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FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW, ROSEBUG. OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE I, 1939. taae4 Fnilr ICsrvpt NuDdnr bf the KMR-ltvlvw Co tuts Mrmbrr f The Autrlafrd IrM Th AsMOclattd Prima la fcxcluiilv- Ij entitled lo Hie una for rpublt ton of all new dlnpali;he credit fad to It or not otnerwm creaiiea id thli paper and to all local nawi ftubtlahed hrc'n. All riMhti or re publication ut bpecint dtipatcbel barain are alio reaervao. BARKIS EU-aWQUTH Editor Entered at aecond clan mattar Mar 17. 11)20. al the dcjhI offlc at KosburK. Oreiion, undar act of Martin S. 1171. Represented by fest-HQLnJDAY ttrrt Vora 171 Madlaun Ave., (kl- nku :60 N. Mlrht-n Ave Mas aranfl.ro 220 Hunk Streitt lf troli 310 fltepheimon BlrlK., I, .a .Snarlc 433 a itorlnir Stri-nt. He attlr 6U3 Slnwart Htreet. Portland 620 B. W. fllxlh fitri,et. Vancouver, B. 0711 Hall Illd., l. l.oul 111 N. Tenth Street. Atlanta MS grant BulldlnM. Oil runs (TO Ml IATI II Bobaonptloa Hate Datlr, per yfittf or mall 15.00 Unity, 6 month! by mall 2.60 Dally, 3 months by mall 1.26 Dally, by currier pr month 86 Dally, by carrier per year 7.80 fI.K(.ON Ih noted for Mk great divundfy or riirm tvrni.H, for iln world wondi'r ('ntlnr hilte, fur Mh Kplcndld HcfMilc allrartluiiK, fnr Its lecri'Hllunal iiHsuta, for ittt vunt limber Htatid and for various und mindiy other thltifftt. ThniiHh uttentinn haw not leni csHMially called to tilt? Inert, Ore Kn bun itroducod more, 1'i.r mom, I liau itH haro of good wiih-rH nallonally known wrltuiH. Tin iitriciit eilllion of the Sat urday Kvening l'nnt realuieH two yniuiK men of Oregon. The lear. liiK Mellon Hlory, I lie. heulunhiK r u Htiiial fealured on thu front cov er was written by Koliort Ouiioml Case. The .irlm-Ijt.il noti-tlctlon ar ticle, dealing; with Ioii-hI fires, was written by Stewart II. Jlol brook. JiihI u few tnontliH ui;) aiiolher Hlory by Chho enlllled "WIiikb North" appeared in the. I'ohI and bo Ih Ihu atillinr of minn-nnm bunki. and Hhuit uhnies. llolbruok km eully enjoyed tho prominence of being I ho imthor of a book Mut ed an a be.Ht Hidler. II wan "Holy f-hl Maeldnaw" tlio atory of the liimherjuek, No doiibl KiuuHt Hayeox liau a Hlory In Colliers lhi week - b: wiliert a vast amount nl" fiction tor thai mugiizlnt'. lie Is an Orr-Kim pi oduet. A not bet- OreKon wi lier, II. I,. Uuvln, wau Lbo I'lillUt-r itwanl winiiiir In li:.(. tor the best novel of the year It wiih "Honey In Die Morn." Kdison Mjin-ilitill. known lor many years as a huu reHHfnl llellon u i iter wiih a Met, lord boy and attended the I'liiveia ity of OreKon. Ami White, au thor of u cut rent aerial In Adven ture .Mimaiue and of numuiotiH hookH, Ih a well Know n ()rei;on iiiiin though hla f i lends n.ie his other filven name. There are mini eroiiK other KiU'eesslul wrtteiH In ( li egoii. No at tempi is made to give, the iiaiiKS of all of them, Though uod writers are bom ami not made, there has been an influence und an Inspiration In On-con lor some J.i years that hah eolltl ihllled much to the HUrccsh ol many of Hie witters mentioned above. Itelen'ilie is made to the work of Professor YV. I-'. i. Thach or, teacher or classes In short alory writ Inn and Knnltsh at Ihc I'liiversily of Oregon. I'lnlessni '1'liacln'i' is biiuself a Hlicrenslul I iter of (short Hlol ies. Tlioimh c!;ts iiisirui llnu Is Use lul, it Is doiilithil thai succesiul V rlleiH ( an be created by lc;u I) hi);. The hi ini t cout i i bill ion l'i o fessor Tliachei has made low ai d I be HiU'ee:s til tlu'i-e young t II 'rs is In recoKiilliit; w tiler abil iiy and hy viiik enroni a cement v here ami w ben needed. St Prc Comment Till' I'.iII.h I AtHilhri- rlu'iiy ImihI mill Kiiiris In Hull ll rlnllily hkh III. -III. If hiirM't l.i in llli lii'Ullllillii; w lilt lummy. AtU'l' nil riuly Hpiln," lllat Kvl u lii'W rt-i nut tnr ilryni'MH, rati most Hliphnttt lllly In lint ili'lti'il hy in-t'lllll-illnltl lIllllllK lilt' IU'I ti'lt t I'l'lid. Si'ti'iitl yi'iiis tit;ii Tilt Pallrti tinp v.n "iiitnril mil." With it m yn III mill itlisirrt III Iii-IIit lllall lllliil pliti'M, ulil .llln I'llltlils fi'tit it iln liiiMlr Hint lltntril nitlllll5lll Into ttluiilll tillittiiil tlti'l' lliltlll. T'iIh yrnr ihiihI'i'iIii iiKitln up- irjr lllitrlll. l'llt liit'lll t'lni. wllllf mil litlwi'l Ih tif lint' ninthly. lii' I'lUlH htiiit (iIIht I'lmliHlin: itirna lllilillltti llllll tlHIUHKO will bti !' tltiii il I h In yi-nr, mul Iium'ih al' irjiily liiivr t'Vin't'MM'it Ititi'iil In liHUl 1 1 lilt. Ilii'ltllla lllllllil'l lllil' tutiutiM In t ulitorui.t MIlUll Hull (.alo Una tbe Btiin'iitii iinitlit) Ok- Kon eh err I oh Hhoutd commun lair price this; Butttfon. Aloran-liinlK-t Kx-fJoveruor Martin, back In Washington fts tt wituesn before the Menale comiuilloo coimideriUK Wagner act chaiiKeH, was able to tell the coinmltlouiiit!!! a thiujf or two about operation of the uct in OieKun, and the ontHioken K''er al evidently did Just that. Jeneral Martin, who fought lioonery und racketeering during hiH term of office, bad plenty of experience with the failure of the Warner act lo prevent or slop la bor dinputeH, and with the inade quacy of the national labor rela tion board'H eflorttt to settle mieh disputes. The governor bad little or no help from tho act or rrom tho NIJiliH representative in his lifdil aKuhiHt the K'oiih. In fitel, (General Maiiln is in a position to test ity that the Wagner act ma chinery did more harm than good. General Martin watt never one to, hide his thouKhtu. He told the hctmte committee just what be be iievud mid knew, whether mem berH liked U or not. And his blraightlorwaid tetitjinouy was burnetii inj ihey miglil well con sider, as coming from a man who knew whereof he spoke. Many hrive found fault with (ion- oral Martin's handling of the la bor Hitualion here, but none can deny that he was honest und di- t. In hiH ineibodH or that be Is not u Blncere worker lor the good of Oreuou und al litH people. His experienreH with the Wugner act were bitter and made bun nil too lamillar with Uh faults. So his loKiimoiiy should bear real weight. KRNR Mutual Broadcasting Syatam 1900 Kllocyclea (K10.MAININO HOUItS TODAY ) 4:1111 Bit Thin In Hiiillo, MIIH. -I : n ft Slitftinltttlii, MI1S. 5:00 Chlldren'a Hour, Hennin ger'a. 6:15 Thu CfliiiBiin Trail, MUS. 8:311 Moilctii VocallnlH. 5: 15 Kharier I'aikiT, M IIS. 6:00 Copco Cavalcade. 6:05 Newi, Calif. Utilities Co. 6:10 Newt-Review News Flashes, ti: 15 I'finttolu Hkctcht'H. 0:30 Wfltur'a Concert Itevittw, M IIS. 0:15 Tho I'llulltum rilttl, MIIH. 7:00 The JohllHon Kaatily. MHS. 7:15 Mutual MuuHlroH. 7: 15 Hal Kuliiu'B (JichimllH, MHS. MIIS. 8:00 KranU anil Arthlo, MIIH. 8: 15 Kmiuhoiik Hlorit'H. M IIS. S::to American Family KoIiIiihou. 8 : 15 Slim Myers' OieliuKlrit, MI1S. 9:00 Alka Seltzer News, MBS. 9: 15 r'ultiin l.etvl. Jr., MILS. U : JO Unit Nui-vu'h Oichettlra, MIIH. liiioo sign orr. KltlliAY, Jr.Nli 2 7:00 Stuff ami Kiiiim-me. 7:30 News-Review Newscast. 7:40 News, Cllmore Corner. 7:45 J. M. Judcl Says "Good Morning." 7:50 : IthiipHiiily In Wax. 8:no--Siinn of Hie l'i 'in, MILS. 8: 15 - llnten nl UuBt. MILS. 8: 15 Tiiinnlo Trio. MI1S. 0:110 l-'tank Novak'H Hots. 0: 15--Tilt- lluppy litnii, MHS. 9:30 Man About Town. In --Kroiltly NiikiiI's OlTh.. MILS. 10:15 Frontisr Flghtors, Copco. i::ln - Slniilni! Htl'lli:'. MHS. 10:15 Montana Momhy, MHS. H:oo-.Miirriatte I.lrt'ttHti Koiu.inci'S, M Its. Il:l.'-.liihii Amiew, (liK.inisl. MI1S. 1 1::I0 - Thf llnllirki'lti, MHS. 11:15 Dor Norvo'H (lull.. MHS. 13:00 - I n m o Ol'i ll. 13:15 l.uurlieon .Ml'loil It'H. 12:35 Parkinsons' Information Ex change. 1 2 : -I B News, Safeway Stores. 12:50 News-Review of the Air. 1:00 Henninger's Man On The Street. 1 : 1 5 - M linn anil Music, M IIS. 1:80--I.vll Slilvn, (liBiillliit, MHS. 1:15 MullmMi Symphony, li on--- At Yotti' ('iiuuuiiuil. t:Va- Nowh. MHS. 2 :il At Vuu r ('iiliininliil, MHS. i 15 HIii'Hinlluitl Swlim. MHS. 8 no I'ailllc I'ala.li-. MHS. S:.lo l,Ws Pin v llltilun. MHS. II: 15- .Milton Li-win, ,li MHS. l:ou Wi'hoi's t'oni'tirl lletiow, MI1S . 4::tll liowtt Lilt' Atti'M, MHS. 6:00 Children's Hour, Henning er's. S: IS- I'rliiiKiin Trail. MHS. 5:30 Buck Rogers, Popsicle, MBS. 5 If. Shatter I'aiki'i'. MILS. 6:00 Copco Cavalcade. :05 News, Calif. Utilities Co. 6:10 News-Review News Flashes. I, i:, Hi'iiitn lliilntioll, YlolllilM. l IIS. 6:30 Today's Best Buys, Rose burg Motor Co. 6:45 taglc's Lodge Program. ti .'ill Intel lllili' T im Ilit' .InltiiMiii family, MHS. 7 : l.i Mutual Mncsti ni. 7:30 tone Ranger, MBS. S:liu Unlit rt.iml l.att ami Stvlllt' ( lull. MHS. X ::n I'veililv Nn;i'l' (llrh. MILS, 9:00 Alka Seltier News. MBS. II l.i I lll'nlt l.i. wis. Jr.. Mil-: !i:::o llaiiinrli Kimriuhle, MILS, lo. tin Sun ()lf. THEATER OPERATOR BURNED IN FIRE KLAMATH KAl.lsS, .luue 1. t.l') Matt IU o. mollon picture prnlt-t ti(lni) ut lion i. miles south weft ot here, w us seriousl mime. tii:.t ti'ulii nhiMi a film con tat led Hit hii'tiiHb( ill project in it lamp, Hiul itinlle.l. His Kt'Ticn in ronthiliiii the blae to (tie p'tMcrllon roiiiii was I'tei! Ili'il vilt pM'Veiitu serious spiead ol lite lite, the sielteiir e lllnl out of (he theater w l tloill Ih.ltll to am member. Mel o titt tt led to cat i v Ihc I lam In C I ililt outside but liei hum ot datim r to the audienc e t huni'd bis iiiliei and bulled H b.tvk tit tin pro jeet Inn MiDiii rtltd l.ullell the door. Tbe 1 nn is lire tlep.u umml ipielled I lie bliwe altei It bad gut ted (he pvtvlciticu room Mi i vy hijih'ieii ti.imi (tad ui m Uuiik uuil cuts. o nirrmiD uav ( 'A .,-- WHUT'S TH' NO I'M f MATTER, WES? ) OINft BACK mbrfSi M4Mi$ r V ARe VUH FOt? ANOTHER I M'MSZULyif I y slippin'? J prink op . , l'S "?,V:lr,T, HEROES ARE MAPE -NOT BORM LETTERS to the Editor UN-AMERICAN PURPOSES OF COMMUNISM DESCRIBED To the ICdltor: It seenis an If all current news is ImprcKiiutcd with cuuiiiiuuitiMi. i uui ih c(immu(iiNi I and wbul is its aim 7 What is I he! nature of its proposed world plan? It la sin-fold ami eacii an abolition: 1. Abolition or private proerty. 2. Abolition of the family. 11. Abolition or patriotism. 4. Abolition of inheritance,. r. Abolition of religion. ti. Abolition ol' all ordered gov ernment. Ih It working out? 1 - -Abolition of private properly rigniH, the slate beiim paramount. Is there any tendency that way'.' The ever increasing taxation on properly und thousands of II.O.I-.C. loaiiH on homes have been lore closed, the number ever increasing. "In." Tug well, it communist and adviser of our president, said in u public addrt'HK, "The government of the luiuro will control the use of all laud, public and private . . . We have depended too long on the hope (hat privHle ownership would operate lor the benefit of Kociety as a whole." B Abolition or lite family. The teaching In many of our schools Is not only Iowa i d hut actually the leaching thai "free love" is right. Surely the dlvoi coh and remar riages are breaking down all tain fly tiits and Hanctlty of the family. Where are tin' children from many broken homes? In the penitentiary or foini! state institution in many cases. :t Abolition of patriotism. There e nmn.v bill nonces brought lo bear on the otith lo cause litem lo disregard and even return! lo salute lbo ring. The red. white and blue ts our country h emblem nun through the jctirs we have been proud of it as II has lead us on ward. I b.-i e Is a growing oiste- gard for any country; no country.. lamiiy. no property rigm, jui drifting, chaotic. 4 Abolition of Inheritance. A tew years ago whereby ttie litberi tance lax was about ten l"-r cent now It goes as high as lllty pel nl. II this tn x coiilinues lo in t ease ooii the go eminent will take it all. Aholllinn of religion. This nboliihm It Miught especially a -ntlusl ( in isi iunity. The leaching in many ot our lax nuporied schools Is against Christian teach ing olten ridiculing the belief in the llihle and those wtio believe n. t here are many religious but oni one I'hiiKtiaiiily. II - Abolition of all ordered gov- riiuiieni. There is a growing icuu i-ticy lo disiegaul goveriimeui wbii h Ih (be administration of law. !jiws are openly vitdate.il and some laws even ptolet-t the criminal oi ate so Interpreted In attempts to save Ih'' law' breaker Horn the pen ,iltv of the law. Criminals are treed oven alter being rightly convicted. Can't we, won't we see how the propaganda, and the sinister teach ing, and disregard lor all we. as .-iiicnn of I S A.. Ik the working .,i .'..mmmilsm ill O'lr midst '.' I o we w it nt to he shoes to a dictaloria authority which plans and regi oicuiH our every move and net' Cut't v.c v.t'ii't w think anv inure. MliH. KM MA l. WOOI'S. - o - - NO MONEY NEEDED, SAYS MORGENTHAU WASIIlNti'l'ON. .lutte 1. (ATt Set i eta l v Mm geitlbau atiuoinu ed today the treasury will bonow no "new money" this Mjmmrr. but will returnl a note issue coining due in September. The tteiisury bend said the JJ. Vti t.7ti",-!'!t ca-'ll w oi king balance mi I be ti ciisiny w as sill tide nt lo meet tbe difference between 0 petoluureH ami income at te.i.-l until Hie net leuular liiuiming date w hu h is Seplemh.-r (it Mondav. MoiKi'iithau s.ild. hv will Announce n niter ol m new lifear note to the holders of the $ l-ti, '."(. tieit woiih nl toie au I In e emhl It per cent Ireasui uotet which mature SeptfmlMi Daily Devotions rm. ciiAiiLKa a. euwahds "1 press forward, to aecure Ibe prize of (iod." Here we have one of the sen rein of Paul's mauhlesa career. It Ih no wonder that he went ko fur and climbed so high. His aim had in it an unlading inw centive to give the best ha had of lira in and brawn to tho cuime of Christ, to which he had given his lite wiih complete faith and trust. Christ bad hiH whole life to the last fiber of his pow er. In Hie presence of his gifts ami grucoH we may bo dis couraged when we think of our weak ell'ortH. We lovo tho (julc lude, und ease, rather than tho Hvveaty toll and sacrifice of ser vice. May (iod have mercy upon us for our neglect of the high calling In Christ Josiih our Lord. Our uouls will never reach the skiea unlets we uuuwer to Clod's upward call. It ts not length or days that measures life, but breadth, und depth, and height. It Ik not reputation that meauureH our worth, but Christ ian character and devotion to noble ends. Imtpiro uh. our God, with a desire to do Thy per fect will for Jesus sake. Amen. MARKETING ACT IS SIGNED BY F. D. R. WASHINGTON, June 1 (Al') President liooscvelt signed into law today a bill making tbe agri cultural marketing aHreomont act of 19:i7 applicable to apples produc ed In Washington, Oregon and Idaho. Producers of Paclfin northwest apples will he enabled hy the leg is- lation to enter into marketing s ements if sufficient of their numher approve. The law previous ly excluded the producers of all lypoH of apples from participating in marketing agreement programs. MAP OF EMERALD ISLE HORIZONTAL 1 Pictured is the map of. 7 U has a largo center or tiblo-land. 13 Auto body. 14 Monkcv. 18 Waterfalls. 17 Cover. 18 To emit vapor. 20 Unit oj work. 21 Crime. 'il Antiquated 3 Bartered. 2 Part of a drama. 26 South Amei'ica 18 Kicld. 20 Perched. 30 Preposition 32 To elect. 35 Lights. 38 Opposed to wholesale. Aiuwer to Previous Funic J31 mmm Biiii 43 Suit' 44 Uos3. 49 Pays one's part. 51 Constellation. 52 Lukowarm. 93 Not common. 56 Condition. 58 To increase In price. 99 It lias a mild HOTo habituate. 6()Tllis , d', 41 Devoured, chlc. r r. , chief river. 42 Anvicnt Kcypttan deity. VERTICAL 1 Exiit. i i " o 9 IT IT IT"" -j7 '3 3" -T V13 V " rp "rp T Bz William. SAN FRANCISCO, June J . (AP) A movo to hold in abeyance strike action agalnnt the Pacific Greyhound lines had the approval today of nan Francisco buy ureal members of the Brotherhood of1 Kail road Trainmen for at least 30 j days. After announcement the dispute over jurisdiction of drivers In sev en western states would be taken to court, the drivers in this area agreod last night to withhold strike action, but amended their resolu tion to slute that If after 1(0 days no progress had boon made, officers were authorized to call a walkout. W. ! .Nutter, representing; the Independent Brotherhood, suid tbe national labor relations hoard plan ned contempt action against tho (company In the circuit court of up- peals in an effort to force it to comply with an NI.KIi order giving I he brotherhood jurisdiction over 1 tho 600 drivers in California, Ore i gon, Nevada, I'tah, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. - r i NUDE HERO BLUSHES BEFORE AUDIENCE COLCMIUA. S. C. June 1. (AP) Bruce Harris is a blushing hero I who Hays his ears will be rod for a long time. Tlio youth leaped into lake and aw am swiftly lo the rescue of two boys struggling to get to a boat, lot) yardH from the bank. Hu hauled them into the craft ssafo- ly as a crowd collected. Then llar- ris suddenly rculUed ho bad on no clothes. !U had slipped off ilia heavy duck trousers, his only ap parel, when hu entered thu water 19 Myself. 21 This country'! prime minister do . 24 Maiden. 26 Ironic). 27 Prominent, 29 Mineral spring. 31 Light brown. 33 Pertaining to the retina. 34 Indian. 38 Genus of rodents. 37 Conditional stipulation. 39 Upright shaft. 44 To opine. 45 Tq value. 2 Small memorial. 3 Dccroo. 4 To drain. $ Form ot "a.1 48 Deity of war. 6 Granted facts. 47 Door rugs. 7 Tiny 48 Gull. vegetables. 8 Pyo. 9 Cravatj. 10 To register. 11 Nook. 13 You and me. 1 Kootlikt part. 18 Gaiter. 49 Circle part B0 Three. 93 Metal fastener 84 Man's reading room. 56 Street (abbr.). 57 Sound ot inquiry. Owned and Operated by R. L. Carpenter and Paid Abeel SUGAR c & H. CANE 10 Lbs. for 55c ATIN WHITE SATIN lib. can .... t Lbs. for JJW PHILLIP'S Poi ! & Beans Big No. can Sun-Rise Fresh Egg NOODLES . . Full Mb. pkg. . BORENE SOAP FIG BARS FRESH BAKED KRAFT CHEESE 53c AMERICAN OR BRICK SPECIALS Golden Emblem POTATO CHIPS, Cl Pkg J Made in Roseburg. Balloon free. COOKIES, TnZ Pkt; IDC Papef Large O NAPKINS pkg. 5C Paper m PLATES Doz. C DILL Full Quart m PICKLES jar AC KOOL AID 6 packages fjV coca7coXa: u 6 bottles JkJV. Plus bottle deposit 13 Free Delivery Phone 118 LARD 2 El ASSORTED COLD MEATS SPRING CHICKENS SPRING LAMB Home Made Salads BEEF ROAST Inspected Beef, lb Beef Short Ribs 4 c Cut from Inspected Beef, lb. JL EL Swift's Smoked aisf JOWLS, pound! 5C lfc.-'.:WgaIE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.r:j-A.Jj.;jv n1imiaiWMM,MIIISI IIMIW.nit.giy il.UjnjyiMnnj i '" "NEWCRISCOl"'" J DEEP SEA DREAMS T ni.-,l!.Mii -l""l f'tiiti- irl.,1 nittl-lt Vi.rt'iuiil i"i' . i,, w ,i, iMinii"'-'1 : '. ;.i .yj'i, ut mil. l ,,,, , l,,,l I l..,t.- s nun in' I - I K lit 1 i II I ..It" I r ,il l,n.n. in.-w ri--" ;;.'- tli.imMT ' "' '':,,. I I I M 1- r-- nl iv .Tit IL------ ill FOLGER'S COFFEE Borene Granules 26c Large 2 lb. pkg Ciant package . 10s 650 Sheet Toilet TISSUE Be B,orU7C 2 a 25c ROYAL GELATIN UMPQUA CHIEF 49-lb. sack 5c Pkg. Locally Crown a LETTUCE 2 heal, 9C Locally Grown aa BEETS 2 9C Fresh Tender a peas 3 Ltlyt Red Ripe " TOMATOES.. 2 L19C New Shafter potatoes... 5 Lfo;10 19c VEAL VEAL RIBS Tenderized STEAKS, each IOC I l-.t. n c.-it i-'in tuna I ri.il.'r'l' .'l'-'rMi' , , ... -Kt.t. i'.t i-r atl'i wtor. r. ,i..l. until te" Itn.p l ' K. Il'rl-' i' t l.l III 10 -fn.-it f.' I' ll" r ...irMiiii I rMV. &Utll wr mi. und -ha- Free Delivery PHONE 118 Prices Effective Fri. and Sat. MILK OREGON OR MORNING 27c 49c Tall cant 25c ZEETOWELS2r15tf 3 r 10 FLOIR Windmill Hardwheat $ 49. Lb. sack 1:15 1.09 Clayton Negley FANCY MILK FED ROAST POUND 12c For Stewing, lb PROCESS makes Crisco creamier better than ever for grand fried foods! Wali-h tho family pile into tho rrpy, ,Wlr,le fried funds you gn with the nr-w Cruviii OUfo now makes fried fil tiule Ifttrr than ever Mnr,., thanks loth-Mi. (iym-Chum I'rimi. You'll v' the way new (.'rwrn brinija out tho llavor of yintr piod home ingmlienu. And Criaco it creainkr Citter than ever to ue. ., Ajl-vivetahle C'risro is ilost ihlo . . . you' can heal it to higher than mny old-fsliion fata without tli-nik-reeaLile smoke and sm. 11. .So with Criaco it is easy to form quick golden rrusta that ktiep mux, from Bonking In. Kwds fried correctly iu Crisco su-i- aa d'.gw'.il-ic as if bkerl !
