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Newspaper Page TextJiZDTOED MAIL TRIBUNE, KEDTOHJ, DEEGONmDAT, OCTOBER I, IMS 'c"1- - A . a' TllMlllI'll 7 51 IHiiirnti fil ii Cliilsi t ; ' I.iimi Mima ' HI West SsmihiI BHn.1 pan n, msiiteiii, nmni'ii piaament Sllllllsf Mi'll'Ml, 10 ft, llli mmhihm, i i mil a. in. . Hiwlaty, 1 1 inn mi l rrlmaty, 1 1 60 a, in, f. ("at'iainarit Hivlte, linn p, m, A liHIiH f ti, "Aiiwrtlne, the UWiil," wit Im iieeiil Mr tli ri unify AwxielftHun, I Htst ' h H iiTi"1IT . SnlmlM ; AltluiHH litanmi of lit MnHier fluir.H, Ui rilM UhMh'li ill Ulirlsl, ,imul, in nit-tun, Meat, i Nervine. m liolil vny Sunday at II sVl.wH, eiiilijwi OutiiHer I, "ttirf ,m," , attv-aiinrity nhmtl, ! itirWWeiltieailey vitlna rriMng, hiih iHimta iMiimoiiiait M inula Man rVlawa healing, , I'M teaillrta hmifl, wlilati It r-niert at ttlil 4 ill MMtrtlll duller llllllll- li'i, la "fan limn 8 m, to I , in,, Villa. lllnaileH In ttleiiilani', V Ion KmllMi l.iillieian iMinrrn Wand ClIINlll Kit tH.W.l Hall W, Mi'iaikliaua, raaluf llili a. Hi,.J31llitlnV nalliml. 11,1111 : til WiirslilH BafvlMI With Uiil I'ltiimiiiinlini, im i inUomhlnM Milhav ana tUrni e Bill Dai V IV, lutiiiiiii ln,lii Wuiiilny iimrntlig, "A VVtlHIl.VVItl t.'IIIIIHIIIIII"ll.' ' l na ianil iniiiHe la mintlslly In' Wisit l in lAiiliar I'saue Hamlla, Hal, I vIk In Mi avsitliit. The lii.'ll Momicll lll iiiiwi Tiiak Day, 1 on B, in, UilLa' AH K'O'laly villi Rieev TtiiliMaf at inn n, hi, (ny itaeaert luimlia, it anil m.-lhii at oltin li iiuiiif lah.aiw) 'I li,i,.,i, y,an n, TW I'tisi-lteHnil I'lssa etatmilayi ttHII i in VIsltMl ami (fistula always well anna y Minn ,iltliain t'limi'lv rhrlallan Chnrnh flntinla, 0(a"ii nhaa, NahM, fU)r mill Diitinnl, 10 ft. m, Worahln. II ft, in, MulilMlu Wirk Out Vmir Own MalvaMnn." B.rvlra, tmn n, m, 'lil)H, "INWr liallvtrad rrmn prlaun," Churches of Community In Heartfelt Welcome To All la I1 tin wttk of th prcaent "Com in Churefa" mtU, m ton rA tMmbr$ 4 ch'irefac In thi owrun unity loui la hwiltlt tn4 rrjtiiM InvlU'.Wn Uitt yoi them In wonhip. Tha t'mttrx ut rcllion U th mort profound of all th afe. tnA lfr.(yrjnt to imAem cultural ami larnln u ny languafe r Klnna). Voti can Urn ttwut your relifkm in th church of your (lth. And you can btmM a httr citizen, nrotwter of your If, throurh thia oranch of knowlwl( than through many othara. You r mlaalng (tat joy and comfort if you don't fo to church regu larly. Iv-ry man to hla own hallat . . . and whatever that belief, let him 4fiT to It with reaaon, and with reverence, for aalvatlon cornea not to tha fanatia any mora than to the disbeliever , , . but to only the horxtt follower of Hla word. When we go to church wa commune with Him, elevating our mind, our aoula ... our every purpoae In Ue. TKft aaortotU rle Cmm rH A a), Ctntrl Ancaoa ty, c. W, rrntl, tutot tw to fmlllim of IM church. arlM h ui $iifua4 untli uoaj, oeuAtn lo. luue Ctmk OMtwt Mlaaloa Ifnry At. VaMor Mzriiliii Worship, II AO. Putr apaaiii jrom topla, "Ao4 11r afl M'ra ft." nll, IWllM, t OO. frarar arid fraiaa Hour Thurvur, ii m. A aordui inmutioa u nunnxi to all. Ptlcrtm Hnllnaaa Charch Ja4.Mon anil Itaaal HtrMte tun. li. U. Chimp, factor iinoa nnl, I A ft. m. WnaT O, TKlii, auDarlnUndant, Wa hava cltMnt l'r all il a, in. will ii mni'marr la with raKlinii and apaolai muala, (oltiwad by Mrmim. JilnWf una inwrnwoiaie aHrrnx, 1 p, m , HH ftowrdlun aalaation by imparl eiair. rraariiint axrviM, a p. m, aunjaot, Tti Xvlrtantui Truih." Itia paator will prai;r at both aarvMsaa. rirat M.ihnHI.1 rinui'h Main anil Miiial Kirpata Uinu 0, Hittiy. Mlulaior Olininn Knhiail, 0 lalo , m, uiaerv anna (il aiia Hal iy bay iimjtaini '"Ilia tlvlnn iilimi'li,'1 anil Ilia pnv- inuiliin nl itlaaaaa, R, ), Naiiniaiii an-liallnwmlalll', wra im, ii a, m, n art aarman ny naalnri "Khar Ina tha Maatara In iih liillnwait by ntiaafvanoa nf wurlil hay qninnmnlon atiiwi, aoioi "Hianl Va?1 by ttodari 0, Wil(h, narviiHi, Tian p, in, aarman wm Tha Ut Tlirana," At Ilia aloaa nl III aarvlna annial hmir will ha halit lir army man aim woman nq thalr (ilamla, Yniillt aarvlMa I'll. Adult irmit) lait liy ilmmi Murk, Matlnatlat Viiilllt rallnwalilp IhI liy Jim IMnkar, rinmuiinia iuwial rhiirnh (inrniir liatilmt anit i)ataiin Hov, W, Blinnilillrll. fanliir ni4h 'tftiiulay Huliniil, Willi nlaaaaa Kir all, lililai't laaauna mm rlaiiual- Imaiil aimlaa wiili'lt i,nuay (1ii)mi iimiik til ilia nanii nr minn, i ,rav-Wmalin, Oiimmnnlrin Mr la, M, W, atiKailinin will auaaa on "ilia IMwar nl a llaavanly VIiIihi," W a il k, ..... I a r... . .a a. Hai vli. 11a kvanaallall alniliif, lnll M.mal lallniiiiilaa, May. Pallh kliaar- linril will in nit III maaaaaa, t- WilnaaiUy fttiit ntilay mil' Waa rlia, Hi) kalmilayPllllrlrurt Vlatoty Naihl, Vmi will flmt ft haariy wviiwana at in rMtuaitiai, ' Aaaamlily of (J 04 (mil ctna chnroh) 1 1 Nwu,wn aiiMt luy, Harry (I, Lmwiwy, i'aatnr kuiiilny aarvniaai Miinilsy aiuh'Kjl, MS ft, m. Olaaaaft (or all aana, wurainii, il a. m, raaion aimjaai, "What Ailalh Ilia, llauar?" fjhrlnl Ambaaadora, n:i) p. m, Kvanaallatln aarvlna, ft p, m. I'aalor'a aulijaul, "Tha Individuality ul th Human airul," liiarnratiimal anniraftatlnnal ainaini nd Uatlmunla il iha aavltll (Irau of Uod ar alao a part of thaa aary ia, Mlit'Waak aarvloal Waiinaaday, p. m,, Prayar and You hay a omttlal Invitation to any of all of thaaa aarvloaa, Oliiiriih of Ilia Naaaraaa ' Molly at Plral airael Prwt M, Waalliarlurd, paaUN-, will It liiiarrt at 10:45 ft, m, Muixlny fruit) tha topln, "(Jliuroli Aotlnn,'' nay, W, a. Itliihay will apaak at 1:llil p, nt, Mr, Itlohay la from th VVmutni iiKlahiinia Dlalrlnt and I a man ( vlalnn and In-arnat, Ohuroh kolioul, aiil) a. m. Mra. Matlla ItntiM, laadar, Till la itally Uny III tha Hiimlay BoIumI. fount- paoiuo '' o:au p. m. in rums iiviriuiitBi inviMuin n a I. I,, Ill-NY and Junlnra. Thaaajiro. rami ar ottitnad to nrint Dime Snithi and thalr appllratlon to tli tianllon of youth. Mifl-waaa. aarvioati wflnnay, ina P-.!".. ... ..... viaimra naarmr ana vnmiaiiy ms VIM. alvtat Ckrlatlaa Cbarck Watt Jtcktm at Watek Bihl achool, tM a. m. prcacliing 11 a. m. Ho tvanlnf rvl. Thar will b two aarvleoa on Tuaa day and Wadnaaday oljhw. Ootobar and f fur. Hanxrt H. Holland. a anelaw adltor of Meaaiah'a Advocata. will ), with ua for thaa two acrvlcaa. W to return our vanlng wtrvleae aooti. Com and hr Bro. ffolland; tnie la a rare trat lo hav auch a man aa Iw to om to Medford. You can't afford to mlM hearlnp thla man of Ood. Mora iairi watch for It, It. Pttr't Luiheraa Cburek rriynodicat Oonfarenot) I. Main and Portland Awtnu Harry H. Young, Paator Sunday Kchool at a At o'clock. Sun day la rally day and promotion day for th Sunday School, Svery ohlld enrolled In th Sunday School should D preeent and bring other children not enrolled In any Sunday School. Thoe elllbl for promotion will go on to the nal higher olaaa, A fin nny Day outton will ea given ach child preaant, Dlvln Worahlp at 11:00 o'clock. Tliama, "Humble Cbrlatlan Love." Sunday School teachere' meeting Tueaday evanlnt at 1:00 o'clock. Vltltort are alwaya welcome. Oaw w. lavoi sat tn 1!mtm Mil aViata SEtama. ftita. aCaa antra east aaraaoa. feCoweat ky ttw Oaaa aanrrat awaaaa, a il It, ii ax Tcnae PaoctWa ainti. r. 1:0. by paaaor. 1 A. T 4. A otaoaariar. atadat Saiaauw by pawaa winaa ray rrwtaa llailtu A a iln rate anna yon aarneaa. A MaaTliailuu Oroca at aov ta aaa- tteat tot tk ataey or troth, atawttae ar waMwraatt. by Barry V. OCaora nl aMlywoeo. cL Mr. Olbnor ta a daart of Toad PBiioaoaenr. ftrtane of kliaat, Chnatlaa tviraaa. Ttoward PUkiaopkT, lb Pynslal of ottab, Ordty an tha Ulm and Teacblaca of ta afaatara eg tha Par SaM. Mwiltiu are beta em Taaadar bttwwan i(bt and ata v. bo. la roaoa il attdford Cuter butldlag. awje lor ant Toeatuy ymag will b "Yoanr Inrtatbl Power." ail are yatleoena. Chare, af Ood Ifann and Kelly aYtrwte T. O. eatwrflald. Ptator 8inday School, t :tc a. m. Cdarta R- Wall, aupennuodamt. with a fin ataff of Uacbart. Mr. Walt ha been retained a aupartntandtnt eg th tehaol far anothar year. womuB, ii a. m. Meeataa B-r Da. tor. Rare. Satttrfiald baa bwa r alleJ to head the work of tha church. Special prayer aarvte at S D. Di et the church. Young Peoptea nMwUsc. 640 o. aa. Mr. Irene Pyle. director. a renin acme at 7 JO. Tha tu tor will again deliver th meaage rrerr and prela aemce wednea- day, IM p. m. The public t cordiai 17 inTiia to an aervice. lalnt Mark'e church IRplaoopal) If, Oakdata and th Stnat loth Sunday Alter Trinity Du to th abetnoe of a raaldant rector thart will bt no I o'clock cele bration of Holy Communion. Other aarvloaa will b held a followai : a. m. Ohuroh School, with olaaaaa for all tget, I. I. Sohuler, u- parinienanni, II ft. m. Holy Communion and aarmon by the Ray, A. H, MacDon- nan. vioar of Trinity ohuroh, Aah land. Senior oholr, directed by Rober ta Waid Bebbi Marguerite Conrad, ortanlat. Tha Married for oolt ranrtatlon of anllited men and wlyea la open dally. rtral ttapllat Chorea -tth and N. Oantral Street Wollord A. Uawae, Paator Bible School, . Claaaat for all agea. Morning Worahlp, 11 o'clock, gar man. "A Continuing Church," by Eaatnr. Special mualo by th choir, ninmimlon Barvlo. Throughout tha entire world, llaptlata ara obaervlng thla Coinniunlnn Service. Ivan mem bar of the church thould mak apt clal atlurt to be oraacnt and loin in vine inuowanip 01 rcmomoranoe, iouiui reopi a troupe meet at aiat. Ivanlnt Woithoa. 1:45. Barman. A Mart convtnitnt Sttaon." Special rnuaioi oongragaaionai ainaini. rvi lowahip hour following for aairlc man and th youna modi of th tlMiroh. All ar Invited to worahlp with ut. Plrat Cbrlatlan Church Ninth and Oekdale Ward A. Woe, Minuter Morning aarvlcaai 0:411 lllhi school with traded claeeea for all aaa. Promotion Day and the naginlilna at a new querlor .u;oo-Nnnuiig woranip, oannon Communion Ohallantae." Thla la world communion Sunday, availing acrvn'eat 1:00 Young l"oople't meeting. g:0O.Kvimlng Worahlp. Oarmon, "Tlia SavlourlKKid of Christ," Calendar of venial Monday, 1:00 dueatlon Commit. lee maetint. Wednesday, t aoAdull Muatonarf Society niMtlng. please bring fruit panned for tha Seavarton Horn to thla maailnt aa well aa artlcltt for rummage aala. :ftOoin.'lal Ili'iaRt meeting. Thursday, ft oo Choir reheareal, Church of the Brethren Werd 1. Piatt, I'astor Ashland and MeiUunt Aahland aarvlceei III t. in, uhiiiih akdiniil. Thla la tireak-lhe-ltei'iiiil Sunday. Ullug lileiiil Willi you, II a. in. wnrsiun nirvit', i-nar will il inateuaiiun aeivio lor new ly lenleit tilllcar and leachr lor the auiir ciiuioh and school, Tha message will be on "Brotherhood Thrnuph Chtlst," Ottering for Clirle- uau Eitiicaiion, Pvenlug Rervlot tn Medlordi WPI) Protrsm, 1 P. m, Msiaarel Mnlnrar. leader, Plae, Llntnger home, una a, tiatdeia. kvelllllg Worahln An hour of fat lowehln and tneiitratlon, Maesaga on "The tlloililM I'htiat." Also at the Unlntrr Home at II n, m. MerWord Womani work Oroup will meat tvitilier with nianoha Un I Patiuntnt Ocloher 10 all evening Inger aa hivaleaa tor the alleruoon.actlvitle will be at 7:80. rrlanda Church IB Madforg Mllo Clifton Roaa, Pastor 10 Keen Way Drive (Just off looo block, a. Main) 10 a. m Sunday School. Tblt la Promotion Sunday. Mra. Homer Mo Adam will give a talk on Prlenda' Mission work In LaUo America. 11 a. tn -Meeting for Worahlp. Th pastor will apeak on "Rewards and Punlthrrxnte, or How a Just Ood Deals With Evtldotra." Children' aer. mon. Special music, under tha dlreo- lion oi miss Airreaa Martin. Prayer meeting at Talent, 70 tn., Tuesday, at Wendell Votaw home. ' Prayer netting In Medford, T:S0 ro Thursday, at parsonage. Not that evening meeting will now be Vi hour riicr. Pint Presbyterian Charch Holly at eighth Street Harry Hansen, Minister :45 a. m Church Blbl School. Thar will b a general aaaambly meeting before elSMiet take up. u a. m. wonq-wiae communion will be oheerred at the morning aerv loe. Junior aurprlaa aarmon for ehll- area tna communion metatge by th paator. Anthem by th oholr, Coma Va Dteeonaolate." :00 P. m. Junior Christian En. deavor. 0:00 p. m Intermediate Christian Cndaavor. 1:00 p. m Young People'a Chrla- tlan -Endeavor. All young people, serv ice mn and their wives oordlally Invited. :00 p. m. ' Date way to tha Amer icas," sound, motion ptctur in Technicolor, Biverjrone Invited. Mia-woex rrayer Pauowahln meat. Ing Wedneeday avtnlng, 1:10. OP A Bora Clerks Who Broke Rules Philadelphia. Oct. 1 (U,B Three clerkt, cited for charging over caning prleeg for meat, were barred today by the office of price administration from telling any rationed commodity tor tna duration ot rationing. The cenaltlet were believed to Be th moat saver ever lm poied on retail clsrkg by th UFA, STETTINIUS APPROVED TO SUPPLANT WELLES Whlngton. Oct. 1 (UR) Th Senate Foreign Relations committee today unanimously approved tna nomination of Ed ward R, Stettinlus. Jr., now lend- leasa administrator, to b under tecretary of state. Upon confirmation by th ten ste, possibly today or tomorrow, Slottlnlug will succeed Sumner Welles, resigned. HOLD RALLY DAY Rally day wd be next Sunday at th Methodist charch with parents and frtendi of th Sunday school pupils invited. The church ha set 400 aa its attendance goal. A program, directed by Sirs. Jennie Lawless, will b given at 8:30 a. m. with the following characters: Mrs. Richmond. Thelma Ioo- gharr; Mary Youth, Shirley Ras rauasen: Trailer Children, Bob Raa, Ellen Howard, BUly Walk er, Ruth Griffith, Barbara John- ton; Unchurched Children, Dick Fanger, Joan Harrison. Patsy Johnson: War Plant Workers, Joyce Btteman, Doris Babcock; Light Bearers, Joan LuttreU, Va netia Neil: Vision. Joyce Klrby; Soloist, Peggy Bray; Quartet, Harriet Walker, J aula Duncan. Jean Hickman, Peggy Bray; Challenger, Bob Steven. ComRiBiIon Siiday It United Objective of Affiliated Charekes Churches affiliated with the Medford Ministerial association are making Sunday, October 3, a united Sunday morning objec tive, in that all of th several churches are making it com munion Sunday. October 8 is universally recognized this year as Mobilization day of all com municants of the several churches and their friends. The Medford Ministerial as sociation, under leadership of its president, .Doctor Louis Klr by, Is appealing to the members of the various churches of the city and Its environa to make Sunday an outstanding day in their various communions by their patronage. The ministers throughout the nation are mak ing this Sunday the starting point for fall activity, and are anxious that October 8 will be the day when special Impetus shall be given , the ' various churches to be carried for ward with sustained attendance throughout tha coming months, Farm Credit Due For Interest Hike Washington, Oct. 1. (U.R) The Farm credit administration today announced an increase tn Interest rates on more than fa,- 000,000,000 in farm mortgages from 8V4 to 4 per cent, effective June au, 1844. FCA Governor A. G. Black estimated the Increase would boost Interest payments by farmer to the 13 federal land banks by (20,000,000 a year and effect a corresponding saving to tha federal treasury. . Annual grapefruit production between IMS and 1937 averaged 18,028,000 bones. High School News gTUDRHT REPOBTsTM By VOadaea. Malar and Joaa Mole Initiation of sophomores and new students at Senior high was held Wednesday and Thursday with the two leagues and the Order of M is charge. Boys' Initiation was supervised by Leigh Eden, president of Boys' league, and girl initiation was directed by Keysa Wall, chair man. .Dal Niedermeyer, presi dent of th Order of M, was in charge of Kangaroo court. In itiation of tha girls was conclud ed Thursday afternoon when the girls were formally wel comed into Girls' league by Virginia Hammond, president of the league, and her officers. Re freshments were served later. A number of girls ar gaining valuable experience by helping in th office this year. They in clude Margery Feller, Ruth An drews, Jo Ann Humphrey, Bev erly Mee, Marion Tiller. June Wilder. Lillybell Casebolt, Vir ginia Hammond and Luella Arn old. These girls receive on credit a year for their assistance to the office staff. Many girls majoring tn the commercial course take "offic practice" at preparation for their future work. They are given typing, dictation, mimeographing, filing and other work to gain wider ex periences. Also, according to Miss Jo Kirtley, vice-principal, these girls also receive recom mendations for jobs, depending on their ability and efficiency. A Red Cross assembly was held in the auditorium Monday St which time Miss Vera Hum phrey, head of the Red Cross chapter in Jackson county, spoke to the students. She gave a report of what th Red Cross in this community has been do ing and urged the students to participate in the activities of this group. Later Miss Humphrey introduced Frank Grey, field director at Camp White, who pointed out the need tha boys overseas have-for th everyday things we use here, In fact, things that the students can make and send to them. A motion picture was shown which portrayed ths part ether communities were playing in th Red Cross work for th soldiers sbroad. Girls who sucxtxsfully complete this court are given special recommend at inns for library work when they finish high school. Those enrolled this year art) Fanni Sullivan, Vivian Lindquist, Margaret Moulton, Sybil Hagen, Nancy Rinabarger, Jean McDougaU. Jo Ann Adler, Elolta Peyton, Edith Ham, Hazel Kim and Marions Tilley. "Flying Flea" Used By British Forces "'London, Oct 1 UJB DeUfla of th performance of Britain's secret "Flying Flea" were mad public by th air ministry today for th first time, although th plane has been in action on all fronts since the war began. It la used for artillery spotting and observation. Th tiny plane has a rnaxtinuni speed of 125 miles an hour and can take off from roads, fields or wherever there Is a 60-yard runway. It is unarmed and de pends entirely on maneuverabil ity to escape enemy fighters. Ctostsg tuna for Classified ads a. at, Too late to OlaatUy UM p. m. On of the special course of fering actual experiences at Medford high Is ths library science court supervised by Miss Jac Kirtley. . Students who enroll in this course receive training in both meeting the publio and In library technique. MEAT CENTER Opening Date FRIDAY, OCT. 1 231 E. Sixth St. CUBE STEAK MADE TO ORDER 1139' POT ROAST YOUNG TENDER BEEF 25' VEAL STEAK SHOULDER CUTS & 25' rUHtV ICC SAUSAGE Lb. 25 Frash Ground 0C Lb. LJ BEEF WHY PAY CEILING PRICES WHEN YOU CAN BUY FOR LESS? PIANO STUDIO Margaret Osenbrugf 711 E. Main Phon42St THE GSPEL HOUR KMED Changes Ireadcstt Tim Hraftr SAT., 7:30 to 8:00 P. M. HEAR WEATHERFORD Oa "Christ's Second Coming la Prophecy" ATTENTION! ALL CHURCHES Sunday, OsL 3rd Is MEDFORD COMMUHIOH SERVICE and CHURCH MOBILIZATION DAY nr Crmtbebuuti Th Ministerial Atsoelatlon ' Urges sneJ Solicits Every Member Attendance) Give all Churches a great fall start and carry through. Til 14 "HACK TO UlUUCir MOVEMENT INDORSED BY ALL CHURCHES. IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE REPRESENTATIVE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE LISTED BELOW mm-.vxm tvs --srwM llilj.,!,..! a luiui Mi), linn iimi ilivi .l i,iAMN KtT rimtUMNQtVUNTt IJsIiImms ftta ! l tUA. jus. as. SASH A ShHOt , jjir M ,.X.ws.a. tayJ r"( I hi i a ieyi'ewa V ,a aw- ajl f)AM D "Srl tHjftsel. i fttt a (wm -Mn Isanti ti MkRiONP MltlMrvK CX Mill At Alt IKXHS Uv I rKlt flJOvKt if i 'nMnrnrRortmstv t, i,; vVSN XMIV ttltl Ci jran V.ln't ult' -Vv.'a aavZl r- S4. SS, HOC.XN a otv XNrtrnnt'a MfAa evvNX'Si slate. .vl 4aa fta.a MVAVMI eatNTH TWFlnlNsll'Wslltaak ii i i . til iitl.a.it, . .... . Q S "! t ,vj W.-ir rsA o.MH ii aNiti ai HeaaNt MV.tft lMt4 k.MSVH WN tea uai ava rvt I' V 9 H. W Na,HI teMSAW, caatta laki moto Oft.Jr.Av-tv HCMOWM't tttia.HI OlvXUV CUV MIA1 MSJIMI ffl'V.lO.a.Hna. Mtvaw ursaaa LAMPORT'S smi vos a t4Kttv Vaanrj paxo rrcvaj vswsr n..vi wi sea .su H4 au. risi ruNtUt NOMI ,, CSa. yu a. Cue MOKtON MIUINO Ca troiitON moic o Hoteljachorx tuN ni SOOO u.n wm sn cae e f. f t ,.,u Mtrrocd itiHiita. cn SMrecto o t troaaoi CO treerraasarv aosnct DoeetsTK l.Lrvry Gaovta-s Daiay Peooucte G.OQ. tM UNOWKH (At (JT SHtUa StRVKS r. o. ootra LuMtta so. KA.m's -sr shoes tctt csaaa txteaOM mint i eoor STsat 3 CtVStSl WMITf UUSe MT CUNN aiAntiAN ttsirrt sho OUSUtV suvcit (J. Jt. eases aaassnMtaT Oo .of7"'-? Vu-Wau . a (V-xtt i ta ff c&s.tr tttatyaaaa) tlal -KWT axaaMsr Mtoroao tusiNtss could Awry moicx ca sv40 ano OMsano HUMSHtprj SROCMr DANICLS-ROBINSON iMeuaNet etev uaNet MLtNav fj jlaataW SAGOWM auNNQ tax tiu-m coNcarrt eo f2i-a! ipTf sum savta SfwiKG auO4 Cavrt CRATER LAKE LUH8ER CO lxHtArs A. Z. 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