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1* Is there a world standard for threads on screws? 2, When was the typc;vriter put on the market; nearer 1850, 1875, or 1900? 3* You kno^v that white bread sold today,is market enriched* What must be added to the flour before the bread can be labeled enriched? 4. Why, are penny box matches sent ^overseas ajid kitchen matches kept for civilian use? 5» What musical instrument has its music written an octavo higher than it sounds,? 6, Were there more marriages or fewer marriages' in the United States in 1944-. than there were in 1943? ?• Is the North Pole the coldest spot on earth? 8. \fVhat is the difference betv/een c-a-d-d-y and c-a-d^d-i-e? 9# VJhen the three little kittens found their mittens, what, did they have to eat?. 3D, Vifliich can\ca^y more weight in proportion tp its o:m wci^.t: a bicyciic'or a'horse? . (The answers to the ’’HSlTIOiVIZ*.' que.stions will be found , ' • on tho reverse side of this page,) ! • > • v• ■ : “ * . -V -}C- ^ • ; ■ . Staff Sgt, Spurling Is Cited In England An Ei^th Air Force Bomber Statiori, ’ England —- For "meritoridus achievement" in aerial combat, Staff Sgt. 'vV. B. Spurling, 25, B-l? Flying Fortress waist guner from Route 3, Lawndale, N,‘ C., has been av/arded a fourth Oak liiaf Cluster to his Air Medal, Overseas seven months, Sgt* Spurling has completed 35 missions with the 381st Bombardment Group to date. He won his gunners winr^s Feb. 7, 1944, at Kingman, Ariz, The airman is the son of Mr, and Mrs, W, B. Spurling, sr,, and is married to the former Miss Myrtle Pritchard,..of Spindale, ‘N. C, His wife and two-year-old dau^Jiter, Shirley, now live with his. parents. , . W, B. having completed his missions, has been returned to the States - His parents have received a telegram from him to that effect and are anxiously looking forvjard to his arriving home,. • • ■ " , . ' ' ..i Congratulations, W. B. - The Hoover Rail Gan^^ is proud of yx^uii'l t . South Pacific GI: ’’Why are you staring Jot me like th-at?" , ' Cannibal; ”I’m the food inspector," •' ■ ■. I' " ' C. :
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