'• Catholic Party Wins Vardaman Denies Part 92 Seats in Belgium In Tampering With D. C. Housing Shortage Forces Entertainment Helps But Lacks Shoe Firm's Records War Wife to Sleep on Floor Wounded in Recovery, Majority The first days of married life in rocco and brought his wife to Wash- th« By Associated Pros last week. is a for a French war bride, ington He violinist. Feb. By Joseph Young Washington BRUSSELS, 18.—Final re- They are staying at the one-room, Tells Aides Commodore James K. Varda- Mrs. Walter J. Leckie, 19, are prov- sults of the Belgian election Sun- kitchenette apartment of his brother Bradley Gen. Omar N. veterans’ day gave the right-wing Catholic! man, Jr., nominated by President ing rugged. She and her husband and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Hu- Bradley, administrator, told party, pledged to return King Leo- are having to sleep on blankets on bert Leckle—and glad to get it. today special Truman to the Board of Gov- service directors from the 13 pold to his throne, 92 seats in the the floor of a one-room apartment Hubert Leckie knows the problem of branch offices of the Veterans’ Adminis- Chamber of Deputies, but left It ernors of the Federal Reserve at 211 Delaware avenue S.W., where apartment hunting in Washington, tration that could short a majority of the 202 mem- denied be- his brother lives. Adding to Mrs. for he sought a place about four anything they System, categorically do to boost the morale of sick vet- bers. Leckie’s troubles is the fact that months before he obtained his pres- fore a Senate Banking Subcom- erans would their Premier Achille Van Acker’s So- she speaks no English. ent home. He is a former Navy man. speed recovery VA cialist party ran second with 70 mittee that he had anything to Washington's congested housing Sergt. Samuel D. Barke. who is in hospitals. seats. The won situation came in for criticism Gen. Bradley spoke at the open- Communists 23, do with the of in- sharp still in the Army and on conva- tampering of a conference of the Liberals 16 and a new party of today by Mr. Leckie, a former Army lescent leave from Walter Reed Hos- ing three-day records of the Vardaman the men who will the new the democratic union, the U. D. B., 1. ventory private, who served in Morocco and pital, returned to Washington yes- supervise VA enter- By custom, the Catholic leader, Shoe Co. of St. Louis, of which nine other campaigns. He met his terday, bringing his English war wife, program bringing sports, Baron Henri Carton de Wiart, will wife, Pierrette, in Rabat, French Mrs. Cissie Wolff Barke, 32. from tainment, books, canteens and chap- he was lains be asked to form a government. president. Morocco, in 1942, and returned there London. She arrived in New York to hospitalized veterans. The matter was raised by Senator "This service is The returns showed a gain of 19 two and a half years later and mar- Saturday aboard the liner Santa very necessary for Donnell, Republican, of Missouri, our seat* for the Catholic party since ried her. He was demobilized last Paula. They will reside with his the morale of patients,” Gen. who appeared before the committee the last elections held in 1939. September and returned to Mo- mother at 135 street N.W. Bradley declared. “The men being to cross-examine the Kennedy Coalition Possible. witness re- treated need something more than garding various financial transac- The question remained, however, medical care.” tions. whether De Wiart would be able to Entertainment to Continue. Commodore Vardaman told the FBI in Ottawa form a coalition with one of the Manslaughter Charge Agents He said he had found during tha committee considering his nomina- j minority parties to gain a working war that fighting men and tion for a 14-year term that the wind- majority. ed in hospitals considered entertain-* tampering of the company’s inven- in In If he is unable to do so it was 3 Probe of Leak of ment “a great help,” and he tory records occurred after he had Against Dropped report- believed the regent would ask Van ed that many of the organizations active of Acker to try to form a government. relinquished management which provided that entertainment the affairs of the firm to become (The Brussels radio, heard in Death at St. Elizabeth's Atomic Data to Reds for veterans will continue their serv- head of the United States London, said Premier Van Acker Navy In- ices. A of ly Associated Press j telligence office in St. in charge manslaughter against had offered the resignation of his Louis, June, Gen. Bradley also expressed his 1941. three former St. Elizabeth government to Prince Regent Hospital OTTAWA, Feb. 18.—The ar- belief that the canteen service, He added, further, that when he \ Charles and that the regent had attendants for the alleged fatal beat- rival of several Federal Bureau which has been operating on a con- left the company it was solvent, al- j asked Van Acker to continue in ing last July of a patient, Seaman cession basis in VA hospitals, should though he was informed later that of Investigation men from Wash- | office temporarily.) be more closely supervised. VA it year that the company had become 2/c Clark J. Leeper, 22, of Richmond J J The possible effect of the election ington stirred speculation here now working on plans to eliminata Calif., was nolle prossed today in on Leopold’s chances of returning the concessions and provide a serv- Questioned by Senator Donnell today of possible developments to the throne remained the upper- i District Court because of insufficient ice similar to that of the Army’g about hi* association with the the most question as the tabulation of evidence. affecting United States in post exchanges. Tower Grove Bank vnt.p« rtpnrpH an pnH T*hp rierht- and Trust Co. USQ at Mount Alto. man- connection with the Canadian Troupe of St. Louis, of which he was once The three charged with wing Catholics, pledged to Leopold’s The VA has announced a USO president, Commodore Vardaman slaughter were Fred A. Brown, 40, government’s inquiry into an support, favor a referendum on the show troupe will visit Mt. Alto Hos- denied that the bank's directors of the 700 block of East Capitol question of his return from the alleged leakage of “secret and pital March 1. had censured him for street; Lloyd L. Lacey, 50, of the exile into which he was forced by using “vile, The USO camp shows, which obscene language” to both custom- 1700 block of Minnesota avenue S.E., confidential” atomic information. the combined action of the Liberals, trouped overseas during the war. will ers and themselves. He said he and Samuel H. Siegel, 38, of the 800 It was that Socialists and Communists. learned, meanwhile, launch the new series of veterans’ might have used block of Fifth street N.E. the inquiry into the case—which Political observers expressed be- strong language hospital performances at the Bronx to the directors, but never obscene In nolle the case before an authoritative source said involved lief that should the Catholic party prossing (N. Y.i Hospital tomorrow night, profanity. Chief Justice Bolitha J. Laws, As- the transmission of atomic secrets1 succeed in forcing a referendum with Gen. Bradley as one of tha At the request of Senator Donnell, sistant United States Attorney Ste- to Russia—had spread to London, Leopold probably would abdicate guests. the committee agreed to swear in all phen C. Miller informed the court where a Canadian official was re- unless at least 85 per cent of the After the "premiere” at the Bronx, POPE PIUS ARRIVES FOR SECRET witnesses under oath. that the Government's case rested ported taken into custody for ques- people favored his return. CONSISTORY—Pope Pius XII approaches Consistory Hall the USO shows will visit 30 cities At one point during his cross- upon testimony of a former attend- tioning. Leopold's Status Uncertain, at the Vatican today to attend the secret consistory of the College of Cardinals, during which during the first two weeks in March, examination, Senator Donnell asked ant and three and evi- patients, *»•» VVVMA Vi AV « e Some quarters believed that 32 prelates were elevated to the college. At left: Msgr. Enrico Dante, carrying pontiff’s allocu- Twenty-two employes or former AAUOfJAiai lOUO Commodore Vardaman: dence that the death of Leeper re- of the should the vote for Leopold be a tion declaring the designation of the new princes of the church, and Msgr. Frederico Callori di employes government pre-■! planned for the month. April appear- "Did have to sulted a indi- ■ you anything do from ruptured liver, viouslv had been rounded in Can- ances are to total more minority he would renounce the Vignale, attendant. At extreme right: Msgr. attendant. (Exclusive up expected Diego Venini, photo by with the tampering of the inven- cating violence. On this score, Mr. ada in connection with the investi- than 250. throne in favor of his son, Prince Frank Associated Press Noel, photographer.) # tory?" Miller said in substance; Baudouin. Leopold is now in j gation. Thirty USO units, with 8 to 20 "Most not," th< 1. That would not tend ■ Switzerland. certainly replied testimony All were being held incommuni- performers in each, will appear twice witness. Senator Donnell sought to that the injury from which a Among the outstanding political prove cado—many of them in the mountedI month in veterans' hospitals, pre- to bring an admission from the wit- died was the re- leaders who retained seats in the Leeper necessarily | police barracks near the Rockcliffe: senting the same type of entertain- ness that although he Joined tht of a beating. on Chamber of Deputies was the Social- jsult j airport the outskirts of Ottawa, ment which they have been giving Navy in June, 1941, he was activt 2. That testimony of the inmates A in and ist, Paul Henri Spaak, foreign min- i large de’achment of mounted[ Army Navy hospitals, the in the company's affairs until No- : would be valueless because ister in the Van Acker cabinet and they ] police officer.' was placed around[! Veterans' Administration announced. vember, 1941. when the wcic LUiuuscu anu intu- president of the United Nations Gen- tamperint I infill) the barracks and no outsiders were of the and the firm's in- eral Assembly. inventory j herent. | permitted in the area, U. S. Delegates to UNO solvency were to him 3. That the one former attendant i Also -re-elected was Adolph van reported b> Thus far the Canadian govern- an auditing firm. whom the Government had Glabbeke, a Liberal leader and min- planned mem nas not iormany ldentme< i Leave on Return Flight Commodore Vardaman denied hi to put on the stand as a witness the mission in Ottawa al ister of -the interior under Van foreign By the Associated Press was active in the firm's management 1 is unreliable in that he is suffering involved in the Acker. legedly informatioi 1 LONDON, Feb, 18.—Edward R. during his stay in the Navy, bul from a nervous disorder and is given but Approximately 2,000,000 persons leakage, government officiaL 34 said he did in the | Stettinius, jr.. and other mem- voted in the elections. Under Bel- continue positior towards alcoholism. have declared unofficially that i of :! bers of the American delegation to president and drew his salary Then, in summarizing his state- was the Soviet gian law every male over 21 who had Embassy. United Nations took off of $600 a month and 5 per cent ol ment. Mr. Miller told the court: (the today not been disenfranchised because of 'Maj. Gen. Leslie R. Groves in from the firm’s profits. The witness alsc "In the of these facts it be- Hum, England. collaboration with the Germans was light a before said that this speech Saturday night The plane will stop at Shannon, on of during period hi comes obvious that the Government required to vote penalty pay- the George Washington Univer- Eire, to pick Mrs. Eleanor Roose- signed necessary business papers foi in. good conscience and in ail fair- up ing a fine of 7 to 20 francs (10 to sity Medical Society at the May- velt, who has been visiting American the firm. ness cannot justly proceed in the 30 cents). Women were not per- flower Hotel, said: Minister David Gray and Mrs. mitted to vote. prosecution of this case." (“We lost more security on the Gray, her aunt, in Dublin. The indictment which was dropped atomic bomb in the last four The delegation's return had accused Brown and Lacey of trip, orig- Crash Kills Pastor weeks than up to that time.” scheduled last Cardinals hitting Leeper with their fists and inally night, was de- He then paid high tribute to because of bad weather. Selgel of kicking him. layed Archbishop of St. Louis; Edward Cardinal Mooney, Archbishop of Detroit; Sunday pastor formal naming of the foreign mis- your home—office final secret will be struck by a Grand Trunk On consistory Friday. Samuel Cardinal Stritch, Archbishop of Chicago, and Francis Cardinal Spellman, Archbishop passenge; Surplus Housing sion involved, an official qf the Cleaned P.M. secret consistory ad- train here yesterday, leaving threi A.M.—Dry Today's of New York. —AP Wirephotos via radio from Rome. The American Veterans of World External Affairs Department said at 11 a.m. dead and five or journed injured. War II will ask other veterans' that the foreign power would be The body of the Rev. James Pat in our First American Saint. he had long meditated the creation "something about the winds mes- groups to join it in a campaign for named during the trial. plant ton, 39. pastor of the Carmel This week's consistories will vir- of the new princes of the church, sage,” but he said he did not and | Bap funds to fight for priority in buying The foreign affairs official said, 1 Week Service the Plans to Ask ; list Church, was pinned in thi tually complete the creation of but that the war had prevented his could not have made the definite Army Federal surplus housing, Raymond however, that prosecution of anv twisted wreckage while the bodie. first United States saint—the acting until the present time. statement that he had seen a record ; Sawyer, national service officer of foreigners who might be involved HARPER-BERENS, Inc. of two children victims were fount 1' Blessed Mother Frances Xavier Ca- "Today, finally, with the cessation of the warning. Amvets, announced today. was not anticipated. Those regarded Phone National 9141 * * * along the tracks. The demolishet 1 brfni. Mother Cabrini, founder of of conflict we are able to to Provide Mr. Sawyer invited all veterans of as guilty of overt or hostile acts in 1528 K St. N.W. Senator Hart, who retired from was Congress bus dragged 100 feet. — the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred carry out our plans (of creating new World War II to attend a meeting connection with secret disclosures the Navy the day before he was Police identified the dead died in in 1917. meditated for a pupil; at 8 in Henderson would be Heart, Chicago cardinals), long appointed Senator, told the com- p.m. Wednesday merely declared persona three as Joyce Loretta Jetton, 9, am j The consistories will consider time,” he said. mittee: For Permanent WAC Castle, Sixteenth street and Florida non grata and asked to leave Can- ; Richard Scott, 7. Mountain Water others for sainthood. These are "The universality of the church is avenue N.W. It will take the place ada, the official said. Why Valley “I told him fCapt. Salford* that The War is Police said Mr. Patton was driv. Bernardino Realino, an Italian Jes- brought under a new light, since the Department complet- of an Amvets meeting scheduled is Recommended for des in going over the files I thought I ing plans to ask for a ing the vehicle because the regula: uit: Joan Elizabeth Bichier church does not belong to any one Congress originally for tonight. of the had sighted something about the permanent Women's Army Corps, driver was out of the city. Ar Ages, French co-founder race, one people or one nation, but The veterans oppose, he said, a Buying Power Not Raised winds message. I returned to the with the size of the to be de- even worse tragedy was avoided ARTHRITIS-KIDNEY and Daughters of the Cross, and Joao to all peoples of the human family,” corps special order of the Surplus Property office, and found that I had not termined the officers said, because the ; de Britto, Portuguese Jesuit mar- the Pope said. by legislators. pastoi I Administrator permitting the De- seen that file at all. What I had Disclosure that was ahead of schedule and Steel Pad, BLADDER tyred in India in 1693. The Pope added that although preliminary pians manj fense Homes Corp. to sell six Wash- By Tydings Says Condition was held in the seen was a compilation, rather a for a small, permanent WAC force children missed the bus. Auociattd Pr*u This natural mineral water from Hot Today's consistory the conflict had ended, “Real peace ington housing projects to the high- Sy history, by some non-technical offi- had been the Injured were Homer Haggerd, 39 Springs. Arkansas, helps to-— Consistory Hall erected by Pope is not showing yet." approved by depart- est bidder. BALTIMORE, Feb. 18.—Senator Clement VIII. cer to explain events from a lay- ment was made last night by year-old church deacon, reported it 1 1. Stimulate func- The guards, in brightly hued me- Maj. Attacking the validity of this Tydings, Democrat, of Maryland kidney The oak doors at the en- man’s point of view, and there was Gen. Willard Paul, assistant chief a critical condition; Connie Scott tions. heavy dieval costumes, insured the secrecy order, Mr. Sawyer said it is contrary said yesterday that rising prices will some reference to the winds code. of staff for 7, sister of Richard; Andrew Samov 2. Soothe bladder irritation. trance of the hall were guarded by of this important function of the personnel. ; to the established surplus property make it doubtful that the steel That was I A and wage a detachment of noble what had seen. campaign to persuade WACs 7; Nancy Paul, 6, Margare 3. Neutralize uric acidity. guards. 263d Pope’s reign. rule requiring the Government to set increase ‘'will give the worker very The told the that Controversial Issue. to remain in service or re-enlist McCarthy, 10. 4. Discharge wastes. Pope consistory Consistory Hall, whose ceiling is a price on surplus property and offer much more buying power than he has been launched as a Mr. Patton, Mr. and thi with from "I did not, I could not, have made temporary Haggerd had before gilded gold brought the ; j it to the priority groups. the wage increase was Phone for a Cate measure, but new children were the only Today New World by Christopher Colum- the definite statement that I had legislation would occupant Amvets will ask the national offi- granted." be required to make the of the bus. New Cardinals bus, contained 19 benches, each 2 seen the winds message, because I corps cers of the Veterans of Foreign In a radio address the Senator MOUNTAIN VALLEY had not seen it.” permanent, Gen. Paul explained in yards long. The walls were un- 1 the Disabled American Vet- said President Truman's new wage- an interview. First Stradivarius Booster (Wars, MINERAL WATER Titles of 32 adorned for their red damask The winds code has proved the the American and the price policy would be a Names and except Under the erans, Legion eventually most controversial issue of en- preliminary plans, offi- Arcangelo Corelli was the firs ME. 1062 904 12th St. N.W. coverings. the , Veterans’ Association each weapon against inflation because it cers Regular Booklet on tire Pearl would be chosen from the ranks violinst to a Stradivarius an< ' Interesting Request In Ceremonies Harbor inquiry. This was play to a to a would start production. Today's The Pope w-ore white silk robes and trained at appoint representative officer candidate 1" a code known to have been set up recommended it to his friends as at committee with By the Associated Press with his silk zucchetta and red vel- schools. The charged supervising by Tokyo late in November to in- range of duties ol instrument worthy of a trial. VATICAN CITY. Feb. 18.—Here vet slipper-shoes, and sat on the WACs I the raising and expenditure of form and would be reduced from the made for Pius diplomatic consular funds, he are the names of the 32 cardinals guilded throne, Pope present 329 different to the A Treasury poll shows that most reported. agents all over the world by means jobs | created at the secret papal con- XI. women do farmers to their of a disguised weather forecast if "things best”—notably prefer buy United sistory today: States Bonds at theh relations were broken with stenography, bookkeeping, statistical Savings Enroll for Claaoei Now For Hi nr The United being States—Archbishops work, operating switchboards, banks (62 per cent), while non- Pearl Harbor the United States, England or Rus- cryp- Francis J. Spellman, New York, tography and translation. I farmers to them AUTO when CLASS sia or all three. prefer buy From Capt. Salford has John J. Glennon. St. Louis, Samuel First Page.) The War Department is also work (42 then at thi _^Continued insisted all along that a code mes- plan- they per cent), A. Stritch, Chicago and Edward ning a WAC reserve, whirh pnnlri bank sage came in December (35 per cent), post office (11 FRENCH tain amount of time 4, 1941, Mooney. Detroit. decoding Jap- be called to duty in emergencies. A at schools three days before Pearl an- per cent), (5 per cent| — anese if that's what Harbor, GERMAN-SPANISH Canada Archbishop James messages, you more attractive uniform may be de- or convenient nouncing war with the United just any place (7 pel The Berlitt Method i$ Available Only at Charles Toronto. mean,” said the retired Admiral. signed, but WACs McGuigan, States and and would not have cent). You can buy them at any •: THE BERLITZ SCHOOL of LANGUAGES Later, he said there were England peace with to MB 17th St. (at Eyt) NAtionol B3IB Cuba—Manuel Arteaga y Belan- “de- wear uniforms during their off- those of Russia. Other officers have denied places today. of Havana. grees alertness,” he added. duty hours. The top age limit court, Archbishop knowledge of such a ! prob- = Brazil—Carlos Carmelo de Vas- “Naturally we had been alerted warning. ! ably would be lowered. I “I told him that in my entire naval roncellns Mnt.ta. Arrhhishon of Sao in various degrees for a long time. Gen. Paul expressed the convic- career I had never known of one Paulo; Jawme de Barros There was no time when we said, tion that many WACs who have Camara, instance of files being falsified and of Rio de Janeiro. J vuuv* UUJ nv- UiUil 1/ l/U nujlj served during the war would like tc Archbishop he needed to be very Senator today we do’.” sure,” make the their Chile—Joe M. Caro Rodriguez,1 Hart continued. corps peacetime of “Were you surprised at the attack career. Archbishop Rosario.. Incidentally, Senator Hart Peru—Juan Gualber on Oahu on Sunday?” asked Sen- said, Guevara,! “I still regard” the question of of Lima. ator Ferguson. veterans! Archbishop whether there was a winds code “a — Antonio “Your question has two parts,’’ Argentina Caggiano, matter of very little importance.” Bishop of Rosario. said Senator Hart. "I was in no way England—Bernard Griffin, Arch- surprised at the date of the attack. -ATTENTION- bishop of Westminster. I was surprised that it fell on Ha- 'Duce' Cries Hungary — Josef Mindszenty, waii.” Unchallenged Senator reminded the chair- Bring your auto glass troubles to the Archbishop of Strogonia and pri- JHart WANTED FOR IMMEDIATE ! mate of Hungary. man that more than four years had At Rome Political Rally newest completely equipped glass shop in passed since the events he was being von Preysing, By lh* Associated Pros* EMPLOYMENT BY THE •^Germany—Konrad asked about. He said he had not town—every facility for prompt, efficient Bishop of Berlin; Josef Frings, Arch- Feb. about the details ROME, 18.—Occasional shouts DISTRICT bishop of Cologne. Clemens August thought recently, OF COLUMBIA service. All of and if the of “Duce” out glass types safety glass. von Galen, Bishop of Muenster. committee wanted to go rang unchallenged into he DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS Australia—Norman Gilroy, Arch- them, would prefer to have Saturday night in the great assem- time to refresh his memory with DESK TOPS—FURNITURE TOPS bishop of Sydney. bly hall of Rome University, scene -(5 40 HR. Netherlands—Johannes documents and by talking to some DAY, WEEK)- de Jong, of the city’s first political meeting Archbishop of Utrecht. former members of his staff who were available. since the war. China—Thomas Tien, titular APPLY TO PERSONNEL OFFICE Bishop of Ruspe and apostolic vicar “Winds” Code Statement Denied. Some 5.000 members of the widely ROOM ACE AUTO GLASS SHOP of Tsingtao. Earlier in his testimony Senator publicized Common Man party 402 DISTRICT BUILDING Hart denied he ever told one he screamed their adoration for Claee France—Emile Roques. Archbishop any Gugli- • "We Are Automobile Specialist*” of Rennes: Pierre Petit de Julle- saw in the Navy Department flies an elmo Giannini, the leader, when he DRAFTSMEN $1,902 PER ANNUM ville. Archbishop of Jules- intercepted message carrying out entered the hall to address the P DE. 5774 Rouen; • DRAFTSMEN PER ANNUM 1435 ST. N.W. Geraud of Tou- Tokyo's “winds code” war a party's national congress. (TRACERS) $1,704 Saliege, Archbishop warning : louse. few before Pearl Harbor. This — days In the same cadence the Fascists • RODMEN $1,902 PER ANNUM Poland—Adam Stefan Sapieha, matter came up in connection with once cheered Mussolini, they shout- | Archbishop of Krakow. an inquiry into certain phases of ed “Italia, Italia.” No one inter- • ENGINEERING AIDES $1,704 PER ANNUM •LISSID REL1IF FROM Turkish Armenia—Gregory Peter the disaster which the admiral made fered when some one in the front | Agagianian, patriarch of Armenia. shortly before his retirement. row bellowed “Duce,” the name • CLERK-TYPIST $1,704 PER ANNUM Mozambique, Portuguese East Salford's Testimony Recalled. which the slain dictator cherished. j Africa—Teodosio Clemente de Gou- Capt. L. F. Safford, assistant di- • loss of The Common Man party, which MESSENGER $1,572 PER ANNUM sleep veia. Archbishop of Lourenco Mar- rector of Naval Communications, had formed an alliance last week with DUI TO ques. testified that when he made a sworn •SENIOR INSPECTOR (concrete) PER DIEM the Monarchist Democratic party, $9.20 Spain—Enrique Pla y Deniel, statement to Admiral Hart, the lat- has been assailed by Leftists as neo- • Archbishop of Toledo and primate ter told him to make no INTERMEDIATE INSPECTOR (cone.) PER DIEM charge Fascist. It claims more than 1,000,- $8.32 of Spain; Agostino Parrado Gar- about the destruction of records of y 000 members and has announced its • cia, Archbishop of Granada: Manuel this warning which he could not JUNIOR INSPECTORS (aggregate) $7.25 PER DIEM head cold aim as that of preventing a “Com- Arce y Ochotorena, Archbishop of prove, adding: “I have seen your munist dictatorship.” MISERIES Tarragona. winds message.” | DO NOT APPLY UNLESS EXPERIENCED Italy—Giuseppe Bruno, secretary There was a conversation of that Why torture yourself with thet of the holy congregation of the nature, Senator Hart explained, and “suffocating” feeling due to head council; Clemente Micaro, papal he did tell Capt. Safford he had seen PENS REPAIRED FOR SERVICE colds? A few drops of Mistol nuncio to Belgium and titular Arch- QUALIFICATION CIVIL Drops with Ephedrine help clear bishop of Apamea, Syria; Ernesto Service -CERTIFICATION NECESSARY- Prompt your nose ... help you to breathe Ruffini. 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