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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1949)
* ♦ — ... ....... ■■■..-.i— ,, »—« y ........ ■ ' ■ ■ .Moro, Oregon, Friday. January 28. 1949 i— Sixty-First Year No. 13 Legislative News T hese Of 45th Session T h in g s We N ote Official County Paper Freeman Retires From Postoffice By Giles L. French by Giles L. French A m an has been arrested In C alifornia for teaching university students how to m ake love. A bushm an from th e w ilds of Aus- tra ils who happened to h e a r of th a t w ould conclude th a t we are a very decadent race. Most young m en p refer to c a rry on th e ir own laboratory course on th at subject. ♦ • * * ♦ Ideas keep • recu r e c u rrin r r i n g g to the hum an m ind and men of different venerations say them differently using new w ords or some new B enjam in F ran k lin w rote th is oft repeated saying: They th a t give up essential liberty to obtain a little tem porary safety deserve nelth er liberty nor safety.” R ecently Som erset Maughm novelist said It th is w ay “If a na- tlon values anything m __ ore th a n i X t i n m 'T wilY ¿ e e* its freedom; Iv w T JT it c o m f o r t or money th a t u lose th a t " “ new spaper used to carry a H nt 'ThnRP wbo would trade iik Z k v fnrftpcuritv4 deserve neith- liberty for se cu rity oeserve « is a concept of the a concept of the « h mw»d Rome of both but neoole become ma an uzhAn R*cur- m ore Im portant than S S S S S x X T he legislature which w ent bouncing along for the first week like a sp rin te r at the s ta rt of a dash slowed to a m ore sedate pace In its second week. The first week bills w ere introduced for political effect in a haste to get a nam e on som e legislation th a t may be sufficiently popular to m ake a cam paign on next year. W hether It passes or not Is im- m aterial. As a general rule It m ight be said that» th e earlier in a session a bill is introduced the iesfi chance It has o f pasage. From now On th ere will be m ore thought In new bills and m ore earn est desire for them on the p a rt of th e sponsor. — — A group of house m em bers participated in a radio broadcast th e first th at has Thu ursday night, _ been tried in Oregon as a sort of public forum . KOAC w anted it as a feature and the house taxation com m ittee w as th e tria l horse Six m em bers of the eleven m an com m ittee w ere assigned subjects w ith C hairm an Ralph Moore act- ing as m oderator for his part. Re- po rts are th a t th e broadcast was CROP CARGO BEING PLACED received v e ry well and it may lead _ m ore ____ such forum s as a m eans Oregon grow n food, given to the to of acquainting the public w ith h u p g iy people o f -th e w orld by legislative problem s and proced Oregon farm ers through CROP, ure. The p ictu re painted by the taxa gram, will be loading in Portland tlon com m ittee was very black In- for ports abroad du rin g the rest deed and. reports th at taxpayers of Jan u ary , Judge T. H. Arestad, m issed a n ig h t’s sleep after listen chairm an of the state CROP lng aurprlsing The com m ittee (right) and state direct budget is big and does not include o r Miles G. Blickenstaff, watch e v e ry th in g w anted, the resources the last slingload of prunes go are well used up and the propos into the hold of the S. S. Magnolia als are few and m eager, the sur- State, bound for Brem en, to be Diuses tied up. The sta te already ^distributed to G erm an needy sends nearly $70.000.000 a year 784 Wheat Loans The Annual Am erican Legion Oratorical contest, which Is one of the most popular program s the Legion is sponsoring throughout the country, is being organized in the F ifth district com prising the counties of Hood River, Wasco, Sherm an, Gilliam and W heeler. D istrict Commander A1 Gust has asked the following County School Superintendents to act as m em bers of the D istrict Commit- tee and to encourage the support of the Superintendents of all high schools in th eir respective count- ies. Each Am erican Legion post com m ander in the F ifth district has appointed a post chairm an who will correlate his efforts w ith the m em bers of the D istrict com- m ittee. The m em bers of the D istrict com m ittee are as follows: Mr. F ran k Brum baugh, chairm an: Mr. Ralph Jones, Hood River county; Mr. Wiley Knighten, Sherm an county; Miss Lorena Palm er, Gil- 11am county; and Mr. Dee A. Me- Linn of W heeler county. The final rep o rt of CCC loans and purchase agreem ents issued on 1948 grain w ere released Wed- nesday by the Sherm an county A C A, by I^eRoy C. W right, secre- tary. Figures released this week show a total of $5,138,798.65 was released on 784 loans on 2,363,770 bushels of w arehouse stored wheat in the am ount of $4,810,274- .13. Ninety-five loans on 184,120 bushels of warehouse stored bar- ley in the am ount of $222,404.58. Fifteen loans on 52,271 bushels of farm stored w heat in the am ount of $106,119.94. N inety - four purchase agree- m ents signed on 458,076 bushels jf wheat. T hirteen purchase agreem ents signed on 31,937 bushels of barley, This represents about 56% of the total of grain production in 1048. Local P-T.A. Hydro-Electric Sherman Co. ACA W heat, milk, cheeee and sugar are ; other Oregon products in the ship- ment. Due to w eather conditions only , ,. , . . , Later cargoes V, destined for a small group m et at the school S tirrin g wide interest through ® India, Holland, Japan and China, house Saturday night to discuss the form ation of a Parent-Teacher is the proposal, filed at Salem to be distrib u ted by relief agenc- w ith the Oregon hydro-electric organization for the school ies th ere d u rin g the next two* It was decided by those present rom m lsslon, for a $12,000,000 pro- months. C hurch W orld Service, to go ahead w ith the project. L5'“00, L utheran W orld Relief, a n d Jay C. Freem an Mrs. Colila Moore tem poroary P°w7 from watens °< thc Oeschu- Catholic R ural U fe, sponsor the Jay _ C. ________ Freem an, ____ w ho has been chairm an appointed a nom inating ' « r i v e r CROP program , In which 24 states __________ The proposed plant, to be built participated giving nearly 1500 postm aster of the Moro postof- com m ittee and other com m ittees on federal lands, would be highly cars of foodaMfes fk-P f o r t h e p a s t tw elve and a half needed to s ta rt the work -!. . _ . ----------------- years received notice Tuesday Officers will - be elected and the im portant to the regional power th at his petition for retirem en t organization completed at a m eet supply, it was pointed out, be- had been granted effective F eb ing F ebruary 4 at the Moro school cause it could be brought into pro- ruary 1. Mr. Frem an, whose health house. ductlon long before m ajor federal r n • k has been poor for some tim e Mr. Young is scheduling a fea- power developm ents on the Co- EC. first notified the d e p a rtm tu re to length the children auditor- lumbia would Its help car w ta e h n ^ t i to in ium ttk e movie c’a re o f in toe ry the river. region This through critical Plan on Deschutes Planned . Qrls Model Home iTOIPCtS t h S O T t f L SK Vacation Trip - ro u rw T h o se nations that are In ap p aren t th e new spapers Instead of the Oregon wll have to spend less th e history book« aro those th a t or t a x o n ? U te s ABOARD SHIP FOR JOURNEY American Legion Has $5,136,798.65 In Oratorical Contest PrOVeS E v e n tf J u l w^uW follow the Mr. and Mrs. John DeMoss, who An in terestin g featui* of the " re|,ve<l of m active duty by Julv while parents and teachers m eet pow er'shortage until McNary dam r , _ £ mnrp these TOPIC leit last week for a 8t*y the T hursday afternoon at the Moro * u c h ro rre s V n d e n c e anoihe, part of the building can be completed by the govern Mr. T rum an Is now safely <m- MW t o « e P W J coagt had qulte an eventful lrip high ^ h o o l modeling of ‘¿ / f X ¿ r8X i im en d ew s A lunch will be served later in the m ent sconed in office w ith a new oath who com* Jo qooredP baUg ^ a n t Snow and lcy roads’ w ere xheir clothing projects to the F irst Year w^ naby w anted evening to both sections To l>e known as the Pelton pro of office and a new salary ached- these mat pursue J a n y me- share aI>d near Beacon Rock they course., as directed by Mrs. Paul- p rs e n ^ iT Ia v s It is h a rd e r ™ s organization is for all jeet, the proposed plant would be uK , Also he got to m ake a new som ethingL8n^h cam e upon a wreck, two cars had lne J. H eitm eyw . Mr ^ rje rn a n says it is h ard er cM |dren .p the by new ,y Qrganlzed speech a b o u t th e sam e old things , thods to get. t . k collided. T hey stopped and phoned Harvey ap ro n s and cotton dress- to get out than it was to get in. gcboo, p’pm entarv and hleh Nm-thw»at Pnwpr S u n o lv com - As a politician he is dotng rath- tors re tu rn home y tbe am bulance and police, and es w ere school problems and Mrs. Elsie Jones who has been, ^ h o o l. pany. The plant would be oper e r b e tte r th an well and seems to village o r cl v s ref* , a rriv e d -a t W ashougal w here th ey home projects w en made by the the assistant for the i« s t five ______ ateti by Pacific Pow er & Light have a firm thum b on the public line fence they visited with G randm a Dugger girls during th e ¿vacation. years received notice of appoint- company, which already has two pulse. U ntil the question la.set- citizens who follow the spena ies. A skit played eait M cIntyre m ent as acting postm aster. The hydro plants on the Deschutes, tied about how much a leader theory. r and M arie Blag as Mr. and Mrs postal departm ent 'will announce and the en tire output would be leads and how m uch he l< pushed These last can m ake them selves Snow was encountered all th eir Johnson, shoppers, and Nell Coat- tim e and place for com petitive ex bought and distributed by Paci it will not be know n w hether he effective by not w aiting until the Wfly to coaS{ and w ere jn the es as the shop girl, and WUtha am ination for perm anent post- fic. P ortland General Electric is a politician or a leader. In this session is bver to speak tn eir coast snow of the jagt w ee^ g u t Edna as helper. Models w ere m aster at some tim e In the future, com pany and the W ashington p ara g ra h th e term “politician” is wishes. If th ere is dem and for Dionne Christensen, Evelyn K i r k ------------------------ W ater Pow er company. used to m ean a m an who trim s his economy let it be heard now. W qeareo up later ana jo n n says Vio,a Edwardg Shirley1 Me- A R R T IM j -MONROE T E L L OF R itualistic services w ere held President of the new company th o u g h ts to fit those of his m ore ..it was grand. The ocean was In t Gladycc MooreS) Barbara NEW PONTIAC TO BE SHOWN T hu r ^ a y at 2 p m Tor Mrs. John vo cal[su p p o rters In order to gain T h ere’s snow in Salem nearly rough but the w eather cleared up. Duncan and Carrie Nelson. ^ Mr F v and A H ArstHl and ¿ G o o d r ic h 52 the form er Dae is General Thom as M. Robins, re- political favor. T h ere are others day and th e big De^ OS8’ pIa? l? atT * ‘ Guest8 Were ®nd ’e T ? B Monroe o fA rs till-M o n ro e Clodfelter, who died S aturday In n o ie v U l^ d a m ^ r o ^ r o r tlo n w ho stick to th e ir Ideas w ithout and com plain. L ittle girls ™ d poe bay the rest of the m onth freehm ents were served, the Har- pontiac company have retUrned Yreka, California. $he was w idely ^ d ‘l2! ® H o w a rd W T urner paying much atteentton , toe . ^ n w o m e n ^ Mrs. DeMoss has im proved in yey aprons bong m odeled at this Mom T hursday after a tten d . kn0Wn In S herm anT ounty, having pf e8{ad"as ‘ a ” ade ’ in develop Iw inle or w ho base th eir policy the state house In the m orning health time, ing a dealers’ preview of the new taught school there for m any m ent of t ^e N orth un ltirrlg atlo rt ^ k n o w l e d g e and education In an w jth snow sticking to th eir open- " u i m p p o r f « h t instead 0» j o ^ d w ^ a i ^ t h e v look W asco Portlandn’oregonVer S * ' The rites w ere rorKlucted by {>ar °^7reasurern lrrsl HlHnwn Lw d- nopular. .. ___ .. nappy. 1 ° F Following the m eeting, it was Columbia chapter No. 33, O rder of der£ann <.q rs t citizen” of .Port- ^ T i m e determ ines the result in is know n It is doing no harm to c ro n ^ 'a lth o u g h tran sp o rtatio n Is On F riday afternoon, Ja n u a ry from letters from a friend living said th a t enthusiam of dealers for E astern Star. In term en t was In |gnd anf) t preg|dent of the tl m ost cases. ------- i . . . . b,dW upset Some of these m om - 21, the W asco W om en's Study ,n England and w ith whom she the new cars was g rea ter than for the L O O F « m e te ry Portland Cham ber of Commerce. Funeral services w ere held a t the com m ittee “ ¿ w hen roads and stre e ts are club m et at the home of Mrs. Har- has corresponding .In ce dur- « W <>«ter new model Pontiac has « X T « ? ** “ ru d e st WBen ley Dutton. Mrs. N orm an G och-. lng lhe w ar p e r io d . M any.pictures ^ e r P roduced^ Yreka for Mrs. Goodrich. Active attention Is being given anrt crifta wpfp a ls o d is n la v e d h v More than 400 dealers and sales She was born in Monmouth, conservation and protection of n au er was co-hostess. about taxes for the house of re- In terestin g cu rre n t toDlces were Mrs Tom awp 7*». m Y m(?n frQm thig area gaw the new Ore Nov 19 1896 At t he tim e of flgh | lfe jn planning the project. Rome of the bills recom m ended in iM by S U n nlnteeen g current m topices . car8 for the n r s t tim e and attend- her death she was w orthy m atron General Robins said. Subject to í f h T n S d ’for a ^ à n by th e ta x stu d y oom m lttee of a given em bers were Mrs To™ in Mrs. B Estreile H ailey gave a ed a day jong sales m eeting, con of Stella chapter of the O. B. 8. approval of conservation agencies, session ago a re being introduced response to roll call. _____ _____ review of her _____ recent trip to Min- ductad by L ew W ard? general in Yreka " *...................................... a m odern fish hatcherv below the nam ed Short again. In te re st Is g reater In it A t the close of the business ses neapolis, K ansos'C ity and New s a le s ^ m a n a g e r^ f PoruYac*WutQr In addition to her husband, sur plant Is Included in plans for the * * The chaplain has a Pood idea and the dem and for the sion, Mrs. Charles Allen Tom-pre- Orleans, showing pictures of the d iVjSjon vivors include her father, Seth O project. It would be state-operat The chap> a f which and th e booklets is very great a talk and read excerpts places she had visited Clodfelter, Portland; a sister Mrs ed under the plans for th e devel- each m orning some o available and w here - h ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------— Ä be u ^ d as a g u l d e ^ con- N o n p a r . Frank von Borstel, G rass Valley, opment. and three brothers, Donald .Clod* . « “ ___ duct o th er than 1^ 8laGveuDJ (^ introduced to date is a bill to felter, Grass Valley1, Francis Clod- The dam site Is in an 800-foot- referred one m o™1" ' . humil- «Bow cities and tow ns to collect felter, Corvalis, and H aran Clod- deep canyon about six miles which is the root o f s i n a ^ h u m u a llc e n g e fee from U vem opera- northw est of Madras. * I t would felter, Newberg. ity which Is the beg nn « Ifica. tors in addition to the tax. W here have two 37,500-kilowatt genera tu e ” and it is not a u policing is a problem th is bill will tors, w ith provision for a th ird tlon even if not suscepum e popular. V -ll later to bring the project to full com plete proof. The business tax bill th a t has V a ile V capacity of 112,500 kilow atts. Ul * I ,,* w ultno- favored the w heat ,ea* ? e «»V J tim ate output of the plant into S heriff Mike Elliot of M ultn an o th er If it passes the the nework of he N orhw est Pow er m ah county mav find a s ir ng personal pro p erty tax bill wi 1 be D L F | | - « t A A 1 Pool Is estim ated at 400,000.000 lack of cooperation from other la repealed. B ut perhaps it w o n t be 1 IdV O 1 1151 Z l M V kilow att hours annually. Mrs. Jam es Riskoeky w as honor enforcem ent officers since m s ram thjg tlm e for Oregon is a * ____ __________ • Newly installed officers of An of a p arty being given by the ^ ^ g r y a y v e sta te th a t changes In the first game of the play-off Hues! at a lay e ttj show er given In By Mrs. George I j . F ox nie Fulton C hapter No. 124, Order police officers from FBI down to <glowly unless em otionaly aroused for A. A. U. team to rep resen t her honor o n ,^ p d a ^ a ^terEn o £ i1’ _ W ith the m ercury low ering to of the E astern Star, W asco, to ser- city officers. Mike, of course, w 3 Qr u n in formed. Like o th er new Sherm an co u n ty in th e finals, the Tanuary 17 by Mr«. Carl Tuggle fl’ndlng ro reason or a ae- Appropriate decorations were 12 degrees below zero lh the ve for the ensuing year are: Mrs. n u n n to g get e t rid of oe- , ¡'¿eag"1't” m av draw the fire of those G rass Valley 'Z ebras broke the n u tv who was related to a who would pay m ore and not get w inning streak of th e W asco tow n used? throughout th e room s and Rufus vicinity, Sunday n ig n t, the j,eon Sm ith, w orthy m atron; Le- __ ____ __ _ colder -- _______ w orthy . patron; . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis sherlff A nother m ark a g a in s t tn e sup p o rt of those who would team by defeating them u by a score __ guests were ______ greeted __________________ by a large radio says for th e n e x t Rqy Belshee, M rs o T*50-47 at the G ----- rass ------------------ Valley "gym h « doll at the h door witl? a sign greet- night. About an inch of snow fell Vern Dutton, asociate m atron; have moved Into th eir new home, civil service lew. w ithout w hich Jegs M ii , in an inter-cltv gam e last Wed- ing the guests and asking th a t Friday night, and another inch Carl Tuggle, associate patron; fhe form er J e rry Johnson house th e offender could h ave been sum- _ rass __ " enter . and __ i _ place , — —— th e ir gifts >_ 1 T.,»„ln ooort by r»V tne ThP service would inarTiv" fired. «The q t d ivision in the house nesday evening. J The G Valley they in »_•» fell Saturday night. TVin The formorc farm ers Mrs. z-e.— Carl Tuggle, secretary; Mrs. w hich was purchased m a n b etter ly u reu ------------ m e m ade n r s t F u rid ----------------- -------------- boys ies ay w ere niucn uie wni»uvr u» th / giant booties rer; - — Mrs. E. E. Rtate be off if _ only one of - them ay nd it indicates ww.v— In ... th e living were glad to see — the — snow " ' f as it Lydia Darby, treasu ------------ The highw ay commission forJLhe are on i t > A ’ a 40 to 45 vote for the side favor- th e tw o team s b u t had th© win- room. helps make a cover crop for the Shun t conductress; Mrs W alter forem an of this ♦ * a ♦ ♦ ln~ jess ra dical change. The dlvl- n fng drive. A stork fluurine stood before w heat th at has been seeded. Folks Bruckert, associate conductress, le w is ’ have sold th eir home jn it weems possible th a t th e long ion w in not rem ain the same, of The th ree B ayer boys, “Swede” the fireplace with a large bootie are still having trouble startin g Mrs K eneth Blau, chaplain; Mrs. M aupin w here Mr. Lewis form erly aw aited droo in em ploym ent is course. b u t the house at least is s ta rk and Bill Rolfe along w ith on either side. The«« w ere m ade cars, and w ith frozen w ater pipes* p a ulen Kaseberg, m arshan. Allen worked. Official rep o rt has It that t ln to be a very wild bunch the altern ate guards, coached by of pale blue crepe paper trim m ed (About the frozen pipes, w e Just Tom, organist; Mrs. Kettfi McDon- w a rre n Payne, He 70 000 are out of work and ” fOtc? u Zen8 this time. It is less Bruce Alley and m anaged by 1 w ith white paper lace and a big are not dding t thing about It un- ia, Adoh; Mr£ Leonard F ie k b M r and Mrs. W arren Payrns • — ing *—» unem- ,,nnm- conserVa ____ i tiv q i 7 anri »-» — j ------------------------------ _*-----v.„n good n<n v ball Kr,«/ pink a i hw»rv Hro cheery cririwnd Jackie til Frost s visit has g n p a r lv 40.000 are draw e than in . 1947 and A ndersen, showed bow. A fire »ii glowed Jackie Frost f tre- Ruth; Mrs. LeRoy Belshee, E sth e r son-in-law ana e of the cold, the M rs. N orm an Gochnauer, M artha; le w ise s have been «pending p a rt nlovm ent benefits w ith the num- tbere are enough who desire handling against tne tall bo£yte In the background. ruinated.) In spite ru n n in g ort Mrs. Allen Tom, Electa; Mrs. of the week here visiting them. h i r clim bing each week. Prices of c h an g e.to o im press th eir less dras- from w k asco. ' flashy for- "Old' An Woman arrangem ent depicting the Rufus school has been I TOlné7ówñ"»ñd w e couW n 'th e °w b o le and keep " F?a ñ " B a y e r, th e in the 8hóe’’ \ r a s ac- schedule. M arvin Thom as, warder;, and Mr. Mrs. A m r a * hlr*0^ ar»H w p c o u ld .... 27— «. « rh n ln a n d k e e p “ n i d W n m a n In th e S h o e ” w a s a r - a p h » d u le. ^ s ¿ r t l n ? to travel down th e m ore -drasU c rte w s » «vo h ^ h point m an for ranged on the m a n tle A large Rufus schodI had q u U a , ac- E rn est ShuH. senUnel. ‘^ h M . n « there. IZirai wp have been climbing so perhaps, is the w ay it ought G rass Valley w ith 17 points and boot colored pink and covered c o v c .._ tive ---- _ sports ---- schedule last week ---- to be—to slow progress until It is D orm aier of W asco scored 18 w ith a blue roof from which ex- w ith the cold w eather and all. t h e W EA TH ER Bob G arrett ‘ ls was Sunday Snow and cold tem peratures now home w orking orx tended a very* crooked ohlmney Tuesday, the high school team s T hat w ill really* be som ething popular. points for his team . for we are a long w ays up and the Wp have already gone far In M anager “A ndy” A ndersen and and angel-hair sm oke, was h er motored to Mosier for a~ game bas ben the lot of Sherm an Coun- the Grover Ranch near G rass Val- road was ra th e r steep—and will the suppression of lib erty and the Bruce Alley again w ere success- home. Th e shoe w as placed on w ith the school there. In the boys’ tlans the past week. A low of 11 oecm so m uch steeper on the road achieving of secu rity and will fuj w ith the Grass Valley Zebras green crep^ - ----------- ----- - <, n flown W hat would happen to the pFObably continue on th a t road ln defeating the Moro tow n team rounded by a rustic looking rail points for Mosier and 17 points of zero w eather has m ade froaa,J' M r.andMrs. Andy P P. a ïe n s are down, w nax wu u prooaoiy ------------------- the in o e i e a u n g m ‘ | f(mce Thp famUy Qf gtood for Rufug w ater plpes and 8eWe rs Snow of in California visiting th e ir son national economv and the natiotal but hagte ls not necessary At y ------- -------------- . . . --------- in d rlt-m ram p a a t t the t h e Moro Moro gym evm F Frl- The girls’ volley ball score was three Inches has packed down and Mrs. Andy Jr. debt can only be guessed. Of end jt we will probably rind cRy game rl in the rear and consisted bf the enurse none of the causes of the h t th waa m ore secu rity at evening. F ra n k Bayer was Old Woman and a n u m b er of her 43 points for Rufus while Mosier and made traveling a bit m ore course, o t ------ ™a i g™r t of tbe jo urnev than at S L m an for the victors children, appropriately dressed made 19 points • hazardous than usual. - Mr and Mra CUud Bayer and original none depression bark in In 193« Grass Valley »naved ™ end__and then we will be too 17 p o ln S Both team s show- There was a wood pile, chopping The W ishram ’s grade s c h o o l --------------- ----------------- sm all son. P hilip of G have been solved, only aiia>eo _____ BUR ACTS UP w ere dinner guests a t Mrs. Bayers oíd to retrac e orfr steps. S ' f l n é s p o r ù i i ^ ^ u r “^ » ^ - b io ¿i¿añ £ a¿; also a U ne'of clotheï ^ ' ’ i™ er^ouU laas- w ith governm ent (funds. Fay B rackett took his car to grandparents home-, Mr. and Mrs. remain spiritually strong Former Sherman Teacher Succumbs ^ry Study Meeting Held by Women s Club About the County aftouf foMts vou do know or would enjov knowing Layettee Shower Rufus Folks Give IFasco 0 . E. S. Honor Wasconian Up to Jack Frost installs Officers Shaniko News C. of Now along comes a w rite r to M rg. L ula W icks ... th a t U r T ru m w an i ’s outside of brother-ln-law and say Mr. Trum $50.000 ia betraval of nubile R Oy B elshee £ £ ^ l 'T d m W o < t h a t t h e te- And we thlnK tn ere (Continued »" P*f* ^oar' montha retu rn ed home last week. / to a . 1 - - - . 4 f7 " tp. 4s— s -* f V / r'S-a,,.. . . í. " ■ » ; ■ :.í; ” 4? ■ .'.iií ?? ■ .■ t * ■ - . '** . , ■■ -F ie I ■i';;1
