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2-Sec. I) Statesman, Salem, Or?., Sat., Sfpt 21, 57 First tj. S. Ships to Go Around North America Sail for Home ARGINTIA. Nfld . Sept jP Circle in Bering Strut July 1 and Th ship were part of a novo; Tkrat V. S. military supply ships recrossed it M days later ia Davis of 1 S and Canadian vessels rt leaving tonight for their home parts, completing the first circum- Mviftttoa of North America by against tea. wind and ice. the Oceans They dropped off some Ajntrkaa taaeJa. ship docked at the V. S. naval MO.ono tons of dry goods and 3 -Tan cutter Starts and buoy tend- base her yesterday W take on Mb. 000 barrels of gasoline at DEW Cf Bramble and Spar left Waih- fuel and fresh provisions Cmdr. line installations stretching KM aBftoa July 1. crossed the Arctic Harold L Wood commanding of- miles across the roof of the world. - ficrr of the Storis and the three- It was the first time the base The Weather Mil Vila Pt. Aatoru tuawne Klamath Palis aUdlo-ti New port Nortr Rend Portland Sales no no a? the tisoruTin rsiss Anchorafe V Albuquerque S3 VI Atlanta V SB Bone r. is Roatoe u M Olcar" ej VI Cleveland if T: Dttivtr VS l OJ Peiroil l" S3 Fairbanks v u Farfe 4t w Fort rth as 71 Ga.'vttM an a: Helena W W Honolulu as as Karuai On s W Laa Vejaa Sf an Lot Anfelea S3 Miami as an Mmneapolu St Paul K 12 New Orlaana as u Ne York ' II Omaha 1 as Phoemi u an Rene 'l M Sacramento SS M Salt Lain Citv y tn San Dtofo h n San franctaco II H Washlftftoe. ? as Today's forera'st from V S Weath er Bureau, McNarv Field. Salem 1 Continued fair through Saturday Little Phetvae in temperature with the tufheat today near IS Lew to night near 44 Willamette Elver 1 1 feet Temp. 12 01 am tnoa SI SaJeaa Preelpiuuea Since atari fit wewftver year Sept I To dava Laat Year Narmal u t n Tide Table (Tift, Ore.) npiiH by V Co tt Colti urw-ty. PvrtUntf Or i Lew watera Time Hetfht SEPT Tim tWifftti ti IS U a it S 4 OS a to A , IS at p m II Ham 11 23 p m II II a m 1! II a m 1J SO a m I 11 a m 1 IS pm lain 1 U em 4 14 p m III im 9 11pm 5 ts a nt t OS i s s ?1 ajn Mom :i T 41 a nt Kin I .w p m , ; 51 n 1 -1 s 0 t ot Oregon Turkey Unit Picks Salem Man as Leader C0RVALL1S. Vpt -Boyd vfl Churches of Salem today was el ected president of the Ornon Tur key Improvement Assn Directors named at the Hth an- nual meeting here Include Carton Johnson. Oregon City Loren John- son. Champorg Dick Miller Mc- Minnville Milton Newport. Tan- tent; Price Schroeder. Milwaukie. and Clifford Wrolstad Molalla Noel Bennion of Ore ton State College was re-elected secretary Discussion centered on best ways of marketing turkevs Grow era wore lojd the industry must balance production and demand Mrs Dick Miller VtrMinnville. as elected president of the asso- '.u'u1'1' 'eorge Ralstad. McMtnnville was ramed vice presKlent and Mrs X C. Camp. Sheridan secretary treasurer Woodbum Drhrt-ln Opea I It Marts 1.U ENDS 8ATV1DAY 0UN POI A COWAKT PIbm -CONOO CIOSSINO- Warts temdiy TIYINO TKJIIS riaa "SANDS Of rWO JIMA r MOTOB-YU-DAIUS i.ates Open 45, Ikew at I N Ends Tonight "iuiMM sir "TtlUTilir Maria Taaaorrsw eck NadaaM. Don Pryes la "umi ITHJT Cinemaacope Second Featurw .eawge NseW. jIU Adam la "4 mu iwr Cinemascope Adalts Me rhildren tt Dears Owe I N PH. for Cats Satveday Fvnhowao raw. KImv I 4J tsda Teerlgbt "ACI IN TMI CIOWD "tnOWD MOnAIASA MmtU TaaaMrrww" fawt 141 art Laneaaste. Tasty Cwrtss in ( -swtn smiu o succiss- Tbe motion picture that will I sever be forgotten' 1 teleaea IVtaao ( a Hit 1 TAaTTH VS FiTINO I SAlXltS' sagk Marta-x. Jeaia Taylor AUVsSYHU FAVBJON EYUY SAT. NIT! Strait. Weary of a summer-lonf battle ship unit, said the brief stopover also provided the officers and crew with rest and recreation, They covered more than 4 .00 mile in the Arctic without a break The Stons is bound for Kodiak. Alaska, via New Yark. Boston and the Panama Canal The Bramble steams for Miami. Fla . the for Ser home port of Bristol. AH have passed through the kus loric Northwest Passage. Train Kills . ; Man Walking, Along Tracks Stall aa Newt lerviee WOODBl'RN. Sept. 16-A Broad- acres man was killed instantly n, stfn nit by a train this morning """P"1 exesvauons lor two ten- Marino, smaiiesi repuuic in ine ' are tne uieoiooa w tnt jaycee while walking on the Oregon Elec- B,f couru ,nJ removed path ma- world, had two governments and i'hout identity checks that the movement - trie tracks near the old Broad tai Pllv PPr'u lor use a king-size political rumpus today ein always win luy Cold, national vice presi acres railroad station near here ln Prk Contending factions in this arCumm.,nt. said they dent in charge of lour Tar West- Lawronca Brittencourt about 45, 1B improvements are com- mountain-top nation of 38 square would ignore the election call ern states and Hawaii, told Jav- - was hit by the southbound South- PHtiS ,h Plrk wl1 B1VI " P1? mi,M tM 13 000 Pe "" 'he T" " UP five-man executive cecs they are the young men who 1 era Pacific train Dl between l k 1 PPtu. Softball field and back- Communists, who have ruled since committee headed by Prof Fed can change the world m t nnri.im.i.iv 500 feet. H was reported by Mar ion County sheriffs office The snenfr report also said the engineer was unaware at the accident and the body was discov ered later Friday morning by L. F Marshall. Woodbum. a mem ber of the railroad fire patrol Bnttencourt. a laborer, had been living at Broadacres for about the last sevea years, and is believed to have a wife and ion In Saa Francisco He had a habrt of walk- discussions featured the opening ot ing the tracks, according to the annual convention of Oregon . ......... . inenos. ana was last seen ai a Rroadacre Uvera earlier ia the evening G)mpletion Time Advanced on alm Wafpr I iriA 'vm ..eaivi Construction of die UTSofKin Cl . nn ! a 1 a rut ln ti a .a rr. a. I r lira Is proceeding well ahead of sched- ule with completion estimates pushed up from July Itsa to late next summer, according "to John Geren. Salem water department supervisor auprivtsua First link ot the long line, trom turner to stsytoa isiano was 11 per cent complete by Aug II ' ,:r'' estimales looked lor only M cmi ' ln lln 10 doWB D 'hat date Completion of this link should come early this fall. Geren said Contractors lxrd Bros Construe- lion are ready lo o under toe nor,h channel of the North Santiam at Maytnn Island this win nni the I'land iih Slaytnn Woman BiCVCMSt ' Involved In Minor Accident A Mvear4ld woman biryclisl sulfered miner injuries rndsv about 7pm in an accident involv I! ingarar at North River Road and Cherry Avenue stair police said Taken to Salem Memorial Hopt tal stiflrnng from abrasions 1 her ankle and knee a Tina Sum mers of 2a N 4th St She later was released attendant said Dm er of the car was listed bv police as William Clarence Dnnovan of 1VK Brooks Ave Man Arrested On Check Count John Matthew Falconer 104! Madison Si was arrested Fridav m a charge cat obtaining money and property by lalae pretenses. city police reported oisirici court warrant waa ia sued against the mas after a com plaint Ihat an til check waa pass ed ( the Hollywood Shoe shop IM Fairgrounds Rd officers said Falconer waa held under kv hail Salem DoCtOr Enrolls For Cancer Course PORTTjIN'D Sep) A five- day course to bring practicing physicians al the northwest the latest information on the diagnosis aad treat men! of rancor will be held Sept tl through T at the University ei Oregon Medical School under the n1 sponsorship of the school and the American Caner Sorsetv . Oregon lv Among physicians registered Iff nusaeti vuias as wiem Rolling Log Kills Man ROSF.Rl RG. Sept IS A -A rolltnf log killed F.arl lee Grata, H. Rose burg at s rawd rteartng project is Douglas County today. Sat. NitM with Larry m Cascadi Rangi Riders which converged on the Arctic from the Atlantic and Pacific were re-supplied bv a ship convoy, The work was done before by planes and shallow-draft vessels of much smaller tonnage, Playground Project Nears Completion I Improvements earmarked for Highland Playground under the re cently passed I1SO.0M park im provement bond issue are oearmg completion, according to Salem perk superintendent Walter Wirth. City workmen at the Broadway and Columbia streets playground have removed several trees and f6' fwatd much of the park mi, slop. comloTt station and tennis . courts with lence. Convention For Painters Ends Today Welcomes soeeches and Dane! raint lofitractors r noav at tne Hotel Marion A total of ill mern- hers and wives are here for the P" M ,orlB ,oun ,xent the country They did . . , ... The crisis broke out when su . r"" TwT " , m""b'r "nd four, h.ghugh.rd br t a I k i by several t,,prlM.h w rectfj prominenl persons report, ( com- tw VMrl a(il Thai re mittee rhurmen election n( off! ... h( ,-....-, ,. , 7" nd " ev""nr ba'NU,', nd dancing Speakers today will inrlude Rep Edith Green Portland Stair Sen tD"n'ck , Crosby. Oakland Calif . public re- lations official of Kaiser Gypsum Ca who will talk on Guided Mis siles " si Ihe banquet tk. t:,i, u. r,m-. s..n , .. . ... ' ' " ' '--J Highlights ol Ihe Friday agenda were a welcome by Salem Mayor Robrt w1l" report ti J F. Brown. Portland, president of the association, and a discussion of value of the apprenticeship pro gram In a Iratured address Frank Crosbv dwell on operation of the Home Improvement Program World Record Cold Recorded HAVISV1I.I F. R I Sept 10 jT - A orld record low temperature rf 101 I degrees below tero Fah r en belt as recorded Tuesday ,t ,h. South Pole Antarctic bound scientist! were told of Ihe new mark during a hnefinf rtMl1lT lh, constnirtioo battalion center here The new mark is 1 7 degrees colder than Ihe minus lf 4 rec orded at the South Pole May II The new low was recorded by I)r Paul Siple and his Interna tianal Geophys'cal Year pole sta tion crew fr Hsrry Wesler rhief acwtnisl of the 1 n.led Slate, ant arctic II, Y program said Trees Foil Copter Rescue; Ailing Hunter GRANGFY'tlXF Idaho Boiae hunter died in the remote viway primitive area of North (rl Idaho after heavy timber prevented us of a helicopter as oinergeocy ambulance Ralph M Karre. about 4 and tKe father of flva. apparently dd of blesdiag ulcers Thursday night H brim It ednes a ni-jn i.aiiip ml nei n Ridge sear the Idaho-Montana line 7 miles taortheast of here and X) miles west of Hamilton Monl A fellow hunter Robert Mr Let aa af Bone walked 1? miles t the Want lev Pack tamp for help a rider with rses waa herk Another hunter Harvey Blake Kn M lh . M h, tr(i tnA rr K.rr, waa to, ,n e rMj, ( i,. 'Pit National Jaycee Officials ya-eaaaaaas. aaaiiaaiii.i I . 1 , a, . ,s j, 1 A ri I ..,,' r a if m Iny Gold (Ceater) atraai JiaJar Ckaanber rice presidfit tni EdwaH Beaaett (rixKO Springfield, Uteriatioaal JO director for Oregon, talk with. Salem Jaycee Preside! Gewgaf Hagflai Jr. at a Meeting Friday aooa iStatesnaa Paoto) Political Violence Erupts ceLes old 1 c u n li Membership In San Marino Republic Drives Vita By DOMEMCO GIORDANO lions held by the Reds It con- Salem Junior Chamber friday SAN MARINO. Sept. uf-San l'HJ. ana an opposition oi inris- ti an DemocraU. independents and Socialists who have set up a rump government The political battle turned into violence last night. Soldiers turned anti-Communists away from the Parliament building and San Ms rinese attacked each other with fists and feet ia a free-tor -all. Streets WW lei All wss quiet in the centuries- ola low" square today But mill lMmrn ' " Century uniforms .iwl limviiii M.WrlJ til.. I " r,nM nrvou,l'r "Mested thai a mawity. lo in the Vmcmber body reaax-U MaaMtved The (;rand at sup- pol to meet yesterdav to elect cantains regent chief ministers lor the next six months and the Communists laced defeat Before 'he council could meet the Com munists dissolved it it and called a . . i 3 The opposition objects lo elec Crash Fatal On Turnpike PITTSBl Rl.H Sept A-An ronn-un,, wlih a west Salem gro- The occasion is a tribute to Eli auto and a tractor trailer crashed rfrv ,torf w ,, ah Parish Uvejoy. Colhy-educst-head on lodav on the rain soaked Herring when Justice Darrell J ed editor who is considered Amer Pennsvlvama Turnpike killing a wm,trn, 0, rtl) , lndlf K-a s first martyr lo press freedom man t.n ...men and l.o children ,h, ,n,MKtfn, Uvemv an early abolitionist, was II n one ol the wor.t traffic rN1(1enr, ,hot o,h , moe whl), o. accidents in Ihe IT vear historv of r 1 t iAimm k,. iiiM tit . Prelinnnarv hearing on the new lending ms preaa in Alton III In Ihe toll road . . . . . UI , cr.ane has been set for wednes ,K-T, Male polxe idenlified the man a lohn M Kelly IS nf C,ladionr (ire and Ihe oman as Rrhars t Vnun JJ. of Reader 'reek Ore Relatives in Oregftn said those in the tar mini have heen lohn V hellv formerly of (.lad stone d his wile Hcl X their llmonih4ld daughter Sus an the kellv s sister in law Mrs Donald M ming H and her m year old duriler Patty Thev said Ihe Kellys moved two ee, a, ' New York r,ty ,nd .err ,, rlrn, .h Mr. Young and (he children to tleveland Dies in Idaho Aa emeriencv radw frwwsage was sent Thursday and pilot FJ- ffMo6 Nelson of tne Johnson Fly- ing Service in Missoula was over the area in his helicopter in teas , than an hour and a half He could not land because of the dense ; lorest and dropped a message ask ing that the clearing by enlarged Men worked fevenshhr with . iin '! neiaon waa able la land the helicopter in the larger clearing Friday-1 it Karre was already dead Nelson said he planned to fry a agaia Saturday and attempt to .bring east the body SEASON'S FINALE HARDTOP AUTO RACES 8 Big Racing Events All Prodt Given to Mrt. let McReth and Childrtn SAT. NITE-SEPT. 21 Tmm Triors 7:10 lax 01 I.J0 HOLLYWOOD BOWL r -at ' . - - I v ' 10 many Aan ntarinese are nt saw tne javcees actually ue- schoolteacher, to rule San Marino Theater Time Table ti siNoni PAJAMA GAVir 7 00 the man is Anvrn IS 17 S 01 t ATITOL imu, frorr I t'ontl ' .r or the AR.P.OW i oa. 4 in 7 X 10 n LAND I'SKVOWN in IM 5 44 US A HO soi.Diia or fotvni i 41 r.fNricHT at ok ron. RAl t ?0 SOUTH SAIIM BRIVI-IM Gate Open I 4S Show at Dwakl RFJtNARDlNE Pal Roone KETTt r-S ON OLD WACDON- Al OA f ARM am t vwtxin rst r in the mown BITtdND MOMBASA II o s ss ' 00. Man Arraigned In Dallas on Burglary Charge Robert Benjamin Herring Sa- Irm. as arraigned ia Dallas Jus I tice Court Thursday oa a charge I of atlempled burglary not in a, j dwelling and is being held in me Polk County tail in lieu of M.SOO boil An earlier rharee nf rohher in jav in the Polk County Justice ( nurt a f i - lost csracaaa Man Found Safe in Woods Btaitamae Stmt Servtra f ST At DA Sept 20 Herman Gohnng ' rar old F.stacada area ' r"T 7" "'" A" ,hOUl h" m" fr0m , . . Authoriiii-a said the elderly man a mute nh a historv nf heart at tacks a nred and hungrr btit otherwise unharmed from his over night slav in Ihe chilly open He :v:V en in a Portland hospital he aa reported doing fine TVw. ,.rrh InvnlvtAa a "liumher n hiwahn..nd. .nU.t iboot j o p m phea Stan Wiese Trlrr ihe rM fame upon thJ1 mjinI mM .a Immigrants Increase OTTAWA. Sept JP More Immigrants arrived in Canada in mt lirt eigM mOfMnS Of lt7 al la any full year since 1(11 The .u month fieure was nut at m arts, snd M ana more mar come along by Dee 11 The lM total waa 14 H7 The peak -ear tu laniilg MS. IT Visit Salem ' ''-'-rj' - noon was told membership drives gan in 115 and were organized to support a park program in St Louis He added that ever since they have been supporting worth while causes Gold, who resides in the Bay area, was in Salem on his way 10 a state directors meeting in Red mond this weekend. Also present at the luncheon meeting were Ed ward Bennett. Springfield, interna tional director for Oregon, and Kenneth Meier. Seaside, national director for Oregon , Ten Salem Javcees are attend ing the three-day Redmond ses sion They include Finn Svendsen. Lawrence Feldschau. Dave Beck ett. Robert Cole. George Huggina Jr . Henry Yoshikai Dave Wil liams. Lee Dorner. Victor Fryer and Russell Conrad Colby College Fetes Editor W ATER 1U.E. Me. Sept 10 Pulitier award winning publisher Ruford Boone of The Tuscaloosa 1 'Alabama' News has been selected by Colby College aa its 1S7 Love jov Fellow ' Boone received the Pulitier rd earlier I his year ia recogni- "l,n f the editorials he wrote in Alabama ohen Miss Autherine J Lucy, a Negro, sought admittance to the I'niversity of Alabama He will be awarded an honorary doctor of laws degree by Colbv Fridav evemni. Nov I DANCE TONIGHT DATT0N U6I0N HALL Maaort by ITU tm4 aVa YVESTIINAWIS t S a II M SaW I aa fTaa bm I fkC0RN$ FROM THf ooaj of tKana rJoyi . . . you'rt gorifl to K moon! Of counp wi con din Of the) Morion lt' not xpo'Hivt WKy. Gtoroa oyt din- nr in tKa) Coffaya) Snasp Org only $1 . . . Orwi even rKo Ook Room hoi mayolf for $2 ve)ry nignt' V2 SJITM lk H.eJi - 1 Oh, Alice . . . Hotfl Marion 75 Willamette U. Coeds J Pledged to The four Willamette university sororities pledged a total of 75 omen Friday night after a week's round of rushing activities. Pledged to Delta Gamma from Oregon were a women, including Jo Gannon, Marsha Jo Humphrey, and Carol Mason. Salem; Judy Embree. Elinor Griesoa, Diana McClaskey. Barbara Simon and Judy Taylor. Portland: Peggy Doerfler. Woodbum, Carolya Frey. The Dallas. Ana Garner, Med ford. Donna Fraser. Eugene: Mar- cia Hafter. Klamath Falls, and Karen Henninger. Coquille From California were Sammie Lou Barker. I'pland. Barbara Rover, Arcadia, and Marilyn Wood. Los Gatos. Other out - of - state ; pledges were: from Washington, Suxanne Lusty. Yakima and Susan Mullarky. Seattle, from Idaho. Carol Hobos, Boise, and Joanne 1 Warren and Rita Zacharv. Mc ICall. ; II Pledge Pi Beia PW Pi Beta Phi pledged 11 women including Oregoniana Peggy Hoff man and Alice Stewart. Salem; Flame Buckinger. Karen Drier, Linda Hosteller. Karen Kettennng. and Jean Thomson. Portland. Bar bara Baer. Bend. Judith Hanson. Astoria: Nora Hounsell. Hood Riv er. Judy Teufel. Hillsbore: and Betty Toy. Tillamook. California pledges were Betsy Barclay. Arcadia. Barbara Ham ilton. Los Galas. Bea Julian. San Bruno. Fran Leonard. Berkeley. Kate Morel ti San Rafael, and Mary Blanchard Ross Chi Omega s 13 new pledges were Nicole Ross, Carolyn Schrag and Barbara Bennett. Portland. Joan Beaty, Newberg: Henrietta Nickels. Greshsm. Collene Cody. Honolulu. Hawaii; Audrey Hortoo, Seward. Alaska, fharland Ross. Great Falls Mont . Connie Snow. Seattle. Wash Catlfarwia Girls From California were: Langley Brookes. Or i ad a. Unda Koch. DOtlftS OPEN l:4S JOhm CAfA (DDK RAITT HANFY FOY, JR. a waisMi mot vwa CO-aliT "THE MAN IS ARMED" Dane Clark STARTS WIONISOAYI JUT Pi LOT mm wiYTMNn uxm ui IIU FORCf . Tf pesewa sakt mmmm A M;l:lil'l Oaseal.il Mr Aayttaao EURT LANCASTER mXDODGlAS QKCOHBAL. ctMirr y WtlOrlfOUt Wi sort X Unite ISP w 1 K4 tajofcra2r 4 Sororities Capistrano . Beach: Sandi Seely, Menlo Park: Lee Wilkinson. Gran ada Alpha Chi Omega pledged H. Those from Oregon were Sue Jenkins and Sally Joseph, both Sa lem; Joan Barber, Eugene. Alice Eastman, Mary Edwards. Pat Hoi comb. Sherri Jenkibs. Shiela Tom lin. all Portland; Mary Zeller. Park Rose. l.oretta Ray. Forest Grove. Mary Shiels. Oswego. Gail Larsen. Silvertoe A a n Laird Sherwood; Judy Geer and Jane Eagleson. both Tigard Out-of-state pledges were Terry Boyd. Burungame, Calif: Ann Harper. Pasadena. Calif : Kayla 1 Henry Medina. Wash: Bev Krough. Saa Mateo. Calif : Mari lyn MacKenne. Aiherton. Calif., Ann Stamhaugh. Bremefcon. Wash ; and Hannah Meary. Ar cadia. Calif (Mary alee ea Page 4.) Washington Woman Treated After Accident A two-car accident at Cherry and Pine streets injured Myrtle Cant well. Bremerton. Wash., about I p m. Friday, polict said. Mrs. Cantwell. who was not hos pitauied, was treated by first aid men for contusions on the arm and hip. aidmen said. She was a pas senger in an automobile operated bv Cornelius Cantwell. Driver of the other vehicle was Robert Eu gene Ericsson. 140 Stark St , Sa lem, police reported. e Ens Tsalte Ran ol Arrow" Land Unknown' 3 Big Stars . . . A Truly Great Picture! "Run or me Arrow" Will lo Shown Aflor Tne) "SNiAK" F review Pkrurol STARTS Tomorrow 'It I wv,i """""l a - a t " 1 ""-Wamaii .f r '"toful cargo .. . - - - - ' 1 a $25,000 bribo . . f i tl I and a plot . , V S9H1 ,00utwi,th' rT. V uj Intarnational . v Poiict 1 I : f V ea-el t,i,r i , ,: . -, " X4 1 taa ttmn -,. wat t 5 OA SCALA .MMtei oin MAat dalio BI6 ACTION CO BIT iiiiMt(jjiiffiii o Ka-ns Tsaalie e "RarnaesMno" lettle s Oa 1 r arm 4-'vlS F rot tutu A! a x 77 ' V AND THIS jJOHOWQIR RANOtXPM SCOTT OOtOTKT MAI OW1 w WlUAMETTt Agate and MiwraU Show Grandstand Kldg. v ITATI 'AltOKOUNDS Ise lttk St Eairanea Sat Sopt 11 10 A.M..10-.J0 PfeV Sun. Up. 22, JO A.M-S PJVU nsoaew ' aaiiier-u- r aaaa Pi lies. Knack Bar Adas, tic Children Fro DANCE " TONITE! CRYSTAL: GARDEN 116 CASK nut At far Yottr Fro a Tick Cottonwoods Ballroom Dane Evtry Sot. Nit, Tommy Kizziah and Hi Wtt Coast Ramblers Danriag I U It it Kim. It.M. Tai Inc. Hlway t Albany. Oregon Dsjavr Ogeaei 12.4S tM. Dramatic Impactl STARTS Tomorrow t I Mm at IVwak CklMrea Free mm tint i fVjk) at her feet' kUMirw f A Ah A "Ml. MONROE? LAUrWCT I ttlj rr a a a a-w PRINCE "TAU MAN RIDING" 1 f w I n Oa A Ml 1 t 1 L. "rarraaau-'u esaw V"W I I 'jtczMArx ft M- : . Vve. 1 ? 1-fM TwHw KOes Kawt af Free YVfceas Ohm an KCAT 4 a lga-aray n la fafcar Fit MM 11 A Bast. S I welT s 4
