THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND OREGON, MONDAY, FEB.49T"
PAGE SEVEN
If Marlat
Reveals Gains
By Elmer C. Walzer ' '
(United PreM Financial Editor)
New York,' Feb. 19 IIP) The
stock market staged a general ad
vance today that carried the main
list to a further new high tor
more than seven years. Trading
again topped the million-share lev
el. Confirmation of Japanese radio
that U. S. forces had landed on
Iwo Jima and the successful
American army invasion of Cor
regidor played a part in stimulat
ing bullish confidence.
At the day's best levels the Dow
(nnac industrial averapp was at a
Lew peak since Sept. 17, 1937; the
Pfail average a new high since
A.r 51. 1937: the utility, a new
top since Aug. 17, 1937 and the
65-stock average a new high since
Aug. 31, 1937.
Rails were the best gainers,
scoring gains ranging to 4 points
in Union Pacific. Santa Fe and
Illinois Central were both up more
than a point among active carrier
shares.
Bethlehem and U. S. Steel were
up a point and Crucible up more
than a point. Chrysler at its high
was up 2!4 points but profit-taking
scaled the gain. General Mo
tors rose nearly a point to a new
high. American Power & Light 6
preferred, up 3 to a new high, fea
tured utilities.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland, Ore., Feb. 19 ilPi
Livestock: Cattle 1750, calves 200.
Uneven, opened steady to 25c
higher, but most bids only steady.
Good fed steers 15.50-16.25; some
held higher. Common-medium
grades 11.00-14.00. Load good fed
heifers 15.65. Good beef cows
12.0012.50; some held higher.
Canncr-cutters largely 6.50-9.00.
Medium-good bulls 10.00-12.25.
Good-choice vealers 14.00-15.00;
odd head 15.50.
Hogs 700. Active, steady. Good
choice 170-270 lbs. 15.75. Good
sows 14.25-14.50; lightweights to
14.75. Good-choice feeder pigs
15.50-16.25.
Sheep 150. Strong. Early tops
wooled lambs 25c higher; few
tons 50c up, largely on quality.
Good-choice wooled lambs 15.00
15.25; one lot 15.50. Fall shorn up
to 15.00. Good-choice ewes 8.00;
new recent high.
PORTLAND PRODUCE
Portland, Ore., Feb. 19 iui But
ter and egg prices Were unchang
ed today.
Butter Cube 93 score 42; 92
score 42 Vic; 90 score 42c; 89 score
H'icpound.
Eggs Price to retailers: "AA
large 46c; A large 44c; medium A
41c; small 37c dozen.
ATTENDS SESSION
Miss Eleanor Duncan, a fresh
man at Oregon state college, at
tended the Saturday session of
the state legislature at Salem and
met several legislators, friends
here have learned. Miss Duncan
recently elected to Sigma Kappa,
plans to major in business admin
istration. She Is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. M. H. Duncan of Bend.
AND HAS SHE FRIENDS
Hillsboro. Tex. UP Mrs. M. L.
Brockette has so many pairs of
hose that she is dividing with
her friends. Her husband, Lt.
Brockette, sent her 50 pair, pur
chased at 5 cents a pair alter they
were captured at a German ware-
nousc.
T7-
Sncde .Leather
HUSH COAT
19.45
Supple tanned suede, folly
lined In Iridescent rayon. A
Jacket for yean of service!
Houk-Van Allen
Tinstott
Home & Auto Supply
91)0 Wall St Phone StiO
THE STAR OF GREAT
PERFORMANCES, GIVES
HIS GREATEST
SPENCER
TRACY
"THE SEVENTH
CROSS"
CAPITOL
WED. THU. FRI- SAT.
t 1
I
Spare
Classified Rates
' Local Paid In Advance - :
25 Words One Time S5c
26 Words Three Times 75c
25 Worda-Six Times .SLS5
All ri mrr It add te par irard ttaua
namha af luartlaM
On amtk rim, im cpj, H 41 nU
Mlnhaoa Cham, Mo
LINE RATE 10c CAPITALS 20c
UuIlM JUnrtMnt, Cuk la Unm .
DUj Clalil TiaM 11 Jl T. M.
FOB BALL
12 HEAVY HENS. Rhode Island
Keels, one 90 lb. pig, one 3 months
old calf. 1619 West 12th.
5 ROOM modern house, almost
new, close in. Furnished or un
furnished. $3000, unfurnished.
Phone 626-M after 3 p. m. for ap
pointment. WELL IMPROVED eighty acres
CO J. water right. This place free
irom rocK ana has 2f acres new
seeding Alsike clover, 20 acres
alfalfa, balance good potato
ground. $7,800. Machinery can be
oDtamea. it you want a good
ranch see this one. Frank McGar
vey, 118 Oregon St
LARGE, well built saddle horse,
saddle, and bridle. Inquire Apt.
No. 3, Irving Apts.
VERY NICE 4 bedroom home,
close in, paved street, wired for
electric range, furnace, fireplace,
narawooa iioors. svsuu, loan avail
able. Anne Forbes, 36 Oregon.
Phone 36-W.
NEW FIRE PLACE screen, never
been used. 355 Delaware. Call af
ternoons only.
OWN YOUR own home and have
good side income. I have a duplex
and small house close in and com
pletely furnished in good condi
tion for only $5,500. See Frank
McGarvey for further details. 118
Oregon St.
STRAWBERRIES ARE SCARCE!
Sensational new Brightmore va
riety ideal for home gardens and
commercial planting. Write, Cen
tralia Fruit Farms, Centralia,
Wash.
OWNER LEAVING for service,
will sacrifice 80 acres, 40 acres
Arnold, 2 bedroom house, well
built barn, outbuildings, 2 cis
terns. Only $3500, some terms.
Anne Forbes, 36 Oregon. Phone
36-w.
ELECTRESTEEM VAPORIZ
ERS, for medicinal vapors, heat-
Ini, Hnttlao ctm.illTln or rttn.
77TpJes,-Tv!trming baby, foods,' boiling
eggs ana other uses, only iw.o.
Bend Electric Co,, 644 Franklin.
ABOUT 6 TONS nice smooth
clean seed potatoes at $2.50 hun
dred in your sacks. H. E. Young,
nine miles out on Bums highway.
4 ROOM home, furnished or un
furnished, chicken house, out
buildings, 2 lots fenced, drilled
hole, large garden spot, on paved
street. Close to mill. $1200 unfur
nished or $1400 furnished. 238
Riverside.
CHICK BROODERS, infra-red
electric 250 chick type, special
$15 complete with lamps. 100
chick size $9 complete. Bend Elec
tric Co., 644 Franklin.
NOW YOU can buy fine chicks
within easy shipping distance.
Write, today for price list to Ore
gon's newest modern hatchery.
Fifteen years experience produc
ing Oregon bred chicks. Oregon
State Hatchery, P. O. Box 328,
Klamath Falls, Oregon. .
RED OR BLACK cinders, heaping
4 yd. load, $7. Also barnyard ferti
lizer, $4 per yard. Also top soil.
Phone 838-R. Contact me at 1340
Federal St.
WILL SELL or lease 80 acres all
Irrigated, located at Powell Butte,
Ore. Write to R. Lichtenwalter,
2354 Jefferson Ave., Tacoma,
Wash.
THE TIME of year to plan for
that garden. Fine large modern
home with city water and two
; acres ground, un paved road,
! good chicken house, double ga
', rage. A fine home In good neigh
i borhood. $5,300. Frank McGarvey,
1 118 Oregon St.
LATE MODEL Montag range
with coils. Call at 334 Leo lane or
phone 747-J.
17 JEWEL Illinois man's wrist
watch. Just overhauled, in good
condition. See chef at Allen's Cafe.
LARGE MONTAG circulating
heater and one wood range with
copper coil. 26 Revere. Telephone
716-11.
Place Your
Order Now
for
QUALITY
POULTS
Baker Feed Co.
Kralmimil, Oregon
Articles Can Be turned
FOB SALE
TWO BEDROOM modern house.
Monarch range, woodshed and ga
rage. Can be seen on Sundays or
week days. 1084 Federal.
WEST SIDE modern house, 2
bedrooms, kitchen range, circulat
ing heater, Venetian blinds, cabin,
garage, woodshed, immediate pos
session. $2600, $500 down, $30
month. Anne Forbes, 36 Oregon.
Phone 36-W.
ON ROOSEVELT, immediate pos
session, 2 bedroom house, some
furniture, shower, utility porch,
large garage. $1750, $300 down,
$30 month. Anne Forbes, 36 Ore
gon. Phone 36-W.
BULLS of all kinds, Hereford,
Guernsey and Jersey. Some nice
milk cows ready to freshen. Sad
dle horses and saddles. Franks
Service Station, phone 78-J. W. R.
Franks, Redmond. . '
WEST SIDE, immediate posses
sion, attractive new modern
house, 2 bedrooms downstairs, un
finished upstairs, large basement,
automatic sprinkling system.
$4000,, $1500 down, $50 month.
Anne Forbes, 36 Oregon. Phone
36-W.
QUALITY CHICKS and poults.
Baker Feed Co. Phone 188-X, Red
mond, Ore,
BROODER STOVES and parts
Electric, oil, briquet. Baker Feed
Co, Phone 188-X. Redmond, Ore.
TOY, all black Pomeranian doe,
age 4 years, weight 9 lbs. Very
loveable pet for grown ups. West
Side Grocery and Station, McKen
zie highway, Redmond.
FOB SALE OB TRADE
SMALL ENAMEL range. Trade
for two wheel trailer. Call at 108
Cascade after 4:30.
FOR SMALL Central Oregon
ranch, 2 210 acres, new four
room house, new barn, other out
buildings, on highway and river.
Full plumbing, electricity. Lo
cated in Marcola, Oregon. J. L.
Keeler, Marcola, Oregon. '
FOB BENT
4 ROOM unfurnished house, close
to mills. Inquire 1214 Albany or
call 86SKJ.
3 ROOM modern house. No chil
dren. 875 Roosevelt. i
NICELY FURNISHED furnace
heated rooms with some kitchen
privileges. 1 block from Bank of
Bend'. 18 Oregon. Phone 771-W.
2 R0OM modern burnished clean
cabin with utilities. iAIso 'furnish
ed upstairs housekeeping room,
access to shower bath. Phone 1083
or call at 623 Hill St.
WANTED
GOOD USED cook stove with
coils. Mary Haynie. Phone 1050-M.
WILL PAY CASH for used golf
bags, balls, and clubs. Call 20-F-ll.
USED RADIOS Will pay top
prices for good used radios.
George's Radio Service. New loca
tion, 838 Wall St. Phone 900.
FEDERAL AND STATE Income
tax returns prepared. Twenty
years experience. Five years audi
tor for Oregon State Corporation
Department. Ten years auditor
Oregon State Tax Commission.
Henry Kiessenbeck, 1107 E.Green
wood Ave., near Pilot Butte.
INCOME PROPERTY, good con
dition, no realtors. Write Bulletin
No. 694.
WANTED TO RENT by March
15, modern 2 bedroom house un
furnished, east of the river. Rob
ert Mcllvenna, 304 Hunter Place.
Phone 186-W.
WANT TO BUY 2 or 3 bedroom
house. Up to $2,000. Inquire at'
1635 Awbrey road. Call after 6:00.
WANT TO RENT 2 bedroom un
furnished modern house or apart
ment. No children. Write No. 701
care of The Bulletin or phone
753-W.
HELP WANTED
HOUSEKEEPER for mojhcrless
home. Board, room and wages.
Write No. 645 care of Bulletin or
phone 815-R after 5 p. m.
SOMEONE to care lor two pre
school children during office
hours. Room and board if desired.
Call at 27 Mueller or phone 859-W
after 6:00 p.m.
MEN WANTED Permanent,
profitable connection; excellent
earnings. Choice rural routes
open. Customers established.
Write Walkins Products, 4512
Hollis St., Oakland 8, California.
LOST
STRAYED or stolen, black Ger
man police dog, about 6 months
old. Answers to name "Gippy."
Rt. 1, Box 452 or phone 31-F-5.
Reward.
DIAMONDS
KEEP FAITH! 0
Buy Bonds for C
t KEEPS K
2 A. T. NIEBERGALL
Jeweler JJ
Neil la Caaltal Th,alr
Pha 148-R
WATCHES
THIS CURIOUS WORLD VJgT
A TYV3Tf'Ss2 ' ' ONE OF THE RICHEST" OP AU. )
i lVFrNkm fHB CONTINENTS IN NATURAL )
Jr"I 'jK23',V ..:'( RESOURCES, WAS CONSIDERED
Sdf Sc l' IMPORTANT TO AOST EARt-Y C
V (M J. WW . ) EXPLORERS ONLY BECAUSE IT (
VJHV DO BIRDS FLUFF THEIR.
FEATHERS OUT LOOSELY IN
cat a wcAmeGS
ANSWER: By ruffling their feathers they capture air In the
loose down, which acts as insulation to keep them warm.
LOST
BRINDLE AND WHITE female
bulldog. Answers to name of Peg
gy. Return to K. C. Gulick, chief
of police. - -
BETWEEN HORSE Ridgo and
Jones Ranch, two white face
range cows from Stapleton ranch;
Brothers. Notfy H. E. Windom,
Rt. 2, Bend.
IDENTIFICATION bracelet en
graved with Ruth Malmstrom lost
at the ball game Friday night.;
Reward for return to Bend Bulle
tin office or Ruth Malmstrom, 125
Revere.
STERLING SILVER Navy braced
let, u. s. n. links, souvenir from
my husband overseas. Lost jtv
vicinity of Columbia Mercantile.
612 Federal. Phone 749-M.
1946 BEND HIGlf class rlng,:gol.f:
ana rose goia. initials r. c. inside.-.
Please return to hud Lexington
avenue. Reward.
MISCELLANEOUS
SPENCER SUPPORTS Dress
and surgical, men's and women'spl.
uarments repairea, nominal cost.
Phone 68 or 21-F-4. Mrs. Brinson,
O'Kane Bldg., or Box 164, Bend.
CHARIS FOUNDATION and gir
dles $7.25 to $13.95. Brassieres
$1.50 to $2.95. Phone for appoint
ment 451-M. Ina F. Cram, 608
Broadway.
LET US MAKE YOUR OLD
WASHER NEW AGAIN. New
complete wringer frame for your
old washer. Automatic release and
water return. Agitator replace
ment for most makes of washers.
Bend Washer. Service, 136 Green
wood. Phone 583.
WRINGER ROLLS!
AJ1 makes and sizes. Expert re
pairing on all makes of washing
machines and electrical applianc
es. Top prices paid for used wash
ers, any condition. Bend Washer
Service, 136 Greenwood. Phone
583.
RAW FURS WANTED. Mink
Muskrat Lynxcat Skunk
Weasel Domestic- Rabbit. We
will continue the purchase of deer
and elk hides. Cecil C. Moore. 1132
Newport Ave., Bend, Oregon.
Phone 613.
NOTICE: We have buyers lor
town and urban property. List
your property with us for quick
sale. N. R. Gilbert's Real Estate,
1015 Wall.
INCOME TAX and business state
ments prepared in my home. Also
open evenings and Sundays for
your convenience. H. T. Mcrrltt,
202 Thurston.
SPRING-CLEANING troubles
easily solved with Fuller Brush
Co. mops, all purpose cleaner,
waxes and polishes. Many siyles
of personal brushes available
Lloyd Whcadon. 1714 Steidl, Bend.
Phone 594.
RED RYDER
fLHTUE BE.ANSR') jyftiO ' WHATx) f
rN. v j p, v . i i - it sfr7. x
NEBRASKA WILLIAMS,
CHAMPION MARATHON WALKER,
(akhva WLOtZ ) WORE OUT
035 PAIRS S SHOES
SINCg. 1928, WHILE WALKIN&
36.000MCES.
2-17
PRINTING
YOUR LETTERHEADS can be
made any size you desire, with
any printing you like. Estimates
gladly given. The Bulletin.
X Iwo Landings
. (Continue from Page One)
Admiral of the Fleet Chester W.
Nimitz's latest communique an
nouncing the establishment of the
bridgehead said the invasion was
proceeding satisfactorily.-
Two hours after the Initial
landing, the marine veterans had
pushed inland an average of 500
yards. The defenses of Suribachl
Yama airstrip -were ' penetrated
east of; the field, the communique
..addedi.ji . . c.
TheX marine beacnheiicf':ftx(end
ed northward along the south
eastern coast from the 546-foot
high volcano that forms the south
ern tip of the island.
Radio Tokyo conceded that the
Americans had won footholds on
the southwest, south, and east
coasts. -v '
Casualties 'Moderate
As the marines fought their
way inland, a Japanese artillery
and mortar fire increased. The
communique) reported "our cas
ualties are ''moderate" but this
cannot be taken as an Indication
that. the fighting will not increase'
in bitterness or that the cost of
taking this strategic air base on
the road to Tokyo will be cheap.
Troops of the 4(h and 5th ma
rines the latter in combat as a
division for the first time
pushed their way inland in'an at
tempt to knock out the positions
from which enemy garrison
forces are pouring artillery and
mortar fire on the beachhead and
to take the Island's air fields.
Meantime, carrier and land
based aircraft roared overhead,
pin-pointing defense positions
with bombs and rockets.
DADDY'S LAST LETTER
Houston, Tex. ui'i One-month-old
Sylvia Ann Palmer had a
little dog once, but she will never
see him. She also had a father
once, but she will never see him
either. In the last letter that LI.
Herchel E. Palmer wrote before
he was killed in France, he told
of how he had obtained a tiny
rat terrier from a French family,
which he Intended to give to his
tiny daughter when he came
home.
SEAMAN MAKES IT SIMPLE
Gonzales, Tex. Hit Seaman 2c
William L. Wiley, formerly here,'
is credited from Cornnmlo. r!:ilifl
with building a radio receiving
set from an old razor blade, a
safety pin and some wire. The
bluejacket built the novel radio!
just to show his mates it could
be done. He was an electrician in
civilian life.
1!
l thought l accidentally
toi-ioi iuu: ,
Into Cash-With a Want Ad
Kiwanis Told of
"Chuch. Day" was featured
when members of the Bend Ki
wanis club, gathered at noon to
day in the Pine Tavern for their
regular weekly meeting.
Rev. Kenneth Tobias was prin
cipal speaker, and told of the con
tribution of the county churches
and Sunday schools to the "total
progress" of the nation. He also
dwelt briefly upon the growth, of
leuijiuus uciiviiies in ctena, ana
the trend toward greater attend
ance to the churches.
Rev. G. R. V. Bolster cxnlaim-d
the plan to teach the Bible in
local schools.
Eugene Bucknun, . insurance
man, was guest, huing the past
president of the Kiwanis club ut
Emmett, Ida.
Farm Woman's
Chickens Earn
Her G.I. Hearts
i Norfolk, Va. iu;h There are
"pin-up" girls galoreso 12 infan
trymen in a New Guinea Jungle
were more practical when they
chose their favorite by giving her
the title: "The girl we would most
UKe to have prepare our meals."
She is Mrs. Alma Peters. Nor
folk farm woman, whose canned
fried chicken was sent to service
men all over the world as Christ
mas gifts.
"Pin-up girls are swell for build
ing morale, but the quickest way !
to a soldier's heart is through his j
stomach," the soldiers wrote Mrs. !
Peters. The chicken had been sent j
to their buddy, Cpl. Donald D. '
Bierman, Battle Creek, Neb. 1
And from MSgt. Wavne Over-!
mire, somewhere in France, Mi's. S
Peters received the following ap-1
preciative note:
"This dark night in France as I
we huddled around a little stove
in a shell-turn depot that leaked
the cold, monotonous rain, a Maj. i
Reed from Lincoln, Neb., opened
a Christmas package from his j
LfcGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has been
duly appointed by the County
Court of the State of Oregon for
Deschutes County, Administrator
of the Estate of Percy B. Davis,
deceased. .
All persons haying claims
aguinst said estate are hereby re
quired to present the same to Mal
colm W. Wilkinson, 402 U. S. No-:
tlonal Bank Building, The Dulles,
Oregon, with vouchers properly!
verified, as by law required, with-!
in six months from the date here-:
of.
Dated this 20th day of January, I
1945. !
GEORGE M, DAVIS, Adminis-!
trator. I
M.W. WILKINSON, The Dalles, '
Oregon. AUoniey for Estate. i
. 4U-52-.r8-r.c I
CLEANING
DRY CLEANING
OF UAI,ITY
liepuirs und Hat lilovklng
Capitol Cleaners
827 Wall
Phone 521"
ELECTRICAL
ELECTRIC
Contract Wlrinir
Appliun Itepnlr
MiM'trleul Supplies
! liloieMi ent Unlit
(iK Moziln l.uinpH
Smith's Electric
1IK.1 Wall Phone 08
Long Distance Hauling
BEACH TRUCK SERVICE
j Tel
I
168 839 Columbia
Specializing In
Long Distance Household
Grods Movement
NO SHOT SCARS ME
c 1
S ,JUMP, BUNPLSrA HEAD
fc-iOfoXK. ALL SO
Envoy to U. S.
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Alberto Taichlnnl la pictured
above in Rome, Italy, shortly
after he was named Italian
minister to the United States.
sister, Mrs. Pete Bosch, Norfolk.
In the package was a can of
chicken, real chicken from God's
country. And after putting the
can on the stove we sat back to
A
Thanks toij
The ones-small nation, fatheredby George Washington,
and now grown to be a world power, is fighting today
to secure for other small nations everywhere, the
right to independent existence.
THANKS TO George Washington, we have
BANK OF BEND
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NO BANKING BUSINESS VAIL BS TRANSACTED ON THIS HOLIDAY
WHO'S WHO in BEND
AN ALPHABETICAL C LASSIFIED DIRECTORY
OF RELIABLE IiUMINE!J AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICES
MONUMENTS
R. C. CARYL
"The Monument Man"
IMS Awbrey ltd. Tel. 620-M
Refrigerator Servicu '
All Types ot Mechanical iomco
On
REFRIGERATORS
COMMERCIAL
HOUSEHOLD
Oregon Equipment Co.
TRUCKING SERVICE
TRUCKS FOR RENT!
MOVE YOURSELF
' SAVE V2!
Bee Ilivn Truekn and Trailer
may Ikj used anywhere In the
II. S. A. without red tape or ftpe
tliil ih'4'iMH when truiispoiiliitf
your own goods. I.on trips,
short trips anywhere. See your
1 exueo Uinler.
Mission Service Station
Ilond Si Franklin Phone 810
I I WHAT Ki r!lA"V
DO-UM WlTHTW.N7
i, iK'(t it - . ' 1 "f-v. r
meditate on the things that
thoughts of home-cooked chicken
bring to mind.
"We waited anxiously until the!
steam started puffing'out through
the holes we had punched In the
top of the can, and then we
opened it. Wide-eyed we watched
as out slid the most beautiful
golden-brown chicken the world
has ever seen. We divided lt pleca
by piece. It was delicious.
"Lady take a bow. You're thet
winner, for our money." r
'RATION' CARDS IN BRAILLE
Boston IIP) Peter Campbell, a
downtown tobacco dealer, is blind
but he has his own method of
preventing customers from buy
ing more than one package of cig
arets per day. Campbell has ist
sued his own ration cards, each
bearing the customer's name in
Braille. ,
MISS BOECKLI SPEAKER
Redmond, Feb. 19 Miss Eliza
beth Boeckli adrdessed the Parent-Teachers'
meeting Thursday
evening, speaking on "Nutrition
al lunches and their value for
school children's lunches." .
SOVIETS BEACH GUBEN ;
London, Feb. 19 (U'A German
military spokesman said today
that the red army cracked int6
Guben, key fortress city 57 miles
southeast of Berlin, but was
thrown out after a violent battle.
"-'' 11 1
our own liberty; and we know
..that the surest way to guarantee
that liberty to ourselves forever, is.
to extend its rights and privileges
to. all the peoples pf the earth.
LOCAL CARTAGE
BEND-PORTLAND
TRUCK SERVICE
Fast Dally Service Every Day
Of the Year
Phone 544
Trees Shrubs Vines
- Roses Evergreens
and fruits. Extra hardy Minne
sota Stink. Stock sold F.O.B.
nursery, delivered or planted.
Free estimates for landscaping.
Will cginpete with all catalog
priced.
HAINES NURSERY
Cor. East 8th and Norton
Phone two Bend, Ore.
INSURANCE
COMPLETE COVERAGE
Life Auto lire
Public Liability
Property Damage
STATE FAKM MUTUAL
Ed Sherlock, Dist. Mgr.
Hit Drake Boad Phone 310
By FRED HARMAN
tHKOVO lT INTH1
CAMfc WneN i IfcLL
1'rA 60IN' 6ACK, Iri
AfTEM THOSE TvJO