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Southern Manor Peaches 3 cans 35c I
Southern Manor Plums .?.... 2. cans ........ 27c I
Southern Manor Beets 2 cans ~ 25c I
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Educator Codfish Cakes 3 cans ... 25c
Fresh Fruit Fig Bars ... 2 lhs. 17c
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veryas the.sreault of an indictment
charging. violations of the * anti-trust
law by con^xing to fix wholesale
and ?taa pricea^i i* i
Francisco, hapdwood companies and
executives ieeie-.fmadas a result of
indictments "hargfrff that they con
trol&d hidaaad established unreason
of,rgr similar nature are pending
throughout the nation. /
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ate now-being delivered to the Brit
ish by a- CaKfornia aircraft plant
which is beginning delivery three
months behind schedule. The bomb
en art said to be able to carry four
tons of explosives from England to
almost any sector of belligerent^ Eu
rope and returp, non-stop. The
planes will be flown from California
to the East Coast, where they will
refuel for the hop across the Atlan
,tic to Great Britain.
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ASHY
..The Army ia.about 188,000 men
abort of. its expected goal at this
time, although 867,000 soldiers are
under training. By next June, the
Army .expects to have 1,418,000, ac
cording to the present schedule. Pre
f limrnyry ; expansion plans involves
! the .present study of sites for addi
tional camps and cantonments if it
becomes advisable to increase the
strength, it. is-noted that arms pro
duction facilities, including powdery
ammunition, aircraft, chemical and
other supplies, were designed ^to meet
the requirements of the force con
templated up to 2,000,000 men.
CARGO SHIPS
The first -at the 200 emergency
ocean cargo, ships to be constructed
by the. Maritime Commission in pri
vate shipyards, will be ready for
service before ihe end of the year.
The program covers seven yards,
-which, -in full operation, will have
fifty-one ..building ways, some of
them Able-to take care of two to four
Nships at the same time.
The cost of the ways and facilities
approved by the Commission is $33,
374,000. Fifty of the ships will be
-built at a Baltimore plant, 31 at
Portland and Los Angeles, 25 at
New Orleans, Houston and Wilming
ton .and -13 at Mobile.
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comp^w.thlO^mWS^
The monetary gold stock of the 1
United States increased $121,163,
OGO in January, to $22,116,708,000. .
"New evidence," is the expiana^
tion for the deportation proceeding*
instituted against Harry R. Bridgeg,
#est Coast G. I. 0. leader, by the
Department of Justice. Similar pro
ceedings wejfe begun by the Secre
tary of iiabor^erkins two years ago.
Since that time, the Bureau of Im
migration and Naturalization has
. ... . ?rrwil
States ^mWlix^d to $5^000,^ I
MP, according tow legisbikm; and
cording to Administration spokesmen I
until June 30th, 1942, atleaiigThe I
main purpose of present legislation I
to to provide for such increasoa-^as I
the national 'defense program and I
the Lend-Lease bill will require. No I
one knows how much the total I
SCIENTIFIC EXCHANGE j
To promote the exchange of scien- I
tific information between this coun- 1
try and Great Britain, an American I
commission, haaded by Dr. Jamea C. I
Conant, president of Harvard Uni- I
versity, will be located in England I
where it wfli study the newly de- I
wdoped war equipment, including de> I
vices to curb night bombing. j
First-hand observation of Eng- j
lish scientific secrets is considered I
important in connection with prob- I
lems of national defense and it is I
presumed that the exchange will be I
mutually beneficial to both countries. I
Dr. Conant will remain in England I
stout * month but a permanent com- I
mission will be set up.
PROBLEMS
Speaking recently over the radio, I
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins I
suggested that defense needs might I
limit production of certain types of I
goods and other domestic supplies. I
She also suggested that difficulties I
of transportation may arise in and I
around the cantonments and the new I
factories and stressed the problems I
of health, housing and entertainment I
and morale, which require attention. I
<WPA
One-fourth of the WPA workers I
are now engaged on national de- I
fense projects, according to Howard
0. Hunter, acting-WPA commission
er, who says that 186 defense proj
ects, aggregating $41,06^6,918, were
approved in January. Almost eighty
per' cent of the funds were ,for air
port projects.
RESERVISTS
Members of the enlisted .Reserve
Corps' of the Army, with persons de-'
pendent upon them for support, will
be honarably discharged upon re
quest, prior to entering active duty
or within twenty days afterwards.
AIRPORTS TO ALASKA
The, Canadian Air Ministry has
announced that it will establish a
system of airports in Alberta and
British Columbia, leading to Alaska
at a cost of about $9,000,000. The
new bases will afford an airplane
route from the United States to
Alaska, making it possible to rush
planes across Western Canada in un
limited numbers.
If you are interested in the
development of Eazmville, you will ' *
give some of your time for the com
mon good; the town needs personal
service more than it needs a cash
contribution. .
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Vegetable Laxative
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thoroughly as harsher ones but is a
gentle persuader fdr intestines when
used this way: A quarter to^a
half-teaspoonful of spicy, aromatic
BLACK-DRAUGHT on your tongue
tonight; a drink of water. There*s
usually time for a good night's
rest, with a gentle, thorough action
next morning relieving constipa
tion's headaches, biliousness, sour
stomach, bad breath.
BLACK-DRAUGHT is a splendid
combination of vegetable ingredi
ents, chief of which is an "intesti
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part tone to lazy bowel muscles.
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Ttesenfiftq the biggest and most
complete line of LOW-PRICED tars
in Pontiac History
Six Four-Door Sedan, $921* (whiteudewaUtires extra)
Addition of Abut Mcfropo/ifaftToipGlfo Sedan increases De Luxe Series to 6 Models with -prices as low as *828*
WITH THI INTRODUCTION of its glamorous new Metropolitan
"Torpedo" Sedan, Pontiac rounds out the most complete lineof low
priced cuftin its entire history?six big, handsome Be Lnxe models
with bodies by Eisher, every one available with either * six-cylinder
pM? sfrbocyiinder engine. . ? ,
L phenew Metropolitan Sedan takes its place among the motorcar
successful Pontiac model, it combines unusual rear-compartment
spaciousness with the privacy possible only in 4-door, 4-window
design. v
In addition to the new Metropolitan, Pontic's De Lnxe series now .
indudssths 4Kloor 6-windoir Sedan; the Sedan Coupe; the 2-door
Sedan; tbt9hsfaess Cbnpe and the vjgy smart Conitttible SedaftjSoapti 1
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engineering 'principles which hate won Poodtc such nttvexceBent
priding comfort, handling ease and long, trouble-free j
service. And all of them are exceptionally economical to'own anddrisgi;^
Plan to see the Metropolitan Sedan?as Well as the Pontiac
?"Torpedoes"?which/ite offeted in a wide range of price*?\S
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