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JOURNAL, MOKO, OREGON
H u m a n s w ill be m ale a n d f e ­
m ale a n d w ill h a v e tro u b le w ith
th e m o ra l code. B ut th e y w o n 't
c h a n g e it m u h to c a u s e w ith m o re
p o p u la tio n it w ill lie n eed ed m o re.
P e o p le a r e n o t g o in g to c h a n g e
m u c h in te n y e a r s o r te n c e n ­
tu rie s . C h a n g e Is n o t In th e i r h is ­
to ry . T h e ir c lo th e s, th e ir a m u s e ­
m e n ts. th e ir re lig io n , th»?ir g o v ­
e r n m e n ts
ra n g e
fro m
b a d to
w o rse a n i e v e n fa irly good b u t
m a n k in d re m a in s
th e s a m e as
w h en th e first p h ilo s o p h e rs i>ogan
ta lk in g a b o u t him . A nd th e p h il­
o s o p h e r’s ta lk
h a s n ’t c h a n g e d
m u c h c ith e r.
F K ID IY , NOVEMBER 6 U H
OREGON S CENTENNIAL ALBUM
T om M oore, M rs. G o rd o n H ild e r-
brand, Mr*. E u n i r e - L u t j e , M iss
l-ois D aily a n d M iss C aro l A rm -
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PASE 33
SIMEON GANNETT
R u fu s P e r so n a l»
By Mrs. Geo. L. Fo*
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e d u c a tio n . I t w a s d e c id e d to h a v e
th e me«-
'b e c o u n tie s a c \
c o ru in g to th e n u m b e r o f g ra i
in e ach c o u n ty in s te a d o f th<
c o u n ty alo i.c a* th e y h a v e don<
'¡ n e e s ta r tin g th e cl C* T h e n e x tl
m e e tin g w ill b e in W asco c o u n ty ,
M rs. H o llan d J o h n s o n h a d c h a rg e
o f th e p ro g ra m : T h e re g a s a n a c ­
tio n so n g b y all. A m o n o lo g u e by
M rs. H a rla n d M cD onald, a p o em
“ W h en O c to b e r S m ile s a t M e” by
M rs. E a rl G e n try .
S lid e s w e re
show n by
M r. a n d M rs. R a y
H u g h e s of th e s ta te c o n v e n tio n
J u n e . S e v e ra l g a m e s w e r e
,p ia y ed b y th e g ro u p .
J e r r y S ltto n ,
w ho serv ed cu p
:akes a n d co ffee to all. F o r e n ­
te r ta i n m e n t d if fe re n t g ro u p s p la y
p in g pong, v o lley ball a n d ju s t
ted.
Mr" a n d M rs. B ill M acn ab visit-
ed a t th e G e o rg e F o x h o m e in R u-
f u3 S u n d a y e v e n in g .
M r. and M rs. E a r l P e a rs o n a n d
fam ily o f P o rtla n d s p e n t th e w e e k
e n d v is itin g Mr. a n d M rs. H a r­
la n d M cD onald. E a r l is a b r o th e r
o f M rs. M cD onald.
M rs. F r a n k R eid , w h o is c e n s u s
ta k e r fo r th e n o rth e n d of S h e r ­
m a n c o u n ty is o u t w o rk in g to
g e t th e fo rm s fille d c u t.
T h e A m e ric a n l>egion A u x ilia ry
at W asco m e t M o n d ay a fte rn o o n
a t th e little L eg io n h a ll w ith th e
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IN W.5 LAPP’S
p re s id e n t, M rs. P a t P a tr ic k i n ’
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NEW SPAPER
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C h ris tm a s p a r t y a t th e h a ll a t th e
business circle » - —
me helped organize
n e x t r e g u la r m e e tin g D e c e m b e r
T h e R u fu s P T A so c ia l g ro u p
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< O A L TO NEW < A H T L E
THE OREGON STEAM
7. E a c h m em l>er to b r in g a g if t s p o n s o re d a H a llo w e e n p a r t y a t SWiped by a c a r M o n d ay e v e n in g
«»I » l ( IA L < <M NT S P A P K B
NAVIGATION COMPANY
T iiis w eek r e a d e r s o f th e n ew s-
n o t to ex ceed o n e d o lla r f o r a g ift R u fu s sch o o l h o u se F r id a y n ig h t. a t t he Bill H u ck d riv e w a y . M rs.
H U B fW 'K IPTIO N K A T E S
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p a p e rs to th is a re a c o u ld se e a
e x c h a n g e . T h e p re s id e n t re m in d - T h e c h ild re n c a m e in c o stu m e a n d S w i g a r t ' w h o w a s n o t h u r t w as
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y/. guce SSP ul mining
NO\ I M I'.l R < 1» • '
T h e D alles E lk s lodge p re s e n tin g
th e i r d u e s to p le a s e g e t th e m in to th e s p i r i t o f th e tim e s d o n n in g w h en it h a p p e n e d . T h e d o o rs a n d
30 d e e r h i ’e s to w o m en of th e
a s th e y w e re d u e in O cto b er. M rs. a c o stu m e . A n u m b e r o f g a m e s sid e o f h e r c a r w e re d a m a g e d .
S T R I K E T H O U G H I’S ,
W y am tr ib e a t C elllo.
D ew ey T h o m a s g a v e a n e w s re- a n d a fish p o n d w a s p ro v id e d fo r T h e 4-H s tu d e n ts a t R u fu s sch o o l
T h a t w as k in d
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p o rt o n A m e ric a n is m . M rs. B ill th e c h ild r e n ’s e n te r ta i n m e n t w ith a r e le a rn in g to k n it u n d e r th e
It is e n tire ly p o ss ib le th a t jn a n y
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n accordance
R eid h a s p u rc h a s e d th e m a te ria l p riz e s fo r all. A m o v ie o n R ed le a d e rs h ip of M rs. C a rl T h o m p ­
« tr ik e s u re c a u se d by a co n d itio n o f th e E lk s a n d it w as «lone b ’-
WITH HlS WISHES,
fo r th e A u x ilia ry to m a k e b e d S k e lto n w a s sh o w n in th e sch o o l son. T h e little g ir ls a r e s t a r ti n g
th a t a ris e s b e c a u se of th e im p ro ­ a u - 1 o f a p lea th a t th e good
HlS WIDOW LEFT
ja c k e ts fo r p a tie n ts in th e v e te r ­ g y m n a s iu m b y J a c k L lo y d a n d o u t v e ry e n th u s ia s tic .
p e r r e la tio n s h ip b e tw e e n e m p lo y ­ sq u aw « of th e tr ib e had no b u c k ­
HlS ESTATE TO THE
s k in a n d th e y u se it to m a k e
a n ’s h o sp ita l. M rs. R eid c u t so m e D on K o h lm eier. T h e re f re s h m e n ts
F urtherance of
e r a n d em p lo y ee.
Mr. a n d M rs. F r a n k R e id a ra
ART AND EDUCATION,
o f th e ja c k e ts o u t a n d g a v e th e m c o m m itte e M rs. J a c k B eers, M rs p la n n in g to s p e n d th e w e e k e n d
It w as p ro b a b ly a n e r r o r to th in g s to sell. T h e W yam « a r e n o t
PROVIDING FUNDS
In d ia n s an d m u s t
to d if f e r e n t m e m b e rs to se w a t S a m m y T s u b o ta a n d L y la H a y e s v is itin g th e ir son, D avid, w h o is
p e r m it a n y c o n s id e ra tio n b e tw e e n re s e rv a tio n
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th em o th e r th a n w a g e s. If latx>r
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S ta te c h a ir m a n , sa id L y n n R a th - a n d p u n c h to e v e ry o n e . M rs. S am - sity a t S alem . D av id lik e s co lleg e
e ra h ad h ad th e s e n tim e n ts of relief.
B ut th e p o in t of o u r c o m m e n t
b u n , w ho a tte n d e d G irls S ta te in m y T s u b o ta d o n a te d a b o x o f re d v e ry m u ch . •
fre e m e n th e y
w oul 1 not have
S a le m la s t s u m m e r w ill g iv e a a p p le s fo r th e c h ild re n .
A f te r ­
a sk e d fo r ¡ten sio n s, u n e m p lo y ­ is to n o te th a t w h ite m en a rc now
ta lk to th e m e m b e rs a t th e D ec­ w a rd s th e c h ild re n d a n c e d to r e ­
m en t c o m p e n s a tio n , h o s p ita liz a ­ g iv in g th e ra w m a te ria l fo r b u c k ­
lit* tide hr in C h a p te r No, 78 O .E .S
e m b e r m e e tin g . S h e w ill te ll of c o rd s in th e sch o o l g y m .
tio n o r a n y o th e r th in g o th e r s k in to th e In d ia n s, th a t w h ite
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V isiting
T h e R u fu s P T A so cial g ro u p
an d le a rn e d w h ile a tte n d in g .
siste d on re m a in in g f r e e m en w ith th e ir d e e r to th e sq u a w s fo r ta n ­
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la b o r to sell at a p ric e . C e rta in ly n in g . Th«* a r tis a n s of th e W y am s
in g a t th e sch o o l c a fe te ria M onday
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T h e Y oung A d u lt g ro u p o f th e tro o p of B ro w n ie S c o u ts a t W asco e v e n in g . A irs. J o e M o rris, p r e s i­
a pound.
M arv in
R o b e rtso n ,
p u t on a n A rm is tic e c ay p ro g ra m .
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52c
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H o ste s se s fo r th e d a y w e re M rs.
a n d not a s slav es.
M onday e v e n in g .
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W asco, O reg o n
th e p re v io u s m in u te s a n d g iv in g
E m p lo y e s ,
too, p r e f e r r e d to d re s s ’em Is no lo n g e r th e ca se E L E C . O RG AN to be ¡»ickcd up ta in e d a s im ila r g ro u p fro m M oro C lem W elk an d M rs. R a y m o n d th e t r e a s u r e r ’s re p o rt. J a c k L loyd / G y M eets each F ir s t an d T h ird
h u n te r s p ro v id e th e
in th is v k in ity . W ill sa c rific e
g iv e o th e i
th in g s th a n m o n ey .and w h ite
T u e sd a y s.
T h e p a r t y w as
h e ld in th e V an G ild e r w h o s e r v e d je llo sa la d , s a id th e r e w ill b e no sch o o l Nov.
fo r q u ic k sale to re s p o n sib le c h u rc h so c ia l room s, w h ich w e re c ra c k e r s a n d coffee.
D oug S h u ll, W . M.
lik e d t«) feel b ig by c a rin g fo r the- m a te ria l fo r sm o k e sm e llin g m o c­
11 o n a c c o u n t o f A rm is tic e a n d
M rs. J e r r y B r a c k e tt w ill s p o n ­
p a rty . A lso s p in e t p ian o . C ash c le v e rly d e c o ra te d w ith H a llo w e ’­
C a rl T u g g le , S e c re ta ry
ir em p lo y e e s, Ilk«« to feel s u p e r a s s in s a n d h a n d fittin g g lo v es
N ov. 12 a n d 13 w ill b e te a c h e r s ’
o r te rm s. W rite T a llm a n P ian o en sy m b o ls. M iss C aro l A rm s tro n g s o r a s ilv e r a n n iv e r s a r y c e le b ra ­ in s titu te , s o th e c h ild re n w ill h a v e L u p in e Rel»ekah L odge~N « f ! 4
io r by g iv in g h o s p ita ls an d ix “ii-
S to re s, Inc. S alem . O re.
52-2c w as in c h a rg e o f re c r e a tio n fo r tio n a t h e r h o m e h o n o rin g M r. a fiv e d a y h o lid a y fro m school.
sio n s a n d c a rin g fo r th e ir h e lp H T A R T IN G O N 72
Vleets 2nd a n d 4 th Tue<-
a n d M rs. F a y B ra c k e tt o n N ov. 10
as if th e y w e re dejM’n d e n t se rfs.
d a y s of e ach m o n th .. V isit-
T h e ro o m s a t R u fu s sch o o l a re
D elicious F r u it C a k e s m ad e w ith th e e v e n in g . S h e w a s g iv e n a r o u ­
'b etw een th e h o u rs of 2 to 5 p. m .
in g m e m b e rs «velcom-.-
W ith th is is su e th e S h e rm a n
P e rh a p s th e tr u th is th a t th e re
h a v in g a c o n te s t to se e w h o c an
th e e h o is e st in g r e d ie n ts b y E v a s in g c h e e r a t its close fo r h e r e f­
M ary B ra c k e tt, N. G.
M iss J o a n B r a c k e tt w ill b e co-
ar<* n o t e n o u g h in<l«*ip«,n(li,n t tu r n C o u n ty J o u r n a l s ta r ts on its s e v ­
L ollect th e m o s t c lo th in g f o r th e
P e te rso n , 418 E. 3 rd St. on d is fo rts in p ro m o tin g th e h ila r ity
H elen M a rtin , S e c re ta ry
h o ste ss fo r th e a ffa ir.
to In s is t on a s t r a ig h t ileal of en ty -seco n d
y e a r w h ic h m e a n s
XSood W ill I n A is tr j '” a t T h e
p lay at W eig elts, T h e D allas. 51 s an d good fe llo w s h ip th a t w a s e n ­
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a s e t o f 'books fo r th e ir room . M rs. ■Meets F ir s t and T h ir d M o n d a y s
S eries, T o p C o n d itio n , W ide
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a d o le sc e n se an d th e a ilm e n ts of
g ra m m a n a g e m e n t, a n d e n c o u r ­ a h a y rid e, a n d th e n
L e o n a rd J o rd a n , R u fu s p o s t m a s ­ each m o n th a t 8:00 p. nt.
G au g e J o h n D eere H ay B aler,
H e le n B r u c k e rt, M a s te r
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116 W. F o u r y e a r s old. U sed in th e g e n e ra l m e r rim e n t.
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a c o m m itte e w o rk in g fo r its re­ E u re k a Ix x lg e No. 121 A .F .A 1. 1
p a rt.
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O reg o n , P h o n e JO 5-3657
51-2c
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H>l{ R E N T : S le e p in g ro o m s w ith r e f r e s h m e n ts o f d o n u ts , coffee m a n c o u n tie s a n d th e ir w iv e s m e t th e y feel n eed o f ro o m m o th e rs c o rd ia lly in v ite d to m eet w ith us
ones.
C la re n c e H ig le y , W . M.
S a tu r d a y n ig h t fo r a s c r u m p tio u s
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W asco, O regon.
50-2c
m en t in th e S h e rm a n h ig h school. is now S h e rm a n i, m in ty w a s th e
C o u p le s e n jo y in g th e a f f a ir in ­ p o t lu ck s u p p e r a t th e H a rla n d - p a r tie s a n d a c tiv itie s a t school.
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ro a s t o f
M eets 1st an d 3 rd Tue«.
to n h o le m ak in g . C all JO5-3223. ix>n T h o m p s o n ,
e d u c a tio n a l c o u rs e s m d th e tr a in ­ w e re a m o n g th e g ro u p th a t w a n t­
H a ro ld M elzer, en jo y e d th e d e lic io u s
th e m o n th is to p la n a p ro g ra m of
^ J r d a y s in I.O .O .F. h all. T ra n ­
M oose m e a t w h ic h M r. a n d M rs.
in g c o u r t 's w e re a lm o st e q u a lly ed Io b re a k a w a y from W asco
V irtu e , M ac H all, A llan
49-52p G len
so m e s o r t, w h ic h co u ld be social,
s ie n t a n d visltli.j^ b r o th e r i
W a lte r B r u c k e r t r e c e n tly b r o u g h t
d iv id ed . T h is y e a r th e p e rio d s c o u n tv an d e s ta b lis h a n ew c o u n ­ S T A T E W ID E P A IN T CO. com P in k e r to n , R o b e r t N lsb et, M a rtin
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I»eo W a tk in s , S e c fe ta ry
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CY 6-3977 o r CY 6-5293, 1205 E. a rd s , H a ro ld B ro w n , J i m T a y lo r, d e r. G eo rg e F o x re p o r te d o n le g ­
iixts o r o th e r us •s th a t a re neu- not m u ch e x c ite d a b o u t h a v in g .»
12th S t. V ern C a m p b e ll an d Ix*o R o fierta, J o h n K ellogg, R ich- isla tio n , E a rl M o o re on a g r ic u l­
n ew c o u n ty . B ut w h en it seem ed
tra l.
J a c k N ull, T h e D alles, Or. 38tfn a rd Skiiles, B ill B ro u g h to n , L a r r y
tu r e a n d M rs. R o llan d J o h n s o n on
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from M oro
T heo« a re ten El g lish classes, a p ro b a b ility
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S h e rm a n c o u n ty had lot« of
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m en t o n ly . M eat c u ttin g , w r a p ­
$17,500.00, te rm s. C o n ta c t “T h e
T h e re an* foui c o u rs e s in hls- to w n s anti th e r e w e re th r e e u n til
C lu b d iv id e d in to g ro u p s . T h e
p in g .
s h a r p freeze.
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H e ly e rs ” a t A rle ig h D. B la c k ’s
to ry In c lu d in g W o rld G e o g ra p h y th e d e p re s s io n o f 1930 w h ich now
y o u n g e r g ir ls s t a r te d th e ir p r o ­
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je c t w o rk a n d th e o ld e r m e m b e rs
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draft beer, look for the blue and red neon window
files a re no, c o m p le te b u t
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H isto ry an d A m e ric a n P ro b lem s
le a d e rs h ip o f M rs. H e le n
1948
K tu d e b a k e r th e
g ra v e l at m o u th o f J o h n Day EOR K A LE:
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sto ck rack , a n d h o ist. CAall JO- a n s w e r roll ca ll in a n o v el w ay .
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e r s repo.slng in thl« office,
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’d th e lib ra ry c o u ld fu r-
w ith d e ta ils o f a g iv e n a re a :
n lsh in: •rial ab o u t G re e c e an d
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da tt fill a c o u n ty n ’WYTpi»lM'r
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new « of a ro u n ty am i d o « n o t
«►ut h is h is to ry .
fro m
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m atic« anti sid en ce in c lu d in g a l­ c o u n ty u n h M it a ffe c ts th e resi-
g e b ra a n d c h e m is try , p h y sics, b i­ d e n ts th e re ►f. M ost le a d e n a re
l y C . W ILSON HARDER
ology an d g e n e ra l sc io n <• an d g e n ­ p rim a rily 1 ite re s te d in w h a t Is
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not
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Some m Washington predict
In addition, just recen tly the
c la s s in I* r e i n ’ll, an <,xijM*rim<>n t in w h at tr a n s j Ired In N ew Y ork o r
there w ill alw ays be, fro m now
governm ent gave the bi« Jap
forelj
mi
hi* A m ste rd a m . T h a t Is w h y c o u n ty
on out, several m illio n unem ­ auto tru st a $42 m illio n c o n tract
newsiwLners h a v e su rv iv e d .
y e a r.
ployed in the U n ited States.
for trucks and spare parts. T a x ­
Ifni if a c o u n ty co u ld
T h e rem ain« r o f th e i •urrlcu-
payers in D e tro it w ill undoubt­
• • •
linn is fill« ! w ') a g ric u lt i ire am i
w ith o u t a n e w sp a p e r.
edly cheer that the news th a t a
And unless governm ent pnll-
part of th e ir taxes a re going to
«1 so m e o th e r tm x liu m
h o m e m a k in g i tl physic:» « lu c a -
cles a io changed, this seems like
sunport a foreign com petito r
fo r it, to 1 m >
a very safe prediction.
lio n w ith ty p l
rth a m i
• • •
M idi U. 8. governm ent orders.
its th in k in g ,
The
a re th e tr a in it
• • •
On
one
hand
governm ent keeps
Not enough
W irin g inadequate for that new
e r m a n C ounty
A o ttn g s tc r , o u ld gPGU p r e ttv
Jo u rn al
And th a t’ s not all. L as t ye a r,
d r iv in g taxes’
» e f f o r t ,e . lx* a n y th in g
J
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received
fro
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the
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s ta r , on an < d u c a t
ap. scMing new
v .\
convenience outlets?
appliance you’d like to h<
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new i»ajx>r «»f Shc-rm an
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w a g e sc
I tic a , it »na 1 co u r;
o i t e basis they need economic
a n d on
new.sijxqM’r an th a t
u. s.stance.
other
har
I.
it
p ro p e r. If w e 1
• • »
IN IEN Ì I t IIS
Lights dim w hen
Is p erm it;
Li addition, Japan can buy
to I k * th e N ew
Y o rk
cheap
la l
¡onal n
blow out?
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heat
and
flour
for
a
fa
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appliances go on?
w o u ld ?o ,«► New Y ork
good.« to fl<
t punptii
low er price than the A m eric a n
A ny n w :»a|x*r w o rth
into the na,
it.
• *'¿n. consum er can buy
and even sul
S p rin t«
a •
w ith m u s t
riizing
the
f
P erh ap the big Japanese c a r-
tv to th e rea I, re p re -
« L. W. He d«r
b 0
of l;.
tel
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», ru le i.< »«► u n iv e r s »I
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that
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the
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ani
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ie w h< think.- h is local
H ave to unplug one appliance to use another?
SS«
.'ceeded in invading A m e ric a ,
f « X »1
a y b e I k
b y m»ws
•.»use they are probably get-
F o r exam p le, re« ently t!.e I ' 8.
hl-
o u n ty is
governm ent su’d t e J/.p.'in - •
T i re cu t «f tiie U . S. the
tim
111 K
y Lungs are now.
governnu'td, from surplus - a m i
o in te d a s h e
w h
s « «
bought at th» tax p a y er« r
-use,
i ve k
e ta k e n
fai,
. ! a everything is added np
m ie p ro
over I t nt-Uiou p> un«’ ; • ' <’.ry
. f. e gifts, foodstuffs at fa r
4«pe<
skim m il «t a »«I .« e e
t Anmid-
< , - u t ’- - « - t cf production,
<-.ins a
p««und. d ite a t
o rk li
a liv in g
- « ,« into !ne V . S. m a rk e t
ilth
product tu ti r
in 196
lik e th e y d o now ,
) i 'ii st unlim i ed basis, the
w ife «.« aiound
m ay b ?
o m plain-
V n ' a; « r ally m a k in g
M s s
ing im
T h a t'
a h."
it se«*ms
Tn the meat i me
•h ti
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to b e
s 1«
► easy to see why
The
carte lia t can pay
• b ig slccvi
w a g e « . W ith this
It w ill b e
his free, o r prac-
fo r
Nothing d o w n . . . os long as three years to pay!
>3. why should he
fa s h io n s ag
;sing liv in g costs
An
Pay as little as $3 a month with your electric bill I
un
a ll (
th»s
•n in th em
re
appears
to
he
som
ething
roui
0*
Full information at your electrical contractor’s or
h a p p y T h e m en .
indy silly in all this.
the \
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m
an
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a re |
loft,
tibie tn
nearest PPAl office.
forced
t of b
o u t o f h afu t. long
low er J.ip.ilt«
■ 1.4 OÍ
T h e re w ill tx* a
>n for all
and w ater p«(
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N A T IO N A t
F 0 I TO R I A t
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GOT A HOUSE WITH
WEARY WIRING?
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF PP&L’S
WIRING FINANCING PLAN
B y th« n the
h a v e e a te n ,
th e p ro b lem
e a t w ill l>e
p ro b le m <*f
m o re p e tó le
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O f « u j ’ \ i » one kn«»ws ,
d Is m ean t r y t ie p o lity .
p a c if ic P O W E R & L IG H T c o m p a n y
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