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"“’“" SNENTINO EL ‘tm is c" “on or t 100 Gentlemen: thin week's Literary m wotI-ufletb dun _ . the place it now enjoy: in colic-3e life,
w . "’wkeep we “may. ”mum unbound-ctr article ulna-mm In! .n...dstttvtnusslsttnttte physicnlderelop-
., . _.._.. ' can" is to "place one '0' om" 'on "Win; lone, Up the Chutney.” bet. ch“.- 00“.? m-_ meat oi the majority oi students the.
“ “'5' BY To the man who has a small wood " mien quite clenr what we are all M alum: onnpn w.) be igmd‘ Jhe present athletic systerm- do nO'
.10! thus 399! Up. a 008' 18min? can known in n gone“! way that the nv— end: year additionally, t" W touch. The R. O. T.(‘., in cooperatlo;
Also it his barn burns erage steam plant. operated in the Inaki cottoni one hnir of shoes. shirt; with the existing physical training rye
, usual way, fails to utilize about to per legginl. hat and hat cord. The student in in schools. should prove import-
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‘- M- _ . _‘ {640 n: s a _ ter our janitor: are rigned up tor the chasing additional articles of uniform on! mining for students. 8 “c rga
* mg m ”5‘" it PM are high. he m m' cominl: school ycar, it may be We“ (or from the qunemaster at the govt-m : ll. Moving picture films. or cdnca-i
momw filling to sell which means a zit-at add the appropriate commute? to secutt men! prit‘e. . tionnl value will be issued by the Hit 'Exa l f th
Tbc uniform may be worn at all tonal Branch of the General Stat! tor ‘ mp es 0 e Great values
1343 P' .m' alizion m the family income. and tilt . the ”rm.” of I... “palm: “99,1 who
sdoctor's‘ bill need have: no terror for» will spend some time in studylnz 0‘" "“133 "3 member's 0' ”1" K 0- T. C- use- in illustration lectures and in] m T h t th E ti
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{be Automated 9'5..." i him. - . tartar-a plants and instructing our inn It is 19(10le to he Worn when stud- parting instruction in R. (l. T. C.
' ., Motorola! m-.. ... m... 2‘: “.f‘i.”f§'°‘”‘..°’ 1‘2: """::'“‘ “5'; 2"": “”..'.’°":3;.‘3.‘;'$‘°. “1"“ "a" M I , a, , , . .
use f D“ - . ._ . , . - I an In izing (3 ea mm 1e va 2‘ . - - ‘ -lxma. o o 1 ese ms . ec t cow-rt qu ' -
,, tmchentm' laid.t:d lg. lu. tn the (-i.) (an bc‘ a ho D9; (”1:0 kinds of coal uWd and with mp diflor- worn on the upper part of tho- left romc thirty tiller-em phase. of in. All Wool Ch 1 36 M“ on . B .. fit!!!
:4 . publishe“ fim / lumber man i! he “Ll but ml fl t Ient tin-lame in use. I. I)“ 330‘:th fumm will helm-Dd toeach stud“; ,Jmmjol ‘ h -83 We My: {% WW 8??! infirm: Datum
m. of republicnfion of ",0 Atari. The business of tree trainer-INK:1 a man might. wirli 9 week‘s set enrolled in the R. 0. T. C. Both di 12. Especially Qualified IarruyI nth- 4% W gm; “,w‘ 906 iam ot a.“ ”a.
i;-', ‘ .. I visions o! the R: 0. T. (L are pet-ath— oer-K are available for detail. by the; durable F.“ '0'. sum new .m‘: black My),
herein are “50 '9'! planting has made great strides in tho, vice. sat-e us several times his expanse
., ., -. . . ..' :_ .h. . h I. fir: f a _" ' ear. ted to adopt. nt their own ex use a ._ . .- .
.de. um tha. ,t a liter. ‘lgh Ill- int 9,94 =4: 'l 0 will l’ D? zorcmmult to the educational lnstitu i . ; yarn dyed Nu. ”m 2 ”km“ hie .nflty. run or- .‘
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7 7 . ”’ fmpflg.«;.%«l property owner who rails to max». ’A mutt-what lentzlb)‘ con-«'Sirtindgnf" ”$22: aligns; uniform. etions. “professors of mfiim‘r “IPDC'J' W Mu. on” range or other colors: ' regular :13: grade
.m cm .13,“ Wt." my ”mum“ more With Brig. (mt. Cole 0! Hart or . in : Ve successfully and tactics. it is the duty at the pn‘rr ' 4| Raul" $2.25 on“. ..
' regard to the tit-0 o! the local armor) (”lupin-ted the fire! two years or basic tensor otzmilitnry sciencenndtacticr to l ‘ .
4' M mmlortnble nnd non- valuable by for the physical «lucntion of our huh pm of the trainhtg in the senior di- enforce proper militnry «clpline u .. 31-“ M 31,“ M a. w
. ; OfilcO— 4388. will: trees 0- lt- Rocha; pupils has not recurcd his can vision and who agree to take an ad 'auumos when ntndents amW-ill- ’ . -'- f
, ~.. . I“ M . .- , _..-———-0—— _. , » 3,4,," hm i am hopeful that he will mood course of five hours per week tary instruction. and in the can of PRINTED Dam VI’“.$
I; mm.) NOTICE. B. 0. T. C. UNIT . i finally we ii as a proper policy. _.li dud agree to attend a til‘: weekg' camp serious breaches of disclfllne or ID- I,
1' Special Communication at Old FINN FAVOR [IN I“ «CNN the pmrm‘luol' 01' ”‘9 “'1" "I m ”m dirt-Ix the last "to. conduct to report same to the proper. 49¢ and up to 51.“! yard
W- KO. 108. l". and A x" 'm m BOARD Department for thr. nrzttmzation of tho tears of collate will be paid common-x authorities oi the institution. accord-i “1. arc showing them in a hundred dlfi'crcnt patterns
. 0 . Rerul't' Odin-em Training (orps. that tioa oi subsi‘enoe by the government in: to its established methods. g The most charming ”Megan" of beam drew m.” in
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ml)”. 7:30 sharp. for them:- (Continued from Page One). thr- dainticst color-imp.- and tit-him.
WHITE DRESS FABRICS
59c to 98¢ yard
Out- Wznt is now compleh; fi dtfioauu ten to or
lect from._ Dainty figured \‘0llt'h. my dump-t :5 weaves.
he; Irma: and novelty cut-cits. The-r, fir-in not and
lnuflcr Wally; all are vct'y w m.
”Windham mm .
.n m otter-tag. zoo Sancho-r mutt-eunu- no
“a fit. ~0- mutt soft chunnle lint-I: .7 Mr
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you now have undf’l‘ consideration. I amounting to '12 per month tcash'rnl; Thule calm-rs will hive (urge of
«attending the funeral serfiw!‘ 'belz'evv- Ihc UN! of the armory Vi" the PM! "'1" M19!” graduation the military training inflthe Merent _
' departed Brother. w. c. Frock-Jovian answered to the roll call: Isurviy be granted. It'sflfms to me and: students may obtain a mmb_ schools. They become new!” “f the.
‘ ,D. W. Raymond‘s Funeral Par.é Harry Rider, Harry E. .Scoficid. that with this organization for the den as a ream ulcer. tSce pan-I faculty and unstain the same relation
3 o'clock. All _\la.~'tl-l' Mason: item 0. Sherer. .\i. n. William P. bow. and ”I'- use of the 8mm 1" cm. 16 for m Indncrmentl. tto the ndministrative head of the in-
. ;, “y “a mtemalls' imltml. ; Ward. Alexander J. Rumtnler, William' general physical training in WI 6. New Ind caplete equipment. m as mm at ‘5. (ac
.mggmllj- yours. i Abrams. Charla Miller. Harold 1'. b0}." and girls. We should “he the am] late Edd It'll! are available to. titty. it follows that may are requir-
JOHN K. plxr‘n, w, .ll L Murray and William JI Tracey. MTD. Epity-pica] ride of our high school odd school- afl In Wed at goiter-trI ed to observe the general usages ot
,- g Rom-11M. Wilcox. Sec‘y. ; Alter the rundinz or the minutes of cation Very practical end “‘11- m "PG-=- The humor-pack in- the mm til duties and
‘ * .., - .. the last meeting the superintendent's ' .Thc special hearing a: mutual clndea shelter tent. lull tent. pins, ctcfl ouiptionu of members oi the tactilty.
'46-:th up In THE COUNTRV'; l‘raport tor March was read by that bills now before “I“ m m'” A"’"‘“""" “mum“ ’°" °"" ‘3' u ‘3 m” "cam" w“ "'W
.me years “a a novel was pal»Z national. and among other practtcni '35 held this aflemm '11” 90‘ "PM“ W w practice is ‘u'; liege at m Junior Units at
.m t... got a good now-L: suggestion was that roan-din; the for the sending of a representative to, W. Munitions should be sub- tlm it. o. 'r. c. bu been extended to
in fact was plain had. but. in‘ securing of a practical healing expert this hearinz became I could Id .9 mined to ”the mill! ofllcer, oommit- high schools. This was probably M
w wt 1 n, hupen'isc the janitor: of the 7.. that there is any substantial M toe on m nnd special training to In.“ “W in the pun.
_ ‘ - the" '3“ °”"' “Md thing 1 d irioul, school buildings as to the proper to either of thc measures new under Ills Eds" W D. C." This M lanowan ampleunpplyoteqntp;
' .' Wk“ 1° V“ “3 NWT” “5 methods of keeping the school aresI«-onsidentiom its-earth ova-ed: urge: W melt. Junld: Unltl uc carbon-ad
» ’ ihil~“bring 'em up in ' “ "0“". burning so as to obtain the grates! The mowed nhn of lb? 0‘3"!“ d m with, Bond- utlo‘vlar «ghouls. ‘ and the unlit . “mm
.;.. :mjm amount .1 m from a min'- bill now before ems is at vital in“ be temporarily waiveddn order to 5-,me W for more : #1-“.ar r71", m1“ t "I. m ”I;
I; up; the advice of a worldly old I mum amount of coal. The report “1"“, tot-en! to us. It mo- uld” ’7', Rd"? mnmtiOI. unlined “Id”. (3"! III
_ to a worldly young one. and had acceptedI ‘ lcrnment aid to all schools wishi- 70’ 7. Colts of infantry. Cavalry, Field h m u- wut due u. m m
1 , “a bri 3!!!! .p ‘ “mi child. The mm“ on “W mo... ooopt-rute along the line of ind-arraigltrtlltery. Coast Artillery. Swami. Wt- tnwnrd advanced military
I ‘0, n . mended that the present gupcrlniem- and technical education. This bill will Enxincer Corps, Air Service Indethdr em I“ n nut-Int d Do i.
country has always 58““ ”‘9 eat of do.“ be Med for the likely ports as soon as congress r93 branches of the service are oilercd. in: Civhinn who baa done anhnantlal-
plned in Whith '0 brim! “9 “h“d' comlnz school year. and a motion was convenes. it so it will plat-u so int-.159 tat-ilitier at an institution and the I, the name work an that given for the
. I but never ,0 much so a: now. ‘ nnanimourly can-m1 to that 9:19ch 1 menu» quantity or government mschtn-f wishes oi the institution author-mu Int two run of the senior dirk-la
. Even . “rue“ reading of mu... Tm. mmn.” on supplies named cry It the disposal ot such schools; will deterndne the type at unit to he may enter the advanccd course of tho
. a” and newspaper: mug: cumin“. thr- purchase of a typewriter of atnnd- as with it and are ready to put it established at a nchool. ‘l‘ninim sailor divinion and hecome entitled to
" . mo“ skeptical mm ”m bays and sad make from examination board (or Wow"! to It". We a! math: 1|:th tot- neld artillery. anr commutation oi whence the lit-ml
. ., _ . . _ .. M l llllttrict H at a sum-factory price. and very slight run along this line and, corps and “all eel-II he he! re year he“ cal-gr. (Guam
l; °" W “m“ a" “ ““1“ “M '. was authorized to purchase name no «lament of the Ichools all"! cclved uni It the culls-at to which 16). Chicago has ”mantle-u en
" G. MMMWW ’M- “'9 m clocks tor the “'innipnuk M21100] m n» more «mm-n than this mmt’uubmittad they were cotdhllyiaauaw rolled: Ian Franck-on India-polio
-.. MI done a lot of good in arnns “a“. the worn out ones now more, training mg i”! work. A tour?“ All such ml of m and M II. a thm
M “a an .urotnobite. which 'rltqoounftbuloa buildings report», Wammwonrm but; out burn up to cooler- totho etnnd- cities that have awlind: ‘ . - * 7:
mm” doemt- hm", w k. .a «durum problem at the vacant build-‘ donc by the boys am- herc tor your in :ard courses or technical training in! it no United m is aimed
£13 with Maximum body, hridgei “IS? on ”I" Jeiferson $011001 PTOPGTIY- 3 SDPCHGD, colleges. Modification will be made to into milled districts and clean
“but“, that formo-rlv moani- which are now a hangout for gangs of, This is :t nlOdf’Ft.b(*1lnnln: fur :. flt local conditioni- whrrc wartime. o! W and light rank lint!
. - ' ILoys and arc rapidly bt-inz demolished city at tbt- size ot sorwalk but. with Technlml equipmun and material of been selected for duty as district in—
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0 inches widc: tine quality. one in“ u. M — —.
of the heat room-s tor (tr-truer. and want- lateral MC”.-
walets. etc: value 98c yard 1‘0- comment or patrol-ow; vnhc
marrow .......... .. .. 60c yard dozen. Tannin-ow . CL).-
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So thoroughly have Ncmn Corsets éttahllnhad a a6.
[or ”at“ style and health service that it grit-a: manly?“-
m a war no other 00ml. ‘ ~
- Ncmo Self Reducing Corsets tmttur BEINK'TKIN. [0‘ (b
non of the self-reducing straps; 0011“)”. by theme”
port these straps and other dt‘l‘ltfes givc, and m if h
good lmt-s. pcrfcct fit and thrnnrdlnar)‘ service they
in remodeling tho firm-c.
. ' and isolation. . thy ‘hpboyu. as well as being a nit-mice such aid as seems now in right wc'conslderahle value will be furnished spoctorr. The district inspector is a.
. with Pig Clubs and Shun-p t0 thpir morals by providing a POD-lulu} man be prt-parinz hllndl't‘d.‘ ofI to the inatitutions who-re the-w special dimt mmntatjve oi the snail; "3"" our Cil’o" “(‘X'W'lt‘i‘“-fil .“HH In your Swim. and till"
wmntgtng, and ”:9 most-up-l vonient place for crap sumo: and boys annually tor luemlnf‘rs it... work- units are established. stair as pertains to the organisation, 5"“ """V "' "'U""' ""d “'93" "-
methods of poultry-raising. the ”m” dwiijn‘xnf. - r.~ with wand and tut-tall. 1-». Nt-itbcl“ the parents nox- lilo administration and instruction of the: Price $3.50 and
boys and girls are getting no] St'Vt-rfll oils-m have been made for. . wry truly. school authorities lose any of their A. 0. T. C. units. He is a field agen'im"; a: “I . -. .9 _ .
. {on out of lite, w say nothing the material in the building, and tcn- . . t; \, lll.t‘ilA.\'.\’A!~'. .Im-dtnucy control over the ptudcnt; or of a sort. He is stationcd at it centnl — 1—. ‘ ‘n‘n’fl‘a‘a‘
. _ tart“. bids have been made for the i ull IJI'THIL‘ ut Ill» good "Olk nl lltv cent that aftcr it student hip once on point in his district where he can kc!!! J” ‘— ““ .._________-_:._£ fl
“"t “"1 "“ “”1““ "p a “or" 0! ground on which they stand but it was: It. 0. T t‘ :m- L'h’t n in lltt- fulIIII’illi: teleti upon the course and armed to in intimate touch with the school an E
' ”id 1199““ kn”“‘l"dg“ “’th thought with to retain all rt-a'l prnp—Jettttrz .tnke it. the two years cottrN- "I“?! hr thuriticfi and the officers detailed at:
filly-bred children can equal. a-rly. ‘\\'ul' lk x-arttm-nr t‘mntnlm-u mt i-Ztiu complete lot a pre-n-quisito tor ‘radul- the schools. The first district com-l: ’
' _...- 4..—-— AflI-I’ t-nnsitlul'able discussion at mt»: union and Flu-rial Tralnlu: Nt-u- tion. The pump," 1,. m” unlisted m prises the status of .‘iainc. New Ramp!
IHAT BUDGET AGAIN. . :;on was: part-till lnrtructlnt: ill" nom-x England l)i$lllt‘i. i101 "0}l‘l0l‘l the service and entrt's into no conllat' shire. Vol-mt. Massachusetts. Rllodci
the discouragt-d soul who at mittee on finance to consult, 'ilt- (Mr‘ s-u-n- “mum. Man. with the Government other than In inland and Connecticut. Many col:
, w Year determined ,0 keep a notation Conn-tel renaming thP DOW” Martin 1‘. 1915'. purrzm- tllc (“OUTH‘ oi infifructinn prr- lencs of importance in the dis'l‘it‘i: SPECIAL SHOWINGOF
I '7’ ud budget only to tall inglor- ”r "”' board “’ ""0“ 'h“ ”M" ““d l" . Bulletin No. 1. scribed. However. upon joint recom~ lint-e organized units of the A. 0. 1'. (Lt . ‘
-. Into the old carelt-s‘: mt‘lht‘fllF ll :mrl ,tl ilw xiv-xi mceting. ‘ ' ! Th" it. (i T. C, tilt >t'l'Vt'(H:‘2('0 is' mendution to the T‘rellldt nt of tho 7:.» Officers have bt‘t‘l‘l dctailcd and organ}? Lad e , d M. . . ’ ‘
- - . Orgamzmg the R. O. T. C. rmmmu (‘nrp-u ,‘hO'J‘L! nm hr can't.» stimtion and tho ('nmmztndl‘ns: ()tzltcl' ution begun at New Redford, Mam-i I S an it‘SeS SL118 at
fully suggested that th" firm 7... n (mm- ;. mrpful :tnti ('xhfluhl'fi'f‘ ed with the S, A. T (' :Slutit-nl Army :tny .«tudt-nt man be (‘XCllflHl from lnv ('hllSPtls an'd Mt‘ridcn. ("nnectit-ut, "
‘tnarks them-ginning n! :1 tie“ ';;H( on tlu- pmpnw-tl mgnnizallon n! a Trnininc ('ourset, Tim S A. 'r (‘ ”my... whvrt' t-irctmt‘tum-vs mniu' 13. Summer camprx' Attendancn at.»
, gm! another cultural wot-tn unit of the Roz‘nrl‘e Officers 'l‘raininl: arr-w up as a war cutemt-ncy measurt- «itch action mull-sable. . summer camps in "quit-ed only oi
_ i3“ anybody. ‘h'flllotil in N(ll"~‘i‘2llk. and it was finally and tin members thcreoi were logally 9. 11". training progmm .._‘,u.dan_\ students taking the advanced mum
m narrated h.,u,...“-n-.. ;,. not 4““de ‘0 ill-“11'0” lhe Supcrlmendem enlists-«i in the Army. The student tin tho junior units, are (*lflHit- and drawn in the senior division. Opportunity
' ' of n regular hook with all m Mk" ”1“ “”9373”. 5"qu 1" perfect “8"?” an intonsiw- lit-riot! oi mill up with n View of liltinginlt) thc acml will be oflered all members of the It.
um; and dam {ha [up the annihilation. and .10 request the ""7 training u‘hit-h ““d'mhlt’t") dt- t-mic clnss routine as far as possiblt'. 0. T. C. to It”!!! unmet- m I!
, v - » .nommillee on educatlnn and special inn-pd from h”; “padpmh. Work. Tho ”ism...“ Hygiene, Flrst~Aid and Eat)- government expense, unless Congresc
which of the lncomv 1r”; .lainillg {or the New England district functions or the S. A, T. t‘. have now nomiut chm normally give "Hump fails to "gm-09,1319 the fund.h All a.
3 good working liaais h.- :~.t Boston to send Captain Lester, who ceased and all oi such unlit-I havr- been tion, some at which mav be credited tn uniform in loaned to thone who at-
I've tried it---i: can lw 1” nraanlting ”’9 3”de unit today mutton-(10m 0‘ ”1" service. i :38 part of the military- requimnem. tend camps. It is plnnned to devote
furled from as mum- l° "mm “d ““9” ”1° ”0"” 3"“ ~"- The R- 0- T- "- was mortar-d rm The Military Schedule will be varied most of the time during the school
do: seem to indicate: ‘ all others interested. at the high in Sections 40 to 7.0 oi the National in order to stimulate interest. Ooneitl- Mr to theoretical and lime“ train»
mm. 3, De, cent food. . “hm“ ”Mb” 1““ l“ “‘9 “We" Def--_nso Act. Jum 3. 1916. It is es- eration should be given locality and mg. and that a large mica at the
' ' " 'nmm'enioll 4M8- sentmll)’ a mace-time proposition. It conditions at dlttercm schools to strictly practical military work will -.,. -—-
_, clothing; 10 lief cent”: The dixcussion brought out the fact is subordinate to scholastic work and avoid conflicting with the ncudetnic to mod II the summer camp.
’9, nonL, “7mg; 10 pet]; that the girls also Were anxious for :t careful study at its provisions will routine. tSee also paragraph 7.) The camps will he I?“ It Min" “08’ capes :l. 98 II —nr€5 $1238
0““ amusements. ; better facilities [or physical culture. remove any doubt as to the possibility" Tm. pram,th military mining points in the ”an"; Dates f“ and: ' p 598 .
will come. with or; and “'9” w’" b° ”Wm“ for. " “‘9 0" 3““ R' 0- T- 9- am‘mminfi the mm: «which includes physical trulnifi) but am and their duration will be tut
and dPficitx “Inch, 231?: obtained. . Th. 5 tartzutlon of the school curriculum. ‘ proven most successful in inculcnting meet! u soon ll Mime-tn
mm mm. 3 I ardnnn Again to ummor. 4. At institution- ol learning, in- the habit ot attention. When this unmade. College authorities nrenow
I .. , v _ _ ! The gift or $237 from the local Jun- eluding high schooll, in which the an- habit is acquired it file-along my» but. counted on this subject.
too 'm" "’ "'“M- "' ”‘9 5“" War Game“ C°mmj“°° being the ‘hOrmefl "“1 require a two years clec- ward equipping the individual “with * 1‘. The following summary of the
to budget uni it Mirili surplus funds from last Tell” cam- live or compulsory course or military tamarkable power; of concentratltn. Ml advantngen of the IL 0. 1‘. C.
. 45m with no provision“ win was accepted with than“. M training for its phytmtly in male gives him n moor memory and the mun be at man intent to the
' the “mm, A. ward-i some 01 3-110 more cautious members students not less than tourtecn yam ability to properly estimate the ultu- W! W m W W”
h m1" "Mm (or; were mellned to look into the mouth of age, the War Department W up, ntion mm“: him." .~~ “M... 03"“...
. . of this gift horse rather closely. so an thortze the organization and mints». 10. Spochl elnhuht will he placed Each mun V111 receive annuullt' un!~
4' '5'" m“ m“ not to involve the board in expendi- ance of the units of the R. o. 'r. c. in' on man: nthleticl and other neiontik Juan-to the ‘vnhe tact-at“ H
. lures from its treasury nor the propos- order to obtain authority to organise methods of physical training that d “1.83. Addition! to tlmne attend
$52!"; w—U-B—E MAitl t ed school garden emu. one or more units of the R. 0. T. 0.. have woven no mini during the in: “Finer anon. “£67. (See pan.
. R .3 The superintendent explained that the school must agree to have at least last past you and a bull in fitting our mph ‘ 10" ID! ‘ WC»)
' “lip controversy. thief Prof. John Hodsdon. who has done one hundred male students over four— soldiers physically the m i," and.” man will receive in tour
gun-stocks. the sup~ .
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such good m in the-mantis] min- teen years of age enrolled in the mili- soldiers in the world. The W yours. property {uniforms}
. " tor airplane and: figm‘fimlxm? :3“: my course and agree to require um mm; o! mu has I direct lie-w: valued lt muss .......... 8167.3: m "M turn-na- noo-
_ r» I 0M waldo-stud. .6 wna “m to “am u minimum'ol three hoursbedevoted'ingontllepolmolthoko.r_c. Immwtu Weill“ nltwd.
- m m, to military instruction and training, It in studio; to realize that tum. summers property (unl-
w“ . “‘3 mm dim further Dex-went. mun-“ammo perountotonrmmenwithinlnc formalYIlm'dattxt ~
to the fore- funds to cart-yon the work. imam] m i ' “37' - ‘ “5" -
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he lump-re with The superintendent m finally m- 5. Some of the ndvnutaces arezI ury duty in time at our room u“ receive m or sub— ‘ C0
littlcldlow 18 ”fishnets-lite mend the m to the Uniforms to value of approximately M] mm mm m m m," C”
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