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Mrs. Lon Parks returned fr< .) Seattle
last Saturday where she has been
staying so that she cnulr’ ar sist in
the care of her small son I an, who
was so badly burned over a .car atoo.
Lean is in the Children’s Orthopedic
Hospital and he is slowly r cover
in" from his burns. Mrs. darks says
that she is clad to L. t back and
doesn’t have any kind words for the
conditions under which pe- lc must
live in the Puget Sound ar .a.Housing
conditions are bad and son- kinds
of food and services are hard to
obtain.
The Chanute Field Public Rolnti ns
Office;(Illinois) sends notice that
Cpl. Sam Vtoolcoclf, a farmer Palmer
rsident. has completed an' gradu
ated from the Army Air Force Train
ing C mr.an^ School and is oine to
serve in Operation and Iaaintainance
of fi0htin0 planes.
Congratulations.
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