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Newspaper Page Text'of ICC Eyed Judge Mty End . Tieup to Girden Nt YOX JM M rua ivmr attaias aa wt lMrmuui koius Cat udU at as. luiatiinai thai "M f-iU. iMnM to. he wail amer -irr- bet wee. ! " ad M4iM M Garvse Judge Rvai ke will lULc k. ha, aaarauua MumU ia Use f tTi Clltllltll Mill anst Juno D Sams nw at j iM tlr liUTUiMtl iWiag (.Kite at New York aad HI I KM 1. his I,tiiiw witk M ilhaa J Eikisat (imit aiiaraev I leet User M be a divorce be- twee. W -ru and N orris tad Mt) .wn i.aj-des Thrv Bun ft wt af M ill 1 1 1 Squar Garde. " iru ta4 Nurrta 2 .1 450 lure,, or (bout a per peat, ol l.aidei sunk (.aillv af f, Judj Raa ruled Lut Marta I thai tk IBc tl guitt; W mootpoliM prarUrra ta raairol pntruioaal cluaawMuki bouu and tbattiai au( raaiprti- tun la aa uaraMubl rMtraiat trad. Ta. fcr.ru,, that eadra pratd Vt aoii ude. Judf Rra. firundy iidir.lrd thai ht would ardcr ta aal af (ardra .lark arid bjr Noma aad im aad thai ht alio vouM ra )oia tatai (roa ntrriaiaf roa trol. directly ar ladirartlj, ol tat O.rdta naaarrnraC TV jud aajd at vuuld aatk to direr! tac aal ol Mork ay which would avoid uaeert- aary fiaaociaJ loaa and woa.d a diurb the marttt H indicated Divorce 1 r nuu ,iv wini aim -am.;(Mm, Tundj, Kfht hra fivt yean ia which to dupott ma(lhmaa.er KKoa Owen preoeaU Ta Traalr'. Haada If .i .. ...u i- ... rv. Judte Rtan indicated it will to into the balds of . trustee : kfeanwbtle. Norris ami Wirtl art not to vol the stork, take part in the management of the Garden i hold office ii th Garden In his summation, Eikint charg-, ed that the combination and con- apiracy to monopolize through control of the Garden, Chicago itsdium and other arenas, which ss found to have existed pre viously, still is intact. He said that in 17 rhampion shio Knunt ainre llav IBM the defeiKtinU in the ras had pro-Ith moieo 21, or per cent oi tn toul He also said they no longer , seek ekdusive contract, or agree- menls because they no longer heed this device to maintain their mnnopolistie poaition FISHING REPORT (CMtisraed rrisa p( W Springs dam ia gentr.riy good. Fair to good catches should be ex ported in trie lower North I'mp qua upper South I itipqus. and in l ittle river by next weekend A few summer sleelhead are run ning The river appears to be in Ideal shape for fishing Salmon angling at Winchester bay is good. Most of the fish sre silvers Her ring remain abundant in the bay. Trout fishing in the Rogue srea Is improving with warm weather CENTRAL Fast fork of Hood river Is ex cellent with limit c.ifhes being taken West work of Hood river Is fair. The high lakes n Hood River county are excellent, espe cially Wahtum lake, where limit ralches of t to 13 inch eastern brook are being takrn The Deschutes riter in the Mau pin area is good for rainbows . In 13 inches Paulina and Kast lakes continue to be good. Crane Prairie reservoir is (air Big Lava lake :s excellent, especially on brass wobl riles Fishing at Cres rem lake is excellent for kottanee finni 10 to 12 inches. The De Khules river below Bend ia good Blue lake is food for rainbow trolling, spinner and flatfish. Spin ner and worms have been produc ing good catches of kokanee. An gling is beginning ot pick up it Diamond lake with several limit catches of fisri averaging 2 to 3 pounds taken Fish were caught using spinner and worm, or spon nor and flatfish and fishing deep l.akr of the Woods is excellent wilh many limit ralches. William son river has been good with fly or hail Tide Table Tllea far Tart. Oraioa Compiled be U Cntft A- Gtodetle Survey. Portland. Ora JVfl Hirn Water Time Haiglit low Watart Tim Htlght rT 7 01 a m 7 .1(1 p ni S 2;i a m. 7 ilfl p m 2.1 a m I I.I p m. I .IS a m I 57 p m 10 .11 a m I 37 p.m. 11 31 a m. 10 30 p m. .1 5 o .1 s 12 1 .11 p,!r. 12 3) 'p rn 1 .'... m 12 38 p m. 2 3, a in 1 JO p.m. .1 27 a m. 2 23 p m 4 14 a m. J 15 p m 4 5 a m. 4.0ft p.m. IITTII ANNIE lOONEY r r rsofT Thirk ins DAY -V-f3 vvrAJirjfVMfrJDZERO! TTjJjrt 1! i MARtxy sor TWE S Vf. ZMi JTREM&TH TO WALK j ."Z 1, NTOCAMP- pS"jf j R3kvILtl I .1 AfT -VI W SJ M 7 lAVuv 50MTIW9 STZlKB WITX TVC.R TAJ 15 0 1 Ttm( irraina.lre leap aatarai kMrm wttfc tkw ke, far HUfM, ease nim af Uit Mark Badge btTOf low TVrT Om viler. Tie dry fir wHam fH th saas fy swatter trriisBeaL If tat feaermaa rta reaaal tb lemataUaa la fijkt Urk aid vH leave la fly iytag aa la a Met, ta ftea will atiailv eataa aark aad Uk M. I AaaaH 1M la lat (arc M. ta aimrrta. TV art4 JLjrklVVH aW.Tw 1MH-Ia Ttrti lM-Mt M raaL ew Teams Set to Go Armory .y,,,,,, ,,m wlU , M . M- i.i j .-j v.n .. inv iMunu anu Druuani lwnt Carlson, wha dumurd MtlrnuD Francis in their maincr this w o ieanra will mige Herbie Freeman the Brofu strong boy for one of the new units The other-and it s apt le be a dilly lists Wild Bill Satage. the hooded hoodlum who hulds the Northwest heavy title, and Ali (Terrible Turk Pa.K ik. i,,rh.,wi .,11.,- k k. v i j ,k,. .l im povai u-fnjv lion m , with a win over Pierre IeJLane Tht two teams will go at the main event Tuesday it in rreeman ana uiigi M.cer. new, Northwest tag learn champion -- - Freeman has picked Carlson as partner and (be two claim , the trophy, with an invitation to anyone to try and take it y 1 from them The full Tuesday card will be announced later in th week by Owen. American League a nueaaa . ... HOI lit) fSS 1 7 t Baltimore. . m MO 00" 4 1 riarttae, Italay (1), tarriitiaoa ill. lApaLma (Si and JjoUar: I aa aad Gtnarwrf. TYiaavda ill. L Maa-her Kaiaiai City M SOS 100 4 T I Waanlmrion I0 0M II I II 1 Urban MrDarmott ill. Truck 1T1.1 Hnat IS' and Imlth: Raunoa. Clev- enter ill and Courtney W-Rainn I IMrDermotl Horn. run. - Kan I Clt. MrDermotl ' Se'wroYork 2 M Vol ! i latrr, Ahr 7i. in nj Houi rurlT a,ni BsiTi L. l-ry CWvalatid . ino (lio 0IS 7 Boiton 111 ono 12 - Wvnn. Tnman ill. Dalev ISI ' Nlson. Staler. Delork ill. Stan, hi. Mirurrln (Ii and White W Staler l, wvrui. norn run v irvriaiiu. Coiavtto. I Goin' After Em (reallnaed from page Ml bar at Newport Tiesday aad all limited I as We af twa kair. About half the catch were rhlaaak with eat fish going rtose ta lb JO-lb. mark. Emry re parted that Ike ehlaweks wer take elas la the surface sad about t feel freta the bait. . . . A few reports com in from Diamond Lake angler indicating that the fishing is on the improve after the big "dud" of opening week end. The Diamond rainbows are apparently finished with their spawn ing ind ire back on lh feed. In a week or two the fishing should be good to very good with anglers once agaia taking limit catches of the hefty ninoowi. Finally Got t Big One in Santiam It look at eleven yean I ram ip wtth I trait U rxrred It Inches fram the Saitliia River. Last Raaday we flaally mad th grade. We were dry-fly flshlag ear af aar favorite stretches of water arar Gstes aad gat "ponced" aa by i lt-lark ralnbew which tipped the scales al t lbs. II was the aaly fish w took la an afternooa of fishing aal It wa well worth the trip. ... The water wai rtslag, evidently fram aa aalpal af water fram the Big Cliff regilotlif darn. Small limbs, stlcki aad bark wer Heating by is D irteraaea. This rtslif water eertalaly did aal help, f ry flsaenaea aa Ike little Narth Fork report aiark better lark la the slowly drepptag water level. Wt have long thought that the beat fly fishing on the Santiam does not occur until after th "4TH of JULY." By JJiat time the water reaches its summer level, the insert hitches ippeir in greater num bers and the trout seem to be i bit mort on the cooperative side That date is not fir off. . . . We are galig la mnw let af hi aad a M af aar aid Meads this earning week when Ike Outdoor Writers Association af America holds Its aaaial eeaveatlaa Ii Aberdeen, Wish., fram Jone 21 la M. la looking over Ike oeaetfnl planned far the eaidoer scribes, we sec salmM bias oat af Westport aad aiy umber af sappers, ibawi, etc., ill far free. Wt alse aaUre thai aa Mm trips aal af W eat part, all aiflers wlO be give a drimimlae, free. There area bly win be few krtakfaits glvea fret. alt. Ta ta risk, w mtaa. M rtaoiaii ciin MAC PHCRSOM TtC BJjaOCXXk JOB ID FEED Ms WATER CENTtr JEMMtC TMC HUIC. I C0ULDWT CVCN LIFT A PITCHRWrV WCAV- Sofons Get Jew Stars B'g fij Dfj Now Completed Sanaa Bart wk Saaatan Stars BJ trvaaar aa Carl Gj hare visterslty Mraiaf la MM tat IraudM Fx-at naa hWk Aaatriaa. a 1 1 c I r ! Gawp ' lad arvMrr Dti af a aM Ummb aaa a4 Ukra war aral la tat talma riua k? aarvaaa Umj rut laaw Dm MrGiaatt MA i aad tart Saraoat la avaa ram tar V xrm UrWr Urn 114 luirl L.brcft raowt ta tat Sraaian wok a artcaiat rarard af 11-1 m the Wafu rirhaliaf may puaat aility a drciaiaa iaal aifM Heaatcaee I fam wita Tn-Cttyi. Jaaea ha woa kia last tnrat ttarta and m at M far the raa aad Griwoa has woo ria a1 hit Laat aiat autin( for . "4 rarard kath Sefotta and kaucr were aitl.a well rtrr M i. ta '.ait tta(u batUai ttaUAici Tht additiaa af th fi u ri peeled I Ji Salern a err aoUd praoaal threat la arcaad hail Northwetl Lrajue plat Breaoer hkrry wi!) uuert Bauer ! at Uurd base and Srfovi ial th ' utile Id th regular Salem line up meting Bob Duretto to the catching spot Lybeva and Oibaua will loto Vera Kiadaf.ther and ndy Georgr as the four starting X" ol the mound stall with bility ti young Jonrt mov- ug in also Three ajr Mart Jvnrs ia s Wthamler . rookie from FrankUa Higb of SeaUle. Gibson is the bij rookie rvght bander who helped the Yakima Ur."" " !" Tr m 1M Bauer is the former Se- attlr I niversitv baskrlball Kali whu and both hmiled service . . i -...ki- ..h V""" aciv.ia a. u,v. well known here through their participation with Wenalchec la,t SCSVX1 as well as this on .. . j i w - .-tui nniM aa 1 " leatuei all War center fielder id 19o Brenner hopes to place l-aursen goi nai h.. Carol txmaion aiiv-er-and Khotles with otber clubs so 1 u" brour caivm Dunaton R.- SO ' to that all will hav a chance continue Dlavint r " 11 P'hl C amp- bell, tne nun i rookie imra oase- man with the tremendous arm wilt he tried s s Ditcher Tn, h,. . ,,. W1 .Mum, dutl wlth em just s soon ss lttr piJVers trom the oerunci tio- i s,rfmund Sjio, Hnr? ri v cub of the Class B s,.mUnd b.,i Mvr. n South,,,,, League all join Wen- ZTulZlT Zr.'nT''n. Those platers, owned bylaian survive Service win o bid Cincinnati were transfered to,rr,d ,u"''l't't L w.r i" Wenalchec when the t lows ciuo folded Sa Agree meal Saw A full working agreement involv ing the Salem and Seattle clubs may be arranged (or ami year, but not hui will be don on It this season. "You've practically got an now." pinned Soriano after he completed yesterday s details with Brenner and Gunnarson. I aSSm NaCIC HAVf. neeOj 00Ji Berg I Market team in the Jun 'r Baseball B loop is hating trou bie finding enough boys to makr up i team and any lad in the city aged 14 to 15. may try out for the outfit Saturday at 10 a m at the Hovt Street field just off lh ljH, irvina out must not be 00 , D , another B loop nine. rrk sen tkl 0 'lOtdk TO n iUm.TUO. r WMff n 15 MOT HAVE WSt A MUNHERO VII 1 i H - If kfeM S Oaog rary WUa ' cW tX Irfnat i - MA at- Salem Obituaries Carl Walter Pane: I aw raaKMtnt of Pi Calif :a Faaaoana. at tfte a Hufttkana ol Kola Bulla fatfiar of Camerun tkWit huita. As loria Or Rotor! klrapaljica. Pas Arina hruttor ol William bull Ma Hanr Hutu Mr Martha rinlay. botn of Porlnd kiial Anna PulU ilrr, 1 frandchild alao uriva lirtitn will b held I Ritualmic wrvkw by KK't TJai ottwiaw. ' iina l. Daaaiaa Al a local nuapila Jun tlh 1.J1 ridnt ol ll l Boi SI llvi1io Or. Surviv,d b parenla Mr and m,. charie. Dunaf..n Siiv.non utters Ijtfrtv Ballard Siflrri t iMn. Piriirb llhan, R.,nnk Our rrinamt.nfr mr jvw rim Ralem Sarvioa HI h hld Satur. I day June t2raj dt 00 pr tha Co Rev , , ., . . ,j ntFrrtnt Cit View (tmt,v r,,(ti till offina MalklU Lata raident of Vt t'nion 91 J"nvl1 o.V'Tni!.'' ly npi oi iny inu namrh r. pel f ll C.OU.ftl nml FfrvnsT Rev W Harold 1 r will nfflaate Interment, BelvTeet Metnorial Park r aUtfttertaae Enrtll ,n m f. i ' i Z, nu, ssr a ssrs. naani Kunu. , utera. Buaan. Ruthamva Mar; ChxaheUi A neboeea Kultti all of Salem: brothers. James A Staphan KurtU. both at Skrtr. frandmothar. Mrs Ida Kurtti slam Craveatd aarwras wlU ba held mtfay June tlet at 11 SO am at Belrreat Memorial Park Serv ice will be under the direction of Ova Oouffc-BarrK-fc funeral atom Baar Girl Herri. Jun jom at ie siilvfton l',.p- lil Inlanl dauthtrr o( Mr and Mr Hubert Morrta 555 "jll-rm Si Sa lmi Survived by irandDirviU, Mr and Mi. Robert 4orn 5r Salem mio Mr arHt Mr Clvde Fdwartl. Wondburn Service will b held Sat urtjv Jun 22nd at I 30 p m in the Oiapl of the Hov-ll-Mrda Tu neral Horn Rev Max Wvatt will ol-( ftrlat Interment. Hilltop Cemetery' Independence. Ba. Deaa Caftay Petadeiler Late resident of Bend. On at Cnrvallts hospital. Jun II fMrVVe by mfe Mr Anna L. Poindexlar. Rend Or : aona. Davtd O. Poin dester. Portland. Charie L Pom -dexter Ajtorta; granddaurbters Kathleen Suaan Polndexter and Jan F.ltzabetli PoindexTer. brother. Rev T Karl Polndexter. Salmon Creek. Wash . Oilbert P Poindtvter. Oa wetn. Harold Polndevter. Astoria, alalera. Mrs Arrah Stump, f.uiene, Mra Rucen Rolletann Mniirnw Ida ho Graveaide service will he held! under th direction of th ' Virgil T I p m. at Jaaon Le Cemeterv Rev Oeorf Rnaeberry will officiate rnenda mil make contributions to complete th chape I in the Rend Methodist Church addition in honor of Rev Polndexter. Caaket will be open to friend between 7-1 p m Thursday in tn Virgil T. Golden Chapal. Memorial services wuJ be held In Bend Methodist Church Sun da v. June 13. at 100 pm Rev. George Ro berry will orflctat. Berber! Uacabt lallar late resident or Box 114. Turner. Or In this city, June Kith, at tht are of to years Huehand of Theuna Snider. Turner; brother of I G. Snider and O V Snider, both of Aberdeen. Wash Mrs Mable Harp er. Mrs Stla Hill, both of Portland Servire will be held Saturday. June 22nd al 1 30 pm In tht Chanel of the W T Rifdon Co i onrlurilng services at Helrrevt Memorial Park Dr S Raynor Smith will offlrlata. Late resident of MM Pleasant View Dr., Salem, at the residence, June II Survived by husband. Jaka Wald nar. Salem; daughters, Mrs. Alma Sampson. Salem; Mrs. Elsie Vslltau. Salem; Mrs Ruth Sacra. Salem; eon. Harry WaJdner. Salem; i1ra Mrs. Lydla Waldner. Huron. S Dak.; Mrs. Sun Wipf. Huron; Mrs. Mary Pullman. Seattle. Wash.; brothere. Johnnie Waldner. Joe Waidner. Mika Waldner, all of Huron. Nine grand rhlldren alao survive Services will he held Saturday June 22nd at 1:30 pm In the Chapel of Ihe Clough Barrlck Tuners) Home Rev. Marvin Jones will officiate Interment. Bel crest Memorial Park. The melt of a hippopotavmus is good to eat, tasting something tike beef. Plenty for Wtoveri. ly DAK Mil McaURI 00r3kMXh4T AM 6CT WtW 00KTWAr4TMs - , - Aai 10 rfER MOVV MAIN MILLION YEARS) f SI Car- 21. fyaak MIL Km rM.fl VatMYl ' i H u li u 7 X- y- . "f bAA k T" IT 'It" , , . 'y'j. . .. Tf- 'tr j vhl 1 I rrfe Two Husband Slayers May Remain Free kVSHINGTON Jjne i Pentagon lawyers bold that court can now toocfi I wo ser ice wives, both convicted by courts martial of murdrr but freed bv a Supr,nle i oun isior that pro- 7 y nsnils milliard authority over ci vtlians acruaed ol capital crimes committed abroad The women aie Mrs Dorothy Krueiter Smith, convicted ol s.jy ing her Army colonel husband in Japan with a hunting kmlr and Mrs ("larne B Covert convicted killinx her Kit Fori -,nl 01 ""m ?r ,A,r, ,or ' rgrant spouse in Fngland with an ax Military latrrs al the I'rnta goo said today thrt saw no way bt whH'h any legal body could order new trials lor the two serv ue wives because the law under which they were originally tried and convicted has now been un dermined by the Supreme Court decision and because mencan authorities had exclusive jurisdic tion over tKith women at the lime and under she rircumMances of the crimes in Japan and i.nglund Freed Fram Prtaaa I Mrs Smith, daughter of Grn Walter Krueger ol I'anlic War lame was freed this week from ! ihe Federal Women s Helorma tory in Alderson, W Va She had Kn ronfinl for 4'i years. Mrs. Covert, who was also spe cifically liberated by the Supreme Court decision on June 10, had been at liberty on a writ of habeas corpus since 1955 Mrs Covert was convicted In lS5i by an Air Force court-mar tial silling in Fngland t pon re view, legal technicalities were brought out which prompted Ihe Air Force to decide that a second trial should be held In the mean time. Mrs (overt, an American citizen, was returned to the I "nit ed Stairs, specifically, to Ihe Dis trict of Columbia Jarlsdlctiea Deated It was while she was in a Dis trict jail awaiting the second court-martial, that I fede'al judge ruled that she was a civilian no longer within the jurisdiction ol iny military authority o 'erseas and that therefore no miliary court could bring her to trial British authorities never sought jurisdiction over Mrs Covert be cause she was an American and killed her American service iiis hand within the confines of a I S base in Kngland At the time Mrs Smith killed her husband in Japan. Oct 4 1.S2 U. S military authorities had ex elusive jurisdiction over military personnel and their dependents in Japan. Th status -of -forces agreement. providing for Japanese junsdic tion over Americans ii that coun try under certain circumstinces. did not go into effect until after the Smith case started and the Japanese never sought to exercise any rights or authority in that matter. To Raise Nazi U-Boat HAMBIRG. June in un-Sal vagers expect within twn weeks to raise the Nans' most advanced U-boat from M feet down in the Baltic where it Lea scuttled. It is snorkel-type with especially powerful batteries for long under water runs and was the only one of its kind in service when World War II ended. The name of Cairo is dented from its original El Qahira, or "The Victorious " RHEUMATIC REMEDY Far tka relief g aeck (stins, saatilder pains, arm pains, Urk Bills, leg ptini, foot pains aad muscular pains. PRICE '1.50 SCHAEFER'S DRUG STORE 0m Daily 7:JI ajkv ta I fJa, tnim, lUkMlMi 14 N. CittinmUI American Family 175 Years Ago Alter Angry Debate" Bv ABTVVB IT0 I WASHINGTON Jtaaa "j n ;Tijs a grat acxaaaaa tar tle Ajsaertraa aaaa tafk? BjI m yaars age leaay ater raaiirti r abse ariay aad tame aaatrv wrtsv Use eagkr bexarne a pan ml Oat !ana, I' S tairaUj Oa Juaw 1C the Caaxisaea tai CatvgrtM aourxed the Great Steal at tAt C sited Sate Its f. hc-.a. oVscriptiaa tacltartes tltrai words Tbe eas-iatciarwa aa tstr arwast of tne tmnnH eagar AsfMayw prwper. haadiag ia Bus arxtar taiaa aa aa,e kraavA aaad s aa sisut ter a hsuadle of 1) arrrws all prwoer aad i. his be aal . acrw,L aaatrrsbed sntl the reaatta. E Pharv bus I aurr. Aad there be protadty raaaats ta this day st.I! cnMchiag the aiiv, branch ia his dexter labsa still aang'ng oa to the arrows witk his tauster talon a anyaae cat tew bv araoA ng al the bact sad i I auilar b.:! Eair. Special raiiiaao Fanherwvore tne eagle has fed era, protection give aa ether bird r xceot lor certaia Hteeitific aad (ducatiotval purputcs K s il legal to posseu one dead ar alive w th this protect,ua the eagle corttintars to thrive etei CKaae ta high'v populated rea And .:i this, it sbou.d be ssMed. with no thanks to Bea Franklin The eagle looks ao natural as the national emblem that it s sur prising now to look bask ta the Klamath Falls Man Killed KLAMATH FAU-S June uf An autiamorale crashed mui . tree and killed Bucldy Ken Weier 22 soa of lrvin Weiser Sr last night The car which Weiser was dnt mg left Highway ar on Bly Moun tain, two miles east of the Bonan ta J urn lion A pas-senger Jesse Kirk Jr 3S was brought to the Klamath alley Muspital with injuries His condition today was described as salislaclurv Marked Coins Used NKW YORK June ufv-Traf fir Department officials are using marked coins in an eflurt to stamp out rifling of the city s 40 ono park ing meters by maintenance work ers If the marked coins don t show up in the final counting , we gel slier Ihe employes in volved ' declared an official TO YOUR THIS TRIP. DURING THE SENSATIONAL PKE-INDEPENDENCE DAY SAFE 'N' SANE Declare your ndepen6mt from outo vewrln. Assure yourself safe and Konorriical motoring In one of the can offered during the great "SAFE-N-SANE" Car Salt. Each cor 1 00 safety checked, ond priced to give you sensational holiday savings Check the C lassified Section todoy for a sky rocket volue ot o sporkler price. B aid Eagie was a af rao- s bra kauri after the Drruara tsta oi '.sOry arvacr mm agrisd ta a rarcirruf.ee ceaas atmg al Jona Adams Tbanvas Jec'eraaa assf FraraSus was aaoned It dr.w ap I Saatatx Great farai l Partis heraaaa esea the. Caa frest kad . 'eaxJewcy I tuwdat. aad ptrLj bnaasae of Fraaatia laat sti years a get Ua aa Th aagar was aard aa aa or,. nai hu-l aa 'ar bark as use Creeks and Rorruaaw That tbda 1 ureresa Frankha Far . tim FraeAia puauasd th rottietjvaAf Srt that taued he KFNMnDC nniiYt nnno Dnncuco w iikiuiiviih nuvAa ikvvn rvLiiiiki KENMORE It scrubs, buffs and polishes Heavy duty two-tone base quick double polishing ac tion. full 18 cord complete with ( attachments c yout montf fat' 3lMK) 550 N. TRIP Stttpsmaa, Salrtn. Orp Fri, June I. "57 (Sec IYV31 Became Part of U.S.C las .ard Va the tarkev It a trwe Fraaaa. saal in ue I jr-ies al test a a vu aad s.i)y ' Bsl sa waat h sl... j . bard oi reurafe " BjI v e.i vwe sears arter As axv .oa aa the Great Seal -rart Frank was C tea's aid and prrwiriab y had more -njvar tatst th.ags ia narrv aoool He Still was cwt!4sa atng Pwar ssaral Cbawarsee He j a Sad h.rd al trwi' charas-ter F-tas j wrate He ton aat get hj living noeiest.y He watrtars th labor al the fisb g kaak aad one that dikgeat kvu-tj has at aragtk takei a fish. COMBINATION OFFER! 3 DAYS ONIYI FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY PIUS DE1UXE CANNISTER BOTH FOR ONLY 8 COMPARE AT '125.95 87" and hearuag B la tat te stapsMa-t i has snau ai aan us kaud eagve puraars hata aad lakes t frsaa mtm But bat tbaa amaaag mra aba l-te by sbaraiai aad iwrabsag ba a gs-aeraUv puar aad aflea ry iaxy Besidn he m I rank rww rd tne imsr kabrd. sat atf- tr tkaa a ssvarrww. aoarks htra buadlt and dr-ves km aul ai taa aVstTK-l " Neet-vrf the ptM FYaaAha aar lae Lne k-Bgbird was ast Vs.. dr-ve ne riie tf! lae Great Sea, But Uinutt til tttest .tars . lae &a. trpt Ifuat aagry look Bas eve fYotvaMy he i tuB bee-ead at a,d Bea FraaAUa J vVAJt Fllll CLEANER jOv ' ; Powerful 7 10 H P motor Dis posable dust bags Vinyl hose with suction control Complete with at tachments Capitol EM 3-9191 f A I P 4 - fAR J)