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CHARLES V. STANTON, Editor ond Mo.ojer
ADDYI WRIGHT, lulintn Menejef
GEORGE CASTILLO, Aitiiteel Mier
Member af the AimlttW Fran, Oreaee rlewsne.' FubliiHasl
Aiucietieaj, the Audit yree af Ciftulefieel
NEWS-REVIEW COMPANY, INC.
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111.
Strong-Arm Man
lipV There l'-fj'
ucts. We buy our deleigenls as
of sites. Industries seeking loca
lions, if they don't like one state,
ran step over the line into the
other state.
There has been little, if any.
stepping over. Onre located in this
general area, industries tend to
ciate with them as for their clean
ing qualities'
If we repeated some of the beau
tiful texts from the Bible with the
lilt of a commercial l announcer,
we niitlit sell some religion. Spir
itual iiolift. faith, and brotherly
uusiiitra icnu lu , . . , , . l. l..
STAY located. Southern Oregon lm,,1 j K J I?,,., '
hasn t suffered in this free choice, 'r1" ""'"" ""'"-""
That indicates rather conclusively """d "ot wait until lelevi-
.u-. .... -i . v.-r sion repeats those scriptural words
1111 uiriuii a la, iniiiaic i , . ,,. .. - - - --
unfavorable to indusliv of encouragement. We can begin those out of work through no fault
Nor has Far Northern California lhe P'. ln 'ir da,lv 'Pee. , lA ot ,helr own' ,re t0 h,Rh- .
suffered. Industrial development ln our h ing. We can afford to be But the administration of the.
on both sides of the line is pro- repeimve in our personal spiruuai aw na5 to be listened, to with
ceeding at
rate.
quite satisfactory presentation.
BALLOT MEASURE
So
I think
Oregon will do well to discard
this "unfavorable tax climate"
theory. It has its attractive angles, ov
Ol course, ll ll were irue inai an
Oregon needs is a better tax clr
President Eisenhower
Proclaims Veterans Day
WASHINGTON (AP) Presi
dent Eisenhower today proclaimed
FOREST FERTILIZATION
By Charles V. Stanton
One of the major development in wood production, ac
cording to observer., is the proceM of scientific fertiliza
tion. , , . ...
Main of the bijr companies, we are iohi ny m.r ....-j
nomic expert!", are dninir research work on timber produc
tion. The best outlook they have found to date is that or
putting fertilizer on forest land. j
One companv. it is stated, has invented a secret pel
let This pellet is put In the ground with every seedlinir.
The pellet dissolves slowly. It releases fertilizers and other
plant foods needed by the small trees. By using : this pel
let thev have increased the (trowth of seedhntts by 43 per
cent the first year, 56 per cent the second year and yet
have spent no 'more than $10 per acre.
It is estimated that throtijrh the use of fertilizers, pro-i
durine companies may be able to reduce the cycle of:
jrrowth bv 25 per cent or maybe more. We now figure a,
cvcle of at least 70 years In the wet coastal region, rans;iii?j
upward to 100 and 125 years in the drier Cascade regions.
That period is the length of time it takes to grow a new
tree to commercial size on a logged off area.
Trees Treated As Crop
Comparatively recently we formed a new concept re
garding our forests. Trees now are accepted and treated
as an agricultural crop. Where corn grows as a crop every
vear. trees have a growing cycle of much longer duration.
Put the growth factor is the same. Both are plants. Both
prnw not of the soi 1. If fertilizer will make corn grow,
faster, it also will speed the growth of trees. Complaint Registered
It used to be that we "mined" trees. We treated them ; Against Store's Furnace
as we did iron, oil and other of our non-renewable resourc-1
e. But we have in more recent 'i ';ilhilt:ut'S:
"farming" and we are beginning to apply stanrtard iarm-j)(i jn ln air ,, ,urvey m
ing methods to Otir forests. i Koseburg. but the black picture
w Ida iram rivnlrr that exists among of the filter being removed from
private companies on their own land. This is because these 'r sampler did not make us proposal particularly grows out of Multnomah County
nn.noi vitti nn mthr for markets Thei ,, ? g0: ... . where a grand jury, was required to spend many months
companies compete wit n one anomer ior nmnna, i ; vve know that there is smoke in . L-i .u i j j
company that can get logged off land back into commer- lhe air from sawmills, but this is n crime case, while other matters were left unattended,
cial use quickest will make profit over anv rival companv. ihe smoke that brings business to The proposed law would make it possible for a grand jury
Despite competition and rivalry, however, it will ! T.TrbangXrS'"".," !iven specific instruction. Continued w-otild be a pro
onlv a few vears until we have a more or less standard ,'';.? r" V.eTthed into v'on whereby a person accused of crime could plead to a
i i.t.i.i.1 . i .: ...i i .district jittornpv s infnrmiitinn nr pnmn suit, ihprenv waiv-
metnon Tor ierillizauon. in llim lirv. "K" " """ .u.. - , . , ,. , .... . , ,. ' ' , , , Chinese saw a eood chance to Dili simnoi t. at least
u lr':- 8 - "'!the heat on, and look it. of For
IN THE DAY'S NEWS
By FRANK JENKINS ,
(Continued From Page One)
this is so, it will remain a high
level TAX Hate."
That is to say:
If the people of Oregon demand
and RECEIVE a wide range and
a large number of SERVICES
from Iheir state government, they-
are going to have to PAY tOH
THEM. They will pay for them in
the form of taxes.
That is realistic reasoning.
Oregon's tax structure could get
out of line with tax structures in
competing states That wouldn't,
be good for Oregon.
Thinking
It Ov
or
Is Dr. Sly right in his statement
that Oregon's tax structure com-;
pares favorably with tax prac
tices in competing states?
1 think he is. Southern Oregon
and Ear Northern California pro
vide rather striking evidence of
the correctness of his statement
which we see and hear over tele
vision make deep imprints in our
memories. Psychological re-
c.n.h nnira. thl rortMlltinil ff 1
e correctness of his statement. -"'" . r. Ih :
Thev sit side bv side. Their basic P11 Jn,me-1.c?"Pie? ' ,h,PJS'
resources are quite similar. They !u T ..." '.,,', ,
By Rebert L. Dieffenbachsr, D.D.
i Written for NEA Servicei
The jingles, slogans, and other Bood ,haDe. Then, those with food
repetitive advertising matter expPnenre ratings would be able
Editoriol
Comment
Prom Tb Ortgo Prmm
SOBERINC THOUGHT
Bend Bulletin
Those employers who have leen
their unemployment compensation
axes go up to Ine maximum rate
of 2 7 of .payrolls in the last year
in many cases from a low of J
per cent have a.iolher worry to
bother them.
There has been a widespread
feeling that a few months of the
new. hish rates would put the un
employment compensation fund in
to drop back to their old rates.
Those who feel this way art be
ing completely unrealistic.
Sure. 2 7 per cent of the state i
payroll dollars are going to Salem,
to be returned to what the Unem
ployment Compensation Commis
sion, in its wisdom, determines
lo be the persons to receive it.
Thai's a lot of money.
But, benefits for the period end
ing June 30 ot this year were paid
nut at the rate of i i per cent of
the taxable payroll.
That's a lot more money.
No one quarrels with the prin
ciple of unemployment compensa
tor .No one leeis me Denetits, to
hold benefits from those not
tually in lhe labor market or other
wise not entitled to receive them.
Otherwise the fund will be bank
rupt before another year passes.
There's no sense in merely rais
ing rates. There are cases of em-
"'-u i i ;...uAPnn i.
11 as Veterans Day and '.." "' '. j" ..
rL"" i "tuLi. i !.v boXsuch ,mov.
r'&aic.v.V'VV'.u'P "'er-v,hms served in the armed forces. w0'1'd. .."'hTh1.0.'!,,. !L
bv PASSING A LAW. Passine a . . . come, obvious that lhe state mcrp-
law is easy Just wr, e it on the ppople,',0 ro(le,icate themselves to y ' h.k , Vi i t,hu
books and then dust off your hands ;heH. p,TS(.rvaon of our fre,(loin rates when the fund is in trouble,
and sit back in your easy chair j ,.,a nt ;fa hiVh ,hncfl
"tW. SdvU?.T.? n"nn,e.! "iv 'valiantly de
And his statement Is borne out by , , 5eparale proclamation Ei-;
experience down here on the bor- ,. . ",t Nov. 21.,- '
National Farm-City Week.
Special Grand Jury Bill
Would Speed Law Process
By CHARLES V. STANTON
News-Review Editor
Proposition No 7 SPECIAL GRAND JURY BILL
PURPOSE To authorize the Lejrislature to enact a
law permittinir the callintr of a special grand jury.
KVPI.A V ATIDV Trip pxistino- ni-ovision of the Con- because lhe people of Oregon de- a five-day rest. Anderson
...... .j . i. ... i. t i
stitution permits only one )rrand jury. The proposed new services from t
law wouta maKe u possioie 10 empanel as many granu Ju.
ries as miirht be required by the work of the court. The
RoseburgaClass To Meet
Women Graduates Of '49
sun-
Oregon will do w ell to ponder his I
statement that while its basic tax
structure is not out of line with
ARRIVES IN HONG KONG
A class reunion for graduate- of
the 1949 class at Roseburg High
school is being planned.
A meeting to complete plans has
. . .. ' heen scheduled Monday. Oct 77
structure is not out of line with HO.M. KO.M, (AIM-U S. ireas- ... at lhe home of Mrs Jack
competing states it IS ON THE ury Secretary Robert B. Anderson pufnP.-.V. Cardial Ave She
HIGH SIDE. It is on the high side has arrived from New Delhi for ' 'P"" Jj "
who at
high level of tended the annual meeting of the
their state. Serv- International Monetary Fund and
ices cost money. They cost tax the World Bank in the Indian capi-
money. ,tal. is scheduled to fly to Japan!
If that Is permitted to go too far. I Saturday.
James Marlow
much faster than at present.
law.
WASHINGTON (API The Red Chiang of continued American!
in the defense
ormosa; that perhaps he!
That seems.a reasonable guess wants to persuade Chiang to cut1
-since nobody knows for sure ao" n' Iure"s " Vfuemoy ana
why the Communists suddenly maybe later abandon them,
broke their own self-imposed! There have been plenty of pres-
! cease-fire in the Formosa Strait sures on Dulles and Eisenhower
land resumed shelling Quemoy. I to work out a solution for Quemoy
A "Yes" vote is recommended.
i the
i i.vn inn.i pv ,...ju.. : ,,!,, shall he able lo find out, as a
Is much older than it is here. It supplies but little saw tim-i burg.irTs f.t toUhfe..heU S": ,. 'ES f "nt demands on the court require that jus
ber mostlv narrow boards "xls, etc.. but. is used verv We in the neighborhood of the "ce be speeded by more grand juries where work is ex
penerouslv" for fiber We are hejrinninir to approach the: Safeway store would like the air tremely heavy. Special grand juries are often needed to
fiber period. Predictions are that the use of wood pulp In '"Z:!' I.TIZ, nethZ-! ! sP.ial work while ",Fu,"r .vni juries ren?a.in "erv:
(ho Pp!fi Vnrthwpst will Increase materiallv In the next, hood Thev can com. anvtime of 1CP- Ihe measure would permit greater speed in disposal' Th, u...- ,h, 5h.,lin without getting into war with Red
fpv vpars lne dy nd experience what looks of criminal cases. August, quit for a week 15 days I'.nina nd possibly with the Soviet
Tim. (Vina mmn.niti ni-act irinff irood farminir will be llka ,now oescending into the cor-; AtiAI.N.S 1 lhe measure has no organized opposition
Ihus. those companies practicing goon rarming win , ner, of ev.ryw here, from the burn-i BiTOMvirvniTinve tv,. i-
amp to realize irniu irum cuii, mumhiks hiki .n.........n-. ,ng Boxes and rubbish in lhe , . .. , . r .. ,. ,. . loose again -Monday. I
..... ..... irauaa (MP iniuul T inalia anH ftwwt almn It it-iiM itiva J 1
m thPir forMta jrrow. .. " "ify come ai mum iney ; ' . "'I " jv TV V - r".' l ,i Secreiarv of State Dullei and
miftni see lire ana names spray-. nmmiuimi iiini..uvttr wnen ntffttfu lor ueviMiunn in criminal msociates had dec id
Mulch toming Practice
Hna attan 1n 1 ari iUt i inn tViof nrnhtthU' Will tStft 111 fTPlX-
eral use In the comparatively near future is that of mulch- VMethistTCch"! 'i
ing the soil with useless wood. I While they are there Tt might ;
Here In Douglas Cotintv we take out only a small por- help for them to know that re-
tion of merchantable wood from a logging operation. Some i !" hav b" made to the;
- ., , ... ,. . u-..- -...islore managers, to see if some-i
of the trees are split, others are diseased, some have poorlthln. can De d((n. ibout j( hut!
grain or are otherwise unsuitable for sawlogs or plywood. ; they merely reply that all lhe fire
Soon we will have a pulp mill. It then will be possible code standards have been met. and
to move portable chippers into one of these operations and d"on"olh,ng more lh,t n'd'
produce chips, after the sawlogs have been removed. I , th m',,n,inl. we wi conlin.
We will still have left small limbs, rotten wood and ue to sweep up the ash deposit
other material. I ,n' collects in every corner of
ing out in all directions from the matters
rnimney wnicn is at tne back nt
the store, right near the windows
Editor's Note The above discussion is one of a Mries
pertainine to meaiures coming before voters Nov. 4. It la sug
gested rhat all discussions of measures bo clipped and studied
prior to election. Each voter should bo guided by Ma own de
cision. Recommendation contained heroin express opinions of
the writer. CVS
go. extended the cease-fire to
The proposition would in- weekend and auddenly cut Both D,rmind
Both men had beev admant in
their determination not to yield an
inch to the Reds under threat of
They said it was a matter
of principle not to do so. !
But they found they had a lot '
j -Ha Boyle- j
ided that
neas, aner oDserving ineir forrp
would make it permanent. What
the Reds did
loggl
Is not.
is not usually cleaned. Brush springs up in the ashes
The coming methods will permit us to take out first
the good logs, then salvage timber, finally chips. Then,
with nothing but small stuff left, we'll use a portable mulrh
er in which well pulverize the remaining wood and spread
it back on the ground to speed the growth of new trees.
There wasn't much use hurrvine growth when tim!er
could be had for $1 to, $5 per acre. Now, however, with Racing Receipts Share
timber tip around $40 to $50 per thousand hoard feet, it is Totaled $1,058,630
an entirely different matter. Replanting is necessary. That!
wav we get immediate prowth instead of waitino- rnavlip1 . SAl.r.M (AP) The state's
.liuiHinv aiiatir.ru t... .i . .
any complacency Dullea had on .Z.?" ' : "p.po.r
thia tnnra ": ui aiiiuiiK rtineiiiaii aim's
' ', , , abroad for their determination to
It was th Reds way of thumb- defend a couple of small islands
ing their nos it him. j w hich could hardlv be claimed as
Meant T. Embarrass Dull.. ! .J,0 ,he defens of For"
There'i no doubt it was meant I The Communist cease fire, even
to embarrass him before he could-on a temporary basis, came as a
land on r ormosa to talk with welcome reiief
Chiang Kai shek about the future The Reds may do themselves
of Quemoy. The Communists were some damage in world opinion bv
plainly .aying they were the ones resuming the shelling. Thev had
ABOARD THE S.S. BRASIL AT SEA (AP) It il nicejWnBu, 0,u Tnte'roretation !f'"PPd'he shoo'ln8 for humani-
things early ill life. showing a little more long-range th. naimi.',.'.' ... n
how to sit down grace-! thinking on lhe Reds' part can get suonlies from Formosa
rant someone do something to 'fully without showing her knees, and how to awim. be P1,ced on ,he'r They put on one condition: that
'"","7 H Jame. Tenkin, 1 lTT " 'CCm-! 1 Pr'ur " Ditlle-juat T'lh." sVpplv ''shl'Mond'ay
xLf.iLa vl , ' .. a . P1"1"""1' r Prnily impos- th. d,ng,r o frovnmt. but th. in rase he had the idea thev had fhey , ,,P?neir reason fo r
Ch chrVo "s rhS.'f li" '.'p-I Ku.rd .aid: "Th. !es. afraid th. cease-fire out of Z cL"
.j i a. e. n il "". ' aaf it,. k. i. we a k nr i o miK more conce-
and I.an. Sts., Roseburg, ,nd ,h. beat, a piano as if it """ " atr th. quicker n, m h, h,y, (hou h(
,",B- iwer. a drum. they atart awimming. necessary if he were taking a
Rut she has achieved th. third
Our present method is to set out a slashing fire on a !V'r '"f" "d. wonVn f , ABOARD THE S.S. BRASIL AT J
ing show. W. burn material we don't use. The fire !'d" K hu.n i" llZ "Z i tor'v,ry K"d ,rl t, lea'""
nt. good for organic plant foods in the soil. The land between the eruptions. But please,1 They are: how to play the piano,
mav be contacted at OR 3 513A.
All women graduates have been
asked to attend the meeting.
Fear can be
mastered by
Christian Science
Fear in some form is the foe
we all have to conquer fear
of sickness, lack or failure, old
age or loneliness. There are
many doors through which
fear tries to enter.
Science and Health with key
to the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy has shown count
less thousands how lo over
come fear. It does so, not in
terms of human psychology,
but of spiritual understanding,
as the Bible teaches.
For Science and Health
shows what God
really is. and how
anyone can find
and feel his God
given freedom in
every need.
Seitnct mnd Hteltk mav ht
rtad or bntfwti at any Christian
Setntt Rtadtnt Aeem. Sini S3
tor t coT pottpnid.
Christian Science
Reading Room
aaf.t s.aat
denied by this country that
Ameriran ships again were escort-i
inff Tha. Rwli lft thim A tk.
On. afternoon she simply pushed permanent cease-fir. for granted world m hi,i. nr n'ni
teat, sne nas learnea 10 iwiin, "u ,w,y front th. pool H nd et nHW-
in our family this now ranks asi,, ,h. ,i. j. Ka .m.n " could have been meant to
ithe greatest victory at sea since out '0' ,h 0,r ,,d- " ,n,lU push him harder into pressuring
Trafalgar. , P,wl """! w"r lik. thos. Chiang into cutting down National-
At first I was dubious about f 1 akinned poodle. ist forces on the Quemoy and
714 S. E. Rose Street
Open 10:30 fo 4:30 Ertrpt
Sundays and HoHdayt
10 or 1T years for reproduction to start. The difference in ,T. IhV sh m,d ,h ,1u ,nd ,.h."u . na'.' - " . "'.II '..'
years moans a great deal in dollars. t.ry of ; M.rt CM V.id TasiTto uhmenc. "M woman flushl with -,ni ,h,0'Vn'.
Fertilization truly holds forth much promise for the fu-1 ' that amount. J(16.7! went .":'!,, .! ',. ,uFM t,,n lh ''" ' ""or triumph . ommumsts if a cease-fir. be-
ture. but it must also be tied in with better usage. All that. I L. "ral fund, and '.. k ',;.,-.' i nhieetd ,nd Immediately swam back, comes permanent.
...a, .mt,..t ...iii - . i ii.jw to eacn county. - -- -. - .
rr n ii i iv ini fr, niu i. 'ilia in iiuir.
Supreme Court Sets Aside
FCC's TV Channel Transfer
V . . ,,cn f0"nI- , mv i;.,,,no off in .nod Sh. swallowed less than half th. u, .
Hatfield, distributed MM.KI0 to '?.m'ri ?''lA. J" J onnl.nl. , ,h. , . ,h. .... .Pahhcln MM
The Communists may have had
WASHINGTON (API The laws, was a claim bv Ford Mnine
Supreme Court today set aside the t o. for refund of M.SW M7 he.
tederal ( nmmunirattnns lommu- cause of allowances to dealers in
Sinn's transfer of TV channel 2 a period of four vears and five
These included HI 0OS each for Pon"m- , lV":!,ln 'rom an upper deck, 1 American polili" in mind as an
the state fair and the Pacific In-! "en, repuea rrances. a dii m.ui. i .now wnruir. i iium r;addrd inducement to Dulles to
ternational Livestock Exposition: acidly. " I think with luck she ll cry. It was a landmark moment mak. concessions to obtain a
and $7 287 each for the Pendleton r hl lo overcom. th. handicap for daddy-o, too. I cease-fire 'and prevent the poasi-
Round I'p and the Fastern (ire- nr the time she enters college. Th. next day ah. entered a bility of war.
gnn Livestock Show. Lesser u r I swimming race for beginners and At thia moment President Eisen-
won ov(r ( o-year-old opponent, hower, campaigning for Repuhli
We finally made a compromise.! -That wasn't easv." she said rans in the November elections
Tracy could come along if she ,tr, ,,,11 breathless. "Ten-veer-, is claiming with pnd. that hia ad
; agreed faithfully each day to keep old girls have awful long arms." . ministration has managed to pre
jup with her kindergarten home! ow everJf d,y ,n in,ti that serve peace,
(work paper scissoring and water her mother and I enter (he water. I Anv fierce activity around Que-
coloring. ou cant atiord to tail too. and lake swimming lessons moy between now and election
amounts
shows.
went to seven other.
First Civil Service
from Springfield, III , to St Ijiuis months for correcting defects in AoDointea Dial SunrJav
and its shift of Channel from vehicles. Had Ford won. it would Yv u"
l'eona. Ill, to the Davenport- have opened the way for others to NEW YORK i AP) Mrs Brire behind in these vital subjects. If f,0m her. It does no good for me dav would make peace look pre
...... ,,... .... ... ..... minions io. j Moses, niu. nrst womin to he ,u" i iraiii io cut mi vv" 10 poini out i vi oeen awimming earious.
and Illinois. , t ... ' ,3 LK'fu"t to review the cases appnted to a federal Civil Serv- dolls in kindergarten, you'll never for more than M years and. bad But if the reasons for the Com-
Ihe hich court ordered the I s of three men under sentence of ire mutinn c..... .i k.. learn it at Radcliff. I am nmhahl -anri'i - a.i m..-.ia ak.ii.naa o,,.mnv iw.ti.
Court of Appears for the District of death. They are Luther Bailey, home. A modern ship at sea Is a won- much better. original and resumed, are not
( olumhia to reconsider its apprnv- Negro convicted in Arkansas of Mrs Moses was appointed Sept. derful and exciting world to a "Just watch m. and do like I clear, neither are Dulles" reasons
. ,h ftCs reasngnmenl of rape; James Lee Burkhamer. con- S, 1RH;1, to a $m a vear clerkship child. Because she is merry and do." says Tracy confidently. "If for going halfwav around theJ
the channels vicled in West irtinia of killing in the Bank Redemption Agencv friendly, people like to spoil you'r. going to learn to do some- world to see Chiang. !
It directed that th. lower court an ll year old girl during attempt-, of the Treasurv Department Her Trarv. She quirklv became an un- thing, you might as well learn how There have been -guesses on
consider Icsliny.ny given at a ed rape, and Fdward Simon Wein. appointment was the second under official crew mascot. lo do it really right." that, too: that h. wants to assure
in.m inir.uiaii.1. m ""'J'"' "mvirieo in v aiitornia ot Kidnap- the I ml Service Art. The first One night at dinner she gravelv
tempts at wire pulling and inflii- ing for the purpose of robbery had gone to a man seven davs he- ronfided to staff Caot Robert H.
connection with 4. Agreed lo review acain the fore she left ih iu-a,ti.,. h.i Ur..i..it. r... k.ai fnant
are all captains There a you, and
TRAFFIC DROPS
ence-wielding
Hi. oecisinns. cases of three persons convicted when she married
Among other mator actions to- of contempt for lefusing to answer .
0,1V, ine nign coun: questions put to them bv the In-
I I pheld the right of Negroes American Activities Commission
to use a golf course and park fa- of ohm The cases, in litigation
rilities at New Orleans operated fur half a dozen vears. involve
hy a municipal corporation. This Ta'madte Ralev. an ollu-ial of the
was done hy affirming a lower I nited Fle.-trira! Workers. Joseph
court order. Stern and F.mmetl Calvin Bion
2. tot stand a lower court de s Asreed to take a look, in the
rision which blocked automobile light of the Consiituiion s..rrhaa
manufacturers and makers of var- and seiuies cla ise. at the validity throughout the state
ious other goods from collecting of a Baltimore ordinance which For the first nine months this
millions ot nnuars in reiunns irom renuirrs noirsenoMcr to
S VI.FM (P Oregon highwav
traffic in September was 2 6 per
the Highway Commission reported r,,n,r ,hn b old br"d ,h"r
Johnnv and three others.
Investigation disclosed Johnny
and Ihe other three "captains'!
wei. all bellboys. To Tracy there
was no distinction She still ranks
people bv the wav thev smile
toiiav
The
decrease was general
From the first dav she took to
the children s swimming pool like
a porpoise, and ner nose sprouted
new freckle an hour uniler the
admit vear. rural Irafde uaa rinuii 9 nf hni .milk... .. .k. nr..ii
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