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THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
PAGE TWO
Niagara Bridge Neat
s p I a p e R
-SOJCI A T I ON
WHY NOT REVIVE THE BOHEMIA DAYS?
W ith a n o th e r S o u th Lane fa il' sue«-« s if u lly e lid e d . m any
have made iiu ju ir ic s as to w h y a n o th e r a ttra « -tio n can not be
added to til«- tw o «lay event in the re v iv a l o f the B o he m ia Days.
Bohem ia D ays have been stag«*d in the past and th e n - is no reas­
on to believe th e y can not In- sta ge d a g a in . W e are c a llin g a tte n ­
tio n to the p o s s ib ilitie s so th a t p lans can be made e a rly . I f o u r
m e m o ry serve« us r ig h t th e n - w as to have been a dam ce le b ra ­
tion co m b in e d w ith th«- Bohem ia Days here last s p rin g , b u t th e '
c e le b ra tio n never m a te ria liz i-il. T he loi-al A m e ric a n le g io n post,
th e lo g ic a l o rg a n iz a tio n to p la n a m i m anage the B ohem ia Days,
«leelined at th«- tim e in defen-nee to th e T r a il to K a il pageant,
b ut tin - pageant has passed a m i th e re is n o th in g to h in d e r plans
fro m g o in g fo rw a rd f o r a b e tte r c e le b ra tio n in c o n n e c tio n w ith
th e f a ir a n o th e r year.
sim ilar lu-usehold appliances
(HI.
IX-puty Petroleum Coordinator
Davies reported only a 10-day
supply o f gasoline reservi-s on the
A tla n tic seaboard an«l Price Ad­
m in is tra to r Hrndgraon ordered a
III percent cut in deliveries to fill-
(ng stations in east coast states.
F illin g station operators were
told to rcduc«* gas sales to th e ir
customers "«-quitalily" but to a l­
low neceaaary fuel io «'ominereial
public an«l health vehiel«-s.
Ship..
M a ritim e Commission Chairm an
Land, speaking in C ahfhrniil. said
(he immediate goal in ship pro­
duction is more than 1200 m er­
chant ships by tla* end of PM.’l
and the U. S would be producing
an average of tw o ships a day un­
til then.
The navy launcht-d th«- sixth
submarine since Januaiy 1 and
announced that during the first
half o f August tw o minesweep­
ers, tw o torpedo Isints and two
d is tric t eraft were launched ami
18 keels laid.
CLANNISH?
W e are n o t te llin g a ny secrets w h e n we say th«- people o f
th is section have been accused o f b e in g m ore o r less c la n n ish .
< 'lanrtishness m ay have its good p o in ts , b u t to o m uch «Joes not
p ro m o te c o m m u n ity s p ir it o r h e lp o u t in n a tio n a l em ergencies,
w id th m ay g ro w w orse befo re th e pre sen t E u ro p e a n c o n flic t is
0V«T.
A t the c o m m u n ity p ic n ic in c o n n e c tio n w ith th e f a ir last
w eek at least tw o people gave th e e xp re ssio n th a t th e p ic n ic
su p p e r m ig h t have been m uch b e tte r w ith o u t b re a k in g u p in to
sm all g roups. T h is lo c a lity is lik e m an y o th e r average A m e ric a n
co m m u n itie s o f lik e size. Too m a n y o rg a n iz a tio n s e x is t. One can
not b e lon g to them a ll and as a re su lt th e re is l i t t l e o p p o r tu n ity
o f g e ttin g a c q u a in te d . In th e process o f g e ttin g acquainte«! we
o fte n fin d th a t o u r n e ig h b o rs, w ho we n e v e r tr ie d v e ry h a rd to
kn o w are p r e tty good people a fte r a ll.
ONLY THE FREE CAN COOPERATE.
T h is unusual pholo t a k e » fro m a C a n a d ia n boat shews H a in h o w
Bridge s i N ia g a ra F alls n ea rin g ro iu p lrlio n . Iro n w o rk e rs a re p*a«-
ing Iasi bolts and p ain ters are app lying double ro u t o f a lu m in u m
p a in t on bridge, w hich w ill o ffe r pedestrians and aulohtls unobslrs
ed view of both (alts.
THIS WEEK IN DEFENSE
Jn a radio address to , he A r m y , fOr the 1940 modej y w ir cut ,0
• IT hat makes a q u it fan quiz­
zical? That's one you don’t note
I q know to win a high rating in
this intelligence test. Just dig
into the problems below, m ark
your answers in the space pro­
vided and then c h rrk the an­
swers and add points for your
rating.
(1) You don't hav«- to be a con­
stant visitor to the Naval Observa­
tory to know that when it's 4 p. m.
ui New York, clocks on the banks of
the Mississippi register «*> I p m .;
(b) 3 p. m.; (c) 5 □
p. m.; (d) 7 p. m.
(I) Calling culinary experts!
Hero's one that's your "dish.” It
there was a "b ru lo l” served you,
you'd know it was (a) a heavily
spiced roast; tb» a baked redflsh;
(c) a lighted pudding; (d> a pastry
CITY COURT
The follow ing fin«-* were ass«-«s-
e«l in c ity co u rl the past w«-ek:
Harold tMaan and James Cathy,
on charge of drunk and dl*ord<-rly
conduct. For violation of the basie
rule; Pet«- Beneh and C url Steven­
son. C. C. Rankin, parking In po­
lice zone. R I. T in pin. d e fw tIv e
lu ll ligh t. W alter ll«**s I«»' failure
to observe stop str«-«-t. Jane ISM-,
double (Milking. Frank
Dillon,
over! line parking.
•lusllee Cuurt.
The follow ing «-iiargi'd w ith
tra ffic violations went- hi rung«-«!
liefore A lla King, Jusli««- of the
pea«-«*, the post w«a-k: Ixm H. Mc­
C arth y,
no o|n-rators In-enses,
Gene -B Bunsen, no ta il lig h t;
For«-si M C lark, no operators II-
(•«-ns«-; H arold F. Bolgi-r. failure
to stop at a highway slop sign
N CKAM HLE FDR I.K IN G
til'A R TERM
Numbers of in « f-m illlcs who
have moved here w ith la the past
few Weeks are flliilin g it tiiffie illt
to sectir«- livin g quarters. The
housing shortage Is growing par­
tic u la rly acute as school tim e ap­
proaches again This «li"*|ilte ih«-
fact that several n«-w hou- <-s ill«-
being plunned o r under «-onstiue-
tion.
How Do I F e e lf
Asylum Warden So you th in k
you are sane now? If 1 give you
your freedom w ill you leave lii|u o r
ami wiNiM-n alone?”
Inm ate I sun* w ill.
W arden You better stay h«-n-
You're s till crazy.
C H AN G E A B O tT
‘ John,” she sakl, "I'v e got a k>t
o f things 1 want t«r ta lk to you
about.”
"G«iod." John interrupted "I'm
ce rta inly glad to lieur it Usually
you want to ta lk to me u I mhi I a
lot o f things you haven't got.”
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M’Gl'ST 2M. 1911
V. .u. .e. S 01 B 2
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41. 4 .
Radio Riiy
I his T h is to Say:
H o w d y I'o lk s I t 's near the
fir s t o f I In- m on th a m i We
tu rn n n i- Ih o u g h ts to the
e te l'lllll IllOltey i|lle s tio ll l l o l l
tn gi ♦ it.
• • •
We henr«l abo ut a mani«-«l
liu lv u ho w a s n 't a frn id to
a s k ,h e r h iis h a m l fo r m oney.
She was cool a m i «-olleeteil
* • •
T ln -y say th a t m oney is
the root o f a ll e v il. I hat
is |ir o h iih ly the reason
we a lt t r y to d ig it up.
• • •
\u<l th a t re m in d s us th a t we
expect those w hom ive huve
helped Ih ro iiu h th e «1« pres
s i o i i . to " d i g u p " w hat th ey
owe us, now .
• • •
A n d , b y reason o f «-ertaiu
ru lin g s o f I'm I«- Sam . we an
u ou iie i
h ig h e r d o w n pay
m< nts m id a m a x im u m o f 18
m on ths te rm s on n p p liu n e e a ;
e ffi-c tiv e Sept I'ir s t.
• • •
Also, hy reason n f c e rta in
r illin g * o f the p ocke t honk.
w<- a iin o iin e e h ig h e r prie«-s
m i re p a ir w o rk n ix) a m ild
m um o f f I on sendee «-nils.
SEE YOU AT THE IN-
COME TAX ol-TH ’E.
A treat awaits you if you have
A ’ t . i V A e h o n
_.
,
on the reasons fo r extension o f ¡817,000 cars during the fo ur
not Irh s l our O riental delight ice
O n ly those w h o are fre e can co -o pe ra te , ih e v o lu n t . it v na- selective service, W ar Secretary months beginning August 1, com-
cream. Gustafson*« of «-tiurse,
1 1 st « n i > y fc » fy K y q |i
tu re o f o u r m ovem ent is its p rim e fo u n d a tio n . N o d ic ta to rs h ip Stimson said the government real- pared w ith 1.560,000 during the
3 - ltc - ti
o f R ig h t o r L e ft o r C e n tre can be s u b m itte d fo r th e r ig h t o f ized the personal sacrifice o f ad- fo u r months ended Ju ly 31. Gen-
the people to o rg a n ize th e ir o w n liv e s a n d th e ir o w n tra«le fo r d itio n a l service but was also con- eral Motors, C hrysler and
Fortt
th e ir o w n good. W h ils t m illio n s o f c o o p e ra to rs are f ig h t in g and scious o f the danger to the U. S. were asked to make a 27.6 per-
w o r k in g to d e fe n d th e free do m o f d e m o c ra c y , we s h a ll never
He said "some o f the most s ig n ifi-
cent cut from last ye a rs levels;
fo rg e t it is o u r d u tv to in s u re th a t th e peace, w hen it comes,
cant symptoms . . . which invart- Studebaker. Hudson. Nash. Pack-
is p erm a n e n t, « -c u re and t r u l y c o -o p e ra tiv e .— T h e C a n a d ia n ably forecast the coming o f a new ard Wily-s an«l Crosley. 20.2
C
ta- - to
A xis atta ck . . . are occurring in
OPM Associate D ire cto r H ill-
o- p e ra o r.
South Am erica . . . the most dan- man said unemployment in the in-
A d ails a ln n 10c and Me
.
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gerous avenue of a tta ck against d u stry would be headt-d o ff by
N o w th e re is ta lk o f p la c in g th e P a c ific coast in th e n a tio n -
tran sfe r o f workers to defense
Sim., Mnn., Toe*., August SI Sept. 1-2—■ "Z lrtfie ld
al gasoline r a tio n in g .scheme. I t the jo b is d o n e .p ro p e rly th«- ad-
-p,,, w a r departm ent announced plants and o the r defense indus-
G irl," James Stew art, Judy Garland. Ih s ly la im ir r ,
111 i 1 lis t ra tio n m ig ’ '.et someone els«- do th e ta lk in g f o r S e c re ta ry th a t unless the interna tion al situ- tries and the conversion o f auto
I-ana Turner, Tony M artin, Jackie Cooper,
o f In t e r io r H a ro u l Iekes. F ro m a ll o b s e rv a tio n s Iekes ta kes free ation becomes more serious it in- pnatuction m achinery to defense
Wed.. T h u n .. 8«n<. S-4— "A WDM IN 'S FA C E ,"
sp«eeh to o lit e r a lly a nd a fte r b«-’s sai«l h is pi« «-«-, i t m akes y o u tends to release by December 10 w ork along ,lhe same lines as
(31 T h e boat above is m a k in g IS
Joan C tyw fo rd . M«-lvyn Iksiglns Conrad Veklt, Osa
w a n t to do ju s t th e o pp osite .
approxim ately 150.000
national s im ilia r ipafes in the silk indus-
knots, w h lih is m o re than IS m ile s
■Masseri. Preview F'ealiire "Huehelnr Daddy," Bali)
'
— — ——— —— —" - - — -—
guardsmen inducted List f i l l , 2 0 ,- try
•*
Sandy. K a th ry n Adams. R. W nlhurn
per hour. (T ru e I- “ I
R ETU R N OF A L L W ASTES TO year oi cultivated row crops. The 000 selectees inducted last No-
Detenne C ontracting.
or
f a l s e . I [_ _ J
F ri.. Sat.. Sept.
"A 4>!RY Y ID
< I NG I. XD4 .”
S O IL KEEPS L’ P
F E R T IL IT Y , upper three feet of good soil may vember and December, and 10.000
The OPM announced changes in
(41 Paging historians! The In­
Jam- W lthi-is. N i f n e y K e l l y . John
<hn Sutton. Janet
_______
contain more than 200 tons per reserve officers. The releases w ill A rm y and Navy purchasing poli-
vincible Spanish grand fleet that
Beecher Preview Feature "THIle the T o lle r," Kay
"D o n 't burn anything th a t can acre o f organic m atter, accumu- be made upon application in ac- cies to combat unemployment in
H arris, W illia m Tracy, Erm-st Tru«-x.
be converted into humus.” is a lated through thousands of years, eordance w ith the follow ing p ri- plants and communities threnten- England conquered "w ay hock
when'' was (a) the Armada; <b)
basic rule fo r m aintaining the fer- which is lost under c u ltiva tio n at o ritie s : dependency and hardship, «-d w ith shortages o f m aterials (Mo­
the Great White Fleet; (cl the Bun-
t ilit y o f Oregon so ik, according to the rate o f about 750 pounds per age of more than 28 on Ju ly 1, cause o f p rio rity action and to a a c c u u b b o o - <d)
th e r — |
;(d
) the
Dr. R. E. Stephenson, soil scient- acre per year.
1941. and m arriage fo r those who u tiliz e more o f the nation's pro- Del Ma rbo
Fleet
I
I
-------------------------- have served 12 months. Men com-
ductive capacities through sub-
,
J ——1
ist at the O.S.C. experim ent s ta ­
GONE— NOT FORGOTTEN
n
U t m « enlistm
» n t ¡at m ents
o n te w
w i ill
l l also
n l« n be
lw contracting.
nr. n t r o o t in ,, The
t i ... Government
r im .o n n ......- ..........-
'»> Jewels are hard, so Is thl»
one.
p leting
can
„ one'
tion, in a new station circu la r No.
tOf " i l T i B IU ? U<?SR
i
Chi
" : « o ,,a h ' “ n ,™C,S
p rl7 " u l’ ,o s t£ e 1. p r l X ' . ' l n the c'yes
143, e n title d " H umus fo r Oregon
“ I suppose you ca rry a memento
A d m is s io n 10c a n d M e
Soils.”
Aid
Jewelers; <b>
(bl archeologists;
a re he olo .i.i. (c
le l i r 1-----1
of some sort in th a t locket of
— to o B rita
, . in . , Russia, (h 1 ln a . ! 15
.1 percent above current «iuota- . Jewelers;
“ l
Bargain
Nights
lOe Hsturday Mstlsee lOc and Ifte
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the
Boysl
Fam
ily
of
England.
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Humus or organic m a tte r is yo u rs'
w hat keeps soils physically fit.
"Yes, i t ’s a lock of m y husband's c ra ft fe rry and a ir transport ser- sm all contractors, elim inate bids
(61 The word "fo re " if associated
Thurs., l-'rl., August 28-2»— "Dance H u ll,” Carole
Any waste products of the farm ,
h air.”
vices to W est A fric a and
the and performance bonds when nec-
with golf, but the word “ contact”
Landis, Cesar Romero, William ll<-my, June Storey
or city lot fo r th a t m atter, such
"B u t, yo u r husband is s till M iddle-Eastern w ar zone to pro- essaiy. inspect products nt
the makes one think of (a) bridge play,
B A R G A IN N IG H TS. Admission 10c.
vide
direct
and
speedy
delivery
to
plant
to
fa
c
ilita
te
prompt
pay-
as straw , weeds, stalks, stubble, a liv e !”
ers; <b> a tennis game; (c) r ~ J
Sat.,
Sun.. August SO-31— "K ill's to s t Ride.” Ray
"a c ritic a l point in the fro n t ment and call fo r bitte to b '«rok- airplanes; id) road building.
"Yes, but his h a ir is gone.”
I
vines, canes, o r leaves, a ll are
Corrigan. Max Tcrhune, Luana W allers Preview
against
aggression.
.
.
"T
he
route
en
down
into
optional
unFs
to
valuable sources o f humus and.
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(7) How’s your angling know­
feature. “ Slngi«|Mire M noinn,”
Brenda M arshall,
w ill be so arranged th a t it w ill p erm it sm aller firm s to bid.
when returned to the soil, help to
Women Airplane Pilots
David Bruce S atunlay M atinee 2:30 p. m Adm is­
ledge? Fishermen have an old su­
A g ricu lture ,
sion !()«• and 15c.
prevent its becoming hard anti
Women airplane pilots numbered not pass through the zone o f ac-
perstition that the best time to catch
Price A d m in is tra to
r Henderson
crllb t ,9
„ (a) a aftcr
d,nnpr. ,b)
baked. Where such m aterials are 755 as of July 1. 1939. of which num- tual w arfare, M r. Roosevelt said.
. .
,
.
in - r a ir in c r ; ' di w n e n
Mon., Tue«., Wed., September 1-2-S—CLOSED.
The President told his , press set ceding pnc<-s of burlap, used the moon is fu
ll; <c) at high tide-
deficient in nitrogen th e ir value ber 73 had commercial licenses, 26
full;
conference
Russian
needs
fa
ll
into
the
packaging
fall
in
of
feed
fe
rtiliz
e
r
<<j)
following
t—
1
is increased and th e ir decomposi- limited commercial licenses. 433
T h u n .., F ri., Sepi. 4-A—"T W O IN A T A X I," A nita
tion hastened by the addition of private licenses and 223 solo tw o categori«-s: i l l m aterials im- and a g ric u ltu ra l products, at ap- • rainstorm.
I-ouixe, Russell Hayden. D ick l'ure« ll. Fay H. Im.
m ediately available to help them proxim ately ,20 percent below re­
B A R G A IN N IG H TS , Admbtaion the,
nitrogen fe rtilize r.
licenses.
in th e ir summer campaign; (2) cent New York «tuotations,
Estim ates are th a t one year o f
--------------------------
m aterials which w ill be available
OPM ann«unc<*d 35 to 40 new “GUESS AGAIN”
legume sod w ill restore about as
Orange fla ke ice cream at Gus
3-ltc-4 f° r ,he spring carnPa*8t> next year, egg-drying plants w ill be b u ilt by
much humus as is lost w ith one tafson's o f course.
ANSWERS
* ' 1 Russia w ill not get lend-lease aid, private interests at a cost o f from
I. (b ) for 10 pts..............
the President said, because the $50,(XX) to $100,(XX) each in Illi- t. (e l for 20 (y u m m y l).
Soviets have the necessary cash nois, Iowa, Indiana. Kansas, M in- 3. (T ru e ) for 10 m o r e ...
fo r m aterials.
nesota. New York, Tennessee, 4. (a t for 10......................
5. <b) for 20......................
Production.
Wisconsin, and Ohio, increasing • (c ) lo r 10 pis ..............
President Roosevelt told his capacity from 12,000,000 to mon- 7. (b) for the same........
press conference that on the aver- than l(X),(XXi,(XX) pounds annually RATINGS: 90 100 good-
age defense production is up to to provide dried eggs to Great n e s s l 8 0 9 0 . p l e n t y TOTAL
»well; 70 80, not had at
estimates and in some cases ac- B rita in . S im ila r projects are un- ell; #0-7#, you got one 20 anyway I
tu a lly oxceeds estimates. He said, der consideration to expend m ilk
however, he s till is not satisfied drying, cheese and other concen-
w ith arm am ent production. He trated food production fo r Am eri-
T H E LOW DOW N FROM
said several hundred tanks manu- can and B ritish requirements,
H it KORY GROVE
factured this year have gone to
C ivilian Defense,
the B ritis h ; the quota o f 61 a n ti-
C ivilian Defense D ire cto r La-
There is one th ing I would say
a irc ra aft
ft guns m onthly is being Guardia
arranged fo r the firs t i f I was to venture a peep on wh it
more than m et; 160 37-mm. a n ti- statc«wid<- "b la cko u t” to be held ¡s ailing this country 1 would sav
tank guns w ilt be delivered in the night of September 12 in New W(. b(.,.n too much
„ ((x,
a l
»
C ? z»r »4 s » w i 1
z> n z l * i* X il
I - .-
a .,...» ..
..I ll
August.
260 I in
September
and 320 Mexico. Tw.-lve
towns . w
ill 1 be one hand c ó p ^ d io o u r'e a r w a it"
9,000 ww fAre p a r t s 90.000
in October; 340 81-mm. m ortars "bombed,” fires w ill be started in fng on word from W ashington D.
fi/tVTS GO WO TN£ "A/RFAAMÊ -
Avr w io o /A f zzwszvf,muaur: opap
w ill be marie in August.
vacant Jots and o the r emergencies C
w in o m £ nts . S ors op PAoPeuop— '
OPM D ire c to r Knudsen told a w ill be rehearsed.
Instead of 100 m illio n vo ters'
«P A MOOEPN PURSUT PtAPE
press conference the rate of de-
M r LaGuardia also announced te llin g them down on the Roval
fem e progress is su fficien t to pro- a tra in in g program fo r 100,(XX) Potomac what we want «Ion.- we
Vide adequate equipment fo r the volunteer nurses' aides w ith the h(1V(. (ln o u (fif fh ,.rp tp|)j '
a rm y w ith in six o r seven months, collaboration o f the Red Cross w<- are half-w ay lik«i a flo«-k of
and a vary outatandlng
He predicted again the U. S. can and local hospitals. The Public SPil|s w a itin g fo r the ringm aster
T u t fAPTA 9A/PÍ
out-produce any o the r nation but Health Service called fo r 50,000 to throw us a fish.
said that the nation is s till not young women to egin profession-
We got s«»me nice ducks down
ABOUT /OO.OOO
showing the correct s p irit. Pro- al nursing tra in in g ihis fa ll to there in Congress hut it is like
TOPf ~ p o s n f
duction ra th e r than shipping he meet a fu tu re shortage. At pres- „ hag of wheat that has not been
m e T eopic p u s r
said, is the greatest bottleneck in eni, the Service said, there are through the cleaner, there is too
epop r u t
G ey
U. S aid to B rita in .
10.(XX) vacant positions fo r regís- much ch aff and weed seed
U. S. INVENTIVE 6
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W ar Under Secretary Patterson, tered nurses in the nation's hospi-
f f , his Congress wants to avoid
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speaking a t Syracuse said A m er- tais.
going «irtwn in history as the na-
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ica is a t last pushing
tow ard
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lion's a ll tim e Weak Sister, it has
IDEAS.
production
Tooling up w ill soon
The Federa, R<,serv,. Board is- gotla start and pronto undoing |
be over. Guns, tanks and planes sued tentative regulations which KXX) m is fit laws cooked up there,
are coming in daily
increasing r said w ill probably be placed In f O harpoon business little busl-
numbers.” He cited production in- effect ¡n September to increase ness, and big, and medium. I f we
creases in the past six m onths: (hP r,.q,)irf.,| sjze of down pay- are to have a country here, where
tanks, 8(X) percent; other vehicles, ments on installm ent buying (they everytxxly can keep on having a
600 percent; machine guns, 225 w j|j bfl from )5 (o 33 percent) and car, and a radio, and an ice box.
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BRING TH I FAMILY for a Grand Timo
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percent; a n ti-a irc ra ft guns, 4 0 0 (O shorten to 18 months the lim e and be our own boss except fo r
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percent; smokeless p«)wder, 400 fo r payments on autos, airplanes, i the Mrs. we gotta s ta rt w ritin g
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power boats, motorcycles, re frig - postcards to Congress, aoon.
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Arcade Theatre
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