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:n after the attack by carrier-based aircraft on the enemy base at Palau, be- reactions in the human body, has -olincs and the Philippines. All Jap craft found at the base were sunk. been used before, to repair skull (AP wirephoto via Signal Corps radio) fractures. But the older-technique was to lay the plate on top of the- unbroken bone and sew it ontothe unds Letter Box i Public USO CLUB, Calif. 600 Camino El Estero, April m, 1944. N, April 12 -- Monterey, Calif. alifornia received F.dito The Herald: m {. seven Lh--rrf--o- -Dca.iHutment of $1T- May e extend nur sincere iublic works, pub- thanks fo the fine publicity you hild care projects gave the ' reek end housing shortby the lederal age. The appeal printed in The Herald resulted in numerous lele- ,nunt nf Sl.3fM.802 furnin tire largest 76 for child care mri. h;,d pri". li'U.-ly 'Ll 1 Ol u! coneress \ oied am act fund- plKine calls from generous Penin sula citizens. We were thus en abled to place for the week end all who came to us without a pla^v tn stay. Some were servcemcn on Easter leaves, and the balance were wives, mothers, and children of servicemen. Wc were particularly happy An rooms with us, thus performing a valuable community service by lessening the room shortage and by helping the families of the men at war, Very sincerely, ELIZABETH V. BRAUN. Director, ------USO--Travel HwcYTd- Monterey Counly .Calif. SCHOOLS SING FOLK SONGS ST. LOUIS, (U.R) -- American school children will be singing folk songs created by cowboys, hoboes and hillbilly singers. Lilia Belle Pitts of New York City told a music educators' national confer ence here that musicians have recognized !he folk fune and many of the songs are-being put in the public school system of the nation. skull remnants with metal thread. The surgeons at Walter Reed said the older method sometimes resulted in the formation of an un sightly hump, due to the-fact that the metal was raised above the normal contour of the skull. And they said plates that were sewed THTtO the Top ul the 'bone BumtsliimstT' slipped, necessitating further surg ery. In the new method, the piate rests on ledges chiseled out of solid bone, so that the top of the metal is flush with the skull. Moreover, the surgeons said, the use of the tiny metallic wedges (also of tan talum) which are hammered Into the bone at an angle through the plate, makes for greater firmness than heretofore. . included So.ono ilitles at Sal;nss. i!a child care fafinanced by .Tt:ie nt, are provided tterey Pen r which operates on Ocean View receive c h IIs from homes that would take children. As you know, while the general room shortage is chronically acute, the worst single problem is the placement of the service wife who comes here with s small baby to be with her husband for a brief time be fore he goes overseas. It is our 2y. No new funds hope that as more persons learn in allocation for of Travelers Aid housing service, earlier, was in 11 register the allotment. 1 BO U. NOTICE >eruiaid IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF MONTE Action at REY. In the Matter of the Estate of Gustav ichbead Adolf Herbert Lange, also known as G. A. Herbert Lunge, and G. A. H. Lange, and Herbert Lang-, and H. Bth of Pgc WilJermaid of Car- beachhoari was Lange. .deceased, No. 8097 NOTICE OP HEARING PETITION FOR PROBATE- OP WILL ay by his aunt, A document purporting to be the ton of 5035 Hii- last .wiH._and t-e-sLameru.. of -Gustav Adolf Herbert Lange, also known as donterey. G. A.. Herbert Lange, and G. A. H. would have been Lange, end Herbert Lange and net death m ac- Lange, id uc<t deceased, and filed having In this been proCourt, to- Jter he had par- yrth African and s, before taking of Italy. , and Mrs. Rich- f Oakland, were y telegram from ient. He was in 1 United 'states to North Africa. Sunset gram- -Monterey- high ceptionally pop- iw students and Resirifone rinses off your hands a> ' once. Yet, after a week, tho walls . tone for every room ii