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r FRIDAY, PAGE SIX (Fifth Section) THE WAYNESVTLLE MOUNTAINEER Enlisted Men To Serve On Courts Martial SAN FRANCISCO Six hundred enlisted men are training for courts I martial juries here during January ; at Sixth Army headquarters. j Duiiiiil the month-long training i program, the men will be tndned J ,15 juror- in t lie "new Army". j Afler Fel). 1. any accused enlist- j rd man may rrque t that his jn i ., ' incdude up to (ine-thircl enlisted 1 men. ' SALE'S SAJAIES Hoover Testifies Dogs And Television Evict Fight Fan CLEVELAND (LTi- Joe E.iilcv. young C'levelamirr ulio was cIpi I ed bv the Cleveland Indians as Hi" mul typical bjseliall Inn l.i l sum STEEL PRODUCTION AT RECORD '"" Ha i mer, i'; being e ittcd from lii apartment. Eaiiey wa bonoii il b; I'-i'l Veet'k, presiJent of (tie liill iliib who threw n Joe L.irleN" ibt t hi;, honor. 'I he I. io ,il ln if ri" a Wctgnnload of i i ' . Im luU'rvi dogs and lel vi-i"n l Now lii'i landloi d ( I. din I ! 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