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PAGE EIGHT PKone 2263 POTTSTOWN MERCURY, POTTSTOWN, MONDAY MORNING, MAY ON THE AIR MONDAY floor KTW NBC-1060 Musical Clock WCAU CBS-1210 WFrL BLt E-560 WIP MBS-610 a.m News Mac McGuire News News Those Days Street Money Morning Extra Wayne Cody pw Eight 9 a.m. 3:30 9:45 News School Hour Ruth Ruth Chilton News; Songs Isabel Hewson Breakfast Club News Rise Melody The Novelsires 10 a.m. 10:15 10:30 10:45 11 a.m. 11:15 11:30 11:45 Lora Lawton News Help Mate Morning Music Road of Life Vic And Sade Brave Tomorrow David Hamm Valiant Lady American Storle? The Open Door News for Women Honeymoon Hill Second Husband Bright Horizon Aunt Jenny Sweet River Anice Ives Red Cross Pgm, Breakfast At Sardfs News Living Is Fun Easy Does It News Dollar Dialing Hits A Midday Melodies Your Idea? AFTERNOON 12 12:15 12:30 12:45 Forbidden Diary Midday News; Tatk Kate Smitn Big Sister Helen Trent Our Gal Sunday News Music Music Boake Carter Parade News Do Re Me 1 p.m. 1:15 1:30 1:15 Melody Magic Or, Flx-um News Life Beautiful Ma Perkins B.

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Information about their activities is solicited from those in the service as well as from readers. atisfying the appetites of as they are known to the British, is the job of Sgt. Prank Bellini, At a depot oi the Air Service Command, United States Strategic Air Forces in England, he is preparing meals for thousands of soldier-mechanics who are keeping Uncle fighters and bombers in tip-top shape. Graduating from Pottstown High school in 1942, Sergeant Bellini went to work as an aircraft mechanic at the Midletown Air Depot before entering the Air Force. Kelly Field, Texan, was his first taste of Army life, he was then transferred to Amarillo, Texas, for a short period of time before moving back to Kelly Field to embark for England.

His parents, Mr, and Mrs. Gabriel Bellini; live in Pottstown. Two brothers are also serving in the armed forces: Corporal Anthony is in the Air in North Ireland, and Robert is a seaman first class in the Navy. New addresses: Edwin Musser, 1 c. Armed Guard 246-24-05 SS Timothy Bloodworth.

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Fleet PO. San Francisco, Calif. Post Office to Issue 4 New Postage Stamps WASHINGTON, April 30 Four new postage stamps will be issued by the Post Office department, Postmaster General Frank Walker has announced. win commemorate transportation and are playing an important part in the war. The others will honor the Philippines and Korea.

Walker said they are being made available in response to many requests for continuation of the overrun countries series of last year. The railroad and steamship stamps will be in the three cent denomination. The Old Home Town by Stanley DAN PUTS IP PIFTY DOLLARS TO FEATURE THAT W5LLSHE SHAfft I WON'T HAVE IT A2E GOING TO BUT NEED TO. WE LL BUY A I WON'T HAVE IT! YOU SEW WELL ENOUGH POP THIS GIRL MUST DESIGN OWN GOWN. DESIGN FROM 15 FAMOUS FOB NiS GOWNS.

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