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The mother atood come Grand Tall Cedac at ing lattara during thia weak: aummer monlha and In front dur­ blithaly one aide and uldn't bother At G>ming MeeliB|| Dear Sir: ing the winter montba. In thia to corroct her youngatar and abe Triba No. M, LO rirat I n>uat tall you that your way the houoawiveo and tba col- timidly plesded with the boy to Core Reported for Pandyaed Boy W in O i^ m iz e R jL . wm hold Ita rerJar n ^ U n i columna art nwat IntareaUng and lectore would be aatlaflad. keep atlll aftar aba heard the Mnk Nutmeg roraat. Tall Oadara of? aad alaetkai at offiean Mon^y patron apeak to him. Lebanon, will install their offloarE. Blum Says Serious that whan Saturday cornea around, p, 8. By tba way K Plurthue American nliM In TUiker ball at S o'clocb. 1 eagerly await the printed newa. tinum la not i Prom Many One I , No. wonder the yoi.th. of. today„ for lai? at the regular maaUn^ Drivelto Halt Today I waa Inlareated in the con­ but All For One and One For! conlrtht.toa ao heavily to juvenile Monday waning at 7:30 at th » Mn. Oartnida Uncall la /-hair- tribution “A Reaidant of Back Al­ All"! or waa It In aome other' delinquency. The parenta don t Maaonlc Temple. DleUict Repra.: I— of Um annual Cbrlatroaa par* lay on heavily enough. aentaUva Samuel Oounaell of Wea.^ ley,” bad written. It la In behaM of thought that our writer put It f Indo-China Revolt Portal Clauns tv for child ran at tlw manibara of ua bouaewiTea and ahould ba appre­ P, 8. I hope we do hot attach tarty. Rboda laUnd and hla ataUff }^a«m a»«baa Poat and Aiuill- ciated but 1, for one. atlll feel that The mall bag brought the fol- of offlcara will ba praaent aad' lary. to b# bald toojortxm artar- Back Alley to the nice lawiia aome Quits the garbaH ahould be collected of our people have. It aounda like lowing thia week: exemplify tMi InaUllatlon aenrioe- United Statcfi Cbam- from four to ala o'etoek at “ Seema aa though aome ten Rudolph Swaneon will ba la*? tba VJ.W. Hoana. Mancbaater from the front. the city aluma. May Grow Worse Everyone knowa that though the Sincerely. yeara ago, one of our enterprtaing atallad aa Grand Tall CMar. Mr^ ber of Commerce to Gramt, railatratloaa for wbicn nal'Ve aona ahook the duat of our ciaaad yaaterday for rbildrae up work ta boneat It aomehow larka Jiiat Another Houaewlfe. and Mra. Swgnaon have recently? Manbal Members for dignity. Haan't It been known for, fair city from hla heela and atart* moved Into their new home oiv to 1*. Santa Claut la aapactad l » ed for Texaa, there to aeek hla for­ drop In with a gift for aach boy children to burl atich worda aa | Dear Sir: Porter street having realded on? Dispatches General L«- Change in 1938 Act Ultimatum Received The many tlmea I have attended tune. ll aeema hla efforta met Peart for man. yeara. Rudy haw and girt. Aftar Um p i'o p "" “ Here oomea the garbage man.” Great Powers’ rraam, eooklaa, candy, fruit and They may be aald Innocently but the movlea at the State Theater 1 with a certain degree of aucceaa In been very active In the Tail Oedarf; clerc. Armored War­ Washington, Dso. 23.—(/!>—U m the L<une Star State. Then after Mrta will be aarvad. 1 how It makea the victim feel la have wondered why the lovely or­ and other organixatlona. He le li^ United Statos Chamber at Corn- Ruaaian Military Com­ mlaerabla enough. gan InaUlled therein, la not played ten yeara of aaaoclatlon with Jack BmlUi Kenaetb Saaitk the fruit and vagetabla buatnaa*: fare Specialist to Quake, T id ^ Wave Ravage Japan dualnr Deputy Ormad TaB Cedar Amity Viewed today to mander Also Refuses Tba ChriaUnaa party for chll- Then there la the nulaahce of the Coming In early, I have watched Texana and people of neighboring Oraad Tall Cedar Heater Deputy Qraad Tall Cedar arlth routea covering the entire Troubled Outpost of dran of mambaia of Campbell "back-alley dog” who never forgata the people taking their aMta. J atgtea, he decided a trip to hla towrn. Following hla Inatallallon h^ moiahal tto 2,000 momber otgoal- looked at the decoratlona on the' iukna town* would be fun. To Permit American council. Knlgbta of Columbua. win the garbaga man. It ll the dog that Sector buttona, an electric light will announce and Install hla ap* Empire; Tonrane Cap­ Biuldi^ Peace aatlona behind a drive in OpngTSOa ba bald In St. Jamaa’o achool hall runa after the truck and under the walla and celling, looked at the I “ |H|e recalled old pala In the polntlva offlcera. | to relieve employera from poeeible Buaineaaman With Full barren atage ar>d otherwrlae occu- Center gang he would like to are I with generator and ao on. Now tured by French Units tomorrow afternoon from two to heela of the collector and often I he haa added a radio. He attached Taxes on Burr Estate Jack Smith will ba Installed ag "p(Mial-to-portal” pay ItoUUttoa pled myaelf until the llghta went, again. Would be fun to ahoulder Clearanee from U. S; four o elocb. Children two to I a bItea the Intruder who Ireapaaaea i a amall radio to the handle bam Senior Deputy Grand Tall CMar.' Bevin Optimistic Over (toting bnek to 1988. V% - ’■ '• an eligiblo, and wU ba entertain* on Ifa domain. ,, obt and the acene openerl. hla way up to the counter of an and he geta mtialc and entertain- Mr. and Mrs. Smith raaida at 43 Paris, Dec. 23.— (AV*Prea- Spurred by the snow-balling Attthoritiea to Debark; ad wlto a fine program of magle, Than there ki the unpleaaantneaJ (Wouldn’t It be better for all of i old familiar lunch room and have' , while he neddlea I Cambridge street and have one Chances fo r Friend­ claims of wonesra In moss produo- If ' ■ • ... : 1'^'* moUon plcturee and muaic. ^ t h tile audience to llaten once again , cup of coffee, or alap ap jold Void Public Bequests j daughter Barbara, who attendg ident Leon Blum said today tkm Industries for pay—at twtoe Two Newspapermen Santa on hand to diatrllnita gifta. of ploughing through anew drlfta the “sisrious” situation in In­ to aome renmte place for a p a ll- to the beautiful tonea of that or-1 acquaintance on the back and aay,' p^pj* who clutter up atore < Manchester High achool. Jack ig ship and Cooperation; normal overtime tmtea>^or travel Loo J. Karaab hrada the committee only to dlBcover It la froten to the gan (now atanding Idly, catching ■ .oe* you're looking good, but what ^oorwraya Interfering with cua- a bricklayer by trade and la at do-China may worsen in the and other non-productlnn time not Also Kept Aboard Ship la charge. ground. How many tlmea I have diiatl below the atM*? _ the heck happened to your half? tomem entering the atore are juat No (^sh Left for the I present working on the new Hart. next few weeks, and announc­ Gives Moscow Aims hitherto paid for, the Chamber How much nicer to hear our pop-, thlnga to be aure, but; . merchanfa kiiigliU H oliliiig will oubmit a referendum Friday aeen thla incident. I ford hospital. ? ed he waa diapatching Gen. By William H. Newton to the fellow who haa ; Peraona atand In the Memorial Hospital, Ma« The Junior Deputy Grand Tail Ltondon, Dee. 33— —Foreign to Ito entire membership. And there are all kinda of houae- by the orffenlet Fifteen minutee of away—k> theae ten yeara. (Jiildreii^g Piirty Jacques Leclerc, armored WUI P ea S6.6M Oempaslss I Repreoenting the Combined wlvea. If the oollector rarriea the doorways, eapeclally on cold, windy sonic Home or the Odar will be Kenneth Smith who Secretary Bmeat Bevin, Britain’s Free Enl«rc<:ement organ m ^ c - n i I j t ^ p l e w ^ “ But to continue Seema like or rainy dajra and they seem to Uvea In Rockville on River road. warfare speciidist of World These members In turn will poll World Press) pall through a ahorter cut. an Madison Cemetery treaty negotiator and part-time soma 30,000 componlss on a ssrias WHk Bvary M at rUia Irrato woman may vent her wTath *'**i!r ' thia young fellow in hla travela resent moving to one aide when a Mr.
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