The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, August 13, l?37
PAGE NINE
Driver License
GheckuD Is on
, JL
Local N2Vs Brief i
Permit Issued W. T. Rams- May Accept Gifts The Cham
den yesterday received permis- poeg park commission has au
ioa to alter a two story dwel- thority to make Improvements to
ling. 18 Trade, for $25 and a the park and pay for them out
1' story dwelling.. 682 North ot funds derived from gifts or
15th. for $20; Jacob A. Buhler. donations. Attorney General Van
to erect one story garage, 1995 Winkle held Thursday. Expendl
Lewls, for,$50: McRAae to ture of funds appropriated by
alter a one story dwelling, 2242 tha, legislature for the park must
North Fourth, S40; W. J. Lee, to recelTe approval of the Aboard of
reroof a 1 story aweumg, " I control. The opinion was request- Drivers of motor vehicles who
South lStn, saw; mra. a. led by Milton A. Miller, chairman have neglected to secure new op-
. ii.. mrnrw wnuuKUHU. i a n .... .... i
erators licenses were me oojeci
14 Motorists Arrested in I
- Campaign, Appear in
Justice Court v
to alter , a one story woooshed. Jof the park commion.
1771 Market, si75, - rs. ,
H. Casper, to alter a two story All garments cleaned or moth
dwelling, 640 North Summer, proofed No extra charge. Bur
$800. i rough's Cleaners. 691 N. High.
Y . n . Phone $733.
Beef boil. 8c. Pot roast. 10c. Sir
loin.' 15c. Quality oeei. anagee i Martin Delays Reply Gover
Market.
of a campaign conducted general-j
ly on Oregon highways by state
police yesterday.
Fourteen drivers arrested on
roads near Salem and charged
with one rating a motor vehicle
Coming Events
Aag. 10-14 Wert Salem
Regatta.
August 13-14 Ml Angel
flax festival. -
. Axis. 13 Willamette valley
republican picnic, Dallas park. .
Aug. 15 Munkers clan ple
nlr, Hager'a grove, all day.
Anje. 13 Wisconsin picnic
Jantzen Beach, Portland.
. Aug. 13 -AU-state picnic of
Oregon Fanners union, Cham
poeg. .
Ang. 22-23 Parade of Pro
gress, Madison street circa
grounds.
Aug. 26-29- Hop Fiesta, In
dependence. Aug. 29 Old timers picnic,
Mehama.
Sept. -l 2 Oregon atate
.: fair.
Pierce Blocks
Plans of PGE
provide music ' for the open ' air
dancing. A large crowd is expect
ed : as Indicated by the advance
sale of tickets.
The queen will be escorted by
Peter : Gores. Mt. " Angel " Legion
naire, Miss Coomler will have Ted
Stevens of North Howell as. her-
Marines Mobilize
11 i 1 I Martin
Alongside uiapei
1 (Continued From Page 1)
sextet, with HUlsboro second.
Addressing the opening session
this morning. Governor Charles
Martin complimented the Lesion
vork In defeating a legis
measure to make military
training.optional In the state unl
it .ii -;'f j escort, miss v enon. , j osepa i ju.,4 The en
Bonneville Measure now Uyacn7er, nd Miss wukini. L,ee1 Reared.
in President's Hands
for His Signature
(Continued from page I.
I nni. Ok.rln. XI lr..tl. J wlthnnt an rmoratftr'a license SO
Thursday to comment on a state- I peared in Justice court yesterday
meted March on Martin
C T JL, 1 JI 'T,, J I conference committee report. 1
OCliedUleU lOflayUill, to be superseded when
J I general authority is created
Tersitv and college.
' i , I l kit Wftll rU till-
i : t . ,.1 . ... . , . . mi i r lKuruuiu wui.
escort. Miss Welton. , Joseph jlJ The civilian populace naa awap-i n th Mrernor referred to the
WnrVor,' Aiilanra 1oh march" at
j wuners, rom r. Augei uusmmj Gn the International settlement i state capital.
men.; s-, 1 ntii nf the line rrim Jaoanese na-l r .vi tha emnlovment de-
Saturday's program calls for i ..1 untriM were on vatrol. Just! l-ant -f ma information
inspection of the flax plant du- acros8 the boundary, in Chapel, J oB j0bS. he said. "X learned there
hub mo muiuyii uuuia, a i of bioodv iigntinr in lMi. K77 t'a ot thftm uraiunx
qnet at noon for the. Queen and f r,r NanMnr'a crack 88th divi-l hmv .hpn ther call for
der the necessity of paying forlher attendants, a grand parade J alon patrolled the empty streets, them.
' uiuie ium 4,v ptr uiiw. i si : vv p. nu ivuuwca oj- a pro- I , I MW have a lot Of COmmunlSlS
'Mr. Pierce Is investigating ! Kram of ' speaking and singing. I TIENTSIN. China, Aug. 12.- nd racketeers and cowards run-
power district possibilities." . I Governor Charles H. Wl,p,MW outposU along thel.ing .round Oregon. We'll Uke
ins tne principal speaaer. - - Tglnpa and pinghan railways care 0t the unfortunate and every-
WlSHTVn-rnv inm eieuuis, r uruu im j- ....v f TUntain nfl Peininrl wrt f hpinr t&ken care
A hUl calling for a temporary j - ' v-j were engaged all or last nignt m 0f."
.mni,t.t!. .)!. r- mm. ax theme on an -outdoor stage I r!hinefl ridlnK nartlea. I t inhnitnn of WaShlnx-
nevllle dam wheeled past con- reced, ,at i06,!,11 Jfrt CTJm The Japanese employed artlll- ton, D. C, assistant secreUry of
r - I acva will aviV wltn niaen at ninw I .... 1 w w . - . . .
gress today to the president's j , . , " V rr and armored trains to proteci j commerce, termed tue Lgion tne
desk. luc iUim "l ,,J their positions astride the two "most powerful civic organisation
Action npon it was completed i on
wiin aaopiion Dy tne nouse i a
The
a
- vt.l.fl 1 V
ance of short term nds author- Portland yesterday to the ef feet out to Kenneth Ardlex. Davis,
lz?d ,tr 45'- t ZZZ. 2 that the KOTernw was "playing jack Henry Stevens, Clyde Marion
mission Wednesday merely is a politics with the eastern Oregon Macaulay, John Krows. Kenneth
device to save Interest charges iani. at th f vr ti. rit
on money n win oe necessary to i h tat trroifnotMa uhAni fmi I nw r Or.
borrow r between October j and j Tne governor Indicated that be Uine Roxdes were fined IS and
April to keep the highway pro- nj-ht h.Te a statement later aiv- the fine ansnended.
gram moving, officials said yes-1 Mn glde of thft tnzlne land a-v aa JL r.i.. nnnnrt nf tor ia charge of power distrlhu- j
uktXilMntSoa'-' norgumy t; the
least $12,000 interest would be 1 ,c.n i. A. m.i i. .k. mh i,.. nirfd deiiartmeit supervision of the
saved through the Issuance of El Rey roofs. 34S N. Com'L , I J""5", u" ...T.rJ " " 'v, ZJnrZ- V7uw dam.- flshwavs. shinlocks and
i ii ii rai i ia. w am.a. a u liui.b i a aaiutauij v u v un, nun nvuw v w - ... ... ---
inese ooaas. I . . . I . . . .... powerhouse. the right to operate pmoaii ma-1 as mrantes an.er ii. tcn -. ,,Mmni, n.Hnt in nnmernna
w n.ia. - v mai lainii i rMMi uni ruuiiLLec. w ilii iiio i i - - i i . av i ar- -
ro, tui6cu --------- -- i-. I Jurisdiction over generating- ta- chines was soucht here todav hviana eaaea tor iirou, n.fiuvi. r ma.nrinv th
(Continued from page 1)
that they are more interested in
general authority is created for
all federal projects in' the Colum
bia basin, pnts a $10,000-a-year
interior department adminlstra
competed on 8ponsorea D3r "e &ne" MOlor rail lines. in the nation," and "one of the
the Japanese that they lost two
killed ' and 19 wounded. T
claimed 150 Chinese were
during the engagements.
THIRD S must
SEATTLE, Aug. 12.-(;P)-Four
miles abore the earth, a big red
Russian monoplane with six per-1
New Pinball Test
Planned in Wasco
it two I
wiied Douglas Outlines
Medical Progress
Role on Dental Fees Den-
THE DALLES. Aue. ll.-UPt-l sons aboard aoomed over the , .
' - I - ' r . A . I Ul 1U
flshways, shlpiocks anaiTheaway ior a new legal test oil norm poie mkuj -u
New things in the medical
Serums which have cured
Luts norist. 1Z7BN. lid. fd &sz tlsu who become deynauent in with having nof driver's license commeoaaiioo m BC cilUles resU with the army en- Walter Tooze . Portland lawyer ka, tonight.
Gramre Pro-rant Set A oro-1 i", V - . , , ul operating a motor ven cie .w gineers, the administrator acting and counsel for operators. Slglsmund , Levanerisky. kus-
gram has been planned for the 7Z 711 7rJZ.v dnsory capacity. . . toom, pwsep a pto to-
afternoon session f Salem Buted without penalty upon their P08t go bail, was committed to stage today's : demonstration ia m
Grange number 17 which meets return to Oregon, Attorney Gen- the county Jail. : Workers Alliance, the Citiaens' I OTltrnftS 1,1 VP II
on Saturday at the Auburn VanWlnkle ruled Thursday. . - . r.-na f PArtlanif and Sa- VUIlUcU,ia J1VVII
whoolhouse There will be sing- The cplnion was sought by Ar- ine c"e OIflJ ad lem. the Oregon Commonwealth
Ine. roll call and two noema of I tu. wv. i, lu-rxtm I eio. Josepn jonn ja-uoec .. .H t.-
. : . .ut. . J I Tkola CnlK.sn i nf whnm TllPad
were continued for
Federation, the Trades and La
bor Council and the Truckmen s
union, scheduled to provide trans
portation for those coming from
Portland to Join In the marc a.
Out, Road Board
(Continued From Page 1)
to visit, the county and some ar-
?mra TTnifrmrrnm rMri hrr Mm. I i j
- -' J 1U t yjk liauu. i . ...
S-H. VanTrumn. The address of ed guilty,
the afternoon will be given . by Prime beef roast, 12 Me. Pot sentence. .
Miss Maxlne Buren, woman's ed- roast, 10c. T-bones, 17c. Quality Circuit Court -
itor of The Oregon Statesman. beef. Sirloin, 15c. Midget Market. James Riggl !vs. William P.
- Lord; plaintiffs denial of defend-
I Band i. Going to ' Albany The Rod Permits Permit to move ant'8 equitable cross-bilL
newly organized boys band spon- a steam engine and a separator Mark Skinner,! a t a t e superln-
sored by the Cherry City bakery over county roads was Issued yes- tendent of banks, vs. Aline M.
and directed by J. C. Hassenstao i teroay to Clarence wampoie. Quinn and Ben S. Quinn; defend
wllf go to Albany to the American J Adam Hirsch was given a permit jj's motion to i make complaint
Legion convention tms evening, i to move a tnresning macnine more definite and certain.
These are all boys from S to 12 over county roads while log-haul-I city of Salem vs. Vernon D(
rears of ase and make a very I ing permits were Issued to ?v
attractive group with their new j George E. McGuire, Lewis W. I Harriett Potwin vs. Archie Pot-1 George Mulkey, business i repre- U, hf Berke Bro&- Portland,
uniforms of blue and gold, the Hamlin, Russell Morse, and Ted jn. COmplalnt for divorce on I tentative for local 77, interna- 24 550.
nn4IAM I LlUUli DlUkUClUUUU Wa, muvfi T nM AM . Hfafl n M. f
srouous 01 umuuu . - . I tt-i ..t an nn.tall " v..
Mack Hauser, a minor, vs. w. " ""' ' 71 miles Siuslaw Junction-aw Drey
Postal Employes
Deny Strike Vote
rangements might be made,
Contracts let included:
Coos county Overcrossing of j position of
Southern Pacific at Bunker
Mountain States Construction
Eugene, $46,568
Clatsop and Tillamook counties
Clearing 2.18 miles Arch Cape-
otT V-JL--f.w . degree to which rooms are purl
5TS: ?kT "ed of bacteria through drcula-
H 9 mum uviu tt .a
trlct Attorney T. Leland Brown. i : P- rot, 111 use of ultra-violet Ught, prepara-
succeeded in forestalling immedi- received br.A. yartanian, official u Q. TltamIn c in pure form BO
ate removal of machines in Was- soviet representative nere, mat . fee KiTen in ubleU
co county, although Brown or- the plane passed over tne poie I tagtejui ot feeding orange Juice,
dered that operation or them j , M I a device for determining deficien-
cease. -evaneiisay aata v.er'"1"8 ct In vitamin A. and a new drug
The lawvpp unrs-Atd that the was 'Okay and that tne Plane ... . ni.i.-aafiii In rnf.
7 . I 11 Uttt, nt1., v
machines be licensed for "amuse- wu" l"uw, ""v"" I ing gonnorhea.
ment only" and said he also wasini rairpanas. , , 1 Things the medical profession
seeking an agreement whereby no vanaman mnu i, striving for:
action would be taken here aesunauon was uiu-a, viuu Determination ot the cause and
against the operators pending dis- " ? j possible prevention ot cancer, so-
a test suit, which
B 01 yuBtituu ul b leal suit, wui:ui
Hill, would be filed on the grounds that I'niinn 16 1 ITTIPPF
Co., if cities licensed them, gambling UU11U 40 VfAXAI.A
statutes would be superseded.
SEA T T L E , Aug. 12. (P) J Beach Creek section Oregon coast
colors of the Cherry City bakery. 1 Bayne.
Hawaiian Is Citizen A person Re-Roof Now-Elfstrom. 550. """! ";.. "1 telerranh system employes In T..v-- ",7-
, 'tt,.ii ,,1., 19 I I U. Alien, BOCUU11 iuicuucu wui- - - - - n secuuu ui ratlin; ui6u;i
raao HLaLA,SJLJiN - "Cnnto Now Readr-Red Cross plaint in which plaintiff . e k a Seattle expect to WH . & Weygandt. Portland. $65.-
. . rt, I atanrfarrt fip aid aria anii S71S0 General and S90.SO special!
tne SUtiuiorj iwnua 19 "Biuiv t ------- - v.!,. ,,ra,v IB U II0n W WOft 1 new tl,.U.. Potnnfel.
Third Russ Plane
Past Polar Area
lution ot the problem of mental
diseases, control of venereal dis
eases, methods ot combatting da-
m a a. . a.i a m i .
1 wt I caj 01 leevn. m.uious ui curing
Uf brand Voiture ' fla? " ,n
These were some of the points
!" !v " " ,",,rr.r classes, have been received and bv defendant's automobile at In- TO weemenu ing and widening Union avenue -.-ii J 77 Vv
k4&7 f- whoaaaUfled ferthe e. teraection of Capltoland Fair- JS.Mt5S iKVT,f PnAul.ET o forn MoscVW t o d a y for a
JSX?1 C Sk" WTfnarofcoing S?-- north pole to
i in m in inn nnn nniifiiTiv .. 1 an rs. n ei lush . luu . uiuuuu ir 1 vvuutj ivauo. o.w
r.u:w.: I iNortn msu. i aeienaani, requirius pin.ui.ui - m
nleint for insnectlon.
club No. f will meet at the court-1 w. W. Foreev
(Continued from page 1)
In the second division trio, Sll-
verton was first, Gresham, sec
ond, and HUlsboro, third. Gresh-
MOSCOW. Aug. 12.-A)-sl4r!s-am waa first In the quartet and
mund Levaneffsky, piloting a
huge four-motored plane and ac-
touched upon in a talk by Dr.
Vernon A. Douglas, head ot the
Marion county health department,
before the Salem Lions club
Thursday noon.
. I r!nmnAn- MM innTUI. 1 21.3 IS.
He denied a strike vote had v.n,ni Mnnt. strnrtnitj
New York.
The most famous of soviet air-
been taken in Seattle.
' Kreler club No. f will meet at the court-1 w. W. Forgey vs. Mildred
Lena Kreier, late resident or I house tonight at 8 o'clock. lm-1 Forgey order of default.
4 motwv street, tne age portant business meeting, , a Proh3ite Court
,',rr"';rn.;r Mr"a "JL"f.:!qawea Final accounting of esute of
i'..r r:;.T T VIiH. ? l" l" Henry W. Rlents by Henry A
n.'.ot. nrf -Mr-, vatharina 7jv Round Swiaa kIaaV it TiAf Willecke, administrator, listing
c.T ' r v.Mi hnti ti vf rn..f i o- cirinin I total cash at $1581.88 and total
Wash., David of Aurora, Oreg., 15c. Quality beef. Midget Market. 1 5 -' on claims
Blrharit and Jack of Salem and I aivoo.v.
Edith Wharton Is
Called at Age 75
I men, however, wUl not attempt
Structural m'tnn ,trh Ia th. TTnHSn
Steel tor unaererosns up.r- stat . feat accomplhed twice
structure at Southern Pacific!. , v Wn
. , T. . . n..lM 1 UI U1Q lo iUVUVUB .
tw., wl. MZrn. Pw f aviators. His plans called lor
Implement Co., Los Angeles, ...... -nmABton. Alherta. and
possibly Chicago.
14696.
William,! jr., of Spragg River,
Wisconsin Picnic Soon For-
SAINT BRICE SOUS FORET,
France. Aug. 12-n-Edith Whar-
Artlcles of incorporation of Sil-1 ton, one of the outstanding fig-
i 1""06 VI TlTln In ...IJ..t. 1 CT I I. u.1... i.l mrn..f .P I . 1. II. .....
Fck 'of Portland and the follow-1 haTe 666,1 notified that the aa-lturers association by N orris J a generation, died yesterday at
tn brothers Paul and Martin nual Wisconsin picnic will bo I Ames, Tom A. Anderson and M. I her chateau near here, It waa an
Paulson of Portland Olaf Paul-1 held at Jantzen Beach, Portland, F. Conrad, providing agency iorlnounced today
son of Redmond. Wash., and next Sunday, August 15.
Flax Festival Is
To Open Tonight
(Continued From Page I)
Wes Hayes Knocked out
TACOMA, Wash., August 11-
(JPf-mu. Boyd, of Birmingham,
Ala..- twice all-navy heavyweight
champion, made his professional
fistic debut with a smashing one
round knockout over Wes Hayes,
Otto Paulson of North Dakota.
Announcement of funeral ser-
collective bargaining for its mem- in spite of her 75 years, Mrs. follow immediately after the coro-1 Portland, ore,, negro, nere to-
bers. I Wharton had been worxing ontnauoa corumutiicB. ..; u .-. x h i "6 . " -m"- -
Announcement oi runerai er-1 TT, , T -
vices will be made later by the ilffU JUIIIP Mark
VMVn, JL TTawaII fnnornl home. I KJ 17
m t t i
is roKen ivgam;
545 No. Capitol.
Simklns
In this city on August 11,
Jesse E. Simkins. age 64. Sur-
MnnlciDal Court In new novel until she suffered a
Eva Thornten. West Stavton. I heart attack.
no driver's license, fined $5. Mrs., Wharton had lived in
j R PnHnplr . Wnodhnrn. no France for 35 years and neany
drlver's-4icense, fined $5. Jail her best known books were
written in tms country, many ot
them dealing with France. 'Ethan
dance band has been engaged to pounds and Hayes 1T2.
Leave Salem
10 a.m. Daily
for
SIJTTLE LAKE
SISTERS
BEND
Via North Santiam
Highway
HAMMAN
Stage Lines
For Additional Information
Phone 4131 Senator Hotel
" v -SCege Terminal. T
Ds9. ebon Lain
CHINESE MEDICINE CO.
Natural remedies
for disorder of liv
er, atomach, glands.
skin, and urinary
system of men and
women. Remedies
for constipation,
asthma, arthtitla,
sugar dlabetla and
rheumatism.'
20 years ta bud-
neaa. Nataropathie
phyaieiaa. tMn Coart St.
Corner liberty. Of-
fyv flee open Saturdays
' . a w m am a
A . ft . . ft. ft
w A a m r.
P. ft- to T. Coa-
snttation Blood
preaanre and nrine
K.UI. n.. - mw v
T- tharge.
V. T. 1M
.ft.
STOCKHOLM. An r. 12.-JP I record for the high jump f or the I - ..ui.ii.il in nil. waa
Jesse ciimkius, bkb . ou- i . . i j 1.1. i, I - ' : - -r .
mxA h, -if. nam. children. et waiaer, negro nign jumper ecoua wm wi mu , -eBerallw considered by critics to
AClv.'.-. o-i -i on the tourlne United States track when he cleared the bar at c reet Ka v.- wrtrV.
i emu uecuuaui ui twicw uu ------- . i . . . i i "-
Lorene Simkins ot Eugene, and eld team, bettered the world i mcnes tiu cenume.er.;. m a
j - t p.. at, i uiww
gr.uammi.wKv ouuu oiL,l. W.1V., 1nmna.A t foot and
2932 inches here Friday to bet
"TTD
IS ftfi W0Sr all the
kins, one brother, --Newton - Sim
kins of Hopewell; sisters, Mrs.
Mary Weston of Oregon City, Mrs.
Births
8 and 40 Elect Leader
ALBANY, August 12-P I
today.
Brans To Mr. and Mrs. WI1- ter the world's record of feet I EUht and Forty, women's honor
ViThSS.T liam john Braun. 141 McCo ; 1. inches held JoinUy by organisation ol .X American Le-
Mr. prjoa cmUh of Salem Mrs. I avenue, a aaugmer, uru Autu. aw iemmow i ju.lh o, 6iuu, nra v
v-.t. t HonVwV Mrs W. at the Salem Deaconess hos- Albritton. and Cornelius Johnson Portland, lechapeau departmental
Frank Charlea of Oregon City P"aL lot Compton. CaL
and Mrs. Florence Elwood of
Portland.. Funeral services Fri
day. August 12 at 1:30 from the
chapel of the W. T. Rlgdon com
pany. Interest at the Hopewoll
cemetery. Rev. George Swift of
ti iatlng. ' - -.
requirements of
. '. "s" Huber '
Stephen Huber, late resident
of route S, at a local hospital
Auaust 12. at the age of 81 years.
Survived by a daughter, Mrs. A.
Gipson; grandson, Harry Jensen;
three great grandchildren. Funer
al services from the Clough-Bar-rick
chapel Saturday, August 14,
at 1:30 p. m. Interment IOOF
cemetery. -
CARD OF THANKS
WO want to thank the many
friends that gave expressions of
sympathy in flowers and other
wise over our bereavement. rMrs.
Fred Sanders and family.
on EG ON
in the Makins
by a LOUIS BARZEB
Interesting description- of
life in Oregon from the
60's to gay '0'a.
8UITABLK FOR GIFTS
Price SI. 00
f Published by
Statesman
Publishing Co. .
For Sale at
Commercial Book Store
Cooke's Stationery Co.
Keedhara'a Book Store
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USE CHIMESK HERBS
When Others tail '
CHARLIE CHAN
Chinese Herbs
REMEDIES
Healing virtue
has been tested
hundreds years
fdr chronic ail
meats, nose.
threat, slnnaitia,
catarrh, ears. ""
lungs, asthma, chronJe cough,
atomach, gall atones colitis,
constipation, dlabetla, kidneys,
bladder, heart, blood, nervea,
neuralgia, rbenmatlam, b I g h
blood pressure, g I a n d, skin
sores, male, female and chil
dren disorders.
S. C Fonz, 8 years practice i
In China.. Herb Specialist.
123 N. Commercial St Salem,
Ore. Office hours 9 to 6 p. nu
G,$WP
Xeo1tfe
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procflcts
NORMAN BEL GEDDES
"A uefutlv of SS-mll an
honr bpraaa Hlahwaym wlH
bamdla all frame gata tan
Blocks or aaoro la dttoa of
J9M. aar Mr. Coddca. ait
tbority on futuro trcoda.
"Oa Local StrMta demtoC
idewalks will carry pdctrten
traffic abovo th Mrcets ...
mala buttdins ntraacco and
hop wtadowa will bo oa ace-oc-toT
level- Trocka will ba
loaded and car parked In opeo
anas banoath th building."
-IMnw - 9a. ' 'ov'
i '--vi . ... :, .,,, j- y .
TTm? reason is, folks here agree :'
Brown Derby equals imported Pilsner!
but TODAY
round town
4 miles in 5 are
Stop and Go
ONE stop can waste enough gasoline
to drive you a third of a mile.
The costliest kind of driving, both in
time and money, is stop and go.
While traffic authorities plan "the
City of Tomorrow." Shell engineers
hare developed a fuel. Super-Shell, to
meet today's driving problem today.
They hare found a way to rearrange
the chemical structure of gasoline .
actually to balance it.
Automotive engineers refer to
Super-Shell as Mmoto-digestible,, so
quickly and completely is its energy
changed into power . . . at all speeds.
You 11 cut the cost of your stop and
go by the regular use of Super-Shell.
There's a Shell dealer near you.
Baked crab in shell . . . Italian squash . . .
pear melba . . . folks who like good living
Vfelcome such fine foods at their table. And
often with their meals they enjoy u cold
bottle of Brown Derby acclaimed by e&
perts the equal of imported Pilsner, beer
IN families where life is enjoyed
you're likely to find Brown Derby
preferred. People say this American
brew "belongs with good living.
The reason is simple. Beer experts
both here and in Europe acclaim
Brown Derby the equal of imported
Pilsner! Which means just this ...
Brown Derby has the rich, appetiz
ing aroma. The deep, creamy collar.
The tiny bubbles that keep rising
a full, smooth body. The refreshing
flavor, not sweet, not bitter this too
is characteristic of Brown Derby.
Brown Derby is like Pilsner, "king
of beers, but costs less. Order some
Brown Derby for your good living.
In charming homes all over this area, you
find the' families who like good living.
Here-Brown Derby is apt to be the preferred
beer. Perhaps because this finer American
brew is judged by experts the equal of world
famous European Pilsner. Yet costs less
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