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a blank. income tax form and apy Two boys, who read Jack|can border. They had been missing! CARMEL, March 7.—The Rey.|Wil Speak of ‘his experiences and

OHICAGO, March 7 (U. P.)~—|note.

The “Tt . . J ) wd : —Mr.-Zyxw,- who has-been worrying Ir bobadinond ment on ru |ran away from home to seek their| The note Larry had left for his

about owing the government money, | “Please credit it to my account.” was clear today. a

The unknown taxpayer has pald|ed south. -

2 : since earl . : London's adventure stories and then [since early Wednesday Errol T. Elliott will speak at Car-| CoCr Vations there. fortune In Alnsks, explained — t-sald mel Quarterly Meeting of Friends thelr parents today why thel head-| “I have gone for s little vacation|in the Friends church here to-ham College, will speak

up north. I plan to get a job in a night, Dr. Elliott, formerly pastor|mel Friends church. He traveled] The Dutch

gel Oqmpbell, U. 8. collector of (his tax in this way for several] Peter Dean MoOartney, 14, and{lumber camp. Maybe someday Iliof the First Friends church in In-|t oEurope last summer on a relief|freighter to

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