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ence. This June, more than 12,000 doctors gathered in Chisago for the annual meet-

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emotional maladjustment in child-

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{graine could be cured by releasing on the attacks.

Prohibition Party Candidate to Speak

Claude Watson, Los Angeles attorney and minister, will speak

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lattend the one-day convention of the central YWCA.

sponsored by the Free Methodist Church. Mr. Watson’ is general|Bob

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is group earlier in the day at Lt Cl His evening appearance will be

counsel of the national churchia;

the assembled doctors that two Grove BB Baugber:

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Postal Officers Take Over Duties:

New officers of the Indianapolis

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§ It's a Floating Classroom

July 1 (NEA)—The showboat is today 27% slong the OMG and Kanawha Rivers the summer, bioging 1 146

beginning Rs Moreillon, National Yon He Ol ciation oe Postal Supervisors, eset; eil Kershner, Nation- bably the outstanding a Federation of Post Office pro by first vice president; Vic-|gshowboat’s heyday. Mai

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5 rustoes’ are Louis Decker, {laboratory for Kent State stu-ls in on such standbys as “Ten The council is a legislative or-{back some of the cultural herit1 JVC} LCC it will be Lats-|Sanization composed of Sam deForce: Ipartments of mail service.

MODERN MATCHES HOTTER

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Wright. A speech professor at Kent State University, Mr. Wright also ig

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