Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, July 22, 1948
CLASSIFIED
D EPA R TM EN T
WANT LIVE RABBITS 4 lb*, up. rah
hit »kilt», hide», w ool, m ohair, cum
earn, liv e pou ltry. R u b y A C om pany,
938 B. W. T r o u t , P o r t l a n d , O r e g o n
REAL ESTATE—MIBC.
B E A U T IF U L
B Q U IF M B M T
Salen Ai S erv ice, IIonio locker»», b u llí«
C O UN TRY
HOM E— In-
» u ln le d 3 b ed ro o m m o d e rn
U tility ,
green h oiiM e, »lirub», flo w e rs, fr u its
berries, g u l d e n , th ic k e n » , c o w , I
seres Now furniture. • t I ,, n a I.
B e n d y Io m ove In. Du h ig h w a y . M all,
FARM S AN D RANCHES
FOR SALE
K D t 'H lG X B A T O K
RABBITS & SKINS _
phone, buses. IL owner. H . X . J a e .
o b e o n , R e n te 8, H o « 88, M o n r o e, W n .
C A T T L E ranch. «700 acrea cu t. 500 to
1000 Ion» h a y . accord in g Io rotu llon .
M o d ern t h r e e . b e , Il oom d w ellin g on
h ig h w a y 395; th ree te n a n t hou»e».
t h r e e h a m » , o ilie r hulldlitg». tw o
m ile lake, In tlm hereil area; flatting,
h u n tin g . re»ort p oaelb lllt le». P rice
3130,000 W rite the M o lte A gen oy,
a'K A N front lot» on term » nt O cean
coolers, reach In b o ten Mt»« l onnee
VE told you It makes no differ- and glad to get away from humans.
For a moment, he was driftin g
l ark, Wnnh W rite M. W . W h e e l e r ,
E v e ry ib in a In r e fr ig e r a tio n P ortlan d
“ ence to me, Ralph, and I meant And I didn't peep at you on your down through the black Normandy
K e fr lf« r a tio n Co., 151« N B . K ill-
P .O . B o x 4 4 . B t ' U n g b a n i , W a s h .
in g a w o rth , P o rtla n d , O r e fo n
Ph.
roof. I looked It can’t be a crime night, a huge silk dome above him,
It. It really doesn't"
TOR SA L E
10» acre» p aten ted land
TK. 0644.
Dusk dimmed the coral gold of to look at softness and beauty und bracing himself for the blast from
13 iii II cm from Juneau, Alanku, near
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MISCELLANEOUS
Harriet Marne’s hair, dimmed the sweetness, with so much hardness the ground, the numbing shock of
Auk Buy, lev el Io r o llin g M ajentlu
IIY O W N E R 32 acrea Irrigated. A ll
blue of the light dotted buildings and ugliness and bitterness in the bullets striking.
aoenery, e x c e lle n t
h u n tin g,
bear,
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In orop», a lf a lf a , grape», potato«»,
His artificial foot struck the other
m ou n tain goat», a m i fish in g . H ig h
rising above the flat roofs upon world. It can’t be a crime for a—
lug an im al from A rg en tin a . S tr ic tly
m e lo n s and pa»ture. Good lio tio , ami
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a v egetarla it lit e r,In ■ for sal*. W .
barn, e le c tr ic ity , p r e ssu re w a t e r ,
which she and Ralph Pell stood. It Ah! Let's talk about the ape!” he parapet and slipped o f f . He fell.
lim b er S m a ll lake», ereek». Rural
X. I r is h , K lf f e , W a s h .
m
all
route,
cream
route,
telep
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on
e.
finished
quickly,
harshly.
There was a quick, breath-taking
filled with deep shadow the narrow
le c tr ific a tio n under w a y . Excellent
Crop» Included w ith p lace »12,500. , e for
h u n tin g lodge, to u r ist resort,
"Well. I like that." Harriet drop toward the pavement eight NEW R l’ HHER BO A TS I man »12 50.
slot of the alley between them, and
Som e term », Alno h a v e hew Ford
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tr a cto r and m a ch in ery , aom e good
floors down, then his outflung arm
the noise of the city was a screen laughed.
han
dle
O wner. W olfram , B e x 8 8 7 3 ,
oarlock», pttnu>, oonra & cu rryin g
cow » and hnunehold fu r n itu r e that
K e tc h ik a n , A la s k a .
She moved away from the para struck brick Brown Angers curled
eas„. Send c h e ck w it It order B A A
about them, isolating them from the
m ay be bou ght w ith place R obert
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D o y l e . P h o n e 381, Ir r ig o n , O r e .
pet, small and shapely in the night over a sharp edge, gripping. Strain
rest of the world.
V K E A G K b ord erin g M etellu e River,
th orn e, P o rtla n d , Or«.
M u llab le f o r » u in m e r h o m e o r r e s o r t
against the neoned sky. " I'm cold. came on the arm as he stopped the
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A C RE ranch, 200 a . cleared. H o l
"That's what you think now, but
purpom II. F . M a d s e n , C a m p S h e r
HUY
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tom land. 5-r. hom e, too-tn n barn,
m a n . O re.
you'd get straight in your thinking I ’ll have to get a wrap. Don't go fall, and his weight all but tore his
ed m e rc h a n d ise c a ía lo s F R E E ' H a r
hllo. R an ch handle» 250 head. »26.-
away. I ’ll be back in a m inute." fingers loose. Small, sharp sounds
old B. B dlund, 877 K en sin g to n , Lee
000. »3,000 dow n or trade. Im m ed i
in a few weeks, or months, or years.
$4.000
She ran.
a te poeeaalon. A tla s, 810 P i n e , S e a t
came from his lips and he got his I A n g ele s 86. C a lifo rn ia .
Then it would make a lot of differ
tle , W a sh .
'• I d e a l l i t t l e R a u c h e t t e -
Ralph Pell watched her cross the good leg up, hooked the heel over , KAZOR B L A D E N — S p ec ia l In trod uc
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— H lo e H o m e !
ence." Across the alley. Ralph Pell
flat roof of the other building to the the edge of the parapet, then lev- , tory o ffe r , e x tr a h igh q u a lity s u r g i 180 A. C A T T L E ranch In C ariboo ,ll»t-
A w o n d e r fu l lit tle fa r m I
leaned bronzed arms on the low
cal ste e l, »In gle or d ou b le e d g e 1 1.75
r lc l. K rltlah C olum bia. For p a r tic u
small shedlike structure that housed ered the rest of him up. He rolled I per carton on So blade». S e n t l ’.U » ,
NEAR SEATTLE
lar» w r ite L e e R o b e r t a , R .R . 1,
brick parapet of the other building
Addrr»» M aier B la d e, P.O. B o x 3387,
C om p lete bath room , 1 bedroom s, fu ll
the
stairway.
It
was
about
forty
over
the
parapet
top
and
dropped
j
P a w n , B. O ., C a n a d a .
and shook his head in slow delibera
Ban D ieg o 13, C aU fornla.
a
ttic.
Oil bu rn in g K. range. »1 150«
w orth o f f in e s t sh ru b b ery. . H
II un -
tion. Pink neon glow spilling into feet away. Then he jammed his to the fiat gravel roof of the other
FAR M M A C H IN E R Y & EQUIP.
V A C A T IO N A T M O S T U M IQ U B
lovely
the alley from the street eight floors
OCBAN RESO RT
r lo h a c r e s .
Sleep o ver th e ocean . S w im and fla il. 1945 M ODEL "H" C aee. m ou n ted 5’
down glinted on his brown eves and
Only $4.000
Cane p ow er lif t m ow er, exc. con<l.
C rystal P ie r V illa s , Ban D ie g o , Cal.
R ob t. J o e t, R t. 8 , B ox 188, S h e r
made odd shadows in his curly
W r it e , W ir e o r P h o n e
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NEON S IG N S — HUY YO UR N EO N
brown hair. It changed to an im
VOLNEY P. EVERS, Realtor
SIG N W H O L E S A L E
O R D E R BY
S e n e c a 81*1
H o. 818 L lo y d B ld g .
possible color the tan of his knitted
M A IU
SA VE
334. G O M PLETE L A T E m odel c a te r p illa r D-8 tractor.
S e a tt le . W a sh .
C om p lete w ith h y d ra u lic a n g l e
L IN E . O U T S ID E S IG N S , W IN D O W
sport shirt. "A fte r that, it would
blad e. Ily e te r w inch, c an op y top and
SIG N S, O U T L IN E T U B IN G , T R A N S
always be there between us. Or
a ll guard». Ottjv been u sed e lev en
FO R M ER S, A C C E SSO R IE S. F L A S H
hundred hour». D w ig h t O arrett, E n
rather, it wouldn’t be there."
E R S , T IM E S W IT C H E S , F U L L Y
SOLD — RENTED
u m c la w , W ash . F h on e 447.
tU A ltA N T E E O . A B C L IM B N EO N
He laughed harshly and reached
P R O D U C T S CO., 4818 N . B. 97th,
REPAIRED
JO H N D E E R E m odel 1> on rubber;
P O R T L A N D 13, O REG O N .
down to feel, through brown trouser i
J o h n D eere 4 -ro w c u lt iv a t o r , h y
d rau lic, D arw in D reler, R t. 1 , B o g
fabric, the device which substituted
7 FT. D E E R IN G I,dr. w ith d rape* »28;
187, G o b le , O r e g o n .
Compasses
6 ft. co rr u g a te d roller, dhl
»50;
for the flesh and bone he had left on 1
very good cond. D oern. R t. 3, B oa
BUSINESS 4 INVEST. OPPOR.
a field in Normandy when gunfire
808, B e a v er to n , O regon.
Sloel Tape a
from the ground met parachutes
C A N N O N R EA C H — M odem ocean fron t
S sS S T O R W O R T H L E S S P A P E R
drifting silently in the darkness. He
c o tta g e » . Cabin» and Apt P h. 708-38.
W A N T E D — D orm u n t, dead, d e fa u lte d
W arren H o tel, T olo v a n a P ark , Ore.
Levels
would never forget that.
se c u r itie s . P re fe r m in e or oil. Mull
list. My te p ly ex p la in » . S R r . 4009
M O D ER N S2-U N IT M OTEL, plu» lo v e
"No, Ralph." Harriet's small fist i
H a r d i n g w a y , O a k la n d , O at.
ly 7 room hom e A g ro ce ry «tore
Transits
struck the stained brick of the low '
w ith sp a c io u s liv in g qu arter». 285'
FOR SA L E — W a ter w e ll d r illin g m a
fr o n ta g e OB fou r lane »uper h ig h
parapet bordering her own fiat roof,
c h ín ,. C om p lete Htrlng tool». No. 1
w ay. A n nu al gro«» Incom e »34, turn
con d ition
In fo rm a tio n , W rite B ox
as if to drive understanding across
Portland Instrument Co.
E a sy term », w ill a c c e p t «nine trade.
883, O m ak , W a sh .
334 X. W . 8 t h n r . S t a r k
AT 3898
the dark drop of the alley between ■
W rite or se e ow ner, L. P. B e te r le y ,
P o r t l a n d 4, O r e g o n
5330 H ig h w a y 99, B v e r e tt, W a sh .
them. “ It would never make any
difference to me. To me, you would
A M U S E M E N T R O U TE. Ju k e». A m u se
m en t M achine». O ne m an op eration
INSTR U C TIO N
always be—" She groped momen
O ver 31.000 m on th Incom e. »7.000
In Today—Out Tomorrow
tarily for a word that would not
w ill han dle. O w ner. L ee S to ck , M ark
F A R R A G U T UOLLICGB A N D
T w a i n H o t e l , S a c r a m e n t o , C a lif .
sting.
T EC H N11' A L 1N S T 1T L" r E
Flash!! D eckle E dge
F A R R A G U T . ID AH O
"Norm al?” His voice was flat and
F IR S T C L A SS N I G H T C L U B and
FALL QUARTER
Jumbo Prints
R e sta u r a n t, G ood G oin g B u s in e ss In
bitter.
R E G IS T R A T IO N S E P T 22, »2, 34
th e h ea rt o f bualnr»» se c tio n on
A n y 6 or 8 exp oau ro r o ll d evelop ed
C O L L E G E D IV IS IO N
"Please, Ralph.” Her voice rose
M ain St. E qu ipped lik e new . A -l T he oollegn d lvD Ion o f f e r s tw o y e a is
end one d eck le e d g e Jum b o print
R a tin g w ith O regon LIQ U O R COMM.
at euch n e g a tiv e.
a little.
uf p r e -m g ln e , i ing and tli» pr- pi
"It would never make any difference to me. To me, you would
G rose o ver »100,000 per year. Ilu»-
feeu lon al courae» o f p re-m ed icin e,
Only
C Per Roll
"Sorry, but I ’d never be that, even
always be—’’ She groped momentarily for a word that would not
lnesn coxt o ver »40.000 I lln e s s In
p re-d en tla try and pre law , and tw o
fa m ily fo r o ln g «ale. W ill S a c for
with two real legs.” He laughed I sting.
year»' c o lle g e w ork In th e m ajor
»25,000.
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If
field » o f th e a r ia and »ctence»
12 E x p o su r e R oll, 60a
shortly. "Service medico says I ’m !
d
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8011
M
ain
Bt.,
B
aker,
Ore.
su ch a» so c ia l eclenoee, E nglish and
18 E x p o su re R oll, 85a
part of a mind, as well as part of a hands down into his trouser pock building, and his heart beat was
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u m an ltle», b io lo g ic a l scien ce» , p h y .
R e p r in ts O n ly 4 a B a c h
» lea l sc ien ce » , bualne»» u<lm lnl»trn-
man. Let’s don’t kid ourselves. Too J ets. swore softly and kicked at grav shaking him.
P rin ts are e n la rg e d a p p ro x im a te ly
BLOCK P L A N T n et» »500.00 Mo C ab
toln ami »ei retarlal tr a in in g
th ree tim e». Ju m b o prin t» bring
Even as he struck he was up and
much is riding on it. It would al- 1 el on his own flat roof with his good
in s. hom e. 2 ‘4 A. Dry c lim a te . C hick
C H N IC A L IN S T IT U T E AN D
out the b r illia n c e and d e ta il th a t
equip. »18,000. A. H ubbard, A d el T R T A E D
ways be there between us like—well, foot, balancing himself on the a rti running toward H arriet and the
E S P R E P A R A T O R Y D IV IS IO N
• r e lo st In a » m a ile r prin t. F a st
an
to
,
C
allm
orn
la.
T he te ch n ica l ln » tltu te and trade»
S erv ice, q u a lity w ork'
like this alley is between us now. ficial limb. His eyes were stormy, black shape.
p
rep
aratory d lv lelo n o ffe r » la r ln ln g
M a ll T o u r F i l m a n d M o n e y O r d e r
C O H FH C T1O N B B T
He came within reach, laced fin
I'd have as much chance getting his lips tight.
in »hop and » ob ject» r ela ted to t h e
T oday!
candy
10,000
g
a
l.
per
year.
L
urge
Harriet was swell people. That gers into stiff, course fur and jerked
fo llo w in g field » lte fr lg e r a tte n and
S p e e -D e e P h o to S e r v ic e — P . O.
over it as I would getting over this
sa le s , d elu x e fix tu r e s , c ity c en ter
A ir C on d ition in g. R adio R epair, In
B o x 394, P o r tla n d 7, O reg o n .
alley.” He glanced down at the made it tough, but positive. She de savagely to drag the black shape
d
u str ia l E le c ir lilt y , B u ild in g C on
A H T O B I A R E A L B S T A T R CO.
str u c tio n and C ab in et M aking <>f-
eight-story drop, the sliver of pave served a whole man. Years, or away from Harriet. The fu r yielded
P h on « 2239
1 7 0 1 1 t h B t.
Ice M achine R epair, P h o to g r a p h y ,
ment below. “ Imagine me doing maybe only months or weeks from with an ease that all but made him
D iesel Mechanic». Automotive Me
Steel Playground Sets
FO R B A L E — G rade A C n fe and fo u n
chan lc», B ody and F en d er R epair.
that. Be your age. Get wise to now, she’d look back and be glad fall, and he found him self holding
fo r C h ild ren
tain . D o in g good buslnc»». 11 » to o ls,
HOUSING
D
W r ite to r
p r a c tic a lly new eq u ip m en t. K . 3.
some facts. The best thing for both that things turned out as they had. the black-furred pelt of a small ani
F a rr a g u t ha» h o u sin g a v a ila b le nt
I lla s t r a t e d
M a d d e n , o / o H e n s ’ L o a c h , R id d le ,
r
ea
so
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a
b
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r
a te s for both m arried
of us to do is to forget we ever— She'd realize that he was right, and mal. There was felt sewn to the
P o ld e r
O regon.
and s in g le stu d e n ts.
maybe she’d understand why—and underside of the pelt, and he recog
E a sy T erm s
A h !” He made a savage gesture.
FOR
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ATIO .N W R IT E T "
W ESTER N
G A R A G E, W E L D IN G K1IOP, equipped,
D ir e c to r o f A d m is s io n s , F a r r a g u t,
“ Let’s talk about something else.” —well, everything. It was tough nized the thing.
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“ HeyI This Is the little black ,
H arriet said that quickly, almost now, but—
CO.
age, cnbin
cabin room H
r i g h dry o llm x te.
F a r r a g u t, Id a h o .
8 3 1 8 W . F a w c e t t A v e ., X I M o n t e C a L
T J A R R IE T ’S small figure ap- bearskin from your apartm ent!”
»»,000 com p lete. W
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desperately.
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* •* peared in the doorway of the He yelled at H arriet Marne standing
H ELP W AN TED
"L e t’s talk about you peeping at
stairway shed on the other roof. before him in the darkness, small
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me on my roof here this summer.
N E S S SH OW ROOM S A SH O P, »30,. D E A L E R S w a n t e d t o t a k e a g e n c y f o r
Even as she appeared, a strange
ard en tr a c to r s and im p lem en t»
WAHL
UT.TSJ
oou XT. a, « O l sea, kikklah D,
Let’s talk about you waiting down black shape came between them, and quiet. "H ey! You made me
lo o d
m a r g in
A X D T ’B
OABAQB,
jum
p
that—!
I
m
ight
have—!
”
stairs to introduce yourself as the all but blocking her from his view.
V a n c o u v e r , W a s h ., X L 8 , B o s 1 3 0 8 .
“
I
knew
you
wouldn’t
fa
ll—
V h. 3808.
Profesa-enol Tjrpe fee Horn« U—
peeper. Let’ s talk about the places Then he heard her scream, shrill
AUTOS, TRUCKS 4 ACCES.
couldn't fa ll.” H arriet Marne start
BAVE MONITI M MTTM (MOCWDf
we have been together, the things anC clear in the night.
W A N T E D D E N T IS T fo r th e to w n o f
ed laughing and crying at the same
usbd Buaxs
S u lta n , Wn. T o w n h a s been w ith o u t
we have done. Let’s talk about our
“ R ilp h l”
C1IEV and FO R D sc h o o l h u e « » , e x c e l
d e n tis t for 7 y ea rs. A p p ro x im a te
time. " I t was just one more jump
FRYER
JIW
ILRY
CO.
meeting up here with the alley be
m
ivo««
le n t tire», forw ard fa c in g e a a ts,
d
r a w in g a r m 1» 3000. V acan t o f f ic e
The ».pe!
no «w* M i A . U e A * M Uk I
« K i i
you had to make—to prove—Oh,
good con d ition . P rice s »750 to »1600.
In new b u ild in g and a ls o hounlng
tween us in the evening. Let’s talk
The impact of the two words drove R alph!” Her lifted arms were slim |
B ee o n lo t 8 8 3 8 H . X . B a n d y B lv d .,
f
a
c ilit ie s . L ota o f fis h in g and h u n t
about—’’ Her voice stopped for a
F o r tla n d , O regon .
in g c lo s e by Id eal q u iet p la c e fo r a
him forward until his knees struck and white in the night.
SPEC1AL
moment on an odd, sharp gasp. the edge of the low brick parapet
good
ill- 1111» t Ollis
3 ■> 1-, 11.- ■ I l i. io
OM XTBOLXT
H eattle. S ee or w r ite S u lta n A p p li
Ralph Pell dropped the pelt, and
"L e t’s talk about the big ape escap
H X W SCH O O L B U BB B
an ce, B nltan , W a sh in g to n .
bordering the eight-story drop into there was no further need for words.
M od els— Im m e d ia te D e liv e ry
ing from the city zoo this afternoon. the alley between the two buildings.
B E T T E R H E A L T H ! X e w 1948
B IO D IS C O U N T B A V IH O B
LIVESTOCK
Let’s—”
E ig h t row 48 p aaaenger and Six row
He heard H arriet scream again.
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421 S. W. TAYLOR ST.
PO R TLAN D 4. OREGON
MOTHER’S DAY—Up in Mon-
Life
In
Padang
treal, Canada, Disc Jockey Bob
Making Salads Attractive
Radio Aids Weathermen
In Padang Island, Sumatra, the
Home, who conducts a regular aft
Garnishes add to the attractive
Radio waves may help weather
children
tske
their
mother’
«
name.
er-school clam bake for teen-agers,
ness of a salad. Parsley, hard
men with their forecasting. A New
has established every Thursday as A ll property la held by the mother
cooked eggs, nut meats, strips of
York inventor has been awarded a
and
Inherited
by
daughter.
Father
Mother’s day. Teen-agers request
pimento or green peppers, slices
patent on a process using high fre
records to be played for their moth has no political, social, property or
of pickles, little radishes, thin slic
quency rudlo waves to determine
ers and the Mother-of-the-Week is civil rights.
es of lemon or paprika may be
what kind of air masses are over
picked from their letters and is sent
used.
head and roundabout. By studying
Yellowstone Ice
a dozen roses. Wonder if any moth
signal strength, data is provided on
Yellowstone lake, In Yellowstone
F irst “ F irst Lady”
er has been honored with Spike park, freezes to a depth sufficient
relative humidity, temperature and
Jones’ “ W illiam Tell Overture.”
Abigail Adams was the first lady
pressure of intervening air masses.
to yield 180 m illion tons of Ice, or
RHYME T IM E —Out D etroit way, enough to furnish every man, wo
to occupy the White House In
a disc jockey known as “ Jack the man and child in the United States
Washington, and the only woman
Longer Lasting Teeth
Bell Boy,” reads poems submitted with one and one-half tons.
having the honor of being wife of
As a result of advances In human
to him by ten-agers. He also sends
one president and mother of anoth
life expectancy, the average child of
.out membership cards and club
er.
Uses of Pitchblende
today wlU need his teeth 27 years
pins to every teen-ager who wants
longer than the average child born
Pitchblende long has been used
World'e Biggest Rat
to join his disc club.
as a aource of coloring for pottery.
during the American Revolution,
World's largest rodent la the
CLOCK WORK—In Dayton, Ohio, I t also yields by-products useful
end 17 years longer than the child
Capybara rat. I t often grows to a
teen-agers depend on Bud Baldwin’s for photography, medicinal pur
born In 1900, says Dr. J. T.
length ol four feet and sometlmci
“ Breakfast in Bedlam” to get them poses, fluorescent glass making,
O’Rourke, Boston dentist. Humana
to school on time. And in Oklahoma, and the making of luminous paint.
weighs as much as seventy pounds.
are far outliving the life expectancy
It Is web-footed.
disc jockey Tom De Vore spins
of their teeth.
special “ Two-Minute Egg” tunes
for the benefit of housewives who
Blind Aa a Bat
Oathering Evldenoe
Painful Bight
like to boil their eggs to music.
CELEBRITY SESSIONS—Lucky
Mr. Jones was sitting with his wife
A young policeman was under
When a group of women got on
St. Louis teen-agers who attend behind e palm on a hotel veranda
going an examination.
the car, every seat was already oc
Disc Jockey G il Newsomes’ “ Teen vhen a young man and girl took a
"Now assume,” said the examiner,
cupied. The conductor noticed a
T h irty ’’ club have actually met such bench nearby The billing and coo
'that you were walking along a
man who seemed to be asleep, und,
guest stars as Buddy Clark, Nat ing commenced.
scheduled path, and a young woman
fearing that he might miss his stop,
"K in g ”
Cole,
Eddy
H o w a rd ,
rushed up to you and reported that
Hidden
behind
the
palm,
Mrs
he nudged him and said:
Frankie Carle, Stan Kenton and, oh,
a strange man had Just embraced
"Wake up!”
so many others.
Also, after the lone* whispered to her husband.
and kissed her—what would you
Oh, John, he doesn’t know we’re
“ I wasn’t u s ie e p ,th e man pro
broadcast, there’ s an hour of danc
do?”
uere and he’s going to propose.
tested”.
ing right there in the Btudio.
“ Wall, sir,” said the candidate,
"Not asleep? But you had your
Well, as one disc Jockey said to Vhistle and warn him "
T would do several thlngi. But
eyes closed.”
’Why should I?” asked her hue-
another disc jockey, "Go fly In a
first, with the young lady’« assist
" I know. I Just hate to look at
saucer.” And that, junior* explains und bitterly “ Nobody whistled to
ine«, I think I would endeavor to
"»ra
me.”
ladies standing up in a crowded
the mystery of those discs you saw
reconstruct the crime.”
ear ”
in the skv last summer.
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