Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1932, Page 11

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' offer products of malt and barley and MEDFORD, Wis., June 20 (N.AN.A,). | €ven corn. g | vevi —The return to the direct exchange of | 'flh:f‘;;'nsu(?lr.hdi.s nf:;]es}‘g-m;tsl}l uses cash commodities through barter instead of | (copyright. 1932, s liho Notth: Americani] using money is already at hand for Newspaper Alliance, Inc.) g ‘W. H. Conrad, publisher of the Medford | consin Press Association. For him the inquiry, “What are you going to use | Special Dispatch to The Star. o g merely a facetio PETERSBURG, W. Va. June 20— for money?” is not y U John A “Kimble reporied to offcers : | here that an unidentified thief had en- Mr. Conrad’s basement s full of fire- | tereq his bed room while he slept and wood. Most of his back yard is full of | made away with his trousers containing firewood. He OWIS several more cords | his watch and about $100 in cash. 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