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.Thrips Infest Labish Fields;
; Hew Treatment Held
, Remedial
LABISH CENTER. August 6.
.Because, many ol the onion
fields In this district-have early
'become Infested with, horde of
tiny Insects , known as thrips,
some farmers are applying hydra
ted lime dost to their fields in an
.effort to combat -the damage
which 'ml!ht accrue to' their pres
ence. .
Reports from other districts In
dicate that the lime application
has been quite successful in thrip
control. While the presence of the"
Insects, which are so small as to
be scarcely - -visible, hare been
noted every - year, tbalr appear
ance so early In tho season as the
forepart of July would indicate
that control measures are In or
der. ' . i - ;
Much of the blight which af
fects some fields Is attributed to
, thrips. The insects work upon the
- plants la such a way as to cause
new shoots to appear, and since
the energy utilised In this growth
Is from the formlng onion bulb, a
curtailment ' of ueh v abnormali
ties in grox-th is essential for
marketable produce.
Three ton of ' the lime was ap
plied this wek to onion fields on
the Hayes I-ablsa farms.
National Board
For Depression
Control Talked
WASHINGTON. August .
(AP) Returns from a question
' nalre of. the chamber of commerce
of the United States Indicate busi
ness men favor some sort of na
tional planning board as a pcseI
ble preventive for depressions.
Two hundred presidents of
trade associations were'asked If
they thought I such a group could
make a worthwhile contribution
to economic stability;
Henry p. Fowler, secretary -of
the chamber's committee on the
continuity of business and em
ployment, said today the great
majority of those .who hare re
plied endorsed the proposal. Re
added, however, there was a wide
range of opinion os the set up and
activities of the board.
GUESTS AT ROBERTS .
ROBERTS, August 6 Sirs. C.
W. J alien eC Portland Is visiting
at the home of her faster. Mrs.
Roy J. Rice. Mrs. Jullen and Mrs.
Rice drove out to Hlllsboro to vis
it their father ! Monday. Mr. and
Mrs. mgel and Mrs. R. H. Smith
of Lorn Angeles have been visiting
at the home of Mrs. Alice Cool
ldge the last few days.
Radio
ProQiaiiis
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now
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Va a in, U Twa. ProfMSers,
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4S Kfiimirrjdt trim, HBC
;I-Vmui'i Msgsiiaa ta Air,
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KBC
Ovaik at VUUdy.
:1S Westara Ytm How houtVC
:0O Fridlr Chat. t
: IS Trail E!aaera.
:S5 Aircraft talk.
:5 NBC matin.
:15 Otjitt. i (
:4S Health Mso.
:SO Paol Whitecaaa, KIC.
:oe Asm 'a' Andy. BC.
:4S Clare : T!mi.
:0 Haas at Calar. NBC.
:S Tha Metrpliain .NBC.
- XOAO - . , .
:I0 HovaLaa? oncart.
:e Aasarieaa lgian atata eonren-
tian prornamr addresses by
' Ralph - O Veil, national em-
wander aad Jirt. Bta Laaaagh.
native! viaa pre (id eat American
Legion aaiiliary.
:0e Farm howr.r
:l In tha Says ars.
:30 Market raports, era; saa wea
ther faeeeast.
:53 Caaitiaa ml Oregaa atathith-
waya. t I
:0O Orsaa procraa.
:SO Haiaukr: hear.
:00 Caaaim Jane. "X Mi4raaaaer
IaeheaN Party".
;ie VCalkiag Tear is tU Britiln
Islea. v Tj ' .
;30 Ari-a l.yiea ?ata cwna-
ta atracraai, braaScatt - of
haatpahip Jaaior aaaehail aar-
ias a-nB4 (aaae).
:0 FanIIr.i
:3S MarkM resarts aaeii4 braa4
eaat'af wheat, weal an 4 livestock
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45 Bpas saarkat reports a ad wea
ther fareras.
:Se Market venewa batter, cheese,
dairy feeds; rraia.
:15 "8a 4 itha Stranro Thir
tha Daiirl Keeerds Arreal."
f-aar farm reporter at Washing-
BANK CZAR
Herman SchmTtz (above), closely
identified with the great chemical
industries in Gemany. has been
named by the German Government
te assume control of all German
banks in tha present crisis. He
will be controller of the financial
structure f his country, and in
his hands will rest the rwwer for
drafting plans to harbor the Cow
Ml lundi from the various mukb.
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StffcCKS 1DSE ; 0 N LY-SMALL NET
HOPE GEE4
Markets ; are Generally
Uneventful but
Rails Break
NEW YORK, Aug. f (AP)
Stocks passed through an un
eventful session today.
Numerous principal shares va
ried hard! a point in either di
rection, although they spent more
time iir lower than In higher
ground. " Enough covering ap
peared toward the close to bring
a sprinkling of small gains among
the leaders, but the average of 90
issues showed a net loss of seven
tenths of a point. Sales totaled
920.784 shares, the largest of the
week. " !
U. S. . Steel . American Can,
American Telephone and Consol
idated Gas touched new mini
mums for the decline; wjlh ex
ception of .gas. however, they
closed with something to the
good. Telephone was quiet, per
haps because fears concerning
the dividend i had been allayed.
The latest bit of gossip concern
ing that stock's recent weakness
ays the holdings of a large es
tate were being liquidated; In
any event the supply -was less
plentiful today and the stock fin
ished with a gain of 1.
New York Central, which seems
to be- reflecting speculative fears
for the $6 dividend, broke' to
71, the lowest. since 1921, and
fended the day half a point off the
bottom for a! loss of Ti- Other
rails making ! new lows included
Illinois Central, Great Northern
Preferred, Southern Rillwajand
Canadian Eacific. - -
General Markets
eseh
ta
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Aaust f AP) tV'haat
fa tores:
Opea. aanit. Low Clasa
SepU. aid 4SL 45 H 4S 44
SepV, ew 46 H 4S 45 45 !
Dee. - . 4tH 49 H 4 9
Cash markets Wheat: Bif Bea4 Bin
stem 53e; soft white, westerm white,
44 Vk: hard winter, norther sprias. waat-
erm red 41H.
Oau: Na. 3 white $17.00.
Corn: No. 3 K r, 92T.2S.
.. MUlraa standard $12.5.
Portland Livestock
PORTrlXD. Ore, Aagast (AP)
Cattle 75. ea Ires 1, abaat steady.
Steers, 6a-M lbs., good SS.35-S.50;
mediae $5.35-.U: e.a SS.75-5.35:
sMfO-llOO lbs, goo4 S.S5-S.5w; saediam
S5.0O-S.33; cemaoa $3.50-5.00; . 1100
1300 lbs, goad IS.73-S.OO; medium
$3.75-5.75. Heifers 55O-8J0 lbs, good
S5.EO-5.75; medinm. '$4.50-5. SO; com
ma, SS.2V4.50. Cows, good S4.13-4.5l:
ciaam and modiem. SS.5O-4.50; lew
ratter aad eatter $1.00-3.00. Bqila
4 rig eacld) good aad choice (beef)
$4.50-4.75; eatter commoa aad medium
$3.00-4.50. Vealers (milk fed) good aad
choice $7.50-8.50; . medium $6.00-7.50;
call aad commoa S4.O0-S.00; ealre, good
aad choice $t.OO-SwOO; commoa and medi
um $30-.00.
Bogs 3(H; iaelnading 109 ea contract:
a boat stead r; feeder pixs $1.00 lower.
Light light 140-1AO lbs., good aad
rhoie $7.50-$.25; light weight 140-180
lbs, gad aad ehoice Sa.0O-S.S5; light
weight 180-800 Ihe, -iraad aad choice
$S.OO-8.35; medlam weight 200-220 lbs,
good aad choice S7.n-S.35: do. 320-250
lbs, good and rheko $4.50-70; hoary
weight 250-290 lbs, good aad ehelre
$4.00-7.00; do 390-850 lbs,- good aad
choice $3.75-4.73. PeekJa sews 275-500
las, mediam sad gnd $4.83 5.73. Feed
er aad atockrr pigs 70-130 lbs, goad sad
choice $7.00-9.00.
Slouch ter sheeD aad lambs: 1OO0:
steady.
UaU PO Iba dawa. rood and ehoieo
$3.00-5.73; medioar. $8.50-5.00; all
weights commoa $3.00-3.50. Tearllag
wother 9O-110 lbs, madiam te c he tee
$3.ee-.oe. K. 00-120 ib modMm to
choice $2.00-2.50; do, 120150 lbs., me
diam te choice $1.75-3.25: aU weights,
call aad commoa tl.OO-1.75.
FruitSr Vegetables 1
PORTLAND Oh. Anmtt KL. f LV
Frait aad rasetables. Oranges Califor
nia alac!as, $3.25-5; grspefniit. Cali
foraia, $3-4; Lines, t do, cartons, $2.36;
baeaaaa, 5 lb.
Lemoas California. $8.35-8.50.
Raspberrie loeel. $1.3V1.50 crate.
Logaaberrica local. $1.15 crate,
"'atermoloeis Kioadike. : S-S e
Caataloaooo V.Via. ..i n-t.. n.ti..
staadards. $2-2.33 rwate.
lleaeTdew melon rmlioi i. ...
fUta. $1.50. t -
ice rream melons California 5e lb.
Persian me 'on 31.75 crate.
Soodlea grapes $1.33-1.35.
Aprirots Tho Dalle. 4 3-5 5c bo.
H- ', $1-110 lee I. early rarieties'.
Cabbage I.ocal aew 2,-2e lb.
Potataos YaAiaia St .1 .uii.l
$1.10 j
Now potatoes Local. 1 e lb. j east
Maahtagtoa. $1.84 cootal.
Trr,'TT. " retailers;
VTaMa Walla globes. $1.20 1.23.
Seed potato Local 114.1 a; c j,, ,
JUabare Laval, bclk. 2 lb.
Artichokes 0-80e dos. '
Cocombers Field grewa. 33-0c b.
- Spiaaeh Ieal. SO oraaga box.
Celery Labia. 75c-$l dosew,
Kahroems Hetboase. &5 lb.
Pepper Bell, green, 8e.
Sweet no'atne mmr-TmVtn . I 1A.
lb. j
Caaliflower Narthweat. i S1-1S
Beans Leeat. 2H-Se.. . v : . '
Peas Local. 9 lee lb. t
Tomatoes The Ualles, C3-73 box..
.Cora Loral. 3$-3e.
Lettoco Loeal.. IL4MIOt'l.l a n
crate. .
Aepararas Vorthw,st. $1.40 dos.
Cherries Blacks. 3-Se lb.
esaaser. swaash LeenL fUta. 60e."
"Portland Produce
PORTLAN-D. Ore.. Aagosl 6 (AP)
iT 9VTT nng prices heary
fw. o-n 10a, ap. zv-ZZe lb.:
?5 m1'um 3e; light 12l$e lb. Na. $
chickens. T-8: eld rooster, ft: broil
er dr I He IV 20e erer 1 H lbs, lae
colored 22e lb. Dacha, l'ekias. 14-lSe;
geee. 13. ... .
HayBaring price for producer ; alfalfa.
$14-15; clOTor, $ 10-12 : Willamette re 1 ley
timothy, (; eastern Ores' timothj,
(): oats and vetch. $10-11 sen.
11.1k Bi.yiag price., grade B, 1.90.
Portland delivery aad lasnoetiea.
Nats Oregon walnnts. is-S3c; poaaata,
12e lb.; Brasila. 1 tOe; almonds, 1418c;
filbert. 20 23e: peeans. 20 lb.
Hops NomiDsl, 1933 . crop, 10-Xle;
1930. 1C17C. t . - . , '
Shortage Causes
Butter fat Gains
. Batterfat moved up a cent yes
terdar on the local market, the
quotation now being ISc. The
mid-summer shortage ef milk. Is
responsible for the rise. - -
Other local markets were firm,
except grains which -' continue
weak. Ess, extras), were xuarked
up a tent to lie Thursday.
nsc, act prist?: batter, extra -9 ;
adara 23- Brim finis 27: firsts. 25.
fresh axtraa 23: fresh suediums 1.
Salem
Markets
nit
Grade B raw 1 4
o-op. price 2:17 fj
CWt. ' . ;
. BnUerfat 2c. J
atlk.
9
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Prien paid te s'ers br aaieoi bayrrs.
, , ' Ac tost
VEGifrABLXS 1
Radishes, dot. - n j
Oalaas. do. "
Carrots ,- " I
ueets .
Lettuce, crate (local)
81.50
$2.30
01 H
60
SO
.1.30 .
45e
. . .73c
01
03
33
Jttaca (Seattle)
Cabbage
Cera, sack ,,
Caeambers, doe. -Caaliflower.
grate . ,
Turnip, dos. . . ,
Tension, crat
Summer aewash ,
(raen bean
Peaches, 25 -lb, basket .
SOOS
Staying Prices
Extras ,
Mediums
.19
-13
pooxrav
BBjias Prlets
Roosters, e'd
LOS
Broilers
Colored
Leghorn,
TTeariea, heaa
Mediam heas .
JS
.13
-Itf
.12
Light kens
.10
GXAXM AXO HA1
BsylDg Price
Wheat, westara, red
White, bo. - ,
SSL,
.18.00 to 18.00
. 24-28
24-34
Barley, ton
Oat, gray. be. .
Vbit. bu.
ttayt buying prices-
Oats sad rcteh. ton 1 5 00
Clorer . . .f. w 1 1 ftq
Alfalfa. tiIVt. Sad cutting 14. OO
Katera' Ori gon 1 .13.00
Common , .18.50
HOP
Top grsle -Old
stock
.-r.4.l I
.09-.10 '
kut a
Bajns Prieea
T.ambs. too
. ' .04
Hogs, top
Steers
Cows .
.. 04HteTo3
01 to .01
0 to .03
12
Heifers
Drested Teal
Dressed hogs .
wool,
Coame
Medium
.13
.13
MOHAIR
Old
Kid
.. bo market
no market
Vrtrtw of t h fli-Rf 2 ramea won
br the Phlladelnhia Athletics this
season were at the expense of
clubs on the. western end of to
American league.
MICKEY MOUSE
'A La! M VV -"aw r v nfT m X-4n
THIMBLsE THEATRES tarrinff Popeye
t DO rXt fWE CMPsROlHQ
ucfsw cae to Beucve
LITTLE ANNIE ROQNEY
U5Tlvr4,Te
SZF&ZTZO WGgCKEO On? TrC. COAST
REACHED
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TOOTS AND CASPER
STOP TH ATI
su-r vroor.i
HARM MV PAL.
coloa:txl
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WK long Fcakart Syndics, sac. Cr
Slight Rallies are Seen
, .'After, Liverpool
ses -
CHICAGO, Aug. ,(AP)
Hope gleamed at least temporar
ily for grain owners today after,
air cereals had dropped to fresh
bottom price records here follow
ing new collapses at Liverpool.
The Chicago - wheat - market fin
ished with slight rallies due more
or less to late reports ttTat owing
to extreme cheapness ' United
States wheat was being used tor
every possible purpose now from
floor to alcohol. Z-tTge poachae
ing of wheat by feed manufac
torers was noted at Ctnelanatl.
with deferred orders refused.,'
"Wheat closed .unsettled
cent lower than yesterday's fin
ish, corn -lTs down, oats un
changed to off. -
Swimming Party
Farewell Given
i Bid good Family,
: HUBBARD. August A
swimming party and welner roast
wslven at Shad-E-'Aeres Tues
dayvening as a farewell for-the
children of the J. R. Bidgood
family.
1 Edd . Erlckaon drove a truck
and ook Beatrice, Helen, Hasel-j
Roy and Delmar Claypoole. Ar
ia lne Italic. Verna Smolinskl.
iKorothy. " Scholl. Joe "Weaver,
Walter Ott. Harold : Coleman.
Louis Hershberger. Irene and
Junior Iliggenbotharn, Marion
MrKensie, Clifford Mitts. Carol
Ericksoii. besides the honor
guests. Gungadine, RoIIIe,- James
and Kenneth Bidgood.
i LABISH GROUT TO MEET
LABISH CENTER, August 6
The monthly business and social
meeting of the Christian Endea
vor society will be held Friday
evening. August 7. at ffe W. A.
Starker home. Ice cream and
cake will be served following tho
social time. -
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II M t"MJ " I - 4EY .-a ., Ill' .
SCrOCVCyAiE TPiEVO
PCOM THE VtfZCK
TAKE
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THAT
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BACK
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CASPE12
IHEOfl mi OF
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Accused of being la the- North
Santlam - federal forest without
permission when the area had
been closed ontand after July 15
to all persons, four local citixens
pleaded guilty- yesterday In Jus
tice eourt, Miller B. Harden. Jus
tice of the' peace, fined each mad
$2B and costs, and suspended sen
tence under, a tlx months' proba
tion. Costs vwere paid by the par
ties. ;- - - r .
Fonr other, offenders. . were
adjudged not. guilty. They all de
clared they had not entered the
area until after dark, .had re
ceived no notice of the closing
and had observed none on posted
signs.- '
lien fined - included - Donald
Muelehaupt; E. A. Lowe, W. B.
Dorld and S. S. Jans. R. A. El
liott, state tire warden, who ap
peared In court. - recommended
lieaiency.. . I
Men released without flue
were R. O. Lewis, Ellis Hughes,
M. A. Lewis and P. E, Schwan.
Family Picnic -
-' Above Corvallis
. JEFFER90X. August 6 -Sir.
and Mrs, JI. E. Richardson at
tended a family picnic at Beaver
Creek. 20 miles above Corvallis
Sunday. The day was spent In vis
iting and aTwImming was a pop
ular t port. At tho noon hour a
basket dinner was enjoyed. Other
guests present were M r, and Mrs.
W.E. Richardson and children
of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
BuLHs and family, Mr. and Mrs-.
Phil Fleischman and family, all
of Corvallis, and Mr. and Mrs.
George Ham and family of Beav
er. Creek. Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Richardson and family are spend
ing several days at the farm home
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.
E. Richardson, . on the Green's
bridge road. -
HACK FROM ROCKAWAT
HUBBARD. August Mrs. A.
P. De De Lspinas'se has returned
from RoeHnway where ihe chaper,
oned a group of young folks last
week. Those In tha party Included
Misses Marie Do Lesplnasse of
"A Hole
Now Showing: "A
"Birds ef
Pf2jOVlM&"T
- - asm a-a . . - - - - - 1 . 1 I H llnf grf LJ-AFnl ? 1 AlC t tltC-
- mm i :
It Depends on Whose-ox is Gored
rxrNrrcAi3 vmt hs
DiO! COUrvlSL HOOPER
MY PBlrJD AMD I
VJOTTXET amvbodv ,
LAVA MAMD ON RIM?
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"Here an nnusual picture ofan inverted pyramid
, at the bottom' of a cut after crashing through
Eagle, Calif. The freak wreck sent .ten lumber
train when it went h urtliaar throurh the trestle.
' injuries. Fifty men were in the locomotive and
the unexpected dive.
Hubbard. Helen lonl of Vancouv
er, Wash., Myrtle Lambourne of
Portland, k Dorothy Covey of
Woodburn and Messrs. Willis
Duncan of Woodburn and Frank
lin De Leepinasse of . Vancouver.
Cascadia Popular
For Outings Of
Weekend Groups
JEFFERSON". Aug. . A num
ber of groups of people enjoyed
picnics at Cascadia Sunday. One
group included Mr. and Mrs. John
Henderson and two sous and Zo
na Seipp and Alice Harris, all of
Jeferson; Mr. and Mrs. Dudley
Hampton and family of Knox
Butte. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Hamp
ton and daughters. Mr. Boss and
Mr. and - Mrs. Joe Hampton and
family, all of Crabtree. The day
in one"
Hypnotized Victim.-
OHE OP
Prey
IT MADE. MS
MAt WJHEM HQ
l!
wanmBnnannKiBBaiBsrv
1 1 sfsA dPne S ear1 m n. aejnaa.
TOLD ME VDO If Ms CALt-SO
A5 A II kJta
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ef a train as it rests
a trestle near Gray
workers, aboard the
to the hospital with
coae.h when it took
was spent in visiting and at noon
a .basket dinner was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Powell and
family, accompanied by Mr. Pow
ell's mother, -Mrs. . Mary Powell,
motored to i Cascadia Sunday
morning and spent the day. They
were Joined at the springs by Mrs.
Powell's - parents. Mr. and Mrs.
John Merltt. and other relatives
of Mrs. PowelL
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WALKER . FAMILY REUNITED
INDEPENDENCE. August
Those who attended the Walker
family reunion at tue Dallas park
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Walker, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Walk
er, Mr. and frs. John Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy "Walker, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Walker. Mrs. Etta
Walker and Mr. Hlnkle. 1
"Uncle" Jesse Walker of Phil
omath was the honored guest of
the day. celebrating his 9ZnA
.birthday.
By
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LOOKS L'KE.
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gtiriHlAiCWE. trrTlmE AMD HE?2.
rCtEMOS ACS ASOACO A UTCSTCOXEfc,
EAgy STREET
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ABOUT VOOVV 8ABOOAJ. J Avt
riKOEQIIIESi!
URGED UPOn CITIES
; Enactment of city ordinances
prohibiting the receiving ef a
lower grade of r milk than "B
raw". In city distributing plants,
was urged in letters prepared here
Thursday by Max Gehlhar. di
rector of the state-agricultural
department, for rho consideration
of mayors of municipalities where
milk inspection has been inaug
urated. ' " '
Gehlhar set out fn his. letters
that the Oregon dairymen hare
invested more- than a million dol
lars at the request of city health
authorities to produce a high
grade of milk! for fable consump
tion. ...
"As long as distributing plants
In cities are permitted to receive
milk of lower grade." read GehV
har's letter, "it will be Impossible
for . health authorities in the ci
ties to be assured that , none of
the-milk will find Its way into
homes.'1
Gehlhar pointed to the actios
of the Portland ; council which
passed such an j ordinance this
week. '
One of the letters was " ad
dressed to Mayor Gregory of Sa
lentV - ;
Pair Will Face -Federal
Charge
Roy Hunter and Francis Bow
ler, arrested June 29 on the river'
road, eight mile south of Salem
ltt the Orvllle district, were turned
over to .federal officers here thl3
week to be i-ken to Portland to
iand trial on the charge of pos
session . and 'manufacture of
liquor. "A still was taken when
their place was raided by state
and federal officers. The two men
have been held la Jail vhere for
the last six weeks. "
GUESTS AT ASCHliS '
WEST STATTON. August 4V
Portland visitors at the home of
Mrs. Elmer Astie the -past few
days were Mrs. Amanda White,
Mrs. Charles Mills and children
Margaret. Charles Jr., James and
Earnest and William Greene.
By WALT DISNEY
By SEG.R
BRANDON WALSH
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By JIMMY MURPHY
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