SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29,
Favorites Fear
'Kiss of Death'
In Games Today
H.V -I'lhn (.rlff.i,
(III I.. I I',... H.,. Wiltrrl
Nl-W VmU, On. -Ji III', ,-,,, fll)
llml llicy Imvi- Ix-i'ii nlvi-ii I he
'l Ink ii lii'iiih," I In- si-vi-n li-uillni-
KlIl'Kl' (lllllllllll tl'UIIIN foilllli
tln-nisi-lvi-ii Iiivoi Ih'M ii h they risk
llii'lr iiiiIh'iiIi'ii h-ciiiiIh In in.
ilay'M lii ci I, II,,, n HiunrH rim ,1
to must.
They Imvcn'l riiiKiilii.ii wlijd
liiiiiiiMircl in KYiilm.-ky, Mliuii-Md
la. Ninth CmioMiiii, ami I'm list
wn-k all kniirki'il (mm Hi,, nn
lii'iiti-n IIhI In upKi'iH.
Iti-ully, llicuiKli, ui- i,f i hi- lui
si-Vi-n Ii'iiiiik Imvi )n He ( win iv
Uliotil Imlay, il x i I I i lhi-i
rnaihi'ii' tiiiiiirndi) vviills. Army,
NiiIm- liniii. I Iklahiima, anil Cur.
Iii'll wi-ir Nlalril fur iminv Milllnc
HKaliiHl onli laHsi'il ilviils.
Hul Callfiirnla, Haylur ami I'l-nn
Imvi i i'umhi tn worry.
Callliirnla fiiri-s U.C.I..A. In
what tiiiilil ln the tup itanii- of
tin- ilay. Hi, Hi li niiiM iiri- unlx-iil-I'll
In tiw I'arltlc iiuiKl (iind'ii'iui',
ami mi Hi,. Kami- inav Imvi a lot
lo av alanii tin- lili-ntlty of that
-Ii--uH'k tram In . KHI. l,wl.
California 1 a I'.' point rlinlct.
Hnylnr 1'nviiriil
llaylor Ih inli-d nnlv n tniu-h-
down iM-td-r than Texas Chris
I lull III a hi; Houlliwi-st ronfi.
i-tico Kami-. Tin- iuki'i-iI Hcurs
aio ii analn-l a nvil Ii-nI In
TCU' l.lndy Ifa-rry, urn- of tin
oiuntiy's fluent put urx.
I'l-nit toiilil (Ni In n lot of Klaturc
liy lii-allii Till ili-ih.lvi-ly, hut t'u
CJtmkirn arc favon-il by only one
touchilown. Put wan tinhi-ntcn
until hist wii-k when It took a
IK I I ill ulitiliiK In, in Indiana.
If thi-u Ih koIiik to hi- a tilt'
upset tiMlay, tin- "expeits" fleute
It will rutin In urn- of those tlm-i-Kami's.
C'erliilnly then seems little
I'lwinri of a rcveisnl In I hi allies
playi'il liy thi- olhi-r hlft four.
Army t.nrs Virginia Military In i
"no oddH iiioti-d" (-aim. Oltla.
Iioma Ih pleki.-il hv a nlie, round
XI points ovi-r Iowa Stall- In a
HlK Si'vi-n rami at Not in. in, Wla.
Corni'll wan llsti-d ai '11 imiIihx
ovi-r Columhla In mi Ivy leiiue
Itami at Ithaca, N Y.
Notn Oaini ww a tiolnl
rliolri over liitin- but uiiili-itniin
ni-il Navy at llaltlmou. Mil. An
Irish win will elve llii'tn a ni-w
maor tolli-i-i ii-ioiil of XI
Htrali-'tt Kiiitirs without drfrat.
A Kami- Dial fliriiii-d lo li us
toui.-h and ns brilliant pi nnv
othi-r Ih t'u- southwest ronfir:w
tin I f Ii lM'iw'ii-n Southern Mi-tlto-(list
and Texas S.MU. Htlll bar
borhiK national tltli hours d- suite
onr loss, wan favorrd by three
points.
Vlllnnova Wins
Vlllanova's -'M to II victory
ovrr llo-iton Collc-.- niatkeil the
iM-nluK of tin fixitlmll week end
last nlKht. Tin WlldcalH i;o off
to a thii'i touchdown lead In t'tr
first minutes, rollback Kalph
I'aHuat'li'llo KciiiinK two of them,
and the KhkIi-m nrvrr cauirht up.
The Detroit Titans, contlnulm
ns n threat to win the Missouri
valley ronferencr title In Ibi'lr
first season as a member, whip
ped Oklahoma A. and M., l.'l to 7,
with a third period touchdown.
In oilier K-iinrs Inst nl;'it. Chat
tanooKa knocked Kvansvlllc, Ind.,
out of the unbeaten cIii.ih. 21 to
17; Ceoriie WnshlniMon lM-at Ln
favetc. II to 7: and Wofford beat
Citadel, ai to 7.
Hero's bow thv best of today's
proKnim lines up:
Hit! Ten Michigan, lis leanue
title hopes revived, favored over
Illinois, only unla-aten team In
the loop, by one touchdown but
this ronld lie an upset, too: Min
nesota, shaklni! off Its MIchliNin
loss, favored by 25 over rurdue;
Ohio Slate onr touchdown over
Northwrstrrn.
Pacific coast confi-rcnrc In
addition lo Cal-UCI.A, Soulhrrn
California flk'urrd lo back up
WnshlnKton, ami Washl n ! t o n
StaleOreKOn State was n toss-up.
-OI.I.KK COWBOYS .MK.KT
KlnRsvllle. 'IVx. mi Texas
A. I. colleKP has Invited 20 col
leges from elffht states lo com
pete In an Interrollei'lale rodeo
here In November. The A. & I.
Kodeo club, a branch of the
South Texas fair, will sponsor
the competition.
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QUALITY
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ECONOMY
DRUGS
1949
Football Finals
lit, U,U,
lllKll School (.anil's
Meilfonl Xi, I lend J-l. j
KoHi buiK -II. A i j l III Itriid Ii.
Si aipoohe Ii. I'aik IIom-0.
Ki asldr l.'l. Sliei wood II.
Kalnler l.'l, St. lli-leiiN 7.
Crnlial Caliiolir lK, A-.liland '.'A
McMiniivillr r,7. I in est lii ove 7.
Illllshoio iifi. Tiiiaid l.
Ileavi ilnn l.'i, Newiiiiii; 1'.'.
Ivdacada l.'l, Sllveiion II.
Canby 12. Sandy 7.
Ml. Aiii-cl M, Dalhm 21.
Woodliurn l!l. Molalla I).
Mlhvaukli- I ), (iri-'ili.im I'J
Alliaiiv 21. SpiliiKfleld ".
I'linevllle III. Columbia Tri p 0. ;
Craut 27 lienson 7.
Waslilni-tou l.'l. Cli viiand C
lloosevell 21, .leffriMiii Ii
I'ninkllii 21). I.lncnlii Ii.
St. I'aul 7. Siilillmllv 'i.
Ori'Ki.n Cllv 21. W-sl I.ltin 12. ,
Taft 2H, Sheildmi 7.
Monmouth ,')2, The Palles' I'll- i
iooseH (1.
Tillamook Catholic 21. Warren-
ton 12.
M in 1 1 ii h l.'l. Iteiltnond 7.
Ni halem I I. Caiibalill ').
Nestiicca 'i'i, Whei-ler (I.
ilendale 72, Canyonvllle 12.
Slaylon l.'l, Indeiienilrnre (i.
Sluslaw 27. Wiildpoi I 7.
Mon, .'12. Ai llm'lnn l.'l
Klmlrii 12 Wllliiini'tl 7.
Vcihoort 21. Washington I'eaf
Scboitl II.
Wlllamlim ri.'l. Daylon "
KuKene I). I 'nlvrtsity I I'."il: n
0.
Astoria HI. Hood Itlver 0.
Corvalils Ii. Salem 0.
Walla Walla M. I'i ndlelon 0.
Tillamook 2H, Sweet Home Ii
Monmouth 'I1'. Sacred lleaii l-'l.
Alsca '21,. Monroe 0.
I.'ranl Cnlnn 7. Ileppner 7 Hie)
Marshflcld 27. Cooulllr l.'l.
Wallowa !2. Joseph 11.
Kstarada l.'l, Silvriton f).
.Ii-ncllon City IK, St. Marys 12.
Klamath Kails XI. CranlH Pass
21.
lj-hanon 7, Coltare Crove '1.
m liiandr 2D. The Dalles 0.
Bend Recreation
Schedule
Octolicr .11) November .1
'luesday: Mvinicloat recieation
coinmlite meettnj: 7:.'H p.m., city
hall commission roont.
Wednesday: li.ial liulldini: 7
p.m., blKh siiiool s'tops, i'aul
Smith, instructor.
Uphnl.'ilei inn class No. 1 7:.'ID
p.m.. I'iist Chii-,tlar. cliunh so
rial room, Ileiben Kllchrn, In
st'iictor.
'11iiiday: .uare d.mclui' l'-s
souh 7:.'U) p in.. Utile it.wn In tee
hll'll school j:ymna.-:ium, Clauik
Cook. InHlriictor.
I loa t 111111111111 7 p.m.. hli:l
school (.hops. I'aul Smith, in
Hirudin'.
Kriday: I'pholsteiinK ri.us No
2. 7:X) p.m.. Kenwood siiiool base
ment lunch room, HoIh-ii Kitchen.
Instructor.
Satutday: I'.atitatn bowllni:
letiKiie ID a.m.. Cascade bowl.
NO SOIT BOOT!
Chaltanooi-.i. Tenn., Oct. 2!) 'II''
I'iv.invllle. Ind., rnlle-'e slipped
from the ranks of the nation's un
defeated football teams today, vic
tim of a surprlslncly sharp kick
from the University of Cbatl in
ooj:a Moccasins, wiio flKurcd to
lie about as soft as their nick
name. 1 )omlnallni: the second 'ialf last
nll'llt, CliiittanooKa earned a 2'
lo 17 triumph after tiallinc 10-7
at half time.
ENDS
TODAY!
Wr". 1 UNSS WITH SUSPENSE ... AS A MIGHTY rK--
i -v''-' ?J BROADSIDE UNLEASHES A HAIl OF tHLJL. i
.1 ' itfl BLAZING THRILLS AND ACTION !.'! J '
Ll Color Sequence by TECHNICOLOR
MEVVi I tit. ..it
- ,. ' IHIIH nVHIl
.MMU JM
Los Angeles
Dons Hopeful
! Chlcai'-i, (ai. -II'. Ihere slill
wa: liopi lor tin- I.,:. AnKir'i
Hiiiiii today In Ihcli battle lo ;;iiu
;a herlli In In A ll-Ainei ii a loot
ha!' coiileicnc.' playoli':.
! I'acei by Ceon:e '1 aliafei to't;
pi I id lut! aii'l l-i aiiciiii!, the lions
i licppeil nv'-r Hie ( hli'ii;n I InmeiH,
; 2i In I I, last tiiithl to pull vilhiii
a K"'ni' and a half of the toui ll:
' place vilely ci'y crew.
I 'I In- viclory lell I.oh AnK'ies
with a tecoid of thic- virloin--,
'and si: losses, compared to the
I lot nets,' murk of lour -.v -n and
lour lost. Carh team ha i four
moti ;anu-s to play.
I Taliafi'iro n einnted the Dons
; Willi a 1-1 to 7 lead at halltl'nc
when hi- pitched a .'iiiyat-l ai iiiil
to I .en I- hi i that rallied to the,
, lliiriuis' live yard line, and then
! canled it over from the two hlm
: Mil. The toi tner liahaiia luminary
iilnch.-i the i;aine lu the final
pet Ind when he ton- off tackle
f i om nine yards out.
.ioluiny ('lenient accnunlid fot
the lloileis' both M'ores, ltaviiiiii:
II yards tor on- touchdown and
passim: lo Dan Kduard.s In the
end om for tin- oilier.
- -
Bowling
WOMK.VS IIOWI.INC I.KACI'K
i l'ei;i;v lille ha. I hlch .aine. 172.
and hli:b series, 117, lu Women's
Hnwimi: leaipie play last nlj;ht.
' '1'he Sullivan (iloe kei:lers won
IllKh team score, 2222. Delicacy
Shop ,-itid the lioyal Ncluhlxirs
i aeh took two points. Sullivan
Clove won three olnt-i from
i I'end Venetian lillnd. and the
. '.I''.W. team won all lour points
Itoin AI'h Drive-In. Scores follow:
ft .,! N.-H-I.U.O : M, An'. . :?.', ; I.
Sin. O.. V.; : ,v. 11,-lKtl, V.'.l . J. t,'.wn,
a.'.n . M W.M.rr. .i.::, 'I..U-I '"!":.
ll.-li.arv Sl.: I'. Illlr. 41.. ',. Hiin-
ii, :u-. . II It,.". .'.-I J. WtU.-n, ;:.'.:
A Ntnrtift. ai:'. l-.lal I'i1.:.
II.-I..1 V. 1'it.n IIIM..1: J...r., -rt-
rru.ii, 3'. Otnv. .1'.. t'ki.t, i'l'., Ioi.u-
' r..i. liu.. 'l..il .-i:i;'.
I Kulli.ai- l.l,..-r: llr-.onrll. I'.''.; Oilri.n.
I T1. I.., I. n. .1... ; Sulllotii, :'"1 ; Iii.y. :il'.
i..i.l :.'.-;.
V I .W'.: II V.n;,i 911 : K. -.-'". J'-"l :
It S.a. ,i. .-Si. . A Mtt.l.1.11. 311: tl. Mr.
i u:1,.,,!. .f.-i. 'i'..iii :i i7.
AI'. llii.r.ii, 11. I, nil. .".T M W-n-
rll 1,1. II H..II.W..W, L'OI ; l. Ill-,,,,
; II Cri.nr, l'... 'I'i. .Hi l"il.
SI'OIMS'MKN S I.KVil K
In Spoii smen's league pla' last
nil-lit al the Deschutes lan-s. !.-.-.
ler Wolf of the Vein I.ars.-n
Arency c.ipiured hiu'h Kami with
a 207 score, and Krnle lie. si of
tin- same team look liiKh s lies.
rii2. The Larson l(ci;lers also an-iieM-d
hl'-li team i:ame. i:Vi. and
hlKli series. 2T.'i(). in tal'.lnc, fnui
j points Irunr Mitln Lnd Cream
ery. Kinney's anil Ihilcliliis Mo-
- tors split, 2 and 2. Scores follow:
1 Kliiii.-y'.: I. Il-..n., 4. : J. 11.
.!-. : J. Jki-kirli. a.:l; A. I'..t-n. K
Sinitii. r."i. I'.-ini -s;'..':.
Il-a. Iiiii. M-.ti.r. : A Svrro. s. 4 '1- It.
Sv.r-w.it. 4. n; '.. Itni-i in. Hin- A. Itn
i i ini.-t"ii. 4n:l; I.. 'I ii..mi-.i. Mf.. 'I.lal
,' Mr I. .1.1.11.1 II. T.il.lrr. 4C.': I'. I'rn.lr-.
l-i.. J 1 rns.-W. ?.',!. O. t-.T.I.rr. In.'. ; K.
. AS .l-.fr, e.l. T. ,l
I I. -,..il A -rllr. It. H-r-. I ; Ii, Hu
tl.... :.S. 11. Wrl.l. .I".'.; K. Itrrt. 1 T.' .
I., w. k. .'.4j. 't..tt ::m.
; SCOKK )ltlK( TKI
! Muriel Hake:' of Kitstmnn's
! Uockliusters rolled ttlli Individ-
mil (.'ami1. 1S2. in the Women's
CM Howiini: leai'tio Thursday
nih'ht. Il was erroneously an
nonncrd that Kate Tietney had
i hiKh ;ame.
i The more siipar beets are dticd
before stot hiK in piles or sheds.
I the mote they are .subject to to!.
RANDOLPH SCOTT
- FiGHTfNG MAN OF THE PLAINS
MOVING IN FOR THE B!G
in...... ii :. iit.ii.n v
VUHVIIH IlilllllN VllflllHI rilHIIllHIl
IIHJIIV IIIWIIIW Mlt.WI b-IWI, l
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
Sport Parade
iConllniied ftotn I'aije !l)
New York. Oct. 2!) "I'' Jo ;
Loui'tnan's eves veie penile be
lilnd ltd' k hiov.n I'l.-i i si's, win
down lo a -.'nil v.iiiiii was al
peace beciuse the I aveii'iil'4 llllfl
i;i r of iiMnj! ' ha'i i,eeri -,,'itjs
ll'-d, and lie was lont'-ul 'o be
known as the inaiiii0 t of Mai'ti
Ceiii.'.n.
Hut I ir- teal pe.'ne mil:. I 'iave
coiiie yi'sleid iy as Loni;mau and
hill "boy" died In a plant- .',.:altil
i i -i ' j i : ii i 4 lu peck in lui' Axon s.
1'or t lii-re was no to -at ami)'
lion Ii ft In tl.c liuiily HhJk ma.
W'iose eyes v.er.l I. id In tin-
Noith Afiii-'n ilerii-it pi .re a:, the '
l-'iee rii-ieh nitnv n..'"!e ilf I'-;
i:i-ndaiy l.fldd tulle 1 1 k to do bat
tle v.itn fjei maav's at i o:..i:il Aft !
ka Kor(,s, III:, I ouci; and dtearrs,
died with bis inothi r, tiuee ni-'- j
eWH and many (l ienot: in the on-
ceiiir,"ilon c.'iinpi-, al Dachau and,
litlrhi-nwald. '
l-'m''J In IfJH
The flame and the Pity tailed
fiom those iln.imliit: eyes In the
Miimner i f l!MI. 'I'll.. I was wlier
(Jen. .larijiii , I rclerc l'd llir;
fiee liemii bark into Paris
and iraitois and i oil:, bora tors j
paid Iheit il' bt lo Loni'inan in i
mil. !
.lo Loiu'in-in. ll-.i- "Mike Jacibsj
of I '."i is." didn't talk much about i
those tlays in Ills recent visits lo
Ami-lira. He was Intent now on
H'l'.-ilnlnt! the middleweight cham
pionship for Ills I'ov Manel. Hut
Ire pf'tille eves behind the brown
I'lasM-s would flicker momenta-,
ilv wii-'ti the liidit mob talked of
hi' i f-; in ii to I 'a i is.
l ot in those days of late 1!IH.
wild eyed Jo Li.ni'i.ian was an
executioner. Armed with a list
of traitors and. some whisper,
mote than that he 'elicited out
ti:e false ! i.rhi.v. n who had
allied tin coriiiictoiH. It was no
secret that Lorn-man antl four
omtianlon.i. who h;:d fled first to
Kuirland and then lo North Af
ri.-.-i. "totik care o thrrn."
"We paid I'u-m a visit and they'
apparently were t tinsciente sttick
in." Lonj-man explained cm e in
that (iii" t voice "There was a
wive of suicides."
."ill Suicides
More than "suicide;;." the
story K-'i'S-
And as the "si.', Id' n'otinted
tin- flames behind the brnwp
::l:isse.s died to emptv ashes. 'I'iic
!' in inj: sorri.".. had I'.t-en satl
a'.cd. Loni'inan .. ctiulcnt to o
b-ui: to :-e let il: i -,s i f pnin-minr
fd:bls att:-r 'lis "v s;ts" enii'-d. I'
wis a lit:s:ii... s s i-.er" lie could
find solace in pic'.'.in'j up the pre
w ir tii'-ces.
lo ws-s an Kni'lls'em.in liy binl
but a Parisian bv nature. Hi.:
ttmllv tno-i-d to France when
he was a child and I.tincmnn's
hoiiood wns soeip is a tne.sscn
per around the valines fiir.it
clu!:s. Hy He Hire the war
oticiied lie wi's- tlie Imdinrr fi"'it
o'omoter in I'atis and alreetiv ep
visionir.i; a world title for Cord n
Put b fore hi.-, plans could be ful
filled, the C'-tm.-n.: came - r.r.t!
l.'iiiriTi.-in l;--t.
I'-iiiiIlv Vini-il Out
' First It was Fr.elnnd anil tl r
, North Africa, and tin race prew
' as word came thai bis family had
been wiied out In the concentra
tion charnel houses The march
which ttie Free Frencli made
, from I-akc Cbatl in French Kuui
toiial Africa to th: North Afri
! ran const Is one of the heroic cte
: sotles of the war. Lineman was
there, a footsore but pietlceil part
' of It.
I Then cam: the Pari.: payoff
KILL f
t '
and as much peace as he would
know while still alive.
He i:r:t his four part nets form
(-.1 a niphl'iiib called the Cl-i'i Do
Citio the Club of Five. They
bi.iti'iu d out in vatioiiH other er-leipili'-s
and Jo piomoled boxinw
al Hie I'alaii Dos Sports. He
miiiiai'i'd his boy Manel to the
miilil"wi-i'ht ch.'.miilons.'ilp of the
voi Id and then Ihoy lost it to
Jake Lamolta,
Hut they were sure thi-v were
I'oini; to win II ' back. So pure
that 1 1i-v cancelled resei vatinus
to leave FiaiKe today Lust Mon
day they moved their teseivations
up to Thin. sday so as to be on
hand a Utile sooner.
1' was fatal anticipation. IJ'it
it hioMi'j.t complete peace to Jo
Loiij'tnan just that much t.ooner
t!i;n be i xpected.
NOT ALL AUK DKA II
Clinton, Mass. ii'' Town work
( is discovered some l.WW very
lively Individuals in Woodlawn
cemetery. 'I hey were removing
an old tree fiom the graveyard
when bees .that bad hivt-ii up In
tin- nee sent them scamM:ring.
TONITE!
-y
At Our
A Biq Thrilling Spook Hit!
Boris Karioff
i
THE WALKING DEAD
and
A Grea Certocn Carnival
WITH FOUR BIG CARTOONS
PLAN
TO ATTEND
TQsTE!
tarts
Last Chance
Tonight
. In Bend!
Auction
Open Until
7:30
AUCTION
SF.AI.S WIN I
Tokyo, Oct. 29 '111 The San .
Francisco Seal:; made only two
hits, but one was a home run Into I
the rl:ht field bleachers in the j
ninth Inning by outfielder Dick'
Slelnhauer that defeated the all-:
Japan professional all-star Law-,
ball tram 10 before 80.000 fans,
at .Stateside park here today. I
The v.-'n was the ninth In 10 j
Karnes for the Seals. Pitchers!
Cliff Mellon and Kiln Candlnl ''
iimiled the Japanese players toj
' three bits.
MAV LIGHT FIKI.I) i
Madras, Oct. 2'J The Madras !
Kiwanls club has proposed plans j
ior lighting the Madias union'
blKh school football field for'
nlcbt Klines. Howard W. Kriz,
. Kiwnian who has been Investl
Katir.K cost of the proposal, has i
I reported thai the project will '
demand an expenditure of $3,500
: to sr.,ooo.
: The local high school field is
considered one of the best In
! central Oregon because of the
I fine turf that has been developed.
WVII -
STARTING
AT 11:30 P. M.
ii
A BIG NITE OF
FUN and THRILLS!
DOOK.S OPKN 11:15 P. M.
SHOW .STARTS 11:30 P. M,
KEGLLAK PKICES!
Monday, October 31st
1:30 p. m. Till 5 p. m.
7:30 p. m. Till 11 p. m.
and
Each Day of Next Week
Af fhe Same Time
Here's Your
Household
UAEIE DEAL
Ice Worms Exist,
Explorer Proves
The Pas. Man. 'IP An all-out
search for Ire worms throughout
their crawling grounds In north
ern Canada was promised here
by Harold Wells, preparing for
the third annual Northern Mani
toba Trappers' festival.
Frosty looks of disbelief were
directed at Wells last year when
he announced that an exhibit of
ice worms would be shown at the
festival. Another publicity direc
tor's stunt, they said. The worms
Just didn't exist.
The march of science changed
all that this summer.
Walter A. Wood, of the Arctic
STARTS
TOMORROW!
An Exciting Drama of
Real Life From "Readers Digest"
Beatrice PEARSON
Mel FERRER
Richard HYLTON - Susan DOUGLAS
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PAGE THREE
Institute of North America, led
a party Into the southwestern Yu
kon to clock the speeil of the Se
ward glacier. That Job was coin
pleted successfully, and It was
found that there were Ice worms
on the glacier.
A statement by officials of the
Institute said: "The discovery tl
thrse worms, some of which mea
sured as much 8 an Inch In
length, rudely shattered the skep
ticism of many members of the
party who Inclined to the belief
that Ice worms existed solely In
the imagination of good story
tellers."
Tano is said to be t'.ie lightest
wood In the world; it Ii found In
Siam and the Malayan penln.tula.
KNOS TODAY
Rod Cameron
In
"STRIKE IT IJICH"
also
Roy ROGERS, In
"DOWN DAKOTA WAY"
in
I
M I
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with ieanjagger
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