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week, a pack of such dogs offered
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department has been accepting a secondly because she knew that
• whale of a lot of airmail in rc- she attracted him.
cent months which intruth never -Thsughibisotedynnefsarorshbd
had a chance to get aboard a to rebuff him utterly. She felt
‘ , plane, or which got crowded off certain that Herr Schafer sus-
down the line and was delayed pected and disliked Raoul de La-
in some office for re-dispatch- mothe. whose departure from the
_ . cafe had been just. prior to the
mg. Shortage of flying equip- strangeres entry, and she had
ment may be given as the reason warned Raoul against him.
for this. However, we see no She was convinced that as yet
point in charging for a service no realization had dawned on
Which cannot be reasonably as- the watchful a nd suspicious
sured. is fine to charge for air- agent.that Piere Purea“prPon
mail, provided its airmail, and Rouge, was her dead father’s
not “snailmail.” brother, and had formerly been a
Finally, if it, is advisable to in- prominent member of the Paris
“rease certain postage rates at legal profession. She knew also
Eis time, it is high time that a that sfarsnoretsyin theeunder-
whale of a lot of the “postage und cellar of the cafe had
free” junk was stopped from reached him. Yet she fully real-
cluttering up the mails. Perhaps ized the danger of possible dis-
the franking privilege ought to covery. Once when Schafer had
be pinched down like suckers on imbidedmttefouy, to a secret
A tomato vine. The postal sys- list he possessed, containing
. Lem might be healthier for it.— names of those suspected of con-
Dnison Herald. spiracy against the Reich.
Take it easy! Breakfast is too Wheaties, “Breakfast of
important to grab on the run. pions.” And allow extra t
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anticipated increase in revenue He looked up at her sharply. (Continued From Page One)
would be lost as firms ceased but she evaded his glance, and York, told the president: “If you
use of postal channels in the de- lifting her tray of dishes carried sign the bill before' you and the
liyery of miscellaineous material it way. army and navy will transport
and bills. What will happen now The frequent visits of this man post cards and ballots which
. , 00+:, to the cafe were a disturbing fac- comply with its terms the state
- is uncertain. tor in Adrienne’s daily work, bill will give... a full valid
.0, However, there are a couple of First because she was aware that vote.” He said federal facilities
Mpints which might bear touch- his business was to maintain a would be employed also to "in
Ig upon in connection with the strict espionage on the patrons of sure.theright pf-evermenet
devised rates. One is the increase the cafe. and to place on his black yfthetaarme dforces „rom Me" '
-lo eight cents on airmail, except conduct aroused the least suspi-
skalf-ounce items to service per- cion in his mind since the recent
sonnel overseas. The postoffice shooting of a nazi officer; and
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and the public wil become con- escalopes do veau with cream and ‘ (Continued From Page 1)
scious of them through the ef- mushrooms.” , , .__( "16
fective medium of reaching a lit- She commenced hurriedly, to check of merchandise and equip-
tle deeper into the old pocket- 1 emovethe dishes from the table, ment had not been completed
book ’ 2.Bring,me boeuf a la mode, the loss was not estimated.
D°0K . .. with a bottle of, beer, and Coffee Pot cafe at the corner
There may be some question as quick about it m amselle. Im a of Rusk and Elm streets was a
to the wisdom of some of the busy man.” He attempted to heavier loser, with $300 in cash
rates, particularly as it affects the atone for ..the curtness of his taken and a number of checks:
increase in local postage from tones by the twinkle in his eyes. Entry was made through a win-
P / “No one would doubt that. dow at the end of the. building
two to three cents for first class Monsieur," she returned, her cool with the glass’ having been
mail. Were it not for the man- poise undisturbed, and a thinly broken and sash forced up.
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7 WHY NOT?WE'RE ALL A /-
IN TH SAME RACKET.
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BLAZES S THAT PERFUME ?
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Frry -- R. J. Russell to J.
4-H. M.nra acres out of (ideon nJ
Police KecoIu .Line two $1 fines; Jean M. Lindsay, etFv
Overtime parking, $10 fines; ery Brothers • u® int
drunkenness, three *
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eneeding one $5 fine. survey: (2) acres-ou
speedine v office Wilson survey.
Water and Tax W«ce for Releases of i.ien:
’ Parking meter, rece, Mary E Bomar toc,(
________ week ending March 18, $282.93. 5.83 acres out o Mary
It never occurred to me to Meats, Fats, Dairy Products: COUNTY COURT "‘F. Morris, Jr.. Ind. E2
-g-o ou- people theonducks"bppedannasnhe aigFzatspgsannar’nshgana . 23, Camp J1 " “
Now before she passed through safety of our people, men were unloaded. Now I orated milk)—Ration Book No. 4,
the door leading to the kitchen There have been cited to us, know. The trucks are p...a 1e “
genterhnsokenee ss observ- kesompangine' 5 ™ May 5. 28ncF8anfoof-dt"txekb ^s~Aubr7y Buna rd and
ing the stranger closely. . mistress,.have en.aamda. miles a month drilling and good as change. tyn Malinda Davis, Be at on- faker: (21 6 acres out
marching, not counting the in- Used Fats — Each pound of Florence Reese, Richard- Baker, survey. , . .
numerable steps taken falling out waste fat is good for two meat rra Frasher, Lena Ruth Bartley: eCarlton, avis 0 Y.A,
for formations, walking to chow, ration points at your buteher.s: Lola Mae Wagoner, Oma E" 36 ona T a van he -
wandering about the camp area, Processed Foods: (inciudns Lois Ellen Smith.
etc. canned vegetables, concentrated terg DISTRICT COURT
one with a club to disperse the Last week we bad the longest soups, fruits pndserut -dried Divorce cases Filed j co
animals T march to date, a 12 mile hike up jams, jeines, preserves, Teon C Colwell vs. Hazel goi
One afternoon last week, we into the hill country with full beans,.frozen yegetable, B8 g wem
found two little first-grade girls field packs on our backs, includ- 1gpointeluosta through May 20. "EAL estate transfers
in front of our home screaming ing tin cans containing our ra- YmanGit &n" okens good as Anignment oi Lien; _ I-L 16
in terror because a large dog had tions, and I can report that those OnerPoint bl 1 K 8 Mary £ Lynch toJD.Horet:
growled in a menacing way at senators who ate so m e of the nsuar _ Ration Book No. 4, acres out of Pete __
them, as they were en route home army s special field rations re- 30, valid indefinitely for ’
from school. cently didn’t have an opportunity five omnds: stamp 40 good for
------ who have pet dogs to give them a fair test. Food five pounds for home canning.
should see that they are properly tastes a lot different after a day through February 28, 1945. 9
tagged so that the officers may spent lolling in a leather-lined Shoes __ Ration Book No. 1,°
dispose of those which are roam- swivel chair with your feet stamp 18, valid through April 30;
ing the streets without owners to propped on a desk in BOOk No. 3, airplane stamp No.
claim them or pen the belliger- Washington and after a day con- 1, valid indefinitely; a new stamp
taining four hours of straight becomes valid May 1.
marching and eight hours of ma- Gasoline—10-A coupons good
T-5 BILL BROWN is home on nevering around in the hills. for three gallons through March
a visit for the first time in the I don’t recall any Thanksgiv- 21; 11-A coupons valid for three
two years he has been in service, ing dinner half so good as the gallons from March 22 through
and has been stationed in Alaska meat and vegetables that came June 21. These coupons must last
since rece iving his basic training, out of that tin can, and the lem- three months instead of two un-
Bill said he didn t know how onade you get by dissolving a der the reduction of the “A” cou-
piece of lemon mixture in a mess pon to two gallons per week. B,
- --e------------ . , . cup of water is downright deli- B-1, C and C-1 coupons good for
la mode left, but might he be tains, until.he became isolated up cious! two gallons; B-2, B-3, C-2 and
a, .1 .... 5 1 This though is not to be re- C-3 coupons good for five gal-
1 - it ions.
mark of disloyalty for any uso CALENDAR
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having the home town news de-
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ZPAILURE of Finland to accent was diverted for a moment from derly, greyhaired.wommniern One man tells us that as he
•F .. . her task of collecting the dishes black, sitting at me .casne. 5 started to work one morning last
* the peace terms offered bv left by a departing patron. Her desk, missed nothing that hap- wek a nack of such does offered
—Russia is a disappointment to the attention had been caught by the pened. She gave a word of warn-
tallies and may spell doom for entrance of a young man who ing a minute later to Pierre Dus-
Finland The refusal in Helsinki wore a somewhat shabby suit, a sault, a thin, dignified, silver
. 8 in Helsinki soft felt hat pulled down over haired man, which caused him to
zprobably does not represent the his forehead, and walked with a hurry into the kitchen.
* of the Finnish people but slight limp toward a table near Adrienne, standing waiting
"was dictated by the nazis, who which Adrienne stood; and when while the chef prepared her or-
Mre in military and political be had removed his hat, she no- ders. found him confronting her.
control or the country. The Ger- ticed a piece of adhesive tape on .“You must.be more careful,"he
- I I J his forehead, warned in a low tone. It will not
" mans want to °k inland as Immediately she approached do.to antagonize him.
ilng as they can because of its him offering the menu card "You have nothing to fear in
-strategic value and the metal ores Ipotrnthmenycad regard to that. Uncle Pierre," She
J . , Bonjour Monsieur. What does bent her head towards; hie and
ft supplies for their war machine. Monsieur desire?" whispered a few wwda in ani
„,,Now that their offer of peace ,He glanced up at her, and as ear.
zhas been spurned the Russians heingingsalretctnseyhithharshalt Pierre Dussaint nodded instant-
G have little choice but to resume a moment, she observed that he y’ His deepset, dark eyes became
’"their bombing of military ob- looked haggard and drawn. The aliVe With interest.
Jectives in Finland. This will be grim lines of his face suddenly Yesst ey qungman with the
.unfortunate for the Finns, who a into a whimsical smile him as he came in. Do not fret"
—dire among the best educated, "Itsa case, M amselle, not of Inmediately he hurried out
amost progressive and most demo- wha esire, u w a can pay and approached Herr Shafer, much he Appreciated The Register
- eratic peoples of'Europe; but it He spoke in French, but her He regretted there was no boeuf and _the_ Jews fromLhome itson-
■may be necessary as a means of quick ear instantly detected a Aelmittegtosuggestthatthetur- in the Aliskan country. He was ih
ending the war as soon as pos- slight foreign accent. She smiled . . . creme d tHe esllones the office this morning to tell us . g:
sible. The Finns made the tragic insresponse.nd loweringher de veau were both excellent. As how much pleasure he gets from is 1 dar n Ather.s 1 ier
mistake of getting in on the "Wei, ou’ve guessed nearly Mon sieu rwasa he mt^ erthan haeina tte hanmregunriyews e- soldier’ to admit any army food
wrong side of the war and will right," he answered. “rm an Was his cus tom. supply running Bill 10pks the fame as when is entirely satisfactory. Fair Park club: 8 p m Bad-
have to suffer the consequences. American and in a bit of trouble hort He -ucdcdgPn nurplin he left home and the rigors of -------------1 or 11 minton for service men. ’ i
As the Russians gain control of just now. the irate senteand returned to Alaskan weather have apparent- F‘)R and WaI ace Lindsay Street club: Club f-i
j • 2 1 .1 She pushed the menu towards .2 1215 agent ana returned to ly had no effect but to toughen A V-U •IIM V‘ —I--V cilities
more and more of the Baltic, they/,.mne pusned me menu towaras the kitchen. Him nn n hit n i i I r i elAHeS; c. . .
may be able to cut off most of himyogainrder what you nke, A few minutes later.Adrienne himupabtt — Endorsed by Labor mMullerstString
Finland’s imported food and thus Msieu » she spoke softly in Eng- appeared with Herr Schafers or- SOMEONE WAS TELLING us NEW YORK, March 20 (P) — “Broken Strings,” free to services
starve her into surrender. They lish. “You are among friends der, temptingly served and gar- the story recently of the man who The right wing of the American men and wives. ,
... . . 21 , with hnt ho o1,i %64 10 nished. It was not until Schafer received a letter from a clipping Labor party has endorsed a Tuesday 3,
will have to forego the advan- pful at you bad started to eat with his usual bureau to the effect that if he fourth term for President Roose- Lindsay Street club: Army
tage of diverting men from the erywhere» ‘ —5’ are ev- hearty appetite, that she brought would send 25 cents, he would velt with Vice President Wallace wives luncheon club, 1 p. m. Res-,
Finnish front to Germany, but Sh, broke off qqoni. , the order for the young man who receive a clipping concerning as his running mate. ervations in advance.
the nazis will be almost equally catching sight of a man entering ^at at a nearby table. Putting his himself.. ... r The endorsements were con- Fair Park club: 10 a. m Keepi
1 smim.n L7 L"Tin0 in ,4; the c Hp•an. . broiled ham and salad before The recipient of the notice let tamed in a message which the fit class for army wives; 2 p. m
handicapped by having an est- cafet. He.W aSb y with a him, with her back turned to the bis curiosity get the best of him liberal and labor committee of Sewing instructions. .• "
mated 100,000 soldiers tied up in u- ned- -°W1ed race. agent, she slipped a tiny piece of and sent for the clipping. It the ALP said would be sent to Muller Street club: 8:30 p. m.
Finland. It may be possible to "He is coming now, she whis- paper beneath his plate. turned but to be a piece in his 200,000 enrolled party members. Senior hostess meeting.
use the northern sea route fairly pered,"the gestaragent Speak. When she had gone, pushing ■«—4' . ——■———■—■■
safelv this summer in soite of as i tC as possible The turbot his plate slightly forward, he "
saieiy inis summer in spue or a la creme and kindeys in white__..P. (5.1? 1. V ein Irn-
Finland’s refusal to surrender; wine are excellent.” She now was a 8 Sig 16Vssign.a-n
. . . . . . . E . 11 . derneath was a pencilled mes-
but Russia is obtaining Amen- speaking in French. There is also sage, written in English: “Do not
can supplies in such large quan- thd grhita" wine nd We serve red leave the cafe. Agent behind is
tities through Iran that she no “Heselectedthe grillade and watching vou Wait for sign from
- longer has much need of the white wine, looking up at her
Murmansk route. At any rate, with a quick understanding The young *
11 i- 121 , * , glanc, cigarette from his case ana
the Finns are likely to have many glance. lighted it leisurely; then moving
occasions to regret their alliance . Adrienne crossed .to. thecad.on the ash tray closer, slipped the
with the nazis.—Dallas News.
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