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New Baby Arrives By Western Union JCKW YORK (TTY \V. s', m 17 added a t cial kind of sen ice to i‘s !• • lief very si'erre-' e : v M-: I. He , '.V ' Union me- i > • , r. n: id i from the lork and h id to rely ■ the expert .itti-ir aid sistancc in delivery of her Ih a Wi stifir. Union ■ ': Ce street A bin crowd gath>■■ ■ d out- h'l t- •• Western Union offici to ■ baity after its birth when if .■ safely m the care of a docti . to laugh at Richard Connors. ! . l ied policeman who v. a called ' assist delivery Regular company service w, - not interrupted by tins ur.u in procedure U. S. Tests Midget Sub of British NORFOLK. Va. -A British r ventibn now being studied by t US. navy is a midget submani The 53-foot Lritish sub, the XL 9, has arrived here for six montl evaluation by American naval a thorities. It will exercise with r warships, pos-uhly off Key W< t The XE-.) has an uporationai crew of five, and s powered by . single Gardner engine and a sin: • electric motor. A small pas: • crew, in addition to the n-o sailors, will take her to and fn the exercise area Midget subuiarines did notat e work for the Brit: h and Itali. Navies during V'irld War II. DII.LWYV. RT. 1 Mrs. Rosser, of Richmond. . '(tending .sometime with her daughter, Mrs. James Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hayes leit this week for Daytona F ach Fla., where they will spend some , time.

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