PAGE FOUR -- THE CATALINA
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Items ot lOCal flew1 interest ~ be
greatly appreciated.
"You mnn/~ pnt shoe on every
roo ' -P. Syru
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IIg--John L. Sullivan wins
fiqht crown in 75 round
bout. 1889.
~ II4--U & prodalrr~ Kelloqq-
Briand Pact outlawinq
war, 1929.
5--Territory of Wyoming or-
qanizecl, 1868.
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First Postmaster General
1775.
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~ ~ I Affairs (now State De-
partment) formed, 1779
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Bonus Army in Wash-
~.-- inqton, 1932.
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WNU ~er ~tce
MEMORIZE THIS BUTTON
When you see it worn by a man or
woman you will know the wearer is
an Honorably Discharged Veteran of
World War II.
ON TO VICTORY
That there is a housing shortage in
Avalon is not news, but what is news
is, that people who have been renting
Avalon "summer homes" are being
given notice to move, giving the own-
er access to the property for the sum-
mer months. That is one way of get-
ting an Island vacation. In the mean
time, what are the evicted folks going
to do ?
"Build ,for Happiness" is the title of
a 32-page home-plan booklet printed in
rotogravure, now available at Security-
First National Bank. The booklet has
pictures of many lovely homes, floor
plans and interior views Step into
the local branch and ask for a copy.
It's free. of course. --Adv.
THE CLEARING HOUSE
By Eva Chandler
A radio for every bunk! Records
of actresses with soothing voices re-
citing beautiful poems to the accom-
paniment of soft organ music. Such
was the mosquito network that Bill
Kilgour told his mother he listened to
every night. Really a lullaby to put
the men to sleep after nerve shatter-
ing days--Captain Bill Kilgour and his
friend Capt. Bob Flattery are driving
to Cherry Point, North Carolina for
reassignment. Capt Stuart ]
