THURSDAY,' AUGUST 2, -1928,
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG; OREGONi
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I will sell at public auction on August 8th, at the 0. Q. Mo.
Farland place, at the north city limits of Cottage Grove on old
Pacific highway: ' '
100 head of purebred registered Shropshire owes ranging
in ages from one to six years old. About 40 head of ewe lambs
of same breeding, and 30 head of purebred Shropshire rams from
1 to 3 years old. 125 head of good mixed ewes, and 150 head
of ewe lambs (mixed breeds).
Also a few head of cows and heifers will be sold. .
Sale will begin promptly at two o'clock p.m., so if you are
interested In this sale please be there on time, and we will use
every effort to avoid detaining you any longer than necessary.
J. W. VEATCH, Owner.
BEN. T. SUDTELL, Auctioneer.
Narrow Escape for
Paul Hesselbach, uppsr right,
the world record for sustained flight, was followed by bad luck when
he came to America to demonstrate his motorless ship. Whilo taking
of fat Highland Light, Mass., in the glider Darmstadt, shown here, he
was wrecked right at the edge of
ana ne would have fallen to almost certain death. Hesselbach Is
shown holding tho whistle ho used to signal his ground crew.
Kidnaped, They'll Return
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Despite their capture and Imprisonment for 12 days by Mexican
banditg seeking a ransom, J. F. Hooper (left;, of Pomona, Canf,, ana
W. H. Mitchell, Los Angeles, have declared their Intention of returning
to their mining properties in the state of Zacatecas, Mexico. Picture
. was taken at Guad-itajara, where
ences as captives of bo bandits.
f FRIGID AIRE 1
H no matter how hot BJ
jL J. W. LEITZEL jM
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Glider Champion
German glidor expert and holder of
a 140-foot cliff. A few feet farther
the men rested after their experi
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Here From Brockway
Mrs. H. Nichols of Brockway
wub In Itoseburg yesterday shop
ping and looking after business
mutters. , 1
Canyonvllle Couple Here ' :
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Puckett or
Canyonvllle - spent yesterday In
Itoseburg attending to business
matters. .
To Visit In Medford
Mrs. Elma Smith, of Marshfleld,
left Wednesday for Medford,
where she will visit with friends
for a week.
On Fishing Trip
A. B. Houser Is taking a week's
vacation from his duties as jani
tor at the county court house and
is spending the time fishing on
Wolf Creek.
Left for Convention
Richard Huseh (mil his wife left
this morning for Medford where
they will attend the American Le
gion convention, returning Sunday
to this city.
Guests at O. N. Wallace Home
Norman Green and 'Francis Otis
from Seattle arrived yesterday to
spend u week or 10 days with O.
N. Wallace. Mr. Green Is Mr. Wal
lace's' brother.
Returned to Corvallls
Miss Luella Anfenson, who has
been visiting with Mrs. L. Learn
In Looking Glass for the past two
weeks, returned to her home , in
Corvallls yesterday afternoon. ,
Are Back From Six Weeks Trip
"Mrs. Ed Wright and daughter
Greta returned Wednesday from
Blue Itiver, where they spent the
past six . weeks with Mr. Wright,
who is employed al that place. t
Has Been Visiting Mother
Mrs. J. O. Hlfert and son, who
have been guests of Mrs. lOttort's
mother, Mrs. Leslie Hatfield, at
Glide for a week, returned to their
homo in Albany yesterday after
noon. , ;
Here Visiting Old Friends
WllBon Sylvester, of Mars Hill,
Me.; E. C. York, of Wlnlock, Wn.;
and Car) Degoen Coiitrnlia, Wn.,
were here yesterday visiting G. W.
Young, P. T, BuBai- and A. J. Ford,
old friends. .
Installs Neon Sign
Roy Huftiam,-, localt agent for
Neon gas signs, yesterday in
stalled one on his shop on Rose
street. The sign was made by Mr.
Hufham and will be an attractive
addition to his place of business,
Went to Seattle Wednesday
Miss Evelyn Mayes left yester
day for her home In Seattle after
a short visit with Alice anil Emma
Ueland In this olty. Alter a stuy in
Seattle, she will return- to West
Held, Mass., where she is teaching.
Three Essex Cars Sold
Roy Catching, Hudson-Essex
dealer, sold three Essex cars re
cently, the purchasers being W. J.
Burchard, Scottsburg; W. J. Shupe
Sutherlln, and T. A. Troxel of this
city. Mr. Shupe bought a sedan
and Mr. Troxel a coupe.
Former Residents Pass Through '
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fredorlckson
nnd Bon, former residents, were
here yesterday on their way to
Bandon to spend a couple of
weeks. They will return later and
enjoy the'huntln:r on the Chas.
Watson place..
Has Been Visiting at Marshfleld
Mrs. Olive M. Potter of Ana
heim, Calif., -who has been visiting
with her friend, Miss Anna Clink
inbeard, at Marshfleld for the past
week, left yesterday afternoon for
her home. Mrs. Potter attended
the summer school at University
of Oregon before visiting at
Marshfleld.
To Receive Diplomas
Nanny Cole, of Wolf Creek, and
Luella I. Woodruff, of this city,
nre to receive their diplomas at
the Southern Oregon normal
school, having completed the re
quired work at tho end of the
first summer session, ending July
211. There will bo 170 graduates
this year.
Nebraskans Will Picnic
The annual picnic for all native
Nehrnskans living in Oregon will
be held at Corvallls in the auto
park Sunday, Aug. fi. The corn
huskers nre anticipating a big
time, and all Nebrasknns aro in
vited to be on hand. Free coffee
will be served, a program given,
and a general good time enjoyed.
Finds Conditions Good
John G. Hunter, district man
ager for the Metropolitan Life,
with headquarters at Salem, was
In town during yesterday checking
up on local business. Mr. Hunter
stated that he finds conditions in
Roseburg equally as good as at
other points In the state, and
much better than In many locali
ties. Will Attend School In Calif
Elizabeth Rentier, daughter of
Mr. and ' Mrs. Fred Renner, or
Winston, left yesterday afternoon
for Kentfleld, where she will at
tend a branch of the University of
California the coming term, begin
ning Ainttst 13, registration being
August It. She will stay at the
home of her aunt. Miss Grace
Lloyd, who lives near Kentfleld.
Starting New Building
Work hss been started on the
new building to bo erected by
Andy Veline on North Jackson
street, a short dlstanre north of
the DmiKlas bold. The building
is to be a nne-story concrete build
ing wllh spare for two stores. Mr.
Vellne will occupy one of the rooms
with his tailoring and cleaning and
pressing establishment. Williams
and Whitney are the contractors.
Here From Glendale '
E. J. Humphrey was" a business
visitor from Glendale today.' ;
Was Here on Business
Morris Matthews of Glide was In
Hnseburg yesterday on business.
Will Visit on Cjast
Mrs. George Williams and
daughter left today fur a few days'
visit on tiie coast.
Shopping Here Yesterday
Mrs. John linker and daughter
Alice were in from Oakland yes
terday shopping and visiting.
Returned From Camp Lewis
Clifford Thornton Is back from
Camp Lewis, Wash., where he has
been at the R. O. T. C. camp.
Dlllard People In
Hov, and Mrs. T. F. Allen were
In the city from Dlllard this morn
ing, visiting and fin business.
In From Fair Oak
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Abeene and
son Glenn were inline city Wed
nesday attending to business and
visiting.
Here This Morning
Mr. and Mrs. Cryll Nichols were
in Roseburg this morning from
Brockway, attending , to business
and visiting.- '.'.
Hore Today on Business
1 Ciiimaiu nf fii.lun, lu tn HiiR
!city today attending to business
affairs. Ho Is the guest or Carlos
In Town Wednesday
' Mr. and Mrs. , A. W. CiJckcvam
and daughters, of Yoncalla, came
to Roseburg yeslordny to attend
to business matters.
To Visit Parents Here
Mrs. Margaret Nelson and lillle
son arrived today from The Dalles
to enjoy a threo-weeks visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John J.
I'etts. - ' -
Guest of J. A. Harding
George R. Trembly, of the Eu
reka Inn, Eureka, Calif., 'stopped
over night in this city. He was the
guest of J. A. Harding at the Ump
qua hotel.
Attending Camp Meeting
Rev. F. E. Crook of the Biblo
Standard Temple left yesterday
tor Euceno to attend tne camp
meeting now. in progress there-He
will return Friday.
Visiting Here Yesterday ;
Mrs. John Bartrum and ,-her
daughter, Mrs. E. W. Bartrum and
children, of Onkland, spent yes
terday : in Roseburg visiting
friends and shopping. . '
Visitinn at Lookout
Roy JacobB nnd Howard Crook,
of this city, aro visiting Robort
Smith at Dutchman's Butte, hav
ing gone there Wednesday. They
expect to return Friday,
Home for Day
Mrs. Huber of this city, who has
been visiting in Grunts Pass for
several weeks, spent yesterday" at
her home on Winchester street,
but returned to the southern town
this afternoon.
Is in Hospital
Miss Virginia Rlggs, who un
derwent an operation for appendi
citis nt Mercy hospilnl the first
of the week, Is reported to he re
coveting as rapidly as could be
expected.
Visiting at Newland Home
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Hamlin, of
Springfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Mc
Afee and Mrs. Robert Wood and
daughter Doris of Portland have
been here for a few days visiting
ftlra. J. O. Newland.
Will Spend Day, at Medford '
George Smith, malinger of tho
Hotel Rose, accompanied by Mrs.
Smith, today wont to Medford,
where they will attend the open
ing of tho Legion convention. They
will return tomorrow.
On Trip South
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Matthews
left today for tho southern part of
Ihe state, expecting to return Sun
day. They will visit Crater and
Diamond Lakes and also attend
the Legion convention nt Medford.
Going to Portland
Miss Mnrjoiie Snyder and Rhea
Gates will leave Friday for Port
land' where they will visit for sev
eral days with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
Ogle. Mrs. Ogle was formerly Ell?.
nbeth Harding of this city.
New Nurse Here
Mtss F.vetvn 1) Mnlonn .nnntv
health nurse, who Is taking over
tho position left vacant by the res
ignation of Miss Amy Erlckson,
has arrived In Roseburg and Is be
coming acquainted with her new
duties. Here for Visit
.Mr. nnd Mrs. Ferrol lies and
their aunt, Mrs. Vivian Starr of
San Francisco, arrived this morn
ing fn a three weeks visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Story lies. They
were accompanied by Garland
lies, who has been vlfltlnu In San
l-'ranclsco for (he past week. y
Dnmage 8uiU Filed
Two sttits for damages as the re
sult of an automobile accident
wi re filed In circuit court Tuesday
agalmt L. S. East. One enlt Is by
Marsha' A. Glover for J117II for
doctor's bills, damage to clothing
and general damages. The other
suit is men ny i.er husband for
1W for damage to his car. The
complaint slates that Mrs. Oliver
was riding In her husband's car at
six miles an hour July 27 on the
highway In the city of Drain and
that the defendant driving at 30
miles an hour caused a crash.
Eugene Guard.
Business Visitor - Wednesday (
Carl Llndacy was in Itoseburg
yesterday attending to business,
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In From Glide' ' 1 f
J. L. Casulieer -wsb in from
Glide yesterday attending to busi
ness affairs. . . j
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Geo. Adams In
' George Adams was in from
Coos Junction today attending lu
business.
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Former Residents Here'
Mr. and Mrs. B; W. Riggs, lately
of this city, arrived yesterday for
a few days' visit. j
Here on Business
1 Robert McKuy of Brockway was
a business visitor in the city this,
morning. .
In From Melrose
Fred Goff whs in town today
from Melrose, attending to busi
ness matters.
Was Here Shopping !
Mrs. S. J. Klirum of Glide spent
Wednesday in Roseburg shopping
and visiting friends. . -
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Recovered From Illness . '
C. A. Lockwuod, who has been
confined to ills home for the past
two weeks, is able to bo about
again, . , ; ,'
Here Visiting Mother, -I
Howard Welchleln, former resi
dent, and his sons, of Portland, fare
here visiting with Mr. Weichleln's
mother, Mrs. Emma Wolchleln, tor
a few days.- . , . j f '
To Medford for Convention ! ,
George Trnpolts, Glenn McAllis
ter and J. F. Dlllard 'motored', to
Meniord yesterday in Mr. McAllis
ter's car. They will atend the ses
sions of the .Legion convention.
Interesting Rotary Meeting
I
Attorney Dexter Rice enter
tained members of Rotnuy at to
day's luncheon, speaking on Ills
profession, which proved decidedly
entertaining and Instructive.:
There was a lot of good singing
Interspersed and the program was
exceptionally tine in Its entirety
Mr. Brink Featured ""'
' Mrs. C. 0. Brink, who spent sev-
ornl dayB In this county meeting
With tlll'kev Lrrnwni-g lu lliti o)i4nnl
of h very Interesting sketch In tho
current issue or The Ladles' Homo
Journal. Mrs. Brink, who Is man
ager of the Idaho j Turkey i Grow
era Association, Is .mentioned ' as
oue of the londf.ug;and: most sue.
cossful business women of the
country, '.;'-, ' . . j
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(Ansoclntt'tl 1'rt'M Lcoioil Wire)
WILLIAMSTOWN, Muss., Aug.
2 Respect for. the prohibition
laws while they are on the statute
uooks, rair play for the farmers
and International cooperation, were
listed hero today bv Harrv Oar-
field, president of Williams Collogo
nnu cnatrman or the institute of
politics, as Issues upon which the
voters of tho country were entitled
to opinions from candidates for of
fice.
Dr. Garfield was making the con
vocation nddrnss at the opening
or tne eighth annual session of the
Institute of politics nt Wllllams--
liiwn.
'Certain questions hnvo como
up," Garfield said, "like Banquo's
ghost they will not down. They
cannot be put aside by sophistries
of prejudice nor the appeals of
politicians. Tho peoplo of the
country demand an answer.
"Voters of tho United Statos
have come of ago and are think
ing for themselves to the constor
nntiou of thoso who have hereto
fore assumed dictatorship of po
litical action. -
"It is true, as political leaders
hasten to say, that prohibition Is
not a pniiticnl question, but re
spect for law Is," Dr. Garfield said.
"Prohibition lfl primarily a morul
and social problem. Until enacted
Into law It presents a personal
problem only."
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Prexy's Host
Clay Arthur Pierce, who admin
isters the estate of his father,
Henry Clay Pierce, tendered to
President Coolidge the use of Ce
dar Island Lodge at a summer
white house. Pierce It a New
Yorker.
LIQUOR ; CLUBS
OF GOtHAMARE
NEATLY FOOLED
Evidence Obtained by Dry
Agents rosing as Big
Business Men.
LAVISH WITH MONEY
n ..,' .r-.ii.i ,
Reputation established as
Liberal Spenders Opens
Doors of Exclusive
Booze Lairs. , , i
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NEW YORK,. Aug. 2. The In
side story of how undercover pro
hibition agents hoodwinked Ilroud-
wuy toduy was made public In ufil-
dnvlts on file in federal court.
The reports of -the agents reveal
ed the' easy manner in which 'the
.supposedly sophisticated hostesses,
owners and head waiters Jf the
city's foromost night clubs accept
ed them as "big business men" and
sold them liquor for which 138
persons Horn 26 clubs huve been
indicted. ;,.
Helen Morgan, Broadway actress
and ono of the street s most popu
lar hostesses, the affidavits said,
appeared as aura that two of the
agents were what they said they
were big business men front Dal
Ihb that she offered to help ono
sot. up a night-club in Dallas. - i
Toxaa Guluan, niiotlior affida
vit Buhl, Invited the supposedly
"big business men" to a party she
was . giving for-a moving picture
actress and also suggested that
tliojn visit the night ; club of hr
brother Tom, : i .-.. -Albert's
O. 'K. Wins
It was at the Frivolity club, tho
affidavits showed, that tho agents
gamed the prestige that won them
welcome to the other clubs. The
headwaitor "Albort," impressed by
a itueral spending of monoy, pre
sentod them with a card to Helen
Morgan's "summer homo." ' :
They had made visits thoro be
fore, they said, but had ' been un
able to buy liquor. But with the
card from VAlbert" they purchased
champagne nt $25 n quart, rye and
Scotch whiskey at $10 a pint and
urnnuy at siu a pint.
Other vlBlta followed , to Tox
Gnlnnn's Salon Roynlo, tho Fur
nace club, the silver Slipper and
the 4'erndule club.
At nil of these places, the affl
duvlts assort. ,the ugents, some of
wnom wore accompanied by. their
wives, were served liquors in full
view or and with tho knowlodco
oi tue neadwallors nnd hostesses,
Only 8penders Wanted
' In one of their trips to Helen
Morgan's club, they . were Intro.
uucou to mibb Morgan, who joined
mom nt inoir tnu o and ordered
brandy. When thoy complimented
her on the quality of the drink, she
responded:. "It costs .. us ffj.26 a
quart wholesale"
Miss Morgan .according to the
niimavit, told tnem nor c lib did
not handle gin "because all the
college boys drink gin. Wo have a
lot of them here. They gonorally
have only about $20 to spend In an
evening and bring their own gin.
They could not afford to pay our
prices."
Miss Morgan Is quoted as snylng
that aftor tho raid on her club last
winter sho inndo an arrangement
with "Ciimpboll, whoroby ho
doosn't bothor us:" She ovldently
roforrod to Prohibition Adminis
trator Maurice Campbell, the agent
annuo.
MIsb Oulnnn. who hns centomlnd
she meroly Is a hostess and has
nothing to do with tho ownorshlp
of her club, was represented In one
ot tno iiniiiavltB as sharing In the
proms. (
High Prices, Poor 8tuff
An Itumlzed account of one of
tne agents nays: .
June 13 At Helen Morgan's one
pint whiskey, two bottles ot glniror
aiu, one quart ot champagne, sup
per, $52.75.
Jlllio 19 At Helen Mnrenn'a:
Drinks nnd supper, $911,00.
Juno 2 At Silver Sinner' nluh:
cover charge, dinner nnd ginger
ale, $17.80. Two quarts champnngo,
'Ihe chnmtmgne the n iron in nnr.
chased, federal officials said, was
found on annlysls to be only charg
ed white grape Juice sulked with
alcohol. The rye nnd Scotch whis
kies wero synthetic stocks of poor
quality.
Motorist Fined
Walter Frcderlckson, arrested
the first of the week charged
with operating a car on the
wrong side of the road, following
a collision with a car belonging to
a roncniia resident, entered a
plea of guilty In the Justice court
yesterday anil paid a fine of $25.
Ills license wt,s revoked' for n
period of one month,
Airplanes 8een
Roseliurg had nn otinorlunltv In-
day to see a number of the nlf
planes that are parllilpatlng In
the Medford air circus as a pari
of the American legion conven
tion tomorrow. The planes went
over In several groups durln? the
nay.
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NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS
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Water will be shut oft Saturday
morning, Aug. 4, 1928. from 8 to 10
A. M,:, affecting 15. -Douglas .' St.
from Fowler St. out beyond the
County Poor Farm, also Fowler St.
between DouglaB and Court Sts
nnd all of Cluire St.
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POWER COMPANV.
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Tho Epworth League ot M. E.
Church South will hold a home
made candy sale Saturday, Aug. 4,
at Curr's. ; ; .;
On. Vacation to Crescent City
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. G, Ambrose of
Yoncalla havo gono to . Crescent
City, Cnl., for a lew dayB' vacation.
WORLD WAR VETS
OPEN RALLY WITH
BARRAGE OF PEP
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MBDFORP, Ore.) Aug.-2. Galoty
ruled today as buddies ot Oregon
fraternised at' the opening of tho
state, convention of tho American
Legion. - It wan officially-.' opened
with a batch; of stunts and 'with
Main street - roped oft hn-visiting
postn had full relsn ,tp amuso tho
crowds.! :
Tho oonvantlon, . was (.(Opened
tormnlly with n session! ut tho
armory, ' hnil ' this " afternoon tho
aerial eirctts. In which 20 airplanes
worn entered, was all sot to, en
tertain tile crowds.' , ;' ' '' I : :
As a preliminary to opening; of
the convention the oxeoutlvo com
mittee held a meeting last 'night,
at which convention buslnesfl was
outlined. Opposition to reduction
ot department duos was volcod. by
the cominltteo. ;
The' service parade of the Legion
Is - billed for tonight, procoded by
a reception at the Unlvorsily club.
DR. BANKS HOME
AIRPLANE TRIP
Dr. Louis Albert Banks returned
this afternoon from Snn FinnclBco
where ho has been spending tho
past week on vacation. Ho made
tho round trip by airplane and Is
greatly enthused ovor the experi
ence. Leaving San Francisco at 8
o'clock this morning they bad
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I The 8tar of "What Price Glory." At a Soldier of ths J
I Foreign Legion on Leave to Avenge Hit Family Honor I
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team requested to be present t
Frldny night, Aug. 3, for flilll
practice on account of gping
4 to Recdsport Aug. 11th. v
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' DEAR OLD LADY: You'll pnr
tlon me, young man, - but you look
tired. - , , : .- L ...
YOUNG MAN: Yes, inntlain, I'm
fctndyliut for doctor. w
DEAR OLD LADYj ll's nalinine.
You ought to let tho doctor-study
for himself. Tlt-BltB. ?
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STEALS MOf)EY
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John Schwnrtz,! falbeii1 of
.-Prod Schwarts, 5 local ttjrnl-
' turei dealer,'- was - robbed rt of
$(( this afternoon by a gypsy
woman. 1 The woman wap a
momber.of a ;largo group of
gypsies, who; visited thecity
shortly otter noon. She ftme
Into the furniture : ore
whom 1 :Mr. -Schwartz -was
standing, anil, tried, to nrbyalf
lipbrt hlm'to haVo his fortune
told. She doftly removed his
pocketbook from Ills coat
pookot, with a quick . move-'
meat,, and although he Seized
It Immediately he found that
It had been lightened bv the
removal ot a $10 bill. The ot-
'floors wero immediately not!-
fled and startod it) pursuit of
llio jrroupi . j,
lunch In Medford at 11:80 nnd ar
rived in Roseburg an- hour latur,
The maximum altitude on the trip
was 8,700 foot. DtV Banks who
made the trip as his first experi
ence In the air Is now a great
aviation enthusiast,
Ho Is the contributor lis' a dally
feature lii the Rnseburgi News-Ro-view,
Ilia poems of current events
nnd dully thoughts being very
liitorostlug sorlus. As a fesult ot
his experience In the nil' - he lias
written a group of six poems, de
scribing tho emotional plumes of
tho event nnd thoso will appear as
an "Airplane Week" feature In his
section starting next Monday.
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