La Grande evening observer., March 10, 1932, Page 7, Image 7

'Thursday, March 10; 1932
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE; ORE.
Page Seven
Hyde Alters Farm Loan Set-up;
finance experts Are Put in Charge
By Frank I. Wefe
(Associated Press, Farm Editor)-
WASHINGTON (' In an almost
overnight change Beor-stary Hyde has
the scope contemplated approximates
"big business" and requires the ser-J
vices or specialists in finance. :
Seed lean machinery heretofore has
diverted lrom the regular seed loan' been' limited to designated storm or
olflce of the department of agrlcul- drought areas, whereas the new work
ture to an entirely new and separate ' embraces the entire country and a
organization the 50,000,000 congress multiplicity of crops. W, ,. s
appropriated for direct loans to farm- ' Too; the; seed loan office always has
Ors. narrowed loans to the nurchnse nf
: There will be no essential differ- seed, feed anrt fertiliser thi. tim
ence in tha routine of obtaining alarmera will be allowed to borrow up
loan. The money still Is Intended ! to $1 an acre for other Dumoeea.
Chats With
Parents
$ 4 the scenery- and her startling etfd In
w Durning ana explosion. He Knew just
how these -miracles-were' 'accompltsh-
I ;"She didn't really fly,'"he 'explained
to his little sister who was not In-
terested. "Didn't you see . the ropes
that held her up? They moved her
' Bj" Alice Judson Pcule along on pulleys just the way you
Nearly every child has grown- do wash on a wash line,
up friends, an interested . aunt or -"And that oven they pushed her
uncle, a' friend of her parents or a into, was mad-e of asbestos- you know,
particularly sympathetic grocery clerk It had to be, because those were. real
or milkman. These contacts all' play flames. Made with gasoline,. I'll bet.
their part In his development. ; But dont worry, the witch didn't
Toward his parents and his teach- really burn up because when Hansel
ers the child - necessarily has no at- and Qrotel shoved her Into the oven
tltude In which the fact that he she dropped right into a trap un-
for farmers who have i exhausted every since it is believed most farmers must obey them makes him usually demeath."
"' uuiiuwcis nave plenty or seed and:feed because somewhat less free than In these No one can say that the afternoon
must post a prior lien on their crops of good crops and low prices there is 'ether relatlonshlDs.. For these crown.. 1 n, t H.nhtfi mi- hoth
n3 auiiiB iiiaicawon mat excene lor tne
Henry S. Olarke, a, Chicago banker, purchase of fertilize!1 nthe . greatest
has been named by the secretary to need will bo for -funds to pay. taxes
administer the fund under the title and other obligations. .
of national director of 1932 crop pro- Even with a crop Iter as security
upsi have no authority over him. children. But to each it was a wholly
They merely are his friends. t different experience. As parents, we
He meets 'them on terms of equal- try to give our children .pleasures,-tty.-
Yet they have the advantage advantages and experiences of beauty,
of being much kinder,- wiser and , . often we ara disappointed because
ductlon loans. He Is to have a salary It Is not felt that the seed lonn or-! more consistently frlendlv than Dlay , ,, i. ,nff,-t n, , v,nH
of MOO a month, and the regional flee could administer funds not speci- I fellows of his own age. He can talk hoped r. We may comfort ourselves
agents for his office' are to get $400. fled for production without running I to them freely about anything at all. wlth the thought that any experience
They are to be men who' thoroughly into complications, is,- S) , ; They make him feel that he Is a which we provide from , which our
understand credit affairs. it Is intended at nresent that person, and they lncreaso his feel- children Ani Interest nnrt tiKmsure
CLASSIFIED ADC
-thIS MARKET PLACE OF UNION & WALLOWA COUNTIES
(Count five average words
to the line.)
Per Hue, 1st insertion 10c
Per Hue, each added consec
utive insertion 7c
Minimum charge on one
order ..;;. 25c
RATES BY MONTH
3 lines, per month .;.. .' (2.50
3 lines, per month $3.26
4 lines, per month ,...$4.00
5 lines, per month $4.15
Each additional line over five
charged at 50c per line per month.
FOR RENT
FUItNISHED APT. Steam heat,
l Frlgldalre, electric rango. Call Mol
1 vine's. 3-0-4 t.
MODERN 0-rm. house, furn. Very
, reasonable Also a 6-rm. house, un
furnished, 1308 Spring St. 3-0-3 t.
MODERN, furn,, 7-rm. house, 1 block
from Normal on 9th. Inquire 1405
V N or phone 434 J. ,3-0-tf.
WANTED
DRESSMAKING Alterations,, make
overs. Eva N. Martin, 1104 Penn.
Ph. 404 M. ! 3-10-1 m.
RESIDENCE Vicinity Normal. Have
cow. Cheap. John Wall, 1701 Wash.
, 3-10-3 tp.
It was said for the secretary that Clarke's orcanizatlon 1b to be resoon-
responslbility for the loans was shift)- sible. for collections pn loans made
ed from the seed loan office because from the $50,000,000. . '
lng of self-respect. - All this adds
interest and variety to his world .
and helps him to acquire social- ease. '
Parents must be alert, however,
to observe whether the -child's
grownup friends really are the sort
whowill do this for him; The adult
who arrives with his pockets stuffed'
with candy often is popular with
the child, but he is not. always the '
sort who is good company for him. I
The fact that an adult thinks that
does not mean
is not lost upon them.
v ' AFTER "FLU"
ny I)r. Frederick Strieker
An epidemic of influenza is sweep
ing over this country and although
most of the cases are mild it Is known"
that the complications of this dial
ease are frequent especially after the
epidemic has ' been established for
some time. , Every case of influenza
should be seriously considered and
.the patient should take all the pre
cautions that should be taken with
any other serious infection. Just be-
niitui vnil nt-A nnh hoflrlrlrion with tliW
disease at the start does not mean
that vou can exnose yourself to a
more virulent type of Infection. Casas -rienty oi xnuwieage is ,avou- i . . a gin oi o ana a, uuy ui o wiu
Elmination Of
State Hospital
Clerk Is Likely
tack of influenza. ' ' t"
Influenza Is to. tie .avoided If pos
sible. Complete isolation would pre
vent, the spread of this Infection. Is
lands in the western r3fcabav been
able to prevent this 8lsease by an
Oltlhnfnn rn nil oh I no anri fnTi1nr h Iniiaa AhlMnin
Such a measure woAdJ fipwever, Jje ! that he has good sense in dealing mlnded J-" " hosp 'als
Impossible on the continent. The best ' with them. The - child must bo nnd combining this office with that
we can do Is to treatuthe' Infection ' guarded from grownups who bribe ' the secretary of the state board of
by rest In bed, good nourishing diet him with gifts, who make him show -control was Indicated by the board
and the avoidance of all visiting dur-i off or -who are excessively demon-'-.yesterday in ordering an Investiga
te an attack. If every ood citizen strative with him.- - -on - of the office and results . ob
would take these precantipiii the con-! ' His best friends are those who tallied.- . .
trm of infliionaii wnnlri ho nn onv 1 entov dolnff things with him. talk-' . The position as clerk Is now; held
matter. Team work Is needed to lng to htm, In a free give-and-take by Ben Wing, who has employed two
moot, thin uit.iint.inn iSiiofi tha nnnn- manner and' who observe .always stenogrnpners to assist mm. in or
latlon can be educated In nersonol the reticence' and respect for his In- flea was created by resolution of Bit-
hygiene and trained in igood health dtvlduallty which characterize good fus C. Holman, state treasurer,
habits we shall bo able' ito' present a lrienasnip uetween an uges,
solid front to all communicable dls- j ''--''
SALEM, Mar. 10 UP) Elimination
of the position of clerk of the feeblo
The Garden
convalescing from influenza are high
ly susceptible to other Infections. A
few days in bed with careful feeding
and nursing. Is- the best insurance
against complications that, can be
taken.
. The ordinary case of influenza doss
'not require any great amount of
medicine or medical, care but the
complications baffle the skill of th-3
most expert physicians. , Every epi
demic - of the disease- is followed by
infections of the nosev and throat,
lungs, heart and kidneys. Pneumonia
has its origin frequently in an influ-
include milk, fruit, green vegetables witch, wept tears of pure delight at
and cereals. Avoid fatlgtie; avoid the vision of . mangels descending to
$
3 3 S S,,S 8"&SSS
LANDSCAPE YOi;R OHOUNDS
ON THE ItDIXlET PLAN
rnctuftlruso of only that part of his
heme grounds on which his houso
stands. The modern home embraces
the tmtiro lot, and assigns to every
square foot of surface a function, use
ful or ornamental, . ,
The owner who neglects to develop
his grounds on this principle not only
starter! Inst .Time. .. nmus nts own onjoyment oi a prop-
The matter was brought up by Sec- erty which has coat him plenty, but
ratm-ir nt Clntn . T-Iol 1? tinea nr. in ivt HJaSUUS I IB rOMUtU VU1UU, U11U W11V
.The little giri was lost in the mu- qucstecl autllorZation for payroll houl he? Complete planting, ac-
MfiPi dftirl th-i quiio inuru uuuuy liiuii nu uiu-jh w
office had been in operation for some mo::( in one Vctil': ut 11 18 eusllv
time nnd that the results were not P'jiu ieu u. uaij.i.iu.lu.u
to
liandle the collections from estatoB
and relatives of inmates a3 provided
by a 1031 statuto. The. work was
SPIRITUAL READINGS DAILY Ap
pointments. Call Main 934.'
3-8-1 mp.
FOR SALE
SEWING MACHINE Portablo eloc-
tric. Or trade for chickens
FOR RENT Strlcuy modern 3
room ;urnlshed duplex, In best
residential district. Allen Duplex,
; 1507 4th. Main 543. '; 3-7-t f.
MISCELLANEOUS
LICENSED PLUMBER, Fred A. Balmes,
303 N avenue. - s s p-0-1 m.
DOWELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We Will'
clean up your ashesj papers, etc.!
Phono 323-J. 3-8-t t.
' k, Vw p o a, ZZ POB RS. . -Small houso, S0O0
brood sow. P. O. Box 74, Island , . . Vpv u
Cedar
3-3-t f.
EASTERN OREGON School or Music,
violin, piano, voice. Credits, 1, O, O.
P. temple. 447-J, . . 9.0-4 m
MONEY TO LOAN W are represen
tatives (or the Prudential Ins. Co.,
and can make farm or city loans at
attractive rates of Interest. Obos. H.
Reynolds, .Insurance, , loons snd
bonds, 8-1-1 m.
BARRED ROCK setting eggs. Apples,
Bring containers. Riddles, May
Park, 370 J , 3-10-3 t.
FURN. DUPLEX, 608 Adams. 3-1-t f.
WANTED Clean, cotton rags. Must
be good sized. Lace curtains, over
alls, stockings, strings not accep
table. Go lb., Observer office. 3
WILL BUY 30 old batteries. Will pay
according to their condition. New
batteries as low as $0.95. Automo
tive Electric Co., 1426 Adams. Phone
M 520. s 1-20-1 m
of "Hansel
able, but its application ;walts for its taken to a performance
adoption by all intelligent people. .and Gretel.'
Promiscuous coughing, and spitting '
spread influenza and bad colds. The sic and the story.
Iciilr rtf nniirlslilnrr tnnrl rill- tr tntl. . l, rrnw itt-Vi Via "
. .... e. : - , ,, "ie uui.uivu, bj Governor Julius L.
Injuns uuiiuiiiuiio id a. iJiuuiovoiiie aunciqg ujiimreu. , ,
causa of influenza. Correct diet must ., she shook .her. fist. .at the wlcksd
as great as was exoectcd. Ho askod ,ovei' s-voral years on a budget system,
William Einzlg If the purchasing de- Of course, If one can plant all at
crowds; have., plenty of test, sleep and guard the children in. their sleep and partmenv of which , he JfeUend.. could once, one gets the enjoyment of well
iresil air. .. . iauenea out loua ,wnn renei ana joy . . . . inrf 1.rvll,i0 -h oonnm. nut t io
affirmative. - much easier tp plant pare at a time,
If attacked by influenza or even when the curtain went down on the
! ft bad cold, remain at homo and in family reunion. .
bed as a duty to your&alf and to ' The little boy was no less fascinat
lothers. You will recover more quick-'ed. But for him the-hlgh spots in the c.h ,.f w,t.
enzol infection and many .other dls- ly and others will be protected from performance ., were tbe magnificent bcard
eases can oe tracea to an inicini ac- a use lniecnon. t- iiik" hms1
Secretary of State Hoss and Einzlg than to build in .that way. Gardens
ware instructed to investigate the uo noi depreciate witn years as ouua
to
FOR SALE OR TRADE Small grcf
eery, meat market and confection
ery combined at Yakima, Wash.
Inq. 1000 Oak St.
FOR RENT Modern 6 room dwelling,
" furnaco, 1913 Wash. St. Chas. H.
Reynolds, lnsuvanco, loanB, bonds.
3-1-t f.
3-10-8 tp
win ' ,
ROOMS -Clean and comfortable, hot
water, steam heat.
Second, cor. Wash.
FOR SALE $360 upright piano,
sacrifice for $65. Terms. 1901 East MOD. FURN.
O Ave. 3-0-2 tp.-; range, gar.
Close in. 1902
8-a-6tp
APT., Fngidaire, elco.
Cor. 6th and L. 1-9-t f
FOR SALE OR. RENT 6-rm. modem poR rent A niceiv rurnlshed room
house. Will sell with small down! with mlvate bath. One or two gen
tlemen preferred. Phone Main 007.
-: 2-17-t f.
payment. M. 934.
3-9-4 t. ;
HORSES, harness, most all -kinds
farm maph. Call Observer. 3-9-2 tp j
. Pomala Deer With Horni
FOR SALE Fl"e room modern house. n,. fi,.,.,,,,,! nnriiwui la n
Write Box B Observer. 3-7-0 tp ronlve of t8 reMwr f ,
FOB SALE Wheat farm of 307 A. ' Old world, snyij, Nnture MiiKnzlne.
12 A. of alfalfa; under ditch water Unlike tlio other members of tli
right for help upkeep of ditch. Vory i fluer ti'llie. hnth sexes liuvc horns,
'good house and barn, well and els-, blll 0se of th0 femnle tiro the more
tern. Water piped around house. --....., , - ,
Mrs. J. W. Daulton. 1027 E. Alder, ' '
St., Walla Walla, Wash. 8-7-8 tp
LA GRANDE MATTRESS and Uphol-
aterlnff and Bug Cleaning Works.
Ph. 4S1-W. Chas, Edwards, Prop.
.. ia-i-I m.--
LOST
LOST 'Ladles shoe between 21st and
Sacajawea on Adams. Return to
Observer.. ,.'".' : ltp
STRAYED TO MY PLACE 1 black
and 1 whltc-tfaced dark bay saddle
'ponies. No visible brandB. Will be
Bold to sheriff after 10 days from
Mar. 9 if not called for. Inq. Ob
server. ; 3i-9-10 t.
LOST Gas tank lock-cap, noar Playle .
Oil. Ret. to Playle's and receive reh
ward, . 3-10-2 tp
FOR TRADE
FOR TRADE House in town for cat
tle. Phone 180 M. . 3-10-3 tp.
4LFALPA and clpver seed. Send for
samples, Welssr' Grain and Feed Co..
Welser, Idaho. 3-4-2 mp.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosscr
Credit Goes to Poodle!
IF YOU WANT to buy a homo lit (
town in good location at V its
value see H. W. Smith, at the Fox
Farm. , 3-4-0 tp.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Tourist camp
and sorvico station, 211 Bridge St.t
Baker, Ore. 3-2-14 tj
10 A., MOD. improvements, 6 A. or
chard. Stock, Implements with:
place. 498 J. 3-1-1 m
SAW DUST
And 18 in and 4 ft, slab wood. Riv?;
McCarroll, M 1027. 2-24-1 ml I
Tlte
ILa Grai
is being conducted tor your benefit
: ' . -.-.!((' '' -
kifiiScl
MISS HESTER HEATH
will give you valuable information on home
economics and the products she uses in her work.
Be sure and notice her demonstrations using
25 Ounces for 25c
the ings do. With Intelligent care thoy
grow more valuable, and newer plant-
Bounl to CUvo Up Auto InSs quickly mature into perrect nar-
. The board ordered the sale of the hiony with the old. .
large automobile operated by ,the ' Of coure-a no planting can be done
board, because the need of the year until the grounds are graded and the'
was not sufficient to warrant its. re-j walks established. And there must be'
tentlon. - ' $ , la definite visualization' of the ultl-
A complete, inventory , of all state mate effect.-This means a plan, in
Institutions as of May 1 Was requested the mind or on paper, and it Is safer
by Governor Meier and. ordered of in-'on paper thnn In the mind. You may
stitutions heads. A closer record of 'be competent to make this plan your
farm materials, supplies and equip- self, or you may obtain help from
ment will be made by the secretary, 'experts who are usually available,
and redistribution of sofn' stock and Think out tho 'successive steps to
equipment was expected jtc-follow the fc0 taken according to the amount
inventory A : which ,oan' be' 'expended each year,
Thf(-members tff tfteMioard Morfday 'Mark out your shrub and flower beds
will Inspect the new state1, tubercul-tmd borders, and see that thoy have
osts hospital at Salem, which Is near- good soil to a proper depth. Then
lng completion.
Kathleen Kivett
Seeking Off ice
plan tho location of your tros.
Trees and foundation planting may
well, be planted the first year. The
trees need time to grow, and the
foundation planting : will help your
house to fit Into its new surround-
flAT.CM VH. Ill , tr.l.hlnn -OI I '"B- 1M WB BllUUltl UO OUUUUQ HUU
Klvett, Republican of Baker, filed herlBn""ols sown th0 firBt ?mr- , .
candidacy for the state representative) 1 ,uTh soconcl J"""- vo may plant tho
from Baker county, with tho secretary rubbery masse s which are to screen
of state yesterday. Her slogan, she ' oHiMtlonablo views, and put in the
announced, would be . "Government1- evergreens and otlur accent plants.
sconomy; more equabie distribution I "" ""ruo""rv '
of them poronnials for the pormaiwnt
garden picture. Later the architec
tural features can bo added as tho
final touch to the garden picture,
Such a budgot program can be
found full of interest.- As the plant
ing develops, you may acquire a now
conception of the complete develop
ment, perhaps, and desire to make
changes, perhaps additions to your
plans. Do not hesitate, to do so, for
a Bren Is a growing thing. When
wo stop changing it we are apt to
lo3e interest.
FOR SALE Wood, $ii vo 90 per cord
PrnrriTit Hnllvflrv PVimin fifiR-TI :i !
- - - 1-16-tlK
FOB 5ALE Only B200.UO down.- 16
acres. Improved, Joining golf links, I
Balance long time. Boo J. R. Mar
tin, 1104 Penn. Ave. Phono
1-21-t tt
THE WIGHT '
: FBSCkLES '
AMD TVIS .
TWO DO33
1 slspt :.
BESTl-eSSLV,
SOARDIWS "THE
ppecious
S7ROUO BOX...
MORWISJS
: CONiE9
AMD.
PR. liEWP JOST CAUU6D AMD
SAIO His VAS AT Th old - -MBLUlWseR.
House AMP THAT '
THE BOX WAS eetJE...I fbl-D i
HIM You HAD IT.... HE'S
COMIMS
'.i.M""ll
)
Emm. wLh'
(...ybOO. MOTHER T&LD MS YOU I. MOW, UUST A MlWUTe, -PH. I Y
HAP 1MB 60S OF OUey.,..B0r, ) tEN&....WATlL. I TEliL; '.'f
TELL' ME--vNHy PIP you Go J' bi 1H6 VUHOLE STosyi"... ) j
AHD SET IT? DOM'T "ybU PS- ) VOU'LL BE (SLAP VJ6 DID ) !
ALI2 yOU MAY HAJE HAP XyJ &J IT, AFTER. yoO 'AjS . '
STolEM From VSMZ. . . iHZ,. 4
you.-.. AMD ra.i 7 our C'---Sl T5l I
(Weu.! THAT'S ALMOST ) . U(. - U ( STOP TH6 CAR, DOtfToR;.
LIKB A 'MOVEL... I u UaaZ. 1 HW COMES OSCAR
C6ETAIHLY AAUSf WHK j W- HBKB&-J WE'LL TAK HlW.:
YOU FOR S6TTIHS THS ) F6l.UA ' ALOHS 10 MBS. -1 1
AVWAY FRO A HARD J THAT SoT' THE J X REPFIBLP'S !! J : i .!
CRINMWAU... BOX FOR US.... CPT -!
pL TAUE A BOW, J L'
'., m9Sfmm K r ' V , v . Ka.u..nsrbn. CM
r-u 1 . . : r
uHJH...y,see,'
F OSCAR.'-AlJ'
I HAPH'T SoHf
OUT AFTER THtf
Box VMH6H NS
DIP,1HS VJHOL
THIH VJOULP
BE" A MSSS.if
DRY COARSE WOOD from Union-;
$4.25 nnd 4.60 per loud. Pl(ojg
Archie Conloy, 137 A. , j "i
1-16-1 rri;
All In the Viowpoint ' i
Nlnely per cent of wo people urtf
bl(;ot9 culling other folks bigots.-
A I elilsnn (ildbD. .-
of taxes by state maintained public
scnoois.
Hanson .Hughes, Democrat of Hep
pner, filed his candidacy for delegate
to the national Democratic conven
tion from the second congressional
district. He said "I -am for Roose
velt." ; - --.':'
Bowling - v
Prank G. Menke snys dial It Is a
mystery as to where Uie game of
bowling originated. Some nulliors
follow It back to Egypt nnd Greece.
They point to painted and sculp
tured relics from these (indent na
tions to bear them out. But there
Is doubt as to whether these depict
a game of bowls. Drawings exist
In Unglund today showing Hint lawn
bpwls actually was n sport there
In the middle of the Twelfth cen
tury." This lends to establish the
English claim for creation of the
bowls. Washington Star:
New Warden of
Leavenworth
for G
ver do Years
The demonstrator will show
you that K C is a DOUBLE
ACTION baking powder
that in using it you get FINE
TEXTURE and LARGE
VOLUME in your bakings
that you can use less than you
do of high-priced brands. You
will realize that it is not neces
sary to pay high prices for bak
ing powder.
Afterseeing the demonstrations
use K C in the same way in
your own home. Give it the
oven test and judge by results.
OVI GOVERNMENT USED
MILLIONS OF POUNDS
v
Warden P. 0. Zorbat, abovo, new
ly appointed chief of the federal
penitentiary at Fort Leavenworth,
Kan., is rapidly completing reor
ganization of tho prison person
nel. Zerb.st aucceeded former
Warden Thomas B. White, who
was Injured when kidnaped by
convicts in a prison break last
December. White will become
temporary head of a new federal
penal farm at El Paso(VTexas.
Income Tax
Facts
No. 7
UriTrRNS OF lll'SISAM) AND WIFE
If husband and wife should each
have a net return in excess of $4000,
but neither a not Inconip In excess of
$0000. it Is to their Interest, in filing
Eeparato income-tax returns for the
year 1931, to divide the personal ex
emption of $3500 between them, as
shown by the following illustration.
In. which the husband claims $3000
and the wife $500,
Net Income, husband $7000
Personal exemption 3000
Taxable at 1 y2 per cent ;
Husband's tax
Net Income, wife ....
Personal exemption ,
4000
. 4fi00
. COO
Taxable at iy2 per cent .
Wife's tax
4000
00
120
, Total for husband and wife
Tho normal tax rate being 1 per
cont on the first $4000 of net Income
in excess of tho personal exemption
and other crcditn, 3 per cent on the
next $4000. and 6 per cent on the
balance, any other division of the
persona! exemption would have sub
jected part of the husband's or
wlfo's income to the 3 per cent rate.
The computations do not Include the
25 per cent credit on earned in
comes. Aside from dividing the personal
exemption, husband and wife often
may further decrease the amount of
their- total taxes by filing separate
returns and reporting their separate
incomes therein, providing their
Joint income is sufficiently large to
bo subject to the surtax, which ap
plies to net Incomes in excess of
$10,000.
Error .Talkative
Kvery ftbsiirdity Im.s a cliamploD
to defend It ; for Krror If always
tnlUnti'UulUumitu.
Professional
Directory
Hospitals
DIU I.EE D. BOUVT
Eyo, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital
CJJ r,vt Foley Bldg. Pa. Main 18.
Osteopathic Physicians
S.RS. J. I.. A MAItOAllET INOI.E
Oencnil Practice) and Obstetrics
6omraer Bldg.
Office. Main 100 Rca Main lis
DIl. E. L. FA11S
aenoral Practice
Now Foley Bldg., 8rd floor.
Phone Main 000 Res. 000-B.
Miscellaneous
ABTHOI.OGKIt
MH8. FREDERICK BALMEg
203 N. Ave.
Readings Dally.
THE NEW F ANGLES (Mom'n
Pop)
Jaw Breaker!
By Cowan
VNHAT'S WRONG
i IN THIS
PICTURE?
NOTHING . I
f WHAT'5 VNRONG HANK AND 1 , Z,.SS( WHERE. KT OUK NEIGHBORHOOD
I i IN THIS ) WANTED TO V "A5T you BEEN, XUB. AND WATT TILL? COME ;
I PICTURE? SURPRISE VOli I CHICKEN SO ' TELL. YOU-TM ON TV 1 AMD
NOTHING. I A BY HAVING CINNEIlV ! . , UPTre'? .COMMITTEE FOR THE ' GET j
PS. ( 7 1 K
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