Sherman County journal., May 31, 1940, Page 2, Image 2

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THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
VAGE two
FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1Q40
bers. During recent years numcr- notice and before the m aking
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chub Shic sale.
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Í ous fishermen have carried
carri
using C. L. PE PPE R , adm inistrator witn
some in- the will anneked o f the estate of
Sherman County Observer
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1,stances dumped surplus bait into E tta A. Coe, deceased.1 »
Established Nov. 2? 1888
Dated May 22ntl, 1840.
29-32
the lakes. ’
Grass Valley Journal
Established Oct. 14, 1897
Under provisions of the g a m e . " ''
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CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1931
code, it is unlawful to fish with \ j y n c E OF GUARDIAN’S SALE
minnows in any w aters otiher than
REAL PROPERTY
Wasco News-Enterprise
those
from
which
the
minnows
Established Nov. 1891
Notice is given th at Myles Elroy
came. All sportsm en are urged to
7ONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932
cooperate with the game commis­ M artin, the guardian of the person
sion in preventing the use of chuo and estate of LeRoy H. M artin, an
1PER
O r eel
minnows in exclusive trout lakes incompetent person, will sell, on
' ia t i on
F LI s me
of the state and thus aid in the and after June 22nd, 1940, to the
preservation of game fishing m highest and best bidder and upon
the term s hereinafter mentioned, a t
these lakes.
Published Every Friday at
private sale, subject to confirma­
Moro, Oregon
tion by the County Court of the
Giles L. French
Editor
State of Oregon for Sherman Coun-
;y, the following described $eal
Entered as second-class m atter at
Property belonging to the estate of
the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon
1 U |/I 1 O V i a v a l « * u v u u
e 8.ud LeRoy M artin, an incom-
Act
of
Congress
of
March
under
The pupils of Miss Vivian pi tent person, to-w it:
3. 1879.
An undivided one-sixth in terest
Trounce appeared in recital last
OFFICIA L COUNTY PAPER
Friday night a t the Community in and to.
—
’¡H E CROP,
church and attracted a crowd of
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Since the first of December th
The Northwest Q uarter (N-
parents and friends to hear them.
Payable in Advance
\. eat her conditions for the growth
W J) of Section Twenty-seven
E ight younger children from Moro
ONE YEAR ............................ $l.ot> * f wheat have »been excellent with
(27), Township One (1) South,
appeared first followed by fivo
plenty of moisture and enough
Range
Seventeen (17), E ast of
fiom Wasco .then six more from
MAY 31,1940
v a n r /h except for periods of a
the
W
illamette
Meridian, con­
Moro. Age and ability of the pup­
;
weeks in April and March
taining
One
Hundred
Sixty
ils increased as the program con­
PARAGRAPHS ON
hen w heat'could not grow to its
(160) acres, in Sherman Coun­
tinued.
Those
playing
were
Darrio
PREPAREDN ESS
capacity.
ty, Oregon.
/
Ilcr.nagin, Priscilla Melzer, Keith
Yet the wheat crop doesn’t look
This nation is new embarked on
Thompson, Sharon Hennagin, Jar.-
Terms and conditions of sale:
a policy of arm am ent, much to . s well as it ought. This may he
M
a
tu
re
attractio
n
of
the
spring
fete
of
the
W
om
an’s
N
ational
D
em
ocratic
club,
held
re
c
e
n
tl,
;
et
SchadewiU
Allen
Pinkerton,
cash
upon delivery of the deed of
the apparent satisfaction of the - cau e there is so much spring
F J a -
A A L . . « - n / u rtf
which included daughters of senators and represents- Donella Nelson, A nnajean Kmgh- said guardian and a fter confirma­
man on the street who doesn't wheat that is always a bit behind
Rhode ten, Patricia Pinkerton, Veda Bel- tion of sale by said court, or part
ill < ain until this, time of year.
want a foreign arm y on American
P atty rhee, Donald Thompson, Vera Jean cash-and the unpaid rem ainder of
• oil. For the past seven years we ~r s\?ne person acquainted witti
i Henrichs Reatha Sayrs, Norma the purchase price secured by a
have followed the policy of build­ this county came through her"
------r Melzer from Moro and Ruth Spen- first m ortgage upon said real
ing a huge navy. Now, we a p p ar­ be w.auld not believe from the
_ ____ ce, Carol Dae Drinkard, Lavelle
p; operty.
ently are in doubt as to the value - ok? of the fields th at there was
I Guy and Idabelle Spencer. Miss
cause
for
expecting
a
normal
crop
Bids must be in writing and may
of th at navy since a ir c raft has
I. Trounce played a difficult piece to
be left with Joe T ru itt, County
done such effective work in this nuch less a better than usual
end the recital.
/ Continued from page onei
c rop.
C:erk of Sherman County, Oregon,
war.
CM course, no one can look ove** This program , roughly, provides
at his office in the courthouse a t
i Surprised
We have skimped the arm y and •«. field of grain in May and tell for retirem ent of public employees
Moro, Oregon, a t any time a fte r
|-
The
visitor
paid
his
green
fee,
s ir force. Now we are to ouild how' much wheat will be h arv est0 at the age of 66 years on a m ax­
the first publication of this notice
1
fixed.up
a
match,
and
went
out
to
them up and there is the possib­ therefrom in July. Still there is imum pay of $83 a month. This
and
before the making of said
j tne first tee. Taking his stance, hs
ility th a t it is too late.
coing to be improvement in the maximum would :be paid only to
gave a wild swing and missed com­ sale.
There is one serious m atter ] ,0l:8 of the grain or dis appofnt- employees who have been in pub­
pletely.
MY LBS ELROY MARTIN, guar-
ic sei vice a t least 40 years and
rbout the whole situation. That is ment in the yield,
I “ By Jove!” he said to his oppo- d an of the person and estate of
th at the adm inistration .with all
S tr.n g e as it may seem some whose salary during th a t tiqje had
, nent, ‘‘I t ’s a good thing I founl LeRoy H. Martin, an incompetent
the clamor for rearm am ent, did n tch s of wheat are already suf- uveraged $2000 a year. R etirem ent
1 out early in the game this course p rs o n .
not have the nerve to ask for new firin g from lack of moisture. Such pay to employees with less ser­
l & a t . least .tW inches low er, than
May
iy40
29-32
taxes with which To, pay.
bills „pots can-be seen on the experb vice to -their -credit aad a lower
1 the one I usually play on.
to be incurred.
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ment itation on land that has re- pa} average w’ould be proportion­
in tpived good treatm ent. I t ’s prbb- ate. The plan would be financed
I wish to thank the voters of IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
We already are mu
nothing serious and this is through a corrvpulsory four per­
S h e r m a n county for their con­ i’HE STATE OF OREGON
« .U t h . n . t any tim«, in our hw-
of
Kenera| dis. cent assessm ent against -the pay
fidence in me as expressed by their /O R WASCO COUNTY
tory. We are in the poorest nr.un- couragem ent * anyway.
* Still
- ....... it does
.
of all employees with the state
vote
at the prim ary election.
mal condition to 'begin a process
rr.atch;ng this contribution. It is
In the M atter of the Estate of
ict look as good as it might.
David Reid
of building up our defences. Every­
WIGHT MARTIN, deceased.
extinn ted the program would cost
one knows th a t rearm am ent will
N ext to being an Allied gener­ the state approxim ately $100,000
cost money and lots of it. It is al the m ost discouraging job m a year under p resen t conditions.
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
now the popular cry. And, even so, the world would be pitching base
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
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«All persons having claims ag
the adm inistration fears to levy ball f »r the Portland team.
That the adm inistrator of the es-
ainst
the
estate
of
William
E.
Adoption of the proposed a m ­
taxes until January, which will be
u.te of Dwight M artin, deceased,
Newton, deceased ,are hereby noti
endments
-sponsored iby the O re­
a fte r the election. That is politic»1
by
virtue of an Order of Sale made
There were more close races in
fiec to present them, in prope.
cowardice and it is particularity the i »cent prim ary than usual. gon Association of Truckers would
ay the above Court on May 22nci,
form,
to
the
undersigned
the
duly
result in a loss of some $670,000
unfitting at this time.
1940, will sell at private sale for
appointed, qualified and acting Ad
WYnn political competition is s e t­ 1 a year in revenues from taxes and
We are told th a t we m ust not tled by from three to thirteen
cash, or part cash and balance to
m
inistrator
of
t)he
estate
of
Wi'l
fee? paid by truck and bus oper­
>< secured by m ortgage on the
low any of the social gains Wc votes it is almost a photo finish.
iam E. Newton, deceased, a t th
ators, according to engineers of
have made in the la s t seven years
iia l property hereinafter describ-
office
of
Geo.
15.
Updegraff,
More
the Public U tilities commission.
and the words are hopeful to thoae
Oiegon, within six months from _•»!, as adm inistrator may deem
Sponsors of the measure claim th a t
A quartet of distinguished guests pictured during inner circle the date of this notice ,to wit: Ma;,
who are receiving governm ent aid.
n.st, on and after the 22nd day of
it would save $200,000 a year in
dinner of city hall reporters and political writers in New York city.
Yet, we have so fa r not been ah’. •
June,
1940.
adm inistrative costs.
Each one a presidential possibility, they are, left to right: Sen. 31, 1940.
to pay for a single one of these
Elmer
C.
Newton
An
undivided one-sixth inter­
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Robert Taft of Ohio, Rep. Joe Martin of M assachusetts, Postm aster
social gains. All have been charged
Adm inistrate:
est
in
and to NW} Sec. 27, T.l
General Jam es A. Farley, and Wendell Willkie. Taft, Martin and
Oregon’s traffic accident record
to fu tu re generations and the From the Observer, June 2, 1911
Geo.
G
.Updegraff,
S.,
R.
17 E. W. M., Sherman
Willkie are Republicans; Farley a Democrat.
continues to improve »according to
money borrowed to pay for them
A ttorney for A dm inistrator
County, Oregon,
Now we are going to rearm at a
The baseball game in this city figures compiled :oy Secretary of
5131—6121,40
subject to confirmation of above
cost of around $5,000,000,000 per on
4 ^ between J. M. A xtell’s State Earl Snell .This too, in spite
Court.
. w
yea»* and a t the same time are Lady’s nine and the Hobble Skirt of the fact th at the situation in
NOTICE
OF
ADM INISTRA­
W ritten bids may be made for
not going to lose any of the things
resulted in a score of 14 to 7 the city of Portland grows stead­
TOR’S SALE of RBAL PROP­ 34>io property and such bids should
we have bought on credit. I t is a
favor of the Ladys. The line up ily worse with traffic fatalities ii.
ERTY
io left ga t the office of Joe T ruitt,
brave and hopeful statem ent. It wtl8 as follows:
that area 60 percent g reater dur­
Notice is given th at C. L. Pep County Clerk of Sherman County,
ing the fust four months of the
is p statem ent th a t indicates more
Ladies
Position
Gents
Fisherm en carrying chub min - ; pei adm inistrator with the will Oiegon.
faith than understanding.
Rum m an
C
Nei mar, ci rren t year than they were in
H. U. MARTIN
nows for use as bait in lakes „p
oT I 1 annexed
‘ “
u ot the estate of E tta A.
Coe, deceased, will sell, on and
Johnson the same period last year.
We in America will be very, very Rutledge
p
A dm inistrator
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Oiegon
planted exclusively
to tier June 22nd, 1040, to the high
fo rtu n ate if our standard of liv- Hog^ingon
Llewellen
1st Base
trout are not only violating the cst and best bidder and upon th-
Forine r
ing is not lowered ,if we do not
2nd Base
Apparently Governor Sprague is
aw ¿ut .unwittingly perhaps, aid- t?im s hereinafter mentioned, at N O K C E OF CALL
have few er automobiles, household Taylor
Berrian experiencing some difficulty in fill­
3rd Base
'nz
a definite threat to trout life piivate sale, subjec^ to confirma­
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
gadgets, trips and money. Food Rie(jen
Landry
SS
ing
the
vacancy
on
the
Oregon
of
these
lakes, according to offic­ tion by the County Court of the to the holders of City of Wasco
will probably be ' plentiful and H ub
Axtell
LF
ials of the gameocommissjon.
State of Oregon for Wasco Coun­ R« funding Bonds, Series 1936, in
Bamum Hydro Electric commission caused
cheap for there will be no place j ohnston
RF
by
the
death
recently
of
John
M.
to sell it. This supposition may be p uq
Chubs are of .a cannibalistic na­ ty, the following described real the sum of Seventeen Thousand
Strabi
CF
Hodgin of LaGrande. The position
all wrong and yet it is difficult U m pire: Beaty
ture and therefore prey on other property belonging to the estate of Dollars ($17,000.00), dated J a n u ­
which
carries with it a lot of res­
to see where the m arket is going
fish destroying them in large num- the said E tta A. Coe, deceased to- ary 1, 1936, th at said bonds are
The concrete brick machine in ponsibility provides no rem uner­
hereby called for redemption. Said
(Continued from page one)
wit:
“ X ? ; F F : L T n X u T n ouUr use in this city h a , T capaei.y of ation for time spent on the job
bonds
are described as follows :-
An undivided one-sixth interest
PaOOUCi.
1(1.000 per day but only averages other than actual expenses for Aniericap merchant vessels are a l­
yreaent standard. And .f re.rm a^
P d a / read for the „ u ,
Seventeen
Thousand
Dollars
ready being checked, for it is
in and to:
i:.ent goes on as promised there
- ,
on nnn travel, meals apd hotel room and known Communists hawe been ac­
(XI7,
000.00),
par
value
bonds
num­
The Northwest Q uarter!N W })
a brief seasoning; 90,000 ù w men who are qualified to fill
will be taxes—and some day we
bered
17
to
50
'
inclusive,
dated
tive
on
ships
for
several
years.
of
Section
Twenty-seven
(27),
will be required for the work on tl.c position are willing to make
m ust begin paying fo w hat w?
January 1 1936 m aturing serially,
Township One (1) South,
Attorney A t L a w
the new school house.
The current scare has thrown
thi sacrifice of time and effort
have already bought—and taxes
subject to call and redemption,
Range Seventeen (17), E ast
a wet blanket on efforts to bring
cut into living standards.
however,
on January 1, 1937, and
Grass Valley Journal, June 3,1921 required . .
of
the
W
illamette
Meridian,
M o ro and W asco
Oregon agriculture is already European refugees into the United
on any semi-annual in terest pay­
We have long been the only
containing
One
Hundred
Sixty
Mr. and Mrs. P..N . Lemmon and feeling the bad effects of the war States and a contingent of 20,060
ing date thereafter, which bonds
m ajor nation whose sons did not
(160) acres, in Sherman Coun­
Mis. Theo S errurier were P o rt­ in Europe according to J. D. Mic­ for Alaska. Slipshod methods of
beai
interest a t the rate of five
have to serve a couple of years
ty, Oregon.
land visitors last week, going and kle director of the state depart­ perm itting aliens to en ter this
percent
(5% ) per annum.
In the army. We may be a t the
Terms
and
conditions
of
sale:
ment of agriculture. With domes­ country will be abandoned in a B?!hlehem Chapter, No. 78.O.E.S
end of that happy period as w'ell. ’■"turning over the highway.
All
of
said bqjids are subject
Moro,
Oregon
cash
upon
delivery
of
the
deed
of
Shelby Dugger of Sandy, O’-e. tic m arkets already overstocked m atter of weeks as a means of
And if democracy is a form of
to
call
and
redemption a t the op­
k
Meets
Every
Second
and
said
adm
inistrator
and
after
con­
go7e‘r“n m e n ? 7 h a i'i,’ o"nli po».»bb hi., been in town the past weel with fruits, canned goods and grain closing loopholes through which
^^iu ^’ourth Thursdays in .each firmation of sale by said court, or tion of the City of Wasco on July
subversive
agents
have
slipped.
It
the w ar has now shut off the fo r­
among a people relatively well ' ” '«•"* relative,..
Month. Visiting members part cash and the unpaid rem ain­ 1, 1940, and pursuant to said op-
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B
-
1
,
..
.
A
few
wheat
sales
were
mane
eign m arkets for these products is possible that imm igration may
off economically, we may be at
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Invited
der of the purchase price securea t'on, notice is given th a t said
Mickle declared in advising Oregon be entirely suspended for a fev
the end of many other rig h t, and her, the fore p a r ; of the wee
N
iomi
Van
Gilder,
W
’.
M.
by a first m ortgage upon said real nonds will be redeemed on July 1,
privilege, we have long cherished "Ud the price w a, around the »1.1K farm ers to prepare for fu rth e r re­ years; bills have been introduced
1940, a t the office of the City
R ilh S p a rin g , Sec.
property.
in
Congress
for
th
at
purpose.
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murk.
ductions in prices for the pro­
T reasurer of the City of Wasco,
Bids
m
ust
be
in
w
riting
and
may­
Born. At Portland Sunday, May ducts of field and orchard.
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' Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116
be left with Joe T ruitt, County Oiegon ,the place of payment na­
N aturally, the political picture 1
Moro, Oregon
HITLER AND ROOSEVELT
r , 29. to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Holmes,
Cucrk of Sherman County, Oregon, med in said bonds .Interest on
has
changed.
Republicans
have
]
\f
eets
2d
&
4th
Tues
.
VC x '
1» handsome d a u g h te r
,
at
his office in the courthouse at said bonds will cease on saitl date
Recent events have brought two
voted unanimously for every defen [Jny of each month
Moro,
Oregon, or may be left w-ith and no further interest will be
men to the fore in world events From the Observer June 3, 1921
so proposal and appropriation re-j Visiting members wel
saidadm inistrator at his office in j paid thereon.
so th a t a cursory study of them
„
quested by the president but they come
and their m ethod, th a t gave them - W. H. Ragsdale and J C Free-
♦.he U. S. National Bank Building
,
E .F. FeldmafiS
Wasco Methodist church. Sunday refuse to approve a coalition gox- ¿nPa Davis, N. G.
place and power i. in order. We ™.n and families expect to leave
City Recorder
e r\
in
The
Dalles,
Oregon,
at
any
time
,r<>nre Johnston. Sei
school a t 10:00 a.m., Morning wor eminent. White House statem ents
tefed to Adolph H itler and Frank-
JuI^
° n. an.
l" p °
5
31
40
niter
the
first
publication
of
this
to
the
contrary,
invitations
wei'6
Eureka Lodge No. 121 4*E & A-M
n Rnnaovolt
not them California visiting C rater ship a t 11:00 a.m. Potluck dinner
1 n„
t
, .
. a
lake as t'heir ultim ate destination. at the city park a fte r the morning extended to Col. Frank Knox, Rep­
Meets on the 1st and
jk
A A A A
They have aome th in g , in com-
Mf an<| M rj CarroH Sayrs r0. service. Bpworth league 6:30.
ublican candidate for vice presi­
3rd Thursday eve­
dent
in
1936
,to
he
secretary
of
men. Both are pecularily adept ti| h e d Wednesd
form p ortland
nings of each month.
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The World’s News Seen Through
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a t understanding the psycnology wherp Mr>
haa bepn con.
Moro Community Presbyterian the navy, but he wras talked out
Visiting members cor
of the ordinary people and using vnlescing since the arrival of a Church Sunday June 2, 1940. 10:00 of accepting by fellow Republic-
dially invited to mee:
he hristian cience onitor
that understanding for their own son on Aipril 29. They visited Sunday school, Classes for all ages ans. The Republicans favor a bi­
with us.
An International Daily Newspaper
tenefit. Both have the ability to relatives at Mosrier on th eir wav Chester W. Smith .superintendent. partisan treatm ent of the w ar sit­
\midon,' W.M.
Publitked by THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PUBLISHING SOCIETY
appeal to the m asses with the from Portland. * "
11:00 Morning worship. Sermon uation inst "d r f ■ a coalition an
,
One. Norway Street. Boston, Massachusetts
C. V. Belknap, Secy.
wish
to
perserve
their
right
to
proper emotional attitude. Each is
is
T
ru
th
fu
l—
Constructive—
Unbiased— Free from Sensational­
■by
the
pastor.
“The
Most
Worth
W. A. Martin and wife left last
ism — Editorials A re T im ely and Instructive and Its D aily
a public speaker of power and wiek for Walla
Walla .Wash, Wnile Life” second sermon in « question policies. They contend Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F.
Features,-Together with the W eekly Magazine Section, M ake
persuasiveness.
where they both entered a hospit- series on this general theme. No that abandonment of the two party
the M onitor an Ideal Newspaper fo r the Hom e.
4*
Moro, Oregon
H itler climbed to fame and for-
operations. Mr. Mar- evening meeting. (Childrens day system in the United States would
Price $ 1 2 .0 0 Y e a rly , o r $1.00 a M o n th .
Meeks
1st
and
3rd
tune by telliqg the German people tjn
rec0Vered sufficiently to be program with special offering is be definitely bad.
Saturday Issue, including Magazine Section, $2.60 a Year.
Tuesdays
in the
th a t they were of a race apart, at
8jgters and Mrs. M artin is being prepared for Sunday morn­
Introductory O ffer, 6 Issues 25 Cents.
I.O..O.F.
hall
Trai
A delegation from Condon, a*-
ing June 9 at the ’Sunday school
pecularily designed by nature to convaie8cjn r nicely.
Obtainable
at:
•
sient and visiting
Henry G. Hanson, pastor. ci mpanied by the town band, drove
be conqueror! and rulers of man-
BOldier» bonus bill deserves hour.
brothers
are
cordi
irto town Sunday afterffbon and
Reading Room. Christian Science
kind— the old philosophy of Neitz- 8pecjnj consideration next Tues-
ally invited to meet
serenaded
the citizens for a few
Charity
is
quitp
as
rare
as
w«s-
sche. It waa not to, but the peo- ' j fiy
jg small repaym ent to
Society, Moro Oregon.
us.
pie loved to hear it and wanted to niony who lost more than the dom, but when charity does appeal minutes as a means of advertising
chance of continuing in their cho- it i? known by its patience and en- the rodeo to be 7 held this coming Orto M art’n, N.G.
believe it.
V* i non M ilin, Sec.
w w w r - r v w w w w- w v v w w w w v w Si w w«
week end.
X
. dui ance.
Roosevelt, at about the «amì rei. industrial occupations.
v rioc in history .achieved his or- ;
¡•final ambition by telling the Am­
erican people th a t they were am- |
eng tl <• down trodden of the earth,
t ppre ed by those who had money 1
k-pi from their natu ral rights b>
I is p edecessors. .I t was not so,
but the people wanted to have |
some one to blame for their trou- ,
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Lot •. have attacked the citieznrs |
t t th. ir countries who have hacc I
i '.one?.
Eat l one, no doubt, would he
: rely injured in spirit if he were
be held like the other. They are
r ffer it in many things and yet,
l-fh have risen to their present
wer through the uncanny under-
ftand ng of the mind of those who
re g lided by their emotions. Per-
iaips th at is the way to great suc-
< ?ss.
♦twrw*«
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avade ot Siales Features Washington-C o n v en tio n ^-
Recital Presented By
PllDlls of Miss Trounce
Next White House Occupant?
the
In Other Days
Chubs Held
Dangerous To Trout
f
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