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July 28th, 1941

 

/ Fellow Rotarians:-

/ TO SMOKERS
Bad men would like their women to be Itke cigarettes,
Ablwaitting in a row, stender and: slim,

fo be selected, set alight to, and when tinished with Just
$OS5Gd S61CE 4g 6%
! More fastidious men preter women to be like cigars =
\ These are more exclusive, They last longer, and when the beaed:
\ is good, they don't give them away.
‘ Buti nice men treat their wives like pipes «=
V The older they get, the more attached they become to them.
And when the flame is out = They may knock them, gently but
lovingly, but they keep them safe in their pockets and
NO MAN SHARES HIS PIPE! - = From the "London Rotarian"

OUR PROGRAM THIS WEEK
Witt be im, charge of 7i¥win Vincegr ond he will present. kay ~,.
Brewster of the Chemistry of rtment at the University of Kansas, who

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will speak on the subject of)\"Chemical Aspects of the Sulfanilimide
Problem" @ustThe increased use >this medicinefand the results obtained
should make this a most interesting subjects Know of several members
of this club on whom this medicine has been used.

aoWiiidemeon eo Olnch Uiuro -thlo. ween ori
ons om Williamson at Oswego and Parsons; Hamp Yhirer at Denver ym.

Mark Drehmer at Colorado Springs; kay Krueger, Washington D, C3 Chas.
Blevans, Spirit Lake and WH Turner, E|lPaso.
SOMETHING TO HARP ON
"A motorist had just crashed into a telephone pole. Wire, pole:
and everything came down around his ears. They tound him unconscious
in the wreckage, but as they were untangling him he reached out

 

 

 

feebly, reece se the wires, and murmured: "Thank heaven, | lived
clean - They've given me a harp",
LISTEN _IN
To the "Good Neighbor" programs broadcast each Thursday Night
by Rotary International over WOAL, San Antonio. Tell me how you like
them,

WARK GLAYS ROTARY GEUB OFFIGERS

One black night in April the bombs rained on Chelsea, England.
The President of the Rotary Club seated at table in his home was
killed by a bomb. A few hours later the Vice President and Past
President and acting Secretary with their families were slain by
another bomb. The newly installed successor as president said “Bear |
ye.one another's burdens . Help me to carry on the work so ably done.
by all my predecessors”. Re 1. News Letter.

ROtariiy youre,
FRED, the aes.

 

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