should have the union stamp, and members not in good
standing, should bo unable to buy union goods have to pay up
their union dues for example before they could get anything
to eat.
We grant this proposal could
the man IS Interesting in his various discussions for he really
takes a sort of Christian line against the preachers of revolu
tion and violence, In favor of evolution and non-resistance:
Like Jack Johnson, Father
Jack who is still going strong,
section of Main Street he sports
of teeth. The old boy is probably
are only a few silver threads in
carries his "holy staff" a strong
covered with a leather cap he
staff tncidently a very formidable
heathen If they git sot up.")
It Is amusing to see how Father Divine with all his glib talk
evades trouble. When things warm up the Father picks up his
staff and sneaks out seeks the
diligently as the whiskered bartender from San Antone seeks out
the warm ones that is the sun-spots, among the park benches.
Just as an aside, this ex-bartender puzzles us he chews con
stantly his bushy bunch of sandy whiskers moving down and
up like an oil-pump but he never or at least we have never seen
him put anything IN his mouth or eject anything FROM Hi
R. W. R.
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Dnimmondvllle, Que., Feb.
28 (U.R) Eight military prison
ers, whose arrest led to a street
battle between 2,000 civilians
and 100 police, will be arraigned
here today.
Meanwhile, scores of civilians
and a dozen military police
nursed bruised heads. No shots
were fired, but ice, bottles and
fists flew at the height of the
battle early yesterday.
Provost corpsmen, sworn In
as constables, arrived In Drum
mondvllle with Royal Canadian
Mounted Police. After they had
visited billiard rooms and other
amusement centers In search of
Canadian army deserters, the
ater -crowds began tossing ice
and bottles at tliem.
Police arrested 14, including
make, more of Washington's than
as closing up is concerned just
In the Horn," as well as "Othello,"
rusty buzz-saw hitting the knot
room, preceded by a Caruso
of the decrepit old building
question by these examples, the
a very diverting penormance
the former sporting an ox-blood
skit from the Follies entitled
five of the cast including Miss
of them declaring nothing was
on exactly as on the night the
designed to furnish comic relief,
noticeable ripples of risibility
the genus homo acting tn or
return to Pershing Square and
In this incredible freak-show, he
and considerate. We have been
what is his racket how he lives,
here in the park, sunning him
htm stress outside of his smiling
there should be one Big Union
should belong, All union pro
hardly be called interesting, but
Divine wears a beret, unlike
they say, down in the colored
whiskers and is shy a number
in his late 6u's although there
his black beard and while he
stick with a heavy metal top
walks with a springy step. (That
weapon, Is "to lay down the
quiet conversational groups as
The Canadian army had
wave of desertions recently
when the government ordered
16,000 men for overseas duty as
replacement for troops on the
western front.
CO-ED IS CO -WINNER
OF ENGINEERING PRIZE
Berkeley. Calif., (U.PJ For the
first time in the history of the
University of California, a girl
will be awarded the freshman
engineering prize.
Mary Lou Coombs, Fresno
Calif., was co winner of the
award tor the outstanding record
among freshmen in the college
of engineering, with Robert Eu
gene Wundcrllch, Los Angeles.
13.000 DEVICE FOR TRAINEES
Norman, Okla. (U.PJ A S3000
reserve stereoscopic device
which permits the training of
range tinder specialists for war
ships has been assigned to the
naval reserve officer training
school at the University of Okla
homa, it was announced by na
val authorities.
MOVE TO LEGALIZE
NATIONAL STRIKE
Washington. Feb. 28 (U.R)
The United Mine Workers to
day took action which would
enable them legally to call a
strike in the nation's bituminous
coal mines.
They did so by formally no
tifying three federal agencies
that they consider a dispute ex
ists with the operators "within
the meaning of the Smith-Con-nally
act." This act set up ma
chinery for' taking strike votes
after 30-day "codling off" pe
riod.
The action was ordered by a
unanimous vote of the UMW's
wage policy committee at the
opening session of three-day
meeting here. The union will
start negotiations on Thursday
for a new two-year contract with
soft coal producers to replace
an egreemwit which expires at
midnight, March 31.
The notice that a dispute al
ready exists was sent to the
war labor board, the national
labor relations board, and the
labor department. In so doing,
the UMW invoked a law which
was written as a result of coal
strikes two years ago.
Gigantic Aircraft
Ordered By Panatr
For Postwar Runs
New York. Feb. 28 (U.R)
Aircraft capable of carrying 204
passengers and seven tons -of
freight to Europe without a stop
nave oeen ordered for post-war
construction by Pan American
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Juan T. Trlppe, Pan Ameri
can president, said yesterday the
planes, measuring the equivalent
of a 21-story building between
wing tips, can be "translated
Into unprecedented low fares."
Pan American has ordered 18
of the mammoth ships which
will be powered by six pusher
type engines. They .will be able
to fly at 30,000 feet, and make
the trans-Atlantic hop in slight
ly more than nine hours.
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
Corp., San-Diego, Calif., will
build the new air giants.
Flying Bomb Kills
"Penniless" Couple
London. (U,R) The old. three-
story house on Rosehill Road.
like a Victorian vignette, hadn't
changed a bit since its two occu
pants came to live in It 84 years
ago.
They were Caroline and Ma
tilda Newton, spinster sisters,
who, untouched by the whirl
winds of fashions and customs.
(till wore the black dresses that
swept the ground and buttoned
up to the neck.
They lived quietly and with
great austerity like many others
of their age whose existences are
often limited by pitifully small
incomes.
Last July a flying bomb struck
the old house, and Caroline, 86
and Matilda, 83, were both
killed.
A kindly neighbor, thinking
the aged sisters had died penni
less, spent $120 on their funerals
But when r,escue workers set
to work on the debris they found
papers showing the spinster sis-
ters had over $40,000 in the
bank In bonds from the last war.
Heiress Found At
-Cliff Foot, Dead
Palm Springs, Calif., Feb. 26
(U.R) An autopsy will be per
formed today on the bruised
and broken body of Marian Na
dine Flint, 29-year-old Oakland,
Calif., heiress.
Miss Flints nude body was
found yesterday after an all
night search at the foot of a
180-foot cliff in the rocky San
Jacinto mountains.
KITCHEN MATCH STOCK
PLENTIFUL, SAYS WPB
New York (U.R) There Is
no "shortage" of matches, al
though the familiar paper book
and penny-box safeties are miss
ing from cigar stands throughout
the nation.
WPB officials explain that 100
per cent of the penny-box and
35 per cent of the paper-book
matches have been earmarked
for the military services because
of their cargo-space-saving com
pactness, but that there are 200
billion old fashioned kltcnen
matches available for civilian
consumption. This, the officials
say, is more than enough for all
purposes if smokers will forget
the "free" matches they used to
receive with cigarette purchases
and step around to the grocery
store for a box of the big wood
en lights.
The currency unit of Brazil J
formerly called the mllreis. was
renamed the cruzeiro in 1942.
BRONCHIAL IRRITATIONS rr
I children Quickly soothed by ft v 1
renetro Grandma's old-time
mutton suet idea doveloped by rzJ
modern science into a counter
irritant, rtnorisinjc salve; for ftukkK
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Japs
trnona Dour streams of lead Into shell Holes and reeky eaves on Corregidor, wiping out the suicide
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Corps photo.
Letter From Washington
Br HARRIS ELLSWORTH
Member of Congress From Oregon
Legislative By-Product. The
battle in the house over what
to do about the George Bill (the
bill to take the RFC and other
lending agencies from the control
of the secretary of commerce)
had an interesting result in an
other direction this week. Two
bills which probably would not
have reached consideration for
months suddenly came up Wed
nesday and were passed. One
bill is known as the insurance
bill which gives companies a
period of time before being
placed definitely under the anti
trust 'laws. The other was the
Hobbs Bill to review railroad
bankruptcy settlements for the
purpose of considering the in
terests of small stockholders.
Action on these bills was di
rectly a by-product of the battle
by our side of the house (Rep.)
to keep the George BUI from
coming to the floor-
Under a procedure known as
'Calendar Wednesday," which
has been dispensed with for some
years, any regular committee
may call up a bill for action
on the floor. The majority lead
er decided to use this means of
bringing the George BUI out.
But he overlooked the fact that
the Calendar Wednesday rule
also requires that committees be
called in a certain order. The
committee on judiciary, con
trolled by antt-Wallac,e Demo,
crats, comes ahead of the bank-
lng and currency committee on
the list as it is called. When the
clerk reached judiciary on the
list, the chairman of that com
mittee took the floor and called
up the Insurance bill, After it
was acted upon, he then called
up the Hobbs Bill. This con
sumed the remainder of the
afternoon. Thus the George Bill
did not come up for considera
tion on Wednesday,
The anti-Wallace members of
the rules committee finally weak'
ened, however, so next day the
George Bill came onto the floor
with a regular rule.
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Loans for Veterans. Under
the loan provisions of the GI
bill passed by the last congress,
there have been a total of near
ly 6400 applications of veterans
filed for eligibility for govern
ment guaranty. More than 1200
of these have actually filed loan
applications which have been or
are being processed. Of this to
tal, two applications were for
Air Line Veteran
Jack Knight, Dies
Niles, Mich., Feb. 26. (U.PJ
Funeral arrangements were be
ing completed today for Jack
Knight, 53-year-old veteran com
mercial and air mail pilot, who
died Saturday night following a
short illness. .
Knight held' numerous rec
ords. He had flown more than
2.400,000 air miles in his 18,000
hours of flying time. He never
had been injured in an airplane
accident, despite several narrow
escapes. He retired In 1937 to
become director of public educa
tion tor United Air bines, Inc.
. FAT POINTS VALUABLE
Save more used kitchen fat
than ever beforel Your butcher
will pay you four cents' cash
for every pound you turn in
and give you two red ration
points absolutely free. With but
ter now costing 24 points a
pound, those red points are
really valuable.
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See the SCIENTIFIC
No Batteries
Tues., Feb. 27
Medford Hotel
Hearing Center
1 Day Only
Die Hard" on Corregidor
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business loans, two for farm
loans and the entire balance
were for home loans. Fourteen
per cent of all the applications
were rejected as not meeting
the requirements of a sound
loan.
As veterans return, increasing
numbers will be taking advan
tage of the loan provisions of
veterans legislation. Veterans
must first file an application for
certificate to establish their
eligibility for the loan. When
eligibility is established, the loan
application may be filed. The
Veterans Administration guar
antees up to 50 of any loan,
but not to exceed a total loan
guaranty of $2000. The loan
guaranty may be divided up on
several different loans if the vet
eran so desires. All lending is
done by individuals or private
agencies who may desire to ex.
tend credit to the veteran. If
there are any veterans of the
present war who desire informa
tion, I shall be glad to send
them a pamphlet giving ques
tions and answers.
Applications for pensions by
veterans dependents are prac
tically swamping the Veterans'
Administration at this time.
They are receiving from depend
ents of World War II veterans
approximately 1,000 applications
a week, and under the law pass
ed late last year making all
World War I unremarried wid
ows eiigioie tor a pension, an
average of 2300 applications i
day are reaching the Veterans
Administration.
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useful Bulletins. Those who
are planning spring planting of
larm crops, nome gardens or
flowers may be interested to
know that there are available
without cost numerous bulletins
on subjects concerning the home
and farm. Annually, each mem
ber of congress is assigned i
limited allotment of bulletins
which are distributed to con
stituents on request. A complete
bulletin list will be mailed to
anyone writing me' a card at
1631 House Office Building.
Washington, D, C.
Two bulletins which may be
of interest to most farmers are
"Farm Bookkeeping and the
Federal Income Tax," and "Use
ful Records for Family Farms.'
There is also a good selection
of bulletins on farm buildings
construction and maintenance.
Two Officers Die
In Barracks Fire
Camp Howze, Tex., Feb. 26
(U.R) Fire which destroyed
section of the officers' barracks
at Camp Howze yesterday
caused the death by burns and
asphyxiation of two officers, the
camp public relations officer re
ported today.
The victims were listed as 2nd
Lt. Robert E. Dooley of Mllwau
kee, Wis., and 2nd Lt. John E.
Chrlstensen of Los Angeles,
Calif.
KEEP ON SAVINS FATS
Lee Marshall, director of dis
tribution, War Food Admlnlstra.
lion, stresses that the defeat of
Germany will not lessen the
need for saving used fat. We
must keep on saving fats until
"J" Day the day the Japs are
llCKM.
A horse and buerv were nart
of the equipment first purchased
by the Oklahoma Geological
survey after its establishment
1899.
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HARD OF
HEARING
AURAL EXERCISER
Nothing lo Wear
Bonotone, Acoustlcon. Aurex.
Zenith and many others. Slightly
used, at Great Discount.
For Hopeless Casts HEAR with
the CUSTOM BUILT GEM.
Your aid taken In trade.
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FOR'SPRING YeUowbaroque
scroll on jacketmatching blouse
with bow at neck is interesting
detail for sheer brown wool
dressmaker suit making spring
debut at Waldorf-Astoria fash
ion show, New York. Severe
sailor is feminized with yellow
dottedvail; . .
ECONOMIC PLAN
OFFERED BY U. S.
Mexico City, Feb. 28 (U.R),
The United States presented to
the Inter-American conference
today a 10-point "economic char
ter of the Americas." It is design
ed to protect the "natural right'
of the peoples of the Americas
to live decently.
The economic charter was one
of eight resolutions presented to
the steering committee today.
The others concerned elimination
of subversive activities, war
time trade controls, cooperation
in health, sanitation and food
programs, social questions, so
cial security, admission and sur
render of war criminals, and
maintenance of internal econo
mies of the American republics
The objectives of the Eco
nomic Charter are: Continued
mobilization of economic re
sources until total victory; or
derly transition from war to
peacetime conditions: and a con
structive basis for sound eco
nomic development after the
war.
SOURCES OF FAT REDUCED
With our former sources of
fats and oils so greatly reduced,
it Is urgent that every woman
keep right on saving every sin
gle spoonful of fat. Those used
kitchen fats are needed in mak
ing munitions, medicines, para
chutes, rubber boats and other
essentials for our fighting men.
CONGER
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AMBULANCE SERVICE
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Flight o' Time
MeaUotd asai Jackaoa Co. His
tory from the tiles of the MaU
Tribune 10. 20. and S rears
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TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
FLIGHT O' TIME L
February IS, 1M
(It was Tuesday) .
Bill before legislature provides
all familiea on relief must plant
and raise garden coming year.
Forty-sis local residents ar
rested for parking ears too long
in limited area.
Cloudy and unsettled.
High
51, low 38 degrees.
Building revival loom here
In spring.
Gov. Martin's stand on state
Grange lobby received state
wide commendation. Ira Schuler
and Lee Bishop talk at Rotary
lunch meeting. '
Applegate Dam data prepared
for PWA chief.
New Rogue River fish law
means tight lid en canners.
TWENTY YEARS AGO' TODAY
February SI, IMS
(It was Thursday)
Legislature passes cigarette
tax bill
' Admiral Jones of navy skepti
cal about airplane bombs, and
declares battleships can be pro
tected from air attacks. Chal.
Ienges criticism of General Mit
chell. Generally,
degrees.
High 80, low S4
Condition of President Kbert
of Germany serious.
Ralph Hand of Gold Hill and
Charles Deafenderfer of Dunt
muir to wrestle here March 6.
Seventh annual minstrel show
of Elks lodge to be given March
9. .
Frultmen to hold meeting next
week to discuss seasonal labor.
THIRTY-FOUR YEARS AGO
TODAT
February 31. IS"
(It wag Sunday)
Big pear crop forecast for val
ley orchards.
Fishermen object to power
company "harnessing Rogue."
Editorial comes out for new
opera house here. . '
Slacks Now Issued
For Army Nurses
Kansas City, Mo., (U.R) Dark
olive drab slacks for both sum
mer and winter wear are now
being issued to Army nurses, ac
cording to Kansas City Quarter
master Depot officials.
Since skirts have proved im
practical under many conditions,
the trend toward slacks has been
increasing steadily, officials said,
but formerly nurses were re
quired to purchase them at Post
Exchanges.
The new alacks will be Issued
to nurses assigned to hospital
trains, troop ships, overseas duty,
and those undergoing flight
nurse training.
HAPPY REUNION
Indianapolis Ind. (U.R)
When MSgt. William T. Farmer
and his two sons, Capt. Varnol
G. Farmer and Pte. WUliam D.
Farmer, arrived home on fur
lough recently from their three
separate camps, the elder Fanner
said, "Just visiting for the first
time in four years." The ser
geant, a veteran of 33 years of
service, and the two young men
had not been together since 1941.
Lake Winnepesaukee, in New
Hampshire, has as many islands
in it as there are calendar days
in the years .
DO YOU
FEEL
NERVOUS
RESTLESS
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