South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 287, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 October 1922 — Page 6

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

SATURDAY MORNING

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JUDGES AND PARTI ES.

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il p.rfs ha a narrA- -.: .pporturilty to Ii; iia re-p'-. ar.d o.ah I this, f tit it th'-y '"will ohmtarily bid.- th. jadl-.il ti' l;-t from th-:r a-v..--il--for a f-t ra! rf. t vo?c." I Tin', this country 1 : v -s : n f fr m the fc;i::'li t l r. tio.il ja, who urn .--av ! rv partf.in di-erirnir.'itl'-n l.rs t'-'-n t.. th rhM.irtf, of tao ;rn n ch'n anil nr. ,-t all to thf -1 t : i ur.-lor "which ty-.cy aro r hos- n. "'' n a J. !.?- -ntr-r.- T:io.n Iii- - mu.-t b r.rl-i to r-.ist. aM- I.i i o'U'.'-'il a::;;t'.tson ' an-1 o r:--i;hvr II ;;! h'-.ir. r r l)c rac. ?"it a ja li:: who ! !.; ncthln-: iy .! f. n t'.; .-; f j :-;'.c-'. Ar.y i-r.l :ir;.l or:.! -r v. ho j l ;!- f.. f v!-s on the ; rounl t!:nt h'. rah-Ji:!.:? e I ; a 1 or a Ho- ; j uhlic in. tint .! fl.'t!;. 'vi!', h--... ;t r-'irty Organization. .l:h r j.!aT:l--rH .!. c.-:: li.'.at? or iircnovinros h!:n i:nht fir thf hi-yi (.'he h- !;s. la ! : i r whro r-Olt al ir.ahlnr dlsptnp ) favors nt will, th law its-elf I.h In r.-r ;.ut.; h:-c uiso of the fart titat Ju 1':., o;vc mr r loyalty to ( r have more ' four of th-5 noiltloal m j I:ir.f s crr.tt. thorn than th'y have rJ tin ir (.aa nr 1 tlu.-ir con.-eirtce5. In some rtatfs Ju-H'.-- rt: ;irtd on a liffi-ren ! lal!ot In .-.Meli th" party I.iy-'i-i Io not arpoar. Saoh Ftaios havo adoot'-1 thi; r'fot?-i h'-rau of r.ivo lnjustlc-s ur.il the ovtri up"n I'uhlir; opinion lue ta b!i:- 'i Ju!if'il nctl.r... Xo ci'lvn, v.-hes property c-r v;ho.;o liherty may t in 'opardy teforo a eour. '"ires to boar any . burn rf antar"t.l!lc ro-l'- "-1 lrrl:!a---n'-e wh'n he , run for J".-tirr-. No ir-wio' eat min :ir- n.-" :r. .n '.vi'h 'i ja-t o:mo .' w.vih! wish t )' ivt his rh's :at.; -.-tl through ' pohU -al pulh I-, woahl b.- a tin'-- tb'nT for IhN ommuri ' if the campaign na' na ''-r. aril r ; rr.r ." h'n o-rat rs. in nvkir. -tht-ir phvi- yoa! 1 pa:,.-- at t:;- ja '.i''ial tickft lir-l'a-k only for a r,::ipa 1 1-.;i r : fun. ath'-r than r any loyally to j trty. The cnurt. T!iu-t v r 1- l'-"i'. ! i:pon as above any '.n'.'-ir.c- ,f a.y ;' if" ::'.: '. n in thorn anfl 'in tho i-'uvt-rnrnf r:: i- to b- nriiniairi' ,h It U nnfuifir.it. that j-t !.p- ,ir r.--:r.:n'if -tl on 'partem tirUrf s. As . - .k th. y ar-. wise anl patr.o-tie citi.' ns w ill n ai. u -tarn! far the compile .divorce of the jnlhi'r:. tv-r. ' ' a mot Jir.d, i" r.'!' nt jr. i .'raa 'V of th- ' v h a.- ., '.re to the V r a . 4 IP i-i- a K ;.i:h!; an ! "rl io. '..' a ;'V judire of 'a po.-r l.iw.nr. IP Pn ., '!. I - iou -at:-' Jarty iwoall h; rl!y tain a p. I r int.i .. pow ja.Ue. ' -: the r-l.,l v- Charaefr. hal kn".vh 1.-. oat-tan. ! ' y. reap'- 't of th 'leiril pr..f--iot: hd-iM 1-v th .M". r.ot a party 1.

ty enforcMl labor on th part cf both parents, there i- a n . 1 for and tu the child loft to its own devices. In thf oid dayp, och-ty tc-ok httle intorr? in tho rhlM until i became a thi'-f. Then it eent to jail. Tho juvenile court remeJifl some r-t this he.art-lo-n-? ty takhisr av.ay the plisrma of crime from tho chill and calliint: it delinquent, and a weakling who nf-1-d aid and fi.lvic rather than punishment. Kven tha,t did not fill the entire noed and so th'J f-city, cornpo?''d cf volunteer men and women who act a: kindly adLstra for thoe who need counsel and aid In avoiding temptations came Into action. This organization begins before crime etarts. It is dfvo',-l to the prevention ol childish waywardr.e: which soon take3 on the form or crimo and through Its work thousands of boys and grks who would otherwise b headed for the reformatory and Jail aro kept In the tralht path of usefulness. I :t Mrs. Sydney Borjr who happens to be the prf.ident of the Jewish Hiir listers, working: among the children of the tenements and the pthttto, devoting the hours that other rich women pive to cards and dancin", tc-Il this story: "It is a well known fact that each one of us lives up to someone's idea of us. There a.- thousands of youngsters who are trying to live up to what they think in some older friend's some Bi? Brother's or 15; iter's idea of tnern. There Is many a child whojs tryinsr to be a better boy or girl merely berauso the 5tranrer who has come nto his or her life has fhown that he expects it. "This is precisely what happened to Helen. She t-Aon found her.lf Rtrivinff to live up to what her V? Sis'tt r expected her to be. She no longer was a petty thief. .She became a pood student Instead of an indifferent one, for at la.t shp had an Incentive to Ktudv. Today she is a different pirl, thanks to her own adaptaKMty and the con?cious perseverance of a certain Biff Sister. "And what of th YA SPster What doe she ?ret out of it. She probably doesn't realize it, but the chances are that If she is the proper kind of a Big Sister, she will pe out of her eervice even more than she brings to It. The whole thing- workg as a boomeranpr, for no one can ba the pattern after which some wevaker person Is moulding her lif, without belnf? finer aad better for the experience. " If you know of a more useful service to the nation than saving the youngster from temptation, you have found a very real mission. If you know of a more useful purpose in life than this work, or one which keep3 faith in America burning more brightly, you are the exceptional person.

UlCKVA AM) DAUGHERTV. All '-it ;.. a .-, w both' r th--y ar-- y i:' " i : h.a a- or anta'o.Mlc tie to o-i,an::-d la''-r. Ivesid inter .sted in t!:.' vote of .'!.." --rr..i n 1 ' 1 y :i- ra'tuber of th' jadl-.-ia.ry c 0:11:0 t e wl.irh .! until a.fter ele t;n the imp. a eh men: ,-1 a iin.-t Attorney lnra' L'a v. trhc rty . Tho-;,- rturi.'-.-". o mta ; :v r .: k v.-- - :-ur,';n from the pr..t .--t ion c.f pr. . ' T -. ; ' -t ra h fedenl prS.-.Tif r. to t!:- .,'t ;i::a- : :' -a Irian . ti.n which . :cla--. th-- r:.;iu f sp- - a. u-.-r- U a " iot -nib r of t'..r.:.r. .r- o:i : a . a.r ,,f tho h--i:s- . Th'v wore T' t : r.-1 t- ol.hho "t !' whh'h Mr. 1 1 i j-'i y v.w a m-an:-r a:.l that co:nni;ttf e promptly ilrtrf d a!7 ictovi v.-: i at: .' tho '. t:on. Tii who a:o ;r.- I.t.e i to n-.. tit.- char?.s as cr.iT.ioj: tn.t i i i.lv .- .1 sh'-ah! t ) .:. ino-u, d than ihA.e. w!:.i i I.- vo .a t; . ir ;t!i ir. I tti-'ir ' T:ee-i-'.ty. r iv th! act. on t'.v com ::-.:.:- .o I;' :-l itelf ovtr to p. .'a'.!' ! rat r fa 11 pitri--. :-. -t-v- s. 5-eek-ip p. avoid : . d---.:ro.,- oaf of no;h-rin the irv, -::,..:; mtil If.er fa .r tt m.aht be f t-r.ip. for r.-. fa r t'.vo yt-' rs. If t p. '- .!.!! .ot.-r.-f. - f .a ; 'a p. ;.o o-f d

cf::;aa 1 of ;h :r . .d" 'V.. - t-h.o.i'.d he c ;:r a . " . - .; t pi v).o; tly an 1 d- J .y. A oto t. fn. r and hary f btor. in-fat'-Iy " ' - - r 'I . -. efact - n-ifch P..-h: : - r- -. ! ho p : s :n a U ; : a If th- chare-: r- wlf . at ;' ; 1 f Mr.V.ah v a .f 1 h ,v - --nt-t o.'i-i'f e'-:-. '' ' a.r a. rr.. v r : -vapf.::- -. If -I a--:- - - ' -o.l t. a

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DEFY IMG GOVERNMENT. The United States government, acting under orders from Congress, tries to make J. Ogden Armour, one of the richest men. tell about his dealings in wheat. Mr. Armour very emphatically tells the government that it is non of th'j peoflert buslnrsa how much he bought or sold of the nation's supply of wheat. lie did testify that none of the wheat he bought was ever delivered and that he did not grow one bushel of the many millions he sold upon the board of trade. That attitude of this gigantic trader in the prices of wheal-, for he did not deal m the wheat Itself, is rpjite likely to be of interest to the men who grow wheat and the men and women who eat bread. There is a growing belief in this country that the aU- upon the grain exchanges instead of being of anj' service to the country are disurbing influences by permitting- those who g;.mble upon prices, upon the rainfall, upon droughts In Kansas and half storm.? in the Dakotas, to fix the price which ia paid for the wheat and which in turn must be raid by those vvho consume it. A year nga the farmers' bloc in Congress, the one denounced by the president, forced the passage of a law to prevent speculation in foods and practically abolishing the grain exchanges. The law ws based upon the belief that prices of wheat should be based upon the law of supply and demand, rather than upon the matching of dollars or wits by thofe who never raised a bushel of wheat and who would not recognize a wheat held if they rode past one in their limousines. Tns law w:is killed by the courts, for courts, even if they do follow fubllc opinion, follow slowly enough to permit a few final rnlds upon the public. The refusal of Mr. Armour to testify will arouse the suspicion that he haa something to hide and that perhaiM his gigantic trades in wheat a yearyago in May hid a great oeal to do with the sudden fall in prices which left the American farmer the loser by many millions of dollars. The refusal to reveal the details of any business, when requo.-tcd by the government, sets a very bad example for tho-p who have other things than trades in wheat to hide from the public. It brings the power of Congress into disrepute. It will certainly result in a more persistent demand for the abolition of the exchanges where men who trado upon them are ashamed of their ranactioni'. If anything were needed to accelerate the movemer: which began in the Ncn Partisan league for state owned elevators and state controlled marketing machinery for the farm products, it will be found In just such incidents. It now remains to be seen whether the trade comrn!tv!on. charged with the duty cf obtaining; facts, y-U be as relentless in is pursuit of.thls knowledge and of answers from Mr. Armour as it has been when confronted by men of no millions and no pre.-tico. If the crovernment is to retain any dignity and any prestige, it must enforce its power, no matter who the witness may be. No man can be bigger than the government in a republic.

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h'f a:.' . t. Th" pr-.'f r..A v.: I. a :i h ;n il- a have 'not yet ! -... h- i c.:i a t h - - :z-- f S : :. 1 a :, h 'at in Nt a- - V'!c with i's c :i.''..-a r, ,: th- ha;.1 .-gin' choked in tft-eirier.ta u.iJ. w i:a far:.ily tlcj n.r.accd

visu (Seattle Star) Itcsor Dlan. fshirp- in Portage Iake, Onta.r!o. c.ttchrs a t.or. uMll-cyeil-rike-porch. generally and incorrectly called Ca nadhin-pickerel. Polar, kills the four-pound f.sh with a club. throns it in Iiis canoe. Half hour later, on shore, lie clra.-s the dore, tears ir.-v irjpides out. Tv o hours afterward, re happens to notice he "cleanings" and finds the heart beating normally and vigorously r.s !f in tho f.sh. Life füll was present. No one can explain it. But this much is probable: If the durf had the human ability to worry, its hart wcuM have stepped in the canoe cr when the insides were torn out. Worry is. a su'e killer. 0 1ii.tki:s (Indianapolis Times) f'.cre than 17,000 business Arms foiled between he fi.-st of the year and Oct 1. It's a hlg flgaur-. Xt at leapt 1. SCO. COO corapanirs went through th? nirie months without failing. Th liat'illties of the failures exceeded their ase's by about $200. COO, 000. cproad evenly over the whole population, thU is less than $2 for each American. Most of us looked at hard times through a highI owered magnifying :Ia.s-o The lone ship that : crUhes at fea eta the attention. No one noticed tho vaat Heet that ride tho gala aafeiy.

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that you got by Friday, the l ' thin safety. IMPORTANT IF Tit IF. (From The News-Tiro.es Today is the second time this year that tho lTth of the month has falien on Friday, the flrvt. time haing been Jan 1. The n"xt occurrence of tho coraMr...tion of lYiday and the ICtli v. ill be.' April, 1023. Tin: ituiiAii .Movin. DEAR TOWEIl:

rrrrxa 1 . . . . r.urmal. ;::.:: :h- afternoon he :-i.i '. n answer ;i few h. h h- d.d as follows:

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South Bend Wants a JUcr and Uctier X . Let's Ilcip Build It ijciobcr

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sad s were

a aro rfl and violets are blue a,-.- v.? v. hon the coal lumps

Out near our home is a tine ft- , ta 1 ::-.-.. 1

tie neighborhood movie theat-r. And w ruralists sure rally urour.d

at 23 cents per rally. W.' dar.'t j f.'a d. f.: Id'.otning war off- It

O, Tea': Hap informs us that : the T:;:a; war ; ru e I a groat trial1

:.- ro-ro and got to a 1 (,';'.,! pronounce the T'-.ri; generals and they

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see the new pictures, bu some of

the popular old ones. And do you

Know, we actuahy exp'-ot s-orr.o : v. ay

line evening so spe a movie .--how ! without the regulriion N'Vork j cabaret scene! Now, that's op'ira- J iiia. The audience had a thock

the other evening. Instead of se in the uual ' he End" i!a?!ud after tho final clutch of the pr tty .shero, it was "That's all." Thero was a gasp all all over tho place. Directors should be more careful. Somebody in the audi ence might have a weak h-ait or something. And those dear ofl Canadian Itoyal Mounted I oih boys and their snow shoes : only get them about every Tae-. day and I-Yiday evening. Don't vmi think that this must I th- hardest job of all at Hollywood: trying to make those pretty boy .-tars and those beautiful little blonde morons occasionally "register INTELLIGENCE?" But we always get out quarter's worth. epee:ulK since the management has discarded music. They used to have a three-piece orchestra: piano, piano stool and pianist. Lynxed Eyed Corrtspondept. At I p. m. yesterday aft'rnoon, our marrying captain had reached th ötage where it was thought advi.-a! le to admlnUte" fmelling salt, ban-

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WOUKY. H .a fraid that his son, who is naw C 'a!!i- ol. 1, can't vote the d-m.o . r.: . th in November be-i i-au-o f. '-.a ::'t old enough to regis-, tor or. O v t. io.i. . . . ; If riar l av- ' .v Britain cannot pnfro ;h-' w.-.rtd a!on. Well, Ireland is pof i an - -m erica. T i - rc . ire is tine, but what we reo I is tiic arrest car--. In Tin 1- tail trading is done with u hah - a!'., m-aaey. V Love hatch plots. Wo toi sap king is a great boom: to the maf-h ha-ir.e.-s. j There j mor.rv for someone in j piPtin',' or, al up like cough drops to

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After or, ting alleged young chick-1 cr:s in r f a urards we have decided, yor'h w:,l not be served. ; Win Inf la aro h'lrg used again or. ; . 1 Ill,'

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Tiie Ncws-Tiiiies ii iireau of

'uestions and Answers

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rui iiiiiiiiiicu o $37.50 and $59.50. Roomy coats of deep pile fabrics such a? tlic?e If r are certain to prove most acceptable as winter rpy pa. ; many styles. All have wide collars of fur www, y ! too. 1 hey are lined throughout with crepe de chino, Cf : materials.

season, Arabella and Normandy cloths. Seldom are wraps so low triced. rh.i ill i!i. i l n i . . ...

viiiuis in: i j l u c . i-icti-fv tiriti r iv . i ricicti 111 ,a . ,

and $59.50.

Wy man's Apparel Shops

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qur.sTioNS . nmvi i;i;ii You can get nn .-inswer to .ar.y .pa-fir, 1 . ' if - hif-rm at I.vi by writing to The Newf-Tin3(s U'a-ttilnter Hi:r-.ia. f .-' X. V. A -a;. V. i -): ai stvoi, I. C., enciosing 2 cents in stamps. Me. la ah :.-.a.; :. 1 ! .... and ni .irria-.:- advice will nt he given. Unsigned letters will not l. .:..-. - .-. I, Lut ail letters are confidential, and receive personal i, if.f-s.

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Q. What are the comparative t i. o...; a-.d. L'r.g, ji-ade famous by

areas, and populations of rdotao.a aioi , f, -,-ia ... T'ay i:o-i in 1 s 7 4 . aged:

Fiume? I -: '. '- f- -' ' ' a,- Salisbury, N. A. Monaca has an arai cf eUht A- - " iiour.s of each other. square miles, population 22j ; j 1 :" -' - 'f 'fi'? Hindu twins, Illume has nn area of Übt s-p:.. re -f '' ' ä P.: c t illy by an opermiles and a population of 4'a,-' rin ',: 'i: 1;" -' 'k " ''' man' tnor ,v . . , .., oy. ,';.,;, s oi Mi ii n-..as of nature, Q. Does trance havo stale, . lri,.. r. 0,.,-1

me L tiiuu fiaies; n bo iio u: u they governed? A. France is divided fer administrative purposes into nintty depart-

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nt -a' ' (os of the Siamese twins aro : :., aa. Hilton 1 (t-vo.ar

meats. The department is a um t. ot ; , M ri;:At:vim: in San AntoniV. Tms. government corresponding rt-j:a:y; to ca r states. The department laA Havo th r- l-een any p-rsons representatives of all the Mini.-tr:-a - '' ;-'f a -.iie-ok who achieved and i, placvd under a prclYet ncaai-a-"'' nated by the government and hain:j j A. .V.a-v !riv- lTomer was p robwide and ur.dedned functions. lie i a '.y hi- -Aii.iaie: Virgil certainly is assisted by a I'refect-re Coun,-il, wa. .':!!i i: i I of Euglan 1 was the an administrative body who; advice : pater 1 m ". r f Rot ort !e Diabia; his he may take without beim bound to tao'h- t- " a . .a pr.;;3-nt p-irl of Fali'ollow it. The departments arefn .j. :,p, Dapois, "The Dastard of divided in turn into communes. frfaaa-." w.s the natural son of Q. Can joints 1j soldert-d with i L a d i ,!-ji1l. i.s (brother of

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one event everyone

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soldiers France ever

copper :

A. The U. S. Bureau of Standards ni"-: cr

I says they do not know of any pr.i .a cia.a d j ilcable method covering tho soid r-j , .vi.o d.. jigned the Brooklyn r.g of joints with copper eticept i y i ,, ;a .,.

an elc ctrojilatlng ojeaation. if th solder has, a high content of tir it i

A. J, h ) A. F.d.d'ng was the de- . - i I.. 1 . 1-, x ,'k-1 v m h.-iair ftpr

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ia ; soa, Wa.-hingtjn A copipftcl tho dettii'.s of

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coating, however, w.mld bo n try .a. n; ' ( A t'( ps tho hvona fnjnd? and Practlca.ly woith.ess for prouc- Ar;, ((. , ;;y ,n ,,,;rt;.je? Ame,ica? , , , , , A. Via i,. t typical and at the

I Iiaat7 ut ,,UU,M" ,,u Aaiaa: f--miliar form, of th- hvh'or.eral ru os for cchipc'diflin;; v. o; . . , , , , , i '. T, ,, . . , , , , :-a Upü a r. the striped hyer.a. 19

4 . 'ol ra- rii from Aby-inia and siring a bulletla on this .ubjc c t ma y . 3, n ,aFtwar,j t0 India obtain it by writing to our v a ,-hiP a-; . h( ? ,.. : . ,. )lmVl)m throughout the ton Bureau, enclo-sinj 2 ccr.i in; . t r-T,. f , t . a

! 1 e caia -. ; fy found in Africa the j.-pott- d. i t a -t iniia'dt- nearlj- all

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. - '" Air: -a -oi.f . vf the Sahara and hunts the winter? . , . . ... . . , , - in pai . - , "Mi.'l'.'o.ia and ravaA. a o; do not state what kind of; .... , r, r,!ls. ,,C:Iirh.n Crv l3 auib? you wish to keep. Some hulhs ! . . , , . , . . i i , ... . . 'phi- i ..p f!rdih of ar.imal the paper white narcissus, for in- ,...,... .. Y;;, iruvu hvena ls Mance, are not worth Kpm, from..,.. , , ,,( , (,f soa,,, vf. one season to another. Hyacini . .. , , .,r , , 4, . , t a : - ir at- 1 ir.t4 often On the and tulips may oe kept over anf . ,. , . . . r , ,r A:.A .v. ,A,-.- u...f"'-: - ! a., .a., of hicnas are

i-hould be left in the pots until tiff" i'oilage dies and then remove-u and shaken so thr-t all the loo.se carta A"

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porcelain or crockery? j A. A hollow cylindrical tor, of copper or steel should be madi some. : what smaller in diameter than f A

aolo desired. Th" ,n,l .-.'-.of,' he, nicked. The wh.ole may th--a ': e ! drilled with the tool, u aty wafrl and powdered carborundum, alar.dura or emery. AjiA.A ibl: care;

and skill -.? reautr- I. Q. Vhat :s the weight of water that flows ovt r Niagara i'.iif-?

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5,000.00-) tens a minute. fa, b Q. How are U. S. Norct:: in.-; e :-! . tora posit Ans obtained in the govern-j , naent eervice? i A. Fo-ition as Federal Narct'.ci Ir.spe-ctors art obta'.nel throuahj j.- , Civil Service examination. Th.ro erei " ' , . ao orf"'-r;3 in t!;is brar.ah of t'ao i n-vV" .' service at tno present fme and t. .... ,T examlr.aticr.s pen. I in?. If you v.-;::

Service Commission, Vfishingtcn, D. ! C, they will place ycur r..a;pe cr: j nailing list ar.d ad vi.-? you when the ; VA" aext examlr.atior. i to to he id. 1 Q. Do the grent des:rts If:-. t!a ; r Sahara and others ever have ay, , , - rainfall, cr are tAy contini: .ill; 1 , ,

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