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Newspaper Page TextFOUR I ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSF.BURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21. 1939. f Und Datlr Kxrept So ad ay T tke Nena-Uevlcw Ce-M Inc. Mrtmhrr of The Aaaeciaied IrM The Associated Press Is exclusive ly entitled to the me for republica tion of all new dupatchea credited to It or not ottierwlHe credited In this pMper and to all local news ubllihed herein. All rlBhta of re imbllcatlnn of Mpeclnl dlsD&tohee herein are alio reserved. ARUI8 EILfl WORTH Editor Entered ai second clam matter Mar 17. 1120, at the poet office at Roeebura. Oregon, under act of March a. 1171. Represented by ttw York 271 Madison Ave., G'bl-raa-n 360 N Michigan Ave. Sao Francisco 220 Bu Street Ie Irolt 3llt Stephenion Blilg., inaelrs 433 B. Surlnit Blnet, Se attle 603 Stewart Street, Portland 620 8. W. With Btreet, Vancouvr. m. C. 711 Hal) Bids., flt. loula 411 N. Tenth Street Atlaata VS6 Qrant Bulldlna. Oil f ll runs t ATI abaenplloB llatea Ball 7, per rear or mall 15.00 ally, months by mall 2.60 Dally. 3 montns by mall 1.26 Dally, by carrier per month 66 Dally, br carrier per year 7.80 Y,-STKKI,AY n K,,l,l "f state of-1 fifial were taken for a ride. They wcro shown the entire road up the North Umiiqua river to the very em). In fact right at this mo ment, those, men know nioro nhout the road up the river than nearly anyone else, other than those en ttnged in the construction. Thus thoHe who have the allocat ing of highway funds ami the chief executive of the state government have seen at first hand and have hud their iiuestionB answered right on (ho very ground. That Is ex tremely Important hoth to the of ficials nnd to lis. For now when any question concerning the North l'iiiKiui comes up before the gov ernor or before the state highway commission, those men will know instantly the situation for they have seen It. Another thing of Importance was tho rtrst-hand Information the gov ernor was aide to get concerning the fish problem on the river. He saw the new hatchery huilt and operated by Hie game commis sion on Hock creek. Ho saw the hatchery operated by the fish com mission, lie learned, by the direct process of asking many questions, how the eggs are obtained, how the fish are captured, mid wbnt hap pens to (he eggs f('i the tiino (hey are taken until (hey become fish and aro released In the stream. Coventor Spraguo also slopped ami had u good look at the fish rucks where the chinook salmon are trapped and held until their eggs uie ready for stripping In the lull. It may be assumed from (be com ment I he governor made in bis talk at the banquet last evening, that he believes sumo Improvement could be made In the conditions at I he racks. Tho cnndiiinu al the fish racks, and undoulilodly the governor ob served II for be Is unusually quick of perception, is (hat the double rows of pickets across (he river net as an absolute barrier to the pass age of sleelhead and other migra tory fish up the stream. Such it rack across a reasonably level stream In fairly deep water would not be a serious barrier to fish smaller than salmon. That Is tho typo of trap those racks are supposed lo be. Hut (hey bave been there for years. In the course of time, gravel has diilted in from up stream so (hut t lie liverbcd level on Ibe upstream side of the fence Is considerably higher than on the downslicam hide. The result Is a low veilical wa leifall with u picket feme at lis c rest. .lust how any kind of fish cnubl gel up Ihe stieain p;is( holh those bairieis Is n mystery. The fish com mission "epn ts" muM know about this cotidhlou and -t lto-y do nothing about it. It Ibe condition at Ibe larks is true lo Ignorance on the pari ot the fish commission epei ts. tin y tdmuld quickly inform thcinselu's. Editorials on News (Continued from fnco I ) throwing In Willi llicm Id lmll .l.i jmn In Hurt looks like a iiitt-rt il't-U. Kiiiin their kIiiikIimiIiiI. If IS u perfect set up. BlilTISU nml Frriii'h IiiIi'm-bIk III China nml tho Fur Kant aro Jjtige. Ours outside the Thlli- pines, which we are preparing to turn loose are relatively small. If we choose, we can go 1n with the British and the French and help them nave their Far Eastern inter ests possibly at the cost of a war with Japan. That would undoubtedly be the best of all ways to help the British and the French In their present dilemma. Hut before doing any thing like that, we should be very, very sure indeed that we WANT to do It. Let's not be rushed Into it by propaganda. LIONS-KIWANIS GAME SET FOR TONIGHT The Softball teams representing the Lions and Klwnnls clubs will meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the olid of a throe-camo scries. The first game, played last week, re sulted in ii 22-to-15 victory for the IJons club, which reports its inten tion of clinching the series in to night's contest at Finlay field. KRNR Mutual Broadcasting Syatem 1500 Kilocycle. (REMAINING HOURS TODAY) 4:00 Woliniiif NulKhhor, .MIIS. 4::iu Concert (lu Chalet, MIIS. 5:00 Children's Hour, Hennlng- er's. ' 5:15 Crimson Trail. MIIS. 5:30 Buck Rogers, Popsicle, MBS. 5:45 Shutter Parkor, MIIS. :nn TnnlRlit'a Tunu. MHS. 6:05 News, Calif. Pacific Utili ties Co. 6:10 News-Review News Flashes. :15 Slnvo I.eoimnlH Onh, MILS. 6:3(1 .Music Counter, MISS. C : 45 Dinner Dance. 7:0(1 The Johnson Family, MIIS. 7: 15 Mutual Maealioa. 7:30 lyine Itnncer. MIIS. 8:00 Frank and Archie. MIIS. X: IS Frank Hull. MIIS. 8:30 Orrln Tuckers Orch., .MIIS. 9.00 Alka Seltzer News, MBS. II: 15 Fulton Lewis, Jr., MHS. 9:3( Slan .Myers' Orch., MIIS. 10:00 Slirn Off. THURSDAY, JUNK 23 on Stuff anil NonBense. 30 News-Review Newscast. 40 News, Gllmore Corner. 45 Ithalmoily In Wax. 00 Soiih of the Pin "I'm, MIIS. If Haven of Host, MIIS. 15 KIiik and Queen Arrive f!i Loudon, MHS. .no Happy Hang. MIIS. 30 Man About Town. 45 liouienuikers' Forum, MIIS. :00 Connecticut Day at N. V. World's Fair, MIIS. :15 The Family Doctor, Copco. ::tn Morion Franklin, Mils. :45 Montana Meechy, MIIS. :00 Palmer House Co'icert Orch., MHS. :15 (Inyle (laylord, MHS. :30 Henry Clncone'H Orch., MIIS. : I5 If. S. Junior Cluiniher of Commerce C o u v e ution MIIS. :00 Danco Orch. :I5 Monila lu Manic. :3o Ithythui at Random, :45 News, Safeway Stores. :50 News-Review of the Air. :00 Henninger's Man on the Street. :Ili Mime and Mimic, MHS. :30 Wehcr's Concert Orch., MIIS. : 15 Salvation Army Piogriuu MIIS. :oo At Your Command. :I5 Newa. MHS. :30 Ma Perkins, Proctor and Gamble, MBS. :45 At Your Command. :00- Feminine FuiicIckj MHS. :30 l.el'a Play HrldKO, MHS. : 15 -Fullon l.ewi Jr., MIIS. :0o So Thin In'ltadlo, MIIS, :30 The First Offender, .MIIS. :00 Children's Hour. : 15- CrlinHon Trail, MIIS. :30- I la u alia n I larinonieH. : 15 ShaMer Parker. MHS. :0n -Tonluht'a Time. :05 News. Calif. Pacific Utill ties Co. :10 News - Review News Flashes. : 15 Console Sketches. : 15 -The Phalilom Pilot. MPS. Mill-Tim Johnson Family. MIIS. : 15--Mutual Maeslios. : I,',- Jimmy loi.scv's Orch.. MHS. :0O Frank and Ailhle. MIIS, IB Siiu,hook Slories. MIIS. : 30 American Family Itohin son. : 15 - Slan Myers' Orch.. MHS. :00 Alka Seltier News. MBS. 15 Fullon Lewis Jr., MHS. Ho -Ited Norm's Onh,. MHS. :lin sin Olf. Stock and Bond Average Compiled by The Assocnlrd Pits;. June 21: ii" i;. i:. (if InUI H i(l s I I S M Ks Wi'dui'sday . is i ::; ;, t; r, I'rt-v. day . H7.fi is - ::7 17 ti Mniiib imn . t,'. l is ;:; w vjh- ii ko ti:' I.', -i :;i ; : ; !!::' hiuh . . 77 it ?:i t lo " :;! ( i:;;.i low . . r.s.s i. 7 ti BONDS 1" I 1 M lO UK's Ind lH f I s Fun. U 'dmd,y . .".7 :t loo 1 u s t'irv. d(i .. r.7.:t Inn i jtn i 1. 1 MmiHi in;. . ;.t s in s nr. s t;i :: n ;tr itco . "i 7 in -i H pon UiKh . t;t :i 7 !'fi ; i;in I low :,:t i !7. ju ;, : odd 1 1J 'i. I lir hbiuc v I'n-ssloli "1 fit'i n nn diHv ;md I dnhf it." was it rti. inn- lei if lit phiHsc ot loriu.'i CnxiMinu .lerriuliih Kusli of W'Uconsiu in the OUT OUR WAY I WHAT'S IT LOOK LIKE I'M POINT T TMSHOWIN' THESE PUPS HOW TO LAP MILK. FROM A PAN, SO WE KIN WEAN 'EM.' Challenger Disdainful of Louis, Manager Jacobs Adds Mouthful. liy f!A VLK TAI.HOT N'KW YORK, June 21. (AP) Tony (tiilento, the fnt ehullciu:er. ftithcr Ik honoHliy eonlidetit. of bc.it Uik loe l.ouis a week from lonltrlit, or he will go into the rlux bcliind in ituiitzhiK a "I'ront as any eon- deinued man ever ui.miuoned. Comnbdely niirrounded hy predic tions that LoiiIh will hair-kill him liinifle of two roundH, Tony enters bis final bit of training slill roar tut; drunk on Ht-lf-cHloi'in and mouthing his disdain of ttiu chain tIou. Some think Its pose, but 1 be lieve the guy's on Ihe level. Three hours at his training yt'Htnrday offered ample opporluu 11 y to study (ialciiln al elosii range, lie shows no sign of "nerves." Ho'h slill clowning before his ador ing New Jersey public, but behind tho scenes lies getting mean and irritable us a bear with a sore head. He looks ready for a fight. His manager, Joe Jaeohs, yelled himself bourse ut tho boxing writ 's who attended Die workout. He accused them of "seeing Louis through rose-colored glasses,- and he said the phrase was his own. 'do ahead, you guys, and make saps out of yourselves again like you did on the first KehmeHng- Louis tight,' Joe mined. "Hut don't forget I warned you Tony's going tfi si retch that guy out Inside hIx rounds." As thoiif'h to back up bis man ZODIAC HORIZONTAL 1 Third sicn of. Ihe Zodiac constellations. 7 Proverb. 12 Makes amends. 13 Burdened. 14 Inanimate object. 15 It is pictured as . 16 Measure of length. 17 No."!- in scale, lit Transposed. 20 Pair (abbr.). 21 The lip. 22 Of the thing. 24 Exclamation. 26 Pertaining to n focus. 27 Melodies. 30 Spouts forlh. 32 Mouth secretion. 34 Pronoun. 35 To embroider. 37 Small tuber. 38 To scatter hay. 3D Maple shrub. 4 1 Screens. Answer to Previous Puzzle JAiL f Ay.;'.i JCEQiSfe kii Vif i sen 1 1 L- i M il rii i in- HMMrij PiTHL'A.PII 43 Tribunals, 44 Musical character. , 46 Genus of ' Brasses. - ' 47 Saucy. 48 To depart. 49 Having a patella. SjZ 52 Neuter . pronoun. 54 Bitter herb. 56 Common viper. t 57 Ancient Itoman cloak. 59 The brighter l 0 jfj ' " vj ij Tp'o -1 n irh n"-3 TRY HI H I I ' P ("II I I . I TWO POWN AMD ONE TO SO ager's words, Tony then proceeded to punch the stuffing out of three sparring partners. They weren't very good sparring partners, to he sure, but Tony did punch them about, and he worked up u terrific sweat doing it. Standings Ity the Associated Press American League W I. Pet. New York 2 11 .712 Ho.ston :t0 21 .dX Chicago 2N 26 .fiiy Cleveland 2! 2. .5:17 Detroii 30 27 .52 Philadelphia 21 33 .311 Washington 22 35 .31! SI, Louis 15 3U .278 National League Cincinnati H7 IS .G7 St. Louis 29 23 .5fis New York .......29 2G ,f27 Chicago 28 2S .50b Brooklyn "Yli 27 .191 Pittsburgh 21 2S .162 Boston 22 31 .415 Philadelphia IS 32 .360 Pacific Coast League I.os AugeleH 4S 34 .585 Seattle 17 31 .5811 San Francisco 42 36 .63S Oakland 10 41 ';44 San Idego 36 42. AVJ. Sacramento 3 1 42 .447 Hollywood 36 45 .444 Portland 32 41 .i:is TOLKIH). June 21. (AP)-A 525M.IMM) bond issue to finance new UcIimmI Imll.litK'u ung ,l,.lillt1.lv .1... tealed but the nice between Fred I Uobison, Incumbent, of Tuft, and ' Thomas .MeCleJIan. Neotsu tirager. tor a north Lincoln county school school board post whs undecided today. About 5n votes remained to be counted. Hoblson was ahead, 712 to ftSl. Ihe bond Issuo was (lis j approved U7K-122. SIGN Japan. , 1 1 Being. J 18 Degrades. j 20 Turkish governor. ' 21 Neither. 23 Snaky fish. ' 25 Its mark the stars' positions. 26 Acrid liquid. 28 Employs. 29 Oriental guitar. 31 Small flut. 33 Head diz7tness. 36 Polished. 37 Commonplace 40 To repulse. 42 Pleats. 43 Red i vegetables. 45 Musical note. 47 Point. 48 Aperture. 50 Impost. 51 Circle part. 53 Sailor. 55 Oil (suffix). 58 Old Testament (abbr.). - .!'iiyU.LL - , of its two stars. 60 Its less bright star. ' VERTICAL 1 Pistol. 2 Anesthetic. 3 Steel bar. 4 Small hotel. 5 Disregards. 6 Subsists. 7 Rotation in precedence. 8 Simpleton. 9 Entrance. 10 Elder statesmen of mm mm mmln mm i sun I BZ Williams THAT'S SWELL! MOW HOW 'BOUT LETTIN' THEM IT WITH TH' LAST QUART OF MILK! er.R.wituiMy 6- XI E Angels Lose 5 to 4 While 2nd Place Seattle Trims San Francisco 3-0. Fly the Associated Press Although mired deep in the Pa elf ie 1'oa.st league baseball base ment, Portland's bedraggled Heav ers were heroes in their home town today after knocking over the mighty league-loading Los An geles Angels, 5 to 4, last night. The Heavers started the scoring with four runs in the fourth, and aTter Los Angeles bad tied the count at 4-all in the first half ot the ninth, pushed over the winning tally as Hawkins doubled to score Rosenberg, who had singled. Portland s win trimmed the Los Angeles lead to a hair game, as second-place Seattle edged up by beating the third-place San Fran cisco SealH at Seattle, 3 to 0. Ilarrett. Seattle right-hander, turned in a brilliant pitching per formance, allowing only two hits in blanking the Seals, as his mates poled - seven .off Shores. It was Barrett's 13th win of the season against six losses. A home run in the 1 0th inning hy Second Uaseman Clssell gave Hollywood ji 4 to 3 decision over Sacramento at the film city, break ing a 3 all deadlock from the sixth inning, when Cnccinelll, Holly wood outfielder, slammed a homer over the leftfleld -wall. Ilittner held Sacramento to five hits while the Stars pounded Seats for 10. Oakland strengthened Us grip on fourth place by beating San Diego's fifth-place Paflres, 6 to 3. at Oakland. It was Oakland's third straight victory over Craghead, Padre pitcher, who was nicked for 13 hits. Buxton gnve up eight well-spaced bits to the Padres. LIGHT VOTE MARKS SCHOOL ELECTION MYRTLE CHEEK. June 21. Very lit lie interest was shown in Ihe school meeting Monday. Only about 45 voters were out. P. V. Cook was re-elected as clerk and Virgil Rust was elected director to succeed Fred Weaver, retiring. A special lax of SIKii:! was ved lo balance tho budget for the en suing year. In the Cedar (!rove district Karl Maine was elected director and Mrs. Dale Weekly clerk. David Ad huisoti lias been hired lo teach the school again next year.' Nugget reports that Johnny Stepbens was elected as director and Mrs. Virgil Ihish as clerk. Miss Elefson the retiring teacher has been re-elected for next year, and ii new nteel bodied school bus. is to be purchased to transport the pupils from Ihe far reaching distances of that large district. Ma WA5T1 with Friskiest There' men I in a cupfutof thiscomienjed tood that contain sit food e I e m e n t s dogs need. Tested for 3 years! Experi ments prove tt costJ less to teed! At your grocer's. Nearly 50 Boys and Girls Turn Out for Program at Finlay Field. Nearly 90 boys and girts turned out .Monday lor Ibe fir.it day of organized playground activity un der tho direction of Jim Watia and four assistants at Finlay licld, des pite cold and threatening weather. With fair and warmer weather lore cast, a future daily turnout of more than 200 is expected, .supervised playground activity is held each day from 9 a. m. to 5 p. in. ou tho senior high school grounds. Pesides regular playground g.imci. a full urogram of baseball. Softball, tennis, track, speedball, volleyball, ete., fills the daily sched ule, with midget baseball lor boys 7 to 12 years of at-e opening the activity In the forenoons. A sin gles tennis tournament lor uojs and girls of all ages und adulls is being organized. All those desir ing to enter the tournament should sign up with Mr. Watts or his as sistants at the grounds before June 24h. at which time the pair ings for Ihe tourney will be made. More Ball Players Needed More midget and Intermediate cIhrk IihII olavers are needed, ac cording to Mr. Watts. Teams will he drawn and games played as noon as the organization of the groups can be completed. No teams have been picked and any boy turning out regularly will be given an equal chance to make one of the several teams. The American Legion junior baseball team is working out daily Trom 2 to 4 and Is rapidly rounding into shape. The inabil ity of a number of the squad to turn out regularly has resulted in much sloppy field work lu the last two games. Coach Watts hopes to remedy this defect before the reg ular season gets under way. The squad has shown plenty of hfttlng power and the mound start is slow ly rounding into shape, but this good work has been nullified by many j:!-xcusable errors in the Held . Medford Game Souu'it The American Legion s junior baseball committee is endeavoring lo schedule ,a practice game with the Medlord Junior Legion squad, either here or there, lor Ibis com ing week-end, with a return game being planned for July 2. Only those players turning out regular ly for the team will be considered tor the traveling squad Any ball plaver who has not as yet turned out for the team is urged to do so at once as the deadline for com pleting the roster of the. squad is tentatively set at Juno :10th. liy HILL WHITE Associated Press Sports Writer liucky Wallers of the Cincinnati Reds yesterday became the first National league pitcher this season to win 10 games. The No. 10 w:is a 4-2 victory over the Hrooklyn Podgcrs. That elbowing moved the Keds up C4 games In front of the second place St. Louis Cardinals, whose clash with the Phillies yesterday was rained out. The Dodgers, by their loss and the Chicago Cubs' 3 1 win over tin Boston Pees, plummeted down into Ibe second division and the Cubs usurped the fourth plare spot. Passeau, was the big noise In the Cub win. hurling a five hitter. The Giants-Pirates and the Phillies-Cards games were postponed hy wet grounds and rain. In the American league a Van kee uprising kept the Chicago While Sox strlclly in the Yankees' "cousin" class. The 13-3 win was the seventh over the Sox. The I tost on Red Sox, with Vos mik having a perfect day at the pln.e, blew down the Hrmvns. S 1 ' This Is only fl partial ti.it of tlic many nml vuriccl aids wliieli the I'nitnl States ISntionnl Hank af fords in the liiianrial anil business affairs of person, families mid concerns in this eomniiinily. ftn liankins need is loo small to lie given proper attention here none too large to lie handled elllci-rnllv. ft Daily Devotions IR, CHARLES A. EDWARDS "Whosoerer abideth In Him sinneth not." I)oes not this statement contradict what St. John says elsewhere, viz. "If we say that we have no slit we de ceive ourselves and tho truth is not In us." Can God expect ns to be perfect? Wo , must dis tinguish between sins of impulse or human frailty and deliberate sins which we commit when wo go against (iod's known will for us. From the first type of sin A-e shall 'never be entirely free In this life; but (iod can through the Holy Spirit deliver us from all wilful, conscious sin, if we accept and use all the grace He gives us. If this were not so, there would bo In Cod a toler ance for evil." To the extent that we sin wilfully we separate ourseh-es from Christ. Hut He ever yearns to unito Himself in us, remembering His word. "I In them, and Thou in me, that they may lie made perfect In one." Help us, iJear God, to be desir ous to live, day by day In Thy sight that we may "perfectly love Thee, and worthily magnify Thy holy name through Jesus Christ, our Lord." Amen. to ruin Kimherlin's major league pitching debut. The Senators lost. 1-3 in 12 innings lo the Cleveland Indians. lu the league's only night game, H ridges shut nut Ihe Athletics nnd the Tigers coasted to a S-o victory. Averill's homer with a mate aboard was the strongest blow struck in tho victors' favor. GRANTS PASS GOLF TEAM DATED HERE The Itoseburg Country club will be host Sunday to a 20-mun team from Grants Pass In a return tour nament. The Itoseburg team, han dicapped by the absence of five leading players, suffered n decided defeat at Grants Pass recently while playing there lu connection with the dedication of a new club house. IMay is also being arranged for a number of ladies expected to accompany the Grants I'ass play ers, according to Hob Kelly, local tournament chairman. HINSDALE'S OILERS DEFEAT DUNHAM'S Hinsdale's Oilers sprung a sur prise on City Softball league fans last night by defeating Dunham's Transfer men ti to 2 in a game at Finlay field. Three walks and an error, coupled with two hits, en abled the Oilers to get a five-run LOWEST PRICE !N GMC HISTORY No truck that gives so much sells for less 0UTPULL5- SAVES MORE GAS Time payminlt through our own YMAC Plan ot oweif ovoiajle ratsi ROSEBURG MOTOR CO., ROSEBURG, ORE. lirvry fossilHo Svrvim Arnittihft' for You SIvrv Checking Arroimls D Snviiij; Accounts Time Deposits C llnnkinc-lii-Mnil T! Snfe Deposit Boxes C Travrlcrs Cheipit's lx-tlrrs of trcdil C Collrrlinns CJ Trust Sen Ire Mf;lit Depository Rcscburg Branch of the ; t'ortlnnrf Mnnlirr Koi.-ral Drgmtit ln.iiranrr CirtinKition lead In the first Inning ami. al though held to one tally during the balance of the game, they managed to protect their lead and win an unexpected victory. Score R II E Dunham's t 8 2 Hinsdale's fi 6 2 naileries: Lawrence, Burr and F. Schemer; llender and Downer. , Two games will be played to night, Hinsdale's playing at Oak laud, nnd Safeway meeting the Elks at Finlay field. I . Wins Fair Trip Hilly Good low i was the winner of first prize in a 'competition for Oregon ian subscript lions. The award was a tiip to , the San Francisco fair with ex j pensHU paid. Young Goo;! low left i Tuesday for the fair. I WAKE UP YOUR ! LIVER BILE- Without blond And You'll Jump Out of Bed ii the Mornnf Ruin' Is Gs The liver should poor out two pounds of liquid bile Into your bowels daily. If this bile linotflowlniifrw.4y,yourfooddtean'tdiget It Just decayi In the bowel. Gas bloats up your stomach. You set constipated. Your whole syitem Is poisoned and you fel sour, link and the world looks punk. A mere bowel movement doesn't iret at the cauM. It takes ioee good, old Carters Little Liver Pills to get these two pounds of bile flowing freely end make you feel Tip and up." Harmless, gentle, yet .mat ing In making bile flow fret-Iy. Ask for Carter's UtUe Liver Pills by name. 26 cents, Stubbornly refuse anything else ilium mm RlULTflOmnH PORTLAND, OREGON Distinguished Service Convenient Location . Coffee Shop Buffet Tavern Dining and Banquet Rooms Famously Fme Food Luxurious Outsido Rooms Modem Appointments Garage UnDosite ! S A Wpfrnmp Awnft Ynn Half-Ton Uncrampcd, comfortable cabs mean greater maneu verability. Husky, extra-size bodies (panel, pick-up, stake) mean plenty of load space. GMC gas economy (15 to 40 gas saving) means every haul at lower cost. V. d l 'C2 Moilcrnijition Ixinns I Ionic Iiuil(!iiif;I:ms I Ionic lluvini; Ixians Itrfinnnrino I inns Mortgage tfliins Personal l.:iuns Auto Purchase Ixians Business l.fi.ins Imliisli Loans Agricultural Loans