mieri bywas i by hick Uni tithe e tore a at a atedFur-56 nt-hurt1 he theftuseues-vrere:ate-rous:ate-byear-nial5iansent)uldre-as ked tre It onYOU CANfir*LIGHBICOPA HAS RELAX REGULATIONS ON 1 SALE OF BICYCLCome in—let us explaintil A PTT ffrttrArYtrnftYifMarauder Still Full Of FightMany Cigarettes Sent To CountiansAmerican Legion Post Forwards 5,500 Packs To Soldiers.Through the generosity of hundreds of local people, co-operation or merchants and sponsorship of the American Legion, a total of5,500 packages of cigarettes will be sent to men and women from this area now serving in the armed forces overseas.The money to pay for these cigarettes was collected by the American Legion which placed glass banks in various business houses of Hagerstown. The public [ contributed generously. When the i money was counted at the last j meeting of the Legion, it was ; found that about fifty dollars ad- j ditional was needed. A collection j was taken up among members of j the Legion present who spout a- j neosly contributed the necessary | amount in two minutes time.The cigarettes. Commander Jorm Valentine, of Morris Frock Post declared yesterday, have been consigned to the Army, Navy, Marines and WACS. They will be sen' to men and women from the localThe smiling crew of a shell-ridden Maruder congratulate selves on their safe return to England after meeting stiff opposition during a bombing raid. Left to right are Lieut. Tom Trainer, Haverhill, Mass.; Lieut. Jim Davis, Ellicay, Ga.; Sgt R. King, Dallas, Texas; S^c. Joseph White, Eureka, Calif., and Sgt. Georg© Lemberger. '(Int.)