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week, it was disclosed today.

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credited to the Japanese government to pay for cotton and other products imported from the United States. : A second shipment of 150,000 pounds of silk is scheduled to be put aboard the 8. 8. Trinity Victory for the United States soon. '

shipment fo. Seattle early next

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Beryl Helms, of Hartford City, Ind., driving through Muncie, failed to make a curve, ran up on the sidewalk, crashed into the house of Frank Douglas. The irate Douglas chained the car to his house, as seen above, until he could collect damages.

killed a bystander, and

TOKYO 'ALERTS' TIP OFF BLACK MARKET

TOKYO, March 15 (U, P.).—~The war may be over but air raid alerts are still being given in Tokyo these days. The newspaper Asahl reported that when police inspectors appeared at the entrance to black market stalls near Shinbashi station yesterday, three men began shouting air raid warnings through megaphones, Black market operators selling rationed articles im-

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‘By ANDY ANDERSON Scripps-Howard: Staff Writer SACRAMENTO, Cal, March 15. Way back in 1879, a cop named Max Fisher transplanted a species of Roccus Lineatus in the San Francisco bay area. And now, as a result of this, there is quite an argument raging in the state capital, In case your Latin is rusty, the Roccus Lineatus is a striped bass. Capt. Fisher and his pals” used to go to the Chesapeake area to fish for striped bass and were impressed with the way the Chesapeake habitat - corresponded to the San Francisco bay area, They had some of the stripers shipped out here and transplanted in the bay area, but it was not until 1889 that they

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