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Virginia, the folks are getting set to hold their festivities connected) ; with the sesqaicentenniai celebra§! tion. In deciding to elect a queen , to reign over the festivities, they* have brought up an entirely new' :; picture. The American Legion is sponsoring, as their ehoiqe for . Queen, a lady of the town, of more than 40 summers, who may not be as beautiful as some of *, the high-school adolescents, but! who is known throughout the community for a beauty more enduring than that which is only “skin deep.” The lady of their choice has been known for year* for her workdn the community for the good of all citisens, and for iter constant effort to do all she could to help her fellowman and make her town a better place in which ot live. T ■

If good wishes eould help make the choice, there would be manyof us who would throw ours her way. It’s a pleasure to see some- . one rewarded for good deeds and recognised aa a “Queen" because ; of her value to the community, rather than because the Creator, made her physical appearance pleasing.

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The stories are out in city pa-t pen that Senator LeBlanc (“Couain Dud” in Louisiana) has sold his Hadacol business for tenmillion-dollars

America’s a great place. A few jwan ago, so the stories go, “Cousin Dud’’ was stirring np the mixlore in a barrel. Realizing that, ’ primarily, Americans enjoy being i hood-winked and love a big show, the enterprising Senator began an advertising campaign the like - of which has not been seen around f these parts, and the results are known—sale of the business for f 10-million. ' „

Of course, according to one paper* it wasn’t possible to locate

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