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Monroe News Star (Newspaper) - March 07, 1972, Monroe, LouisianaMonroe news Star tuesday March 7, 1972 7-a for wednesday March 8, 1972 general tendencies pro Mimi you have made Are a get to be broken or a tfx a a unless a a a it in Tufa much Che. Others do it be Apt or to Deli Bitely me changes that Are unacceptable to those invoked. Avoid such action by using character and persistence. A new viewpoint can help you set conditions correctly. Aries mar. 21 to apr. 19 if you have Flie Counge to get into new outlets that provide greater advancement you gain the approval of others. Forget that old routine that has Long lost its useful less and flavor. A quiet evening with mate is Best. Taurus apr. 20 to May 20 take care you ate not a Buffer Between those who Are not diplomatic those in advisory portion. Use of s common sense now. Back a a trend who is understanding. Gain the Goodwill you desire that Way. Gemini May 21 to june 21 a he Fisher up could have an inter cation with a partner of yours but it docs not concern you so keep Busy at own affairs. Use that find mind for bettering your own position in life. Show diplomacy at Home too. Moon children june 22 to july 21 if you plan your time wisely you can get that work done that is Topor Tant Early and then go off on some Little Jaunt that in ires you. Get rid of that feeling of frustration in this Way. Dress nicely. Leo ji4y 22 to aug. 21 you have an Opportunity to have fun and Dould do so since the work you have to do is not really important right now. Let it go until tomorrow. Your creative ideas Are Good so Don t permit another to dash cold water on them. Virgo aug. 22 to sept. 22 a Day to make More concessions where Home and family Are concerned and to put the reins on associates who Are running quite wild. Annoying conditions arise and these Are an Opportunity for you to act quickly. Get right results. Libra sept. 23 to oct. 22 done to waste time with outsiders today who Are cold and unfeeling but stick with Good friends and gain their cooperation for your Aims. Make appointments now for something important tomorrow. Don t take rides of any kind. Scorpio oct. 23 to nov. 21 Divide your time and attention Between an emotional attachment and one of importance in your business life today. You know How to solve some problem now so get at it instead of procrastinating further. Think cleverly. Sagittarius nov. 22 to dec. 21 you must be careful not to lose your temper or you could cause Soma estrangement other trouble at Home today or tonight. Stop being so smart Lecky even though it is nothing but fun for you. Consider the feelings of others More. Capricorn dec. 22 to Jan. 20 instead of complaining so much get Busy and do something of a constructive nature and improve your lot in life. Sift through that Maze of words where a disturbed Friend is concerned and get to the Core of things. Then you can be helpful. Aquarius Jan. 21 to feb. 19 if you schedule your time wisely you can add to present income and still be Able to see Good friends you like so much. However done to be extravagant with pals who do not understand that you have to stay within your budget. Show Wisdom. Pisces feb. 20 to mar. 20 you axe not sure of All your facts so refrain from speaking your mind with another or you could get into some big trouble. Make sure you follow every regulation that applies to you. Do not neglect that person correspondence in . If your child is born today. He or she will be one of those charming Young people who has to be complimented for Good work done while Young. Must be Given encouragement by parents during Early years and should have the help of mate after marriage if this Chart is to be truly successful there is the Fine Quality of fairness Here and your youngster would do Well to get into personal advisory work such As the philanthropic. The stars impel they do not compel what you make of your Kef is Kagely up to you Carroll Righter a individual forecast for your in for april is now ready. For your copy Send your birthrate and $1 to Cantu Righter forecast name of newspaper Box 629, Honywood Calif. 90028. Low paving bid okayed by Board City school Monroe members today accepted the Low bid on the paving of the Carroll High school driveway approved the revised budget that reflects loss of sales tax revenues proposed construction of a covered Walkway at Jefferson Junior High school and estimated the Cost of plumbing repairs at Neville High school to be $45,000. The Board gave routine approval to personnel changes requests for sabbatical leave the january cafeteria report the March menus and attendance reports. The Board a accepted resignations of seven teachers and employment of be others and granted Sabto tical leaves to Frank Francis mrs. Mary Louise Farrien and mrs. Montez Smith. A accepted the Tow bid of $5,-200 from Bentz amp Elmore inc., for paving of the Carroll drive Way a project delayed until after a airs to the bumped out Library Wing. _ reflected that the recent court decision prohibiting the Board from paying retirement payments out of the a a is Cost the budget a hot $36. A Rie Board a it roved the budget which is the same one submitted last fall with the deletion of the sales tax payments. A studied 14 Resoluti ims to be presented to the Louisiana school boards ass nation at thursdays meeting m Lafayette. Several local Board members plan to attend the convention. The Resh irions of the Lisba has scheduled meetings thursday m Baton Rouge and March 17 m Lafayette. A Recd Ved a report from or. J. Harvey Walti Iau jr., superintendent. On a Viool cafe Erles. Or. Walthall Bald tie rep dhows tiie Ayata is a in Good a Hajji put Man Mok Neanua for Faidi and Myrad fila pay area import for a Muff Almyra a i far Cait a Naiad Attan Dame. Board which is a Good for the season. A discussed a comparison of attendance for last year and this year As requested at a previous meeting by member w. Derwood Cann. A compared prices for a covered Walkway for Jefferson but concluded that walkways should not be built there until the next school year since they Are de signed to serve temporary buildings provided by the Federal government. Efforts will be made to get the Federal govern ment to pay for the walkways As Well. A reported that a we Are not quite As bad off As we thought we were in regard to the plumbing at Neville since the pipes Are in better shape than anticipated. School Board president James h. Rivers noted that it will Cost about $45,000 to replace toilet fixtures on All three floors. Reputable mechanical contractors will be asked to submit bids on the repair work. A called an executive session so that asst. Dist. Atty. Gilbert Brown could discuss court Liti gation and other matters with the Board in private. Dist. Atty. Johnny Carl Parkerson being on duty in Bastrop was not available for immediate com ment. School slates fairs for week the annual science social studies and mathematics fair at ouachita pariah Junior High school will be held this week school officials announced to Day. Scheduled for today is an a open House from 5 to 9 . It will by Foo Owad by a Chicken a Spaghetti Sumnr and an a pm a Teah med coat try aria. Inc Aada train Tia up Parum it Iii w it Lulli Mill a or in deaths funerals mrs. Minnie Brown Warden a funeral services will be at 2 . Thursday at Palestine Baptist Church of Warden for mrs. Minnie Brown of Warden. The Rev. F. W. Wilson will officiate with burial in the Church cemetery under the direction of Millers funeral Horae of Monroe mrs. Brown died March 2 at Iier residence after a Brief illness. Survivors include four daughters mrs. Hattie Eavis of Wichita Falls Texas mrs. Florence g. Dixon of Oak Grove and mrs. Bertha Perry and mrs. Willie Henderson both of Warden one son Herman Brownsr of Warden one sister mrs. Mahalia Crockham of Warden grandchildren 41 great grandchildren and 8 great great grandchildren. A a a Charley Henderson Columbia a funeral services for Charley Henderson 76, of Columbia will be at 1 . Wednesday at st. Peters Baptist Church Here with the Rev. R. H. Brown officiating. Burial will be in Brownsville cemetery Here under the direction of Millers funeral Home of Monroe. Or. Henderson died Friday at Columbia Heights clinic after a Brief illness. Survivors include his widow mrs. Ora Henderson of Columbia three Sisters mrs. Willie b. Jordan of Chicago 111., miss Betty Henderson of Oakland Calif., and mrs. Mildred Jenkins of Berkley Calif. Four Brothers Horace Henderson or. Of Columbia Jessie Henderson of Milwaukee wise., Daniel Henderson of Detroit mich., and Tom Henderson of Monroe. E. W. Sehon Delhi a funeral services for e. W. Sehon 67, of Delhi were to be at 1 30 . Today at first Baptist Church Here with the revs. John Harris Luther Hall and Lewis Clark officiating. Burial was to be in Providence memorial cemetery in Delhi under the direction of Kidder Cox funeral Home Here. He died saturday at a Phoenix ariz., Hospital after suffering an apparent heart attack. Or. Sehon was a native of Union county Ark., and moved to Delhi in 1946 where he engaged in an automobile business for a number of years. He was past director of the Louisiana liquified Petroleum Gas commission and a member of the Board of directors of guaranty Bank and Trust co. In Delhi. He was past president of the Louisiana automobile dealers Assn. And the Northeast Louisiana livestock show Assn. As Well As past District governor for District 8-1 of Lions International. He was also a Shriner and a Mason. Survivors include his widow mrs. Mayce Sehon of Delhi two sons James k. Sehon of Delhi and or. W. P. Cooksey of Richmond a. One sister mrs. Diamond Brownell of Ontario Calif and nine grandchildren. Pallbearers were to be Jodie Smith Lewis Cooksey Bob Anderson. Briggs Hopson w. W. Perry sen. Charles Brown Garland Kyle and Frank of Neal. A a a mrs. Ida Metcalf funeral services were to be at 2 . Today in Mulhearn funeral Home Chapel in West Monroe for mrs. Ida Metcalf 83, of Avant rd., West Monroe. Burial was to follow in memorial Park cemetery. Mrs. Metcalf died Early monday at her residence after a Long illness. She was a native of Quebec Canada and had been a resident of West Monroe since 1925. She was a member of the first United methodist Church of West Monroe. She was a member and state officer of the women society of Christian service a former sunday school teacher at the Church a member of the United Church of women and was formerly Active in Eastern Star and red Cross work. Survivors include her h u a band d. C. Metcalf or. One son d. Carl Metcalf or. Both from West Monroe and one granddaughter and two great grandchildren. W. W. Culpepper funeral services will be at 3 . Wednesday at Hixson Brothers funeral Home Chapel for Willie West Culpepper 79, of it. 1, West Monroe. The Rev. Leon head will officiate. Burial will be in memorial Park cemetery. Or. Culpepper died sunday at his residence after a Brief illness. Or. Culpepper was a for Mer employee of the City of Mon Roe. Survivors include a widow mrs. Willie Culpepper of most it Roe two sons. Jack Culpepper of jacks Ltd n. J. And Roy Cul Pepper of Monroe one daughter mra. W Rilene Culpepper of Roncho Cardova Calif. 14 Crand children and of great grandchild. A a a Isaac Grant Funani Are vicar were to be at t pub. Lady at Antioca Matho Diat chords far Lagaac Grant. 7t, of an whet Ink Waal i Baa. Ika in 9. L. Havana via to al Mai a Iri waa Taba Ai it m the Btu. J. I. Flaton Motul was to ii Law Iraci tii 15ate&a fat viral a of Aat Maroa. Or. Grant died sunday evening after a Long illness. Or. Grant was with the state school lunch program from 1949 until his retirement in 1964. A of Eros he was a member of the Antioch methodist i lurch a world War i Veteran member of the Eros masonic Lodge and a member of the american legion. Survivors include his wife Bernice Grant of West Monroe two daughters mrs. F ran Ces Hendrix and mrs. Dorothy Wood both of West Monroe one sister mrs. Lizzie killings Worth of Houston Tex. Four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Pallbearers were to be Don Ziegler Morris Chambliss Howard Mays Curtis rape Doyle Grant j. B. Mitchell j. M. Walker and Donald Barefoot. A a a Vert a j. Rawls funeral services for Vertis j. Rawls 61, of West Monroe who died sunday at his residence after an unexpected illness were to be at 10 . Today at Hixson Brothers funeral Home Chapel. The Rev. Larry Black was to officiate. Burial was to follow in twin City memorial gardens. Survivors include his widow mrs. Gladys Rawls of West Monroe one son Travis Rawls of Hickory n. C. One daughter mrs. Harold Cruse of West Monroe two Brothers Howard Rawls and Elbert Rawls both of West Monroe two Sisters mrs. T. E. Foster of Dallas Tex., and mrs. A. L. Deloach or. Of West Monroe his Mother mrs. Rosa Belle Rawls of West Monroe three grandchildren. Pallbearers were to be Edwin Emory Bill Buford Johnny Breard Bryan Mcduffie Doug Crew and Aubrey Banks. A a a Isaac Jackson funeral services for Isaac Jackson 51, of 403 Morton Monroe will be sunday at 2 30 at Brownville Baptist Church in Columbia with the Rev. C. H. Reed officiating. Interment will be in the Church cemetery under the direction of Miller funeral Home of Monroe. Or. Jackson died monday at e. A. Conway Hospital after a Brief illness. He is survived by his widow mrs. Carrie Jackson of Monroe two daughters. Mrs. Carolyn Jackson of Monroe and miss Bev Jackson of Monroe seven Sisters mrs. Zula Jackson mrs. Ida Paul mrs. Pulma Mcdowell All of Denver Colorado mrs. Cornelius Phenix of Santa Clara cal., mrs. Rosie Heames of Chicago Illinois mrs. Lucille Rocquemore and mrs. Acye Wiley both of Columbia one brother or. Faulkner Jackson of Monroe and his Mother mrs. Lucinda Jackson Columbia and three grand childrers. Police seeking three men for store robbery three men were being sought today by Monroe police in connection with the reported theft of $273 from s. H. Kress amp co. At 217 Lesiard st. Monroe. Bernard wants Board abolished a a compulsory no fault in Surah it polic is the thing that the state needs a according to �?o1 think the first place to Start would be the elimination of the rating commission and take cd of missioner of in a the salaries of these a dead Surat e elect Sherman a. Ber i Heads and put them into the counts against Man Here in municipal court a Monroe Man was tried on nine charges in Monroe c i t it court seven of which he was fined or sentenced. James Everette of 917 Wilson officials said three negro j Nard. General fund thereby placing All a Rishi males All in their 20�?Ts, entered speaking at noon monday Dur operations of the rating influence of intoxicant in the store about 4 30 ., and in the 27th annual Confer beverages $150 or 45 Days pin one of the men went into an ence of municipal police offi miss Oner of insurance where evra a a a a a y j office and took the Money . S association of Louisiana rightfully 30 a its on each of two car. An open Safe. Here Bernard said that a mean-1 he said a once this happens. The Man who took the Money uni of a a. F3�?zn Josm off plan we can take these approx Ima was described As about 6-Foov, ill be introduced to the legis utely 400 people and reign them slim build Light complexion lature which he said will prob assign this whole division into with a Mustache and medium 3hy i Octive a Cir eat Deal of of i area offices one each in Mon afro haircut and wearing a Nisi icon from self interest Roe Shreveport Alexandria Green knit Cap Blue Jean Jack Orups. Lafayette or Lake Charles and it Khaki pants and Brown shoes. One of the accomplices i 3 a throughout the state have had was Short and heavy set and Ouris i u ill be a True Odilien rom saints with in no description was Given for the plan Gnu n out All the a fat for third Man. Of unauthorized use of a move Able $150 or 45 Days plus six months for unauthorized use $200 or 60 Days for concealed. Weapon $30 or 16 Days for n a Drivers License and Sente Cerl to 125 Days for theft. All compulsory sentences if r Everette were suspended exc 30 Days he was found not Guil is Durance affairs Only to fall buy of two charges contributing in i new Orleans. Many people any self a store clerk told police the groups a he said three men fled East on Lesiard concurs with gov. A of insurance office employs after taking the Money. I elect in Lam cd Ward scam Only 41 people to police Over police were invest Galin. Pain pm do to ctr is j Date Dod insurance companies 200 the Way Side in to the delinquency of a Juv a at present the commission-1 Nile and unauthorized use i a charge of concealed weapon against Solomon Warfield rid i is. 24th st., Monroe was sus monday the reported burglaries various divisions of the state. Bonding companies and 8,000 but he received fines of of two Monroe residences. 1 i agents which in my opinion g mrs. J. Roberts Lula Barnes of 3408 White st. Told authorities someone had broken into her residence be tween 7 30 . And 4 45 . Monday and ransacked her bed i room. Police said entrap be j was gained through a broken window and the Only item re-1 ported missing was a Small am pm radio. A House at 211 Pine st., which Dies rites Are slated wednesday. I if.,$400 or 85 Days for Dpi an. Is impossible to do. If we Driver s 4oin<_ to cure the insurance. Mess in Louisiana the rating be James Hammett 6645 Ava fined have to r Nimi Sion will c Hief Earl j. Melancon sr., chief of police Thibodaux said a Bill will be presented to tli3 legislature pending Pas Joanette Sac e by the group of a state Bennett Roberts 4. 5, of Chatham wide pension plan. In was re Coda Monroe was or 5 Days and Given a Susie ii de sentence of 120 Days wit i probation for theft and Firic $150 or 40 Days for concealed weapon. Others fined for the t Melancon were Tonette l. Smith 80 had been used for storage by i fit Gienow Ood Hospital in was re elected for his Sec-1 Maplewood dr., Bastrop $150 Joann Fuller was reported est Monroe monday following Ond consecutive term As pre-1 or 45 Days and Joe Mac Kel burglarized sometime during an inn. A a ident of the Louisiana Asso 1609 Flynn st., Monroe $250 of the last three weeks. Services will be held at 2 . Citation of chiefs of police 120 Days. Police said someone apparent Ainos Dav m the Chatham among other officers elected i Ella was also fined $50 o by entered the House through i methodist Church tie Rcv. Wal monday to serve during li�72. For simple assault and present t ills pulled a fireplace Mantle from ��,1 win follow in Hatham Cem better our Law enforcement a Auen eur Itle both of the Wall. A Metal shroud no every under the direction of quot a a value Given was missing from Patrick s funeral Home the South Side of the House. Vest Monroe. I lature. We Are working hard to. Plino Uench of theft of a Central Bank Mon Roix its was born in Eros it a state wide pension red Simqu n y by bag containing about $100 and was a school teacher in for municipalities primarily to was reported to authorities by Chatham. Set up foil areas that do not James Hill jr., .3004 Polk st. An unlocked window rummaged i Borl assist d v the Rev quot we will of Kil he said a and if they pass we were Caci e of will present them o the $150 or 60 Days for can Laird discloses soviets deploying missile warheads Washington apr the soviet Union is adding multiple warheads to its land based missiles and defense department officials estimate the russians will have 85 to 100 in operation by midyear. Development of these weapons has been under Way for several years and the Pentagon confirmed last month that they Are being deployed. However numbers were not disclosed until monday after Secretary of defense Melvin r. Laird referred to their deployment in a speech to the veterans of foreign wars. Defense officials said the new triple warheads discussed by Lai Are being fitted on the soviet sell a missile similar to the . Minuteman icbms which carries a nuclear warhead equal to one million tons of int. They say there is also some evidence a not yet confirmed that the multiple warheads Are being mounted on the soviets giant ss9 missiles which with their 25-megaton warhead threaten destruction of minute Man missiles and their underground silos. Laird acknowledged the russian warheads Are not As sophisticated As the separately aimed multiple warheads already on Large numbers of . Missiles. These Are called mires or multiple independently Torge Toble be entry vehicles. Aides later said that the reentry system referred to by Laird has been tested on russian ss9 missiles. . Officials say tile soviets have been unable to achieve the required accuracy with this system to assure destruction of . Icbms Sites. But Laird plugins hard for passage of his new 76.5-Blluon defense budget cautioned Itiat the two year Lead he said the United states hold in icbms Wari Iead tedi ology a a could be rapidly closed if we do not maintain a to thong Wear did program. By Tim pm mtg to to bpm la it in in Mesa of Tima the uni lid stat at m Mem of los i m Imlay Hliwa Jshii # 9 a Tea anti of charged with resisting Arr let was fined s150 $100 or Whilt i was suspended or 65 Days and $30 or 16 Days on each Char c of disturbing the peace Ani drunk and disorderly. Johnnie Dawson 814 Atkinson Monroe was fined it r 25 Days for interfering with an officer $50 or 25 Days for resisting arrest and $30 or 16 Dav it n 1 to Man Iii de to the National cancer re by it Unera services for mrs. Foi disturbing the peace. Police also Book quot a two Mon Latum. Biko John or. S2. Of 19� inn i ass ravaged a a a a a k Piile in Monroe will be Helcl al i Harge Bio Ughi Russell Edwand al Gentile monday morning. Survive Oil a include Lier husband have a program. Police said Gentile had Park a. A Roberts three Dauich de his truck behind Star hard tors. Misses Kyer of erts Bev Ware and furniture company at it bits and Renee Rol erts 514 Lesiard st., Monroe and y a David Roberts and a the Money bag was taken from .i.tcr, or Jean Lii Chardson the truck. All of Chatham. Booked by police on charges Kilpatrick of resisting arrest simple As wednesday prior Sault and disturbing the peace m leu of Flowers was Kary Moy 19, of 3918 Cai family requests donations he Rier st., a Onroe. Mrs. John or. Dies funeral set wednesday Roe men on charges of contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile and engaging in a Fristic encounter. Booked were Melton Horace jr., 26, of 7ga Roy drive and Raymond place 21, of s. Congo st. A 22-year-old Monroe Man was arrested by Monroe police today for aggravated Battery. Arrested was Frankie Thomas of 4100 Halsell st., Monroe. Comet launches Northern lights study Experiment 10 . Wednesday at the Brown 1708 Renaud Monro United methodist Church Here 25 Days. He a with the Rev. Carl Lueg offici�t-1 25 Days an 1"- six month suspended and plot or. S. V. Clark Mew department Iead at College Punal will be in memorial Paik cemetery under direction a Arna e of Hixson Brothers funeral Home of Monroe. Mrs. Lohn died monday night poker Flat Alaska a at st. Francis Hospital after a a greenish red Man made lengthy illness. Comet streaking across the at a native of Huttig Ark. Mrs. Biosphere has launched an sex Ohn had resided in Monroe pm raiment aimed at studying one i most of her life. She was a i natures most extravagant he Long member of the 1-irs visual Phenomena the North United methodist Church and on lights. Ian honorary life member of de on one year probation f or to property. Brow n was found not guilty of leavin. The scene of an Accident. Curley Tolliver 1808 Sciort Morton st., Monroe was f i >1 not guilty of aggravated l at Tery. Judge Elvis c. Stout presided. Hungry voyagers. On an average 7 Day carib the women a society of Chris cruise the 500 Vasseni visible from Alaska to Tian service. Hawaii the Comet burst into survivors include two sons _ a a the atmosphere monday night Raymond John and Mike John or. Ben f. Cooper Dean of the i after a san Hawk Tomahawk. Both of Monroe one Daugh 3qp,n-,Odore cruise line. College of pharmacy and j soared into space and ter mrs. Earl Mulhearn of lied health professions an Bai Juni crystals into Monroe seven grandchildren Erm a Boheme serves about 14,000 meals to its passengers and Crew according to the bounced that or. Samuel Vic Tor Clark has been named head of the Northeast Louisiana University sciences. The former Monroe dentist re j spewed the atmosphere. Great a Andthil and seven i did in. The 9 . Cost launch de a pallbearers will l e or. two Days was termed a John. Placed or. Augu st g. Danti the slav Coniff a a professor of pharmacy who re-1 reak into the Aurora to l q of 145 and can t remember professor 01 pharmacy no re reak into the Aurora prior pardons m h a re m n re signed the administrative Post ,.gaiis _ Northern lights. The building publisher m Chicago re in Jairum Trail Clung to a Magnet first United meth. Quot quot 1c band extending from Alaska Church or a favorite Cha to new zealand. To return to full time teaching at flu. The associate professor Heads a 400-student department in what he terms one of the fastest growing educational areas. Or. Clark has directed or participated in several professional projects including Rural dental programs fluoride studies organization of student teaching programs and dental clinics and has been a guest lecturer at professional and Community civic meetings. He received his doctor of dental surgery in 1961 from Loyola University and began a practice in Monroe. From 1962 to 1969, he was part of a group practice in Monroe leaving for a position with the Missouri division of health in Jefferson City. He began work on the masters degree in Public health earning it from the University of Minnesota in 1971. Or. Clark held seven offices with the 5th District dental society of the Louisiana dental association and was Active in Jaycee sponsored Community health programs in Monroe. He was a Deacon of Parkview Baptist Church and has been an Active explorer scout organizer. He is married to Ann Johnson Clark and the couple have two children. Originally scheduled for sat-11 a a Kitun urday night the launch was de Vya Nicu played again monday about half it an hour while scientists Nioni i Ivy main Mcm stored magnetic activity in the Usu Lur i a excl iffy ii Northern lights. A sudden in a crease of activity in the Iono to Luigi i Tuic acct sphere earlier had threatened in Fimi a i ill3 i Chi to postpone the Experiment fori the third successive night. 1 Kansas City to. A a doctor s a invention for reducible rupture is i proving so successful an offer is i now being made to give everyone who will test it a $4.95 truss of no Cost. This invention has no leg Hove you done your Pori to help the n. E. La. Detach nent of the Marine corps league build their new Home Send. Contributions. To the Marine corps league 3217 Louisville ave. Monroe to. 71201 straps no elastic belts or leather bands. It holds rupture up and in. Is comfortable and easy to Wear. After using it Many report entire satisfaction. Any Reader of this paper May test the doctor s invention Tor 30 Days and receive the Reponte $4.95 truss at no Cost. If you Are not entirely satisfied with the invention return it but be sure to keep the $4.95 truss for your trouble. 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