The Oregon statesman., September 09, 1936, Page 10, Image 10

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The U1USGOJN STATCSMAN, Salem, Oregon,
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Beginning SUNDAY, Sept. 13, in the Oregon Statesman
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'7'OUR life! your loved ones! your home! your
job ! Everything, youJhold dear! ground under
the iron heel of Fascism. Here is a story of
TODAY. ; . a story that begins with the political
conventions in June of 193 6! ... a story so packed!
with fascination! thrills K drama! romance! it will
hold you spellbound with its throbbing realism! . . .
"I T GAN'T HAPPE N HERE!' is the most
powerful story, the most inspired story1 Sinclair
Lewis ever wrote- No matter how much you ad
mire the genius of Sinclair Lewis; no matter how )
much you liked "Main Street," "Babbitt," "Arj
rowsmith," "Dodsworth" or "Elmer Gantry,"
you will vote "IT CAN'T HAPPEN HERE"
the most vivid and gripping literature of your life
time. ...Begin "IT CAN'T HAPPEN HERE"
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