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NOTICE TO CRBDtTORR
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bfla vwRn visiting her grandpar- He home were Mr and Mr* Jack
parsona
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overnight visitors
visitor, nore,
here, r returning
hw -
M r FW»P»‘ Huffman
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4nd
the ^ A®™«/?
t e a Joyce Kgawbv
Anri" _
ovemignt
a u t « « . —7
n a e f week,
and daughters
oaugnver» Georgia against the
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- a « „ n d Sunday,
« v . ents ents
tor the
r te !i, . and
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a Joanna
Mr and
M. D M.
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deceased,
ere hereto..
to
to --- Portland
tor past
the P week.
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Mr Airs
and Mrs
W '~ i. o Nobie,
g le Noble,
deceased,
are
J j g r a j f i
Several day* last week Mr and
Mr and Mrs Farrea risen anu
son Clifford, daughter Norma ^ ^ e r t to
Mrs Walter
of Long- daughter,
her fiance, William Brandt.
proper voudiertand duty
er Sorenson
So
lfted, to the undersigned, tnejou v , 4
appointed, qualified and .acting
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administrator <4 the E sta te
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ce Ann Ogle Noble, deceased»«.« —-
W aaco Mettoodat C hurch
£ e ^ c e of Tf LeBterJohson, * K .
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■ ,, X ' w i h M WU»p .r .l J ™ ,.. 01 Guy Andrew. . ^ , e . u in to
to. Chureh School
torney at law, Moro, Oregon,
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Little Jimmy Peters, nephew u t
visited Mrs Wilde's par- and daughters to law, f i r and Nq Worship Service
. Carl E. Stlerle, Minister in six months from the
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tad :•*:
Mr and Mrs Harold Ginn of Moro
g r and M r ^ i .
Roping Mrs PhU Andrews and Mr and
Mr anu mis
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the first publication of this notice, » V'?’ ■
all of Port-
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Mr« Chester
Phpster Andrews
Andre
who has been staying with Mr
Stanfield Sunday.'
Mrs
MORO CO‘I“ U" " YMCHrRCH
AUgU“ 8'Nom an E. Field.
and Mrs Keith McDonald for the
Saturday WOrd “ was received land.
Sunday
School
10
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Admtotorat". to ¿¡i
past five weeks was the honor
death of Mrg G e o rg e -------------- r .
Church
Services
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guest on the occasion of his first H&rrlg, mOther, Mrs Mary Gregg,’ ~ '
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; J. MacFarlane, pastor.
birthday anniversary Thursday, . WaUa WaJla ^ g j^ n g to n .
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n o t ic e to c r b d it w a
August 7, when* Mrs McDonald
Hudgon w w te of Prineville, r ,> * ’
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W asco C h u rch o f C hrist
A 11 persons having c laRRg,
invited a group of little friends ^ ag & a p p ^ y ^ y y overnight
overnight guest
guest at at
Mrg Joe Morris and son Wally Yoy are |Weicoms!
Invited
against
the E aute of Edith Bark* r-
in for the afternoon.
his mother,
F Claude Stephens, minister,
In
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—- Mrs
»-<• « H. jQe went to p ^ i a n d Wednesday .
dale, deceased, are hereby not»;-
Ice cream and birthday cake R W h iu
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afternoon returning home Thurs-
B a p tist Church
to present them, with the JMJ:
bearing one .candle were serve
Shelton : of Hood ' River d
w hile there, Walty had his « nd- v -chool 10 a.m., morning ed
per
vouchers and .duly verified
with Mrs’ Gin" ®“ isting Mrs M<r* fipent the week end here visiting check.up at the clinic of th t worgJ p u aJta •
to the undersigned, the duly
^ n a ld ln se1^
P r- ffnrv Mar Mrs Shelton ^nd daughter, Nancy, shriner’s hospital. He iwas pro-
pointed, qualified and acting a * ,
The ^ s t s were Gregory Mar- W S ^
of
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mlnlstrator of the Estate of
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Lewis •
Keith
vin of Moro,
Rpnnie‘ parents, Mr and Mrs E. D. Me-
Mrg LuUwr stew ard and child-
1th Barksdale, deceased, a t ,ttd
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Maxine Dormaier Mary Nee.
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r - ren motored -to; The Dalles Mpn-
office of T. Lester Johnson,
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N .^ ™ n d Mtokto t . o M?
MrS W' £ R H
-ay taking aome r boy
^ X *"<* a M^
B
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^ tor
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torney at law, Moro,
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in six months from the daft o f ,
Belkm«,
Wasca The chUd
g buying Uip majt.ng £ £
for ^ u t
the first publication of his notice, ,
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e to m ^
' -Mr and Mr. W. A. Morris ac
to-wlt; August 8, 1947,
h
Norman E. Firms
companled Mr and
D, D.
n>m who came with Mrs Afton T W
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Adminismtor '
McIntyre.
'" m ’ and M r. W tltom A1.UP of T h u r X w t e i T t o e y ^ k deMv-
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1947
mants of any out and out
horse. That cayuse had two i.
forward, slow and fast, and he
could put the brakes on M t en-
Orfg<*^—
ough to upset an amateur..
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The program isn’t going to be
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entirely modem, for there will
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,/ be a class
of arc
stock horses with
Horses
Æ Yearling Given .
C D IT O R IA L .
SOCIATION
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OFFICIAI, COUNTY PAPER
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AUGUST 15, 1M7
IT GROW S A N D GROW S
kND GROW S
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£
Party With
judged for “soundness, confir
mation, manners and way of work
ing” which puts into the words
of the show ring what Is expected
of a oow horse.
The modern rodeo, which has
had a part of fair programs for
some years, has become a contest
ne daily take.
take,
between men for the
Like professional wrestling, it
ice who wins
is big enough,
It is professionalized and unioniz-
ed until it isn’t so good show a
in earlier days. When \ h e con-
tests were between a man and a
horse there was something to it.
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v Ä ow
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w t ma.
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^ p o ^ to d o w n a tM w lU
VThir
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en - that toT <Lr. Z
one w.tb a wo.f
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P -en
’ around hls front yard
U « keeps a horse Just to ride on Sun-
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little group,
mid.west
^ oodt a a
group, Hitlers,
Hitlers, S
m tales,
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mid-west had
had a a flood
Gees and their satellites, who
or gQ ago and now it has
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anything month or so ag
WP're aiad
e never able to get
y
a beat wave. As tor us.we g
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r o X ^ y ^ T u n t r u e asw ere
opto w « to . ~ ^ . o{
to
^ e c ric k e t^
Vliv ^ d n e . t V* o *’»’*- f d —
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•ople
vasions by eastern
ttle island and
orld’. progrw. may h . traced to
>em. N«w to.tr l»w giver, have
ottd away toe thing that made
vem great.
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WANTED: Play pen. W. E. H«U,
l ies
^ J w«s
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a f ^ ~ 7 ~ * ~ parents,
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and
Mortf Hotel. , ' \
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home
Mrs L. E. Dehler.
f o r SALE: 8-12 week old pullets
p#ul y ^ h ie n p a h
New Hampshlres,
^ X v e ^ o S
„ ^ u g h lto
who h a p p e n !
night guests at the home of Mr -
and Mrs T. I ester Johnson.
Mr and Mrs Frank Lamborn
and their son in law and dangr
ter Mr and Mrs B. W. Guy retupn-
td 'Saturday from their trip to
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>RBR SH O W A T T H E F A IR
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PORTABLE W ELD ER
Go A n yw h ere
Hee Me F o r S teel
mmtaston, making sales tax
for a r ide to hls new
em >ao unnecessary-
machine Wm. Rudolf was thrown
The oommiaahm finds th a tth e out dislocating hls elbow. The-
The
a te . haa «12.000.000 on .hand machine circled
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twice .........
before Mr
hlch can be uaed for property Rudolf could regain hls seat.
□, reductlon-and nothing etoe
Well, what next tty way of
■Ute with a backlog of that taxation? Some folks want Sher
■uunt la not to need of any n e * man
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county taxed to pay « a t
n<l burdensome tax.
neld for making rain.
Actually this question of salw Rrom the G> v .
Aug. 1«. 191»
»» or no is an ©M contest he-
following will entrain for
who think the gov-
Ix?wis Tuesday. August
should do all things for
A rthur Holt, Ed T 7 mlln,
11 p eo p le and those who believe Byrd Fleck> Harden Cambell, Al-
overnments should practice econ- exander Jackson.
Furthermore those who fav-
j q Freeman, candidate for
r i t to X ? C M ~ hop* to «* county Judge and Robert Urqu-
elleved of ptotog ao much tax b ,,^ candidate for sheriff, both-
hemselv«.
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democrats. were • visitors here
Big government needs big 8 " ™ ^ ^ Hogue and Ruth Wilson
noney and If It m ust ° 7 ne
home from Monmouth. Ruth
i* ony
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>»the Kent 9cho° ' and
»or that to
Mmnle at Wilcox,
e n t times there hat been an
observer, Aug. IT. I»»»
jr r " to sentiment for • new
Harris combine was
axes and bigger
destroyed by fire Thursday with
ful government. Ho* io?® 1 about ten acres of grain on the
people will mstot
H arry Proudfoot ranch west of
doing somethings for
.
Wasco.
. ,n
cannot be foretold But if t W
Alfred Marx of Salem wasi kHV
to „ ta in their
when h l. motorcycle collided
with a car driven by Millard
lependence they had * *
Kln to curtail the aise
Marlin Saturday night,
_____ ... a H. Barnum is the owner o
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o e fully “ saltotoctory
me T r of t t the
" “ to“ " / the first new model Ford to, be
ys to do this to to refuse to
Shermon county, tak g
7 government Ml the money
from Fred
aakt- De*«* a
Äle*
Pickett Motor Co.
will be a good stop)» tout
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Lupin* Rebeka^^
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Mac’s Welding &
Machine Shop
Bring Your Troubles to Mac
A. D . M cT onaughy
W asco Oregon
Shop Phone 332
Home 331
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N O TIC E TO C R ED ITO R S
W ASCO, OREGON
Phone
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GAS AND OIL
B.
H. McKKAN and SON
[N S V K A N O K
G rain, F e e d . F lo o r , F o r i
F arm Im p lem en ta , B ags, T w in e
BARBED WIRE—GOOD POSTS
PHONES
Feedstore - Office
Residence
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A tla s T ir e s
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A tla s B atteries
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OREGON
All persons
having' claim»'.,'
against the Estate of Julia S m ith y
Brown, deceas«, are
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if led to present them, with
proper vouchers, and duty vqrifl- r
ed to the undersigned, the duty apt j
pointed, qualified and acting M-
ministrator of the Estate otJouA 4
Smith Brown, deceased, at he og > •
flee of T. Lester Johnson, attorney
at law, in Moro, Oregon, within -V
six months from the date o f > « t
first publication of this notiej*
to-wlt: August 8, 1947. . j
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Norman E. Fields
Administrator r
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The Gay Shop
Famous Truzette Lingerie - G ow ns
and Pajamas
Rabie man to sell Rawleigh Pro-
, ducts. Local Sales District op®n -
Begln at once. Car necessary.
W rite for particulars. Raw-
leigh’s Dept. 81 Oakland 7, Cal.
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W itn o e u v n ,
sd.
on toe_.Htoe._t« b o Z - i v e Ä
^ m community.
u n lty .
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lde ™
in J this
Ign thM jsttai1
| 11 years baa the price
egOn ‘ ^ “ X d t o X to . Of whJTt ^reached the mark of
OIL
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g h te
cam<
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B Klock and daughter Patty came
parents, M r? nd
home with them Friday. The
try abort. Loss of manpower interes
. T£at
sufficient- visit at fhe home of Miss V ivian, Alsup’s
E. Dehler. They w» re . rowmpan
returned to Portland on
m » of prestige, loss of resources, ty m w * ™ desirable reason.
Trounce. On her return she was led home t o
wh0
oT colonies, »truly the empire ty________ __
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acompanied by Miss Trounce,
In the Joe Mor-
Recent utsHnni
visitors in
» being liquidated.
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n n i««i all the statistics about who plans a ten-day stay the*»
Tunes
. . . accidents are wrong
Mrs
Augusta
I lines are very
v n j severe there
Mrs A
ugusra M.
m . Huckin
nutM u return
Mi food
fowl hard . to get. Clothing at
‘ ^tomobile^
to be Rilled
killed Qn
on
nd
weeR from a vacation trip
annot he had. The nation must
Htrpets of Moro if drivers keep of three weeks. Going by United FOR SALE: Six rqpn modern < STANLEY S W m
orrow to live and now the gw-
turning around in the middle Airlines to Sioux Falls,,.8. Dak.,
house with bath, laundity; nev
rnrnem wants further control on tu ng
parking, dri- «he visited relatives there and at
ly remodeled and .«decorated. .
o put more deprivations on the of the bK« ,
parR
g DflR YanfctQn. 8. Dak
Ivan Kirkelie, Morckflre. 411<n
N orth tu rn a t WABCO
Like a cancer, govern- ing ^ ro s s
corners, pulling ar.d Sioux Falls to Minneapolis
ESTRAYED to my place eight *,
cental power feeds on the state.
c g
without look- where they* visited their
D e m o ^ 7 « d capitalism re-
the^m.ln stem
she returned to
miles east of Kent. One sorpsi
> Wuc«, Oreten
gelding, branded quarter circle
dispeople to Invent and lm- big
with a big Olvmpla, Wash., on the Oriental,
circle X on the left hip. .Don
ald Maclnnls, Kent, Ore 41-2c ' AutoRepairing
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Other ¡Youngsters
N e w Dresses
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Large Sizes Silk Housecoats - Hand
M a d e G ifts
GAS S T A T IO N
W asco, O regon
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ty tuned. For particulars write
Eas7 Side
sYde Plano
Plano «O
re, 2627
2627 N
East
Störe,
N. , . ' -
E. Union Ave. Portland^Ore.
FOR SALE: 3
colored Cocker :
' males, 1 male. M em
Moro. Ore.
FOR SALE: Shingles-, retail and
wholesale; also Cedar posts.
Clem Eslinger, H111’ bor^ 2 ^
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L o o k To Th« L e a d e r
S U N S E T F or S e rv ic e .
ACCESSORIES
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Starts like this: “We will soon have facilities
io care for yevr telephone service” •
So far
this year we were able ID send out these letters
to thousands of people—-provide 125,000 mors
telephones for western homes and businesses.
But meanwhile thousands of new orders cams
in, which await their proper turn.
You can doll up the family chariot t<r
suit yourself with our accessories
And make it Better, Too
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Sunset Motor Co.
M eete 2nd wxd 4th
T uesday*
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m onth. V isitin g m em
ben weleome-
□Id timers. If there are »tty <f Irma Johnson, NG
«le physically* a n d morally Clara Houston, Sec
ir<ty ones left, are 6 ° ^ ^ ^
-Rgreha lr<>dee No. 1*1
r a hit of surprise at the prr> 1 ureas
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Meets
on the and 1st and
3rd
Thursday
am at the county fair this Sep-
of each month- Visiting
mber.
members are cordially
There _ going to be a horse
invited to meet with us
not quite in the elaborate
E. E. Baraee, W. M.
le of the horse shows of what
Pinkerton, Seeretary
B proletariat calls “high” socl-
but
DUI still
»AHI a horse
HV.UX show
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words and phrases of the Un Meets 1st and 3rd ¿
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ill sound rw
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ihi J iva
i V« in Ï.O.O.F
will
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Toesde
hall
>ple brought up on the more »»»11. Transient an«
risitin g brothers are
ait phrases of the corral
cord ially invited
tereas the old timer will call a to m eet w ith à».
for Ws horse an
John Lawrence N.G.
for this
the
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A.
R. Khssinger, Secretary
of western or Eng*
Bethlehem Chaptet ÿjp H 6 F 5
Meets Every Second ant
here wilt be a three gatted
Fourth Thursdays in eaa»
which almost any horse
Month. Visiting Member*
unless he |pe<s hls
w (nvlted— Moro. Oregon
, ,t_
up when he tries to
Genevieve Powell, W . M
and a five galled class which
Edna M etier, Secretary
beyond the scoompliah-
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you to know we’re speeding this year’s
b rea k in g construction program for the Paahc
Coast States . . . new buildings, central office
equipment, wires end cables • • • about two hun-
dbreimillion dollars worth of the things n<—,~ ’
to bring service to everyone who wants it.
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phone bills. New dollars come from -
pple who are willing to put their sarr
gs into the business, w e must earn
enough to attract these new Working ~
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new dollars needed to build b u ild in g s
and buy new equipment to meet the
public demand for more telephones and
more service do not come from tele-
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