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When you read about this
trip ln just these few
sentences it doesn't seem
like much, does it?
However, we at home, who've
suffered along each step
of the way in print, have
known the fear of the
unknown and the exhibiara-
tion of success.
Good show , Stockholders,
Bloody Good Show !
A Brief Apology
Many of the M.L.U.
communications have been
obviously a bit on the
late side. Your authorised
representative offers his
apology for these holdups
but explains that the
pressures and demands of
the Pitney-Bowes society
(of which he is also an
agent) have been most
urgent. Let us also re-
member, friends, that where-
as you pay your representa-
tive nothing, the Pitney
Bowes society does so
your agent does not have
a very difficult choice
in which service comes
first.
On second thought, I'm
not very sorry at all!
Kindly disregard;-he first;
part of this notice.
WARNINGS OF RECORD STORMS
The weather Bureau of S.
Africa, Dhurban office,
reported this morning
blowing of many large
fearful storms to the east
of Africa and off the Cape.
These storms represent a
new record in intensity not
surpassed for about 75
years. Myriad storm warn-
ings are coming from the
east and south coasts;
reports of damage are high.
The storms are expected to
intensify to unbelievable
heights in the coming weeks
Small craft warnings are
in effect. `
RECIPE FOR MUSHROOM
ICE CREAM (serves 40,000)
4-3/4 Metric Tons
wild Mushrooms
from Zanzibar
100 Cows 'A Milkin'
1 4000 gal capacity
Ice Cream Machine
or
4000 1-gal. capacity
Ice Cream Machine
1 Medium-sized Glazier
Gently place 1 medium
glazier into ice cream
machine. Now stir in
4 3/4 tons (Metric)
mushrooms. Add cow milk
until full. Turn crank
vigorously until ice
cream is smooth. Chill
and serve.