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PAGE RTX MEPFORP 'SLKTL TRTBTJXE, MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1. 1938. ' MEDFORDJ$&fcTRIBUNE "E0f7fne Id Rout hero Oregon Heart the Stall Tribune." Dally Rxrept ttaturday. Published by SlBDKORD PKINTINO CO. 1I-J1I8 No. Kir Bt, Phona fl ROBbflT W. rtUHU Editor. ERNEHT R OILBTHAP, Mnfr. Ao Independent Ncwipapar. Entered aaconil-claai matter at Med ford, Oregon, under Act of March t. 179. BUBSCHIPTION RATES Br Mali In Advance: Dally and Sunday ona year 16.00 Dally and Sunday all month. .. 1.60 Dally and Sunday three montha. 1.00 Dally and Sunday one month Tl By Carrier In Advance Medford. A ah land. Central Point, Jacksonville, Gold Hill, nogue niver. Phoenix, Ta'")U and on motor routes! Dally and Sunday one year 19.00 Dally and Sunday one month T6 All ttrmi cash In advance. Official Paper of the City of Melrirl Offlilnl Paper of Jarkaoo County alKMflKK OF TIlK AHMOriATKl? PKKH8 Reramni Full Leaned Ire Service. The Aaeoclited Praia Is exclusively err titled to the use for publication of al news dispatches credited to It or other wise credited to this paper, end also to the local news publtahed herein. All rights for publication of apecls) dlspatchee herein are also reserved. MEMBER OY UNITED PRESS WEMHER OF AUDIT IMtnEAU OF CIRCULATIONS Advertising heprenentatlvee ft'EBT-HULLIUaY CUMI'AKV. INC. Offices In New York. Chicago, Detroit flan Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle. Portland, St. Louie, Atlanta, Vancouver. OrygOTTewspaperWbWi Ye Smudge Pot Bv Arthur Perry As a mean of "de-cmph adzing college football," the president of the University of Chicago, proposes to out the admission price to . dime. La case the Rate receipts were light, the visiting team could pass the hat between halves, or hitch-hike back to school. The former King of England, now the Duke . of Wlndstor, and the Duchess of Windsor, will spend Christmas at a south of , Prance chateau. The pair wanted to spend the Yule tide In England, but no formal Invitation was forthcoming. ; Siren the throat of the Duke to go I to work, If extended, failed to work, see "Credit the Administration with supplying another great need and long-felt want. It has Issued the first aa-cent postage stamp." (Thomas ton, Ga., Times). If a .23c stamp won't yank prosperity around the corner, nothing will. see Now that the basketball season has atartod, coaches report they can fine six-foot kids every place, but on the basketball tenm. see Los Angeles sport writers deride the University of Southern California for selecting Duke, Instead of Toxns Christian, as Rose Bowl opponents. The fact Texas Is closer, and, within easy reach by special tmlns, has nothing to do with the sounding of the sour notes. see n in in: it education (Okla. Covered Wagon) "Flitting about the Phi Mu chapter garden Is that gay but terfly of society, Rnohel Ho f ley. A blue-eyed blond from Norman, our radiant Rachel Is enthusiastic- toward all the aspects of col lege life excepting the scholarly side. "I love to dnnce, adore ath letics, think blind dates are fun, but ugh. those awful books." Nevertheless she la majoring In library science. Her pet peeve tails boys. "I'm so tlrrd look In' at boys' belt buckles," complains five foot three Rachel." see A discussion U underway In the Portland papers, on how to start a firs In the hills. If and when, the matches are wet. The type of matches packed by the hill folks around here, are Ignited when wot, (which they seldom are) by rubbing the business and of the match In the hair, until dry- The Job takes about three mln- utes, and can be performed In the I parlor, as well as the timber. e e The "Little Hitler of Rumania, and IS followers, all agitators, were removed from further activity, by bullets. It has long been grimly ob served that nothing ao effectively stops saltation, as an undertaker, or a warden. e e a Secretary of the Interior Irki. ao aordlng to press dispatches, had been approached by Chicago cltlrens, who desire ha run for mayor next year. The civic sacrifice Is dimmed by the fact, there Is no chance for the tui tion to hare that much luck, see A townsman has ret timed from California, whero he encountered a mild quake but no Itlnrrant Utopinn notions. e e e "With European affairs In the most dismal and distressed state since the World War and with our Nation strufTKllng with a depression that produce a larger deficit anch year, we are happy to report that the Orange county Y M OA. Is not only! holding tts own, bttt shnwtng c finite protireas.' (Orange, N. Y., News), i But, therr are no cigarette to dis tribute to warriors. Fingerprints I nduing SALINAS. Cnl.. Dec. 1 API Sheriff Carl H. Abbott asld tortny fingerprint records hna Identified a man held here on petty theft eharpea as Walter Cmea. 30, who Is wanted In Dallas, Ore,, for escap ing Jul with live other prisoners. AMiird Itiittleohlp Jnh WASHINGTON, Dep. , (Al) The navy department awarded today j conlmct for crnMructK-n of i 35.- 000 ton hattTrh1p to the New York fihlpblllMlng CfMpornMon. TAmden. N at ao sliced price of .''3,794.- 600. Hollywood Is Dumb TXTHT can't we have more films like "A man to remember " which (unfortunately), closed last night at the Rialtol Here was a real gem, a true work of art, and yet aa far as we can learn had not been heralded as such. At least it had to play here second fiddle, in a two-reel program, to such a complete wash-out, as Fredrick March and Virginia Bruce in "There goes my heart", at the Craterian. There was no excuse for the latter, except to waste the tal ents of two excellent artists, on a dish of warmed over chop suey. While Edward Ellis and Anne Shirley in this simple, but authentic and moving story of a small town country doctor, hit the high spots of Hollywood production, for at least six months, in fact in the judgment of this amateur critio it's nothing less than a five-star classic. NOT that the story was so new, the rather familiar theme of the lovable and impractical country doctor indifferent to making money, consecrated to relieving suffering and saving human lives. But the TREATMENT, was so skillful, so intelli gent, so restrained, not a false note, nor a sentimental bobble from the first flicker to the last, a thing of flesh and blood, from the start. IN short whoever wrote and directed this "A man to remem ber" had brains, taste, dramtio genius, just aa whoever wrote and directed "There goes my heart" either-possessed none of these qualities, or didn't think it necessary to use them. Of course the answer will lose money and the latter will alibi. In that direction this department however is from Missouri. We have yet to hear anyone who would pay a nickel to see that Mitrch-Bruee opus again, and yet to hear of anyone who WOULDN'T walk a mile for another "A man to 'remember.' And we don't believe Medford's taste for movies is essen tially different from that of any the United States. Entirely from the mercenary standpoint, vulgar dollars and cents this column is convinced Hollywood is missincr a bet, in not putting out MORE unknown artists like Edward remember," and fewer far fewer, high priced big shots like March and Bruce in twiddle twaddle like "There goes my heart I" Fascism Marches On! i PEOPLE historically inclined Tlii'mrs nrfl Vinnnpnino' over significance. For example: , Dispatches from Paris claim Premier Daladier, has won a great victory for his democratio government, by breaking the back of a general strike by the use of the army. Dispatches from Bucharest, Rumania, claim the outlawed "Fascist Iron Guard" has suffered a crushing defeat by the "masB killing" of Codrenau (which sounds like a drink), Runiuiiiu'g "Little Hitler", and 13 of his followers, also a great victory for the government, under King Carol. Taking these two reports at their face value, one would con clude that in both instances, the cause of totalitarianism (Fascism in one instance, Communism in another), has suffered a definite set-back. But we doubt if any competent historian looking as histor ians must, beneath the surface, will agree with such a con clusion. POR what is Fascism I Essentially a despotism, directed by one man, with the support of the army. That is also Com munism, with this difference, Fascism strongly opposes any dictatorship of the proletariat, Communism upholds it. In other words when Premier Daladier, granted dictatorial powers, crushes a general strike by calling out the army, he becomes to all intents and purposes a Fascist ruler, and nothing is more certain than that the more vigorously the workers of Franco resist, the more certain a Fascist government will be. NOMINALLY King Carol is putting down a Fascist insnrree- tion, but only nominally. For ho is practically speaking a dictator now with the army behind him, and while he found it expedient to liquidate the "iron guard", labor and workers will never find Mngda's boy friend, losing any sleep in their bohalf. So while the headlines indicate Fascism is losing ground abroad, approximately the exact movement at least has started Fascism extends unbroken, from channel I A Tragedy DFORD'S first tragedy edfcird midnight plane to have been a tragedy of errors. Of course, for the exact story, one should await the official report, hut it appears clear that had the passengers stayed in the enhin of the plane instead of climbing outside, they would have been saved. Had the ship landed practically anywhere but where it did, at the foot of a high precipitous cliff, there would have been no lives lost. lliiil tlie skipper of a nearby ship, USED his head, instead of losing it, no doubt a rescue would have been made, "within a few minutes after the forced landing. Such tragedies are deplorable enough under ANY circum stances but when the loss of life appears needless, they arc particularly hard to take. Incidentally we venture to say passenger planes, in another' 10 years, will no more be allowed to fly without life belts and i parachutes than passenger liners are now allowed to sail with- ' out life preservers and life boats! At British state occasions, the archbishop of Canterbury take pre cedence over everyone but Uit sov- errUn and hla chae kin j ,. t ' The royntiMa. a wild s'rub of Ux ' Ico and the ouHiveT. rntr per j msnent paralysis when eaten bj live 'stock. probably be that, the former will make it, the eternal box-office other community of its size in skillful and sincere but relatively Ellis, in plays like "A man to might keep their eyes on Europe. there which mav Drove of (treat reverse is the truth. In fact a which MAY not stop, until the Black sea to the English of Errors of the air, the crash of the near the Golden Gate, appears Engagement rings were maie of . Iron In early Roman days, the gold i ring for the occasion beini Intro- ) duced In the second century. j The ana.onda. larceet of American snakes, reaches a length of 90 feet, la aquatic, nonvennmoua, and Uvea, mainly on small animal. j Personal Health Service By William Brady, MP. glantd letter, pertaining to perianal health end byilene, not to dUeuio diagnosis or treatment, will be answered by Or. Brad; If a lumped telN addressed envelope Is enclosed Letters should be brier and written In Ink. Owing to the laria number ot letters rerelted onl? a lew can be answered. No reply can be made to querlea not conforming to Instructions. Address Dr. William Brad, tea El Camlno, Beverl; Hills. Calif. MOST ENDOCARDITIS The popular notion of "rheumatism of the heart" tl ft vague one of some dreadful pain around the heart. In fact when damage to the heart oe cura aa a complication or result of acute Infectious arthritis ("lnflara' matory rheumatism," or "rheumatic fever") no pain or other distress marks the occur rence. Indeed unless the physl- c 1 a n examines the heart dally In the course of the Ulneas even he may not be aware that i docardltla haa de veloped, until weeks or months later, even yeara after the original Illness, when the circulatory deficiency due to valvular damage becomes manifest. - What happens la that some of the bacteria responsible for the arthritis. or perhaps only tonsillitis, or scarlet fever, or chorea (St. Vitus' dance), or septic sore throat, lodge upon the lining of the heart and set up some Inflammation there. If thla happens to be an area of the heart lining cov ering a heart value, the exudate, or "vegetations" association with the In tegrations" associated with the In fraction of scar tissue left by the In flammation, may distort the valve tlightly ao that It no longer closes the orifice completely, and hence some back flow or leakage of blood occurs with each beat of the heart. While there Is no pain or other distress pointing to the heart, and Indeed no indication of heart mis chief In most Instances, still. If the physician has the patient under close observation he may make a fairly accurate diagnosis of acute endocard His If there occurs ft markedly in creased rapidity of the heart's action, perhaps slight Irregularity, and an increase In the fever without appar ent aggravation of the Joint trouble or other primary illness. It Is this complication the competent physician haa In mind when in Insists on REST, perhaps rest in bed, in. the early stage of the illnesses mentioned, even though the patient would like to be up and about. Not because the heart la "weak" but because bacterial metastasis travelling of bacteria from the primary lealon through the circulation to lodge elsewhere In the body la less likely to occur If the patient remains quiet and the heart beat Is correspondingly alow and easy. The characteristic aUm of endo carditis the physician hears listening Man About Manhattan ' fly GEORGE TICKER NEW YORK Perhaps It may amuse you to know how Larry Clinton came to write hla now long hit, My Reve rie." which seems to be about the most consistently hummed and crooned tune of the day. Mr. Clinton la an orchestra leader and a writer of songs, and he has writ ten many and varied lyric la ments that have toothed and 6EOH.&E TUCKH charmed your ear. But It la doubtful If any tune ever led him such a chnso as the one you know as "My Reverie." For It alt began yean ago, despite the fact that the song was not writ ten until one hot night laat Augu.t. When Mr. Clinton was a little boy he ued to practice piano exercises by the hour. Difficult exercises, and sometimes very dull ones, by most of the old master. Perhaps hla mother made him practice. It may even be that he nought out the piano of his own accord, I forgot to ask him. But practice he did. And one day a frag ment of melody became detached from one of the mother compositions and It ran around In hli brain for years. Tt nacted him. It irritated him. It haunted him and it charmed hm. Rut he didn't know whoe It was. or from whence It came. All he knew was there It was. bobbins up ltlce a dim remembered picture for fleeting momenta, and running away. One niht ithls was that hot Au rust nlsht I mentioned he sat at the keyboard. letting hla fin vera Idle along, and before he knew It that vag rant refrain, maybe four or five bars, bobbed up again. Mr. Clinton hst1ly reached for a pencil and Jotted It down. Once on paper It began to appeir like something from an old acquaint ance. Maybe DeBuaay. He begnn t Hum bins through his library It wasn't there. He ransacked the coun try for IVBiwy exerclsea. And finally he found It. It was the first eight bare I ' "TTajaMBijMj--r Use J-M Rock Wool Insulation For COMFORT and ECONOMY BIG PINES LUMBER CO. PHONE 1. PASSES UNRECOGNIZED to the heart Is ft "murmur," but this abnormal sound la produced only when the trouble occuraJn a valvular area. A "murmur" alone by no meana indlcatea endocarditis, vslvular or other heart trouble, for a murmur may occur from simple anemia and In other conditions where there Is no question of valvular or other heart disease. This being ft health column, we shaU not suggest symptoms of val vular disease, further than to say that the chief reason why any form of valvular disease Is a handicap Is that It decreases the margin of , serve power In the heart. In other words. It renders the subject less capable of coping with any exertion or strsm which calls for extra work by the heart. QUESTIONS A ANSWERS Vegetable Juices Do you consider from a pint to pint and a half of vegetable Julcea a day of aufflclent worth to one'a sys tem to warrant purchase of a Juicer costing about Ms? These Juices bought In stores cost ten cents a glass. C. P. W.) Answer No. I think It would be better for one's lystem to eat the vegetables. Vitamin D for Children Mother-in-law says It la unneces sary for a child aged 11 years to have vitamin D. that It Is waste of money to buy vitamin D milk, that he can get the necessary vitamins In his food. (Mrs. p. s.) Answer Children from 10 to 18 years of age have as great or perhaps greater need for extra vitamin D dally than Infants do. Fair dally ration of vitamin D for child In early 'teens Is 3000 units which should cost not more than S cents, if you are well Informed about vlta mlna. Glaucoma Cured Thanks to your kind advice regard ing Glaucoma Z was operated on, first the right eye. four days later the left eye. I am so grateful for your promptness In writing me, as my eyesight Is almost completely restored now. I returned from the hospital two weeks ago. (A. J. M.) Answer Too many victims fool around with changea of glasses as vision progressively falls, until the condition seriously impairs the sight before they come under the care of the oculist. Copyright 1838. John P. Dllle Co. Ed. Note: Persons wishing to communicate wltb Dr. Brady should send letter direct to nr. William Brady, M. D., ZBS El Camlno. Beverly mill. Calif. of a long exercise he used to practice as a cub. After that the music trailed off into technically good but dull runs along the keyboard. But the first eight bars waa lovely. So he communicated with the De Buasy estate abroad and advised them of his Intentions of building a mod ern song around DcBussy's "lead." The governors of the estate were hor rified, also aghast. Here waa effront ery and a sacrilege. But this particular exercise was not copyrighted In America. So Larry wrote his song, recorded It, and sent It abroad for the DeBussy people to hear. For a while the cables were hot. They were delighted. Not only wore the American rights okny It could be published all over the world where popular music is played. Net result: the outstanding hit of today. Hla recording for Victor la that company's best seller In three yeara. Lovely little Bea Wntn, who sings the refrain, already has become known aa "The Reverie Girl." Robbtns published the sheet music, Riving fuli credit to Claude DeBussy. Now all the big names and the wlstrul croonera are rightly and nlThtly twanging your heart strings with " . . . Only a poor fool never school ed In the whirlpool of romance could be ao cruel as you are to me ..." Maybe that rBuwy had something. He certainly could atart things. All he needed was a Larry Clinton to keep him on the right track. I3TRUSJP CUT WASHINGTON. Dec. 1 fTV -Railroad rejected today a plea from Sec retary Wallace for an emergenrv re duction in citrus freight rate, ex plaining the financial condition of rait lines was the most critical In their history. A. r. Cleveland. vtee-preMdent of the Association of American Rail roads totd the secretary In a letter existing rate on citrus fruits were much lower than the maximum auth or! red by the Interstate commerce commission. He said the association's traffic advisory committee had been inform ed by the agriculture department the season's record crop of oranges and grapefruit was no larger than the normal production which could be anticipated In yeara to come. 6TH AND FIR i Comment on the Day's News By FRANK JENKINS A MONO the world's messea, eon alder that of France. With a powerful and ambitious Germany facing her across the Rhine; with Italy, Germany's ally, threatening to establish a base of operations at bar back door, In Spain; with Britain, upon whose armed might France has leaned de pendlngly for long decades, weaken ing rapidly, France la faced with INTERNAL turmoil amounting almost to civil war. f PRANCE finds herself In the posl- won oi a naix aozen men maroon ed In a cabin In the deep forest and surrounded by hungry wolves but so busy FIGHTING AMONG THEM SELVES aa to have little time left to fight off the wolves. FRANCE, for years, haa been flirt ing with the some thing -for -nothing Idea, complicated by demagogue Inspired class hatreds. As a result, efficiency haa declined and PRO DUCTION HAS FALLEN. In Europe, In these days, produc tion means pretty largely production of war materials. IT IS aa If you were a Kentucky feudsman and spent so much of your time fishing and loafing that you were able to get only one gun, whereas your opposing feudsmen worked harder and loafed less and ao were able to get TWO guns. In that event, you'd stand a pretty good chance of getting wiped out when the ruckus started. FRANCE has been working short hours, hoping the millennium Is here and talking politics. Germany has been working long hours, taking her politics aa der feuhrer hands It out and getting ready for the big scrap. PREMIER Daladier, foreseeing what must happen If thla continues, Is attempting to Increase French .production, so that the tremendous advantage Germany now possesses will be somewhat offset. He realises that If French production Isn't In creased to keep pace with Germany's, the Inevitable outcome will be Ger man conqueat of France. As a step In the direction of In creased output, he has cancelled France's 40-hour week, and In pro test a 34-hour general strike was called. Daladier, believing he faces a national crisis, met the strike with force. That Is the French situation In a nutshell. It Isn't a very encouraging situation from the French stand point. fouls the nt of the liberalism It seeks to sid. John L. Lewis wss once the Communists' public enemy Number 1. when he purged the party members out of the United Mine Workers. When the opportunity pre-Bf-nts, he Is likely to repeat the per formnnce with the CIO. At the other end of the lunatic fringe. Inquiry will be as richly re paid. In the last months, the trickle of antl-Semltlc propaganda has grown to a steady stream of poison. There arc said to be over 100 pub lications dedicated to the caiuc of race-hatred. It would be Interesting to know who is paying the bills. It would also be Interesting to know who Is paying the bills for the Amer lean Nazi Minds and similar organ izations. How far can a democracy go In permitting totalitarian to use dem- , ocrattc freedoms to undermine the ! democratic spirit? That is the gTat i question. You can undertaand why ! the question has not been answered j by the Dies committee when you realize that an Important commute ; Investigator la mid, on excellent OPENING PRIVATE PARTIES rh.ilkers Motel Is avail- Me for private parties dally except Saturdays and 'unclnjj, . , , F.xrel lent party service mod erate rhsrr.e a delight ful place to hold VOIR nevt party! I Capital Parade (Continued from Page On.) 3 1 authority. Is hart bean himself as sociated with a Tlrultntly antl Strottle organisation. Al everyone knows by now, Martin Dlea and hla crew ban broken the tradition followed by the most biased congressional Investigators. Hitherto, the system haa always been to call accused persons to the stand and fore, them aometlmea by highly un fair questions) to admit their mis deeds. The Dlea committee onilt the formality of confronting the ac cused with the chargea against them, preferring to allow the accusers to Indulge In orgies of free-style name calling. A case In point la that of Harper Knowlea, the myaterloua fellow who described himself aa "chairman of the Radical Research committee of the California American Legion." and de nounced about half the California citizenry aa "Reds." Rnowles was flatly repudiated by the California legion, and Dlea. In a brief rpasm of contrition, promised to hold hear lnga on the coast to get to the bot tom of the matter. Now no hearings are to be held, "because of lack of funda," and the Knowlea chargea re main on the record. 8uch golnga-on confirm Dlea right to hla aelf-given title, "founder of the demagogues club of the House of Representatlvea." They do not produce the real facta. And since the Civil Liberties are Intimately Involv ed, only the real facta are accept able. Flight Time Medford and Jackson Connty history rrom the files of the Mall Tribune 10 and 20 years ago. TEN YEARS AGO December 1, 192S (It was Sunday) People urged to do their Christmas shopping early and mall package. In time. Tariff and Boulder dam to be main Issues, along with farm aid before next session of congress. Public schools tn nwn ImiArms after the Thanksgiving holiday. Monday air mall service to start coming week. Butte Palla celebrates Installation of electric light service with big dance. Large crowd attenda. Six Medford people hurt, none ser iously, when Shasta limited la de railed near Roseburg. TWENTY YEARS AGO December I, 191S (It was Monday) Allies to demand Holland turn over cx-kalser for trial. General Poch sends ultimatum to Germany, de manding they comply with every de tail of temporary peace terms. Senate protesta President Wilson's trip to Europe on grounds "much Insidious mischief might result." Syd Brown la confined to his home with the flu. Boys stuff the chimney of the Ltb erty theatre with paper, causing the movie audience to cough. The boys have not been caught, as yet. November ralna not up to normal. State chamber of commerce to be organized. v Br Idee Tender Killed PORTLAND. Dec. 1. (AP) The 88-year-old steel bridge gate tender. William Hart, waa fatally injured by an automobile early today aa he closed the draw to traffic. Hart ap parently stepped In front of the Isst car permitted to cross. The driver. Plorlsn Churtch, took the vic tim to a hospital. Heating Profits Payable to You! You save, if you burn SLABWOOD SAWDUST BLOCKS from Timber P Phone 7 SATURDAY NIGHT WITH A DELIGHTFUL DINNER DANCE Chalker's Motel North Pacific Highway Formerly Ernie's Casino Full Course Dinner Served 7 to 11 P. M. Dancing All Evening NO COVER CHARGE FOR DINNER GUESTS nON-T MISS TH1 Pl'RMC OPrNINO Sunday Dinners Every Sunday 2 to 9 P. Af. gtabber Acquitted COQUZLLE. Dec. 1. (API A Coos county Jury acquitted Jeaae L. James 88, of Coaledo last night of a sec ond degree murder charge In con nection with the fatal stabbing of hla neighbor, H. B. Henderson, 49. James asserted he wounded Hender son In self defense during fight laat July 1. Clrco.lt Judg J. T. Brand Instructed the Jury Henderson waa the aggressor. ,g Chevrolet JINGLES I don't envy the nurse who spends years to train Then starts a life of nerve racking strain! Called upon to help patch up accident cases A human being mutilated by too swift a pace I Taking a chance on the highway at a maddening speed, That an engineer wouldn't dare to drive his iron steed When Chevrolet builds cars as strong- as they do It's careful SANE driving is just up to YOU! Chevy M. Hurd Rogue River Chevrolet Main and Riverside Service Dept. 32 vortn Riverside Used Cai Lot Riverside at ttb PLAN NOW! To Attend a FREE LECTURE On CHRISTIAN SCIENCE By DR. JOHN M. TUTT, 0.S B. Kansas City, Mo. .Member of the Board of Lectureship of the .Mother Church. The First Church of Christ, Scientist, In Bos ton, Massachusetts Dr. Tutt's subject will be: "Christian Science; Newness of Life" HOLLY THEATRE Medford SUNDAY, DEC. 4 3:00 P. M. EVERYBODY WELCOME I m iiiiiiinuwwi kaVaMfMMWHa Company ORISON End North Central if mf" ' Copyrighted
