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Newspaper Page TextTHE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Tuesday, July 23, 10.10 g HAPPENINGS IN THE SPORT WORLD PAGE TWO iT "UNCLE IS r IHFLipCE Right Hander Supplies . Needed Quality In Robin' Lineup nr omx bohkrtsox AiMdntn) rrm Kmirt Writer . Uach up to th major tor bis tacond trial. Hollla Thurston. a II. nil strengthened the Na tional rescue pennant hope ol Manacw Wllbert Robinson and hi Brooklyn Robin. With Dasty Vane pltchlnf onlr mediocre ball and th Rob in badly In need ol a food right hander. Thurston appar antlv ha relieved "L' ncl Bobby" oC on lera worry at th Robin rontlnn to ahow trie way th beetle senior elrrntt race. After waltlac until Jon It atart hla tint (am, th former Whit Sox hnrler ha auddenly ran dad Into aenaatlonal form. - - Win b Shatont Taatardar he opened hi third cam of th eaon acatnst th Bravea and turned In an v mar brilliant exhibition, yield' m anlr two hit and no ran. i...t men faced th Brook w barter. Maranvilie. who walked, being thrown out In dnhia nlar. Needle to ear, ,.- nnhina won by S to . v Jutt a Impressive bat In another tyl w th pertorm- . f mil Terry In the Giant i k n victory OTr th Phillies n. Mr flrat bmaa'a aetiv- inMnitMl two bom run. ..ir ' of alntle nd a sacrifice fi. which drotw In th winning the ninth. Although th Robin won. th Cub gained a half gam oa h.i rival by taking a double kaader from the Cincinnati Red. Th eeore of th first gam w nil th atantcap w A' Win Overtime Gam Th Athletic and Tank re newed their American leagu ar gument at Phiiaaeipoia !....tu ukinc a I te I dect- .1.. .fur 11 Innings. To Gor do Cochran goe th credit for driving In th winning rua a lgl but It w Jlmmi Tori with hi twenty-ninth horn run la th ninth that mad It pose vt. lor Cochrane to hat hi rhnci t inn defeated ti aerator of 1T dree and th Brown te git th Whit Sox to t Ttciory. Th Sox wr . ... behind rolsc Into th -i..w kn (MaaeU. Tat and I.vona ont togthr a lngl and donate to win th gam. Cleveland also cam from b vi.a th ninth the defeat natrelt t to . Klom BogMtt, Titer kirltr. brok th deadlock ta th tint halt of th Inning i,a a. horn ran. bat th In dian earn back with two run. Porter sending J. SwU and Jablonowskt aeros th plate .H.k tha needed run with a double. Big League BASEBALL Squeeze Play PLAY mo RUNN ON TH srArn PlTCMrii f peLlveKSJU Striblinff in Line To Challenge Max For Championship NEW LONDON, Conn, July I. (API Thorn B. Douohne. th rkiitmu of th championship commute of the National Boxing association, said today he belletes Young 8trlbllng ha earned me right to challenge Max Schmellng for th world championship. By disposing of Phil Scott In ' eleaa-cut fashion after th mud dled bout between th Briton and Jack Sharkey In Miami, Pla.. Ptrlbllng ha don much to clear th air. Donohu declared today. "Stribllng. on hi showing lilt night, should.be the next oppo nent or Schmellng.' said Dono ho. "He certainly 1 entltlod to a (hot at th championship ahead of Jack Sharkey, who deerre no consideration at all after the mesa he has mad of bis three tbanees. "I'm glad Stribllng ha aban doned bfs safety first methods. It as th only thing that was hold tag him back. Otherwise there an be no donbt as to his ability." Sheriff Wounded In Attempting: to Arrest Murderer HILL CITY, Ka.. Joly it. (API Joyc Blackmaa, aherlff f Graham county, was shot and seriously wounded early today when b attempted to arrest Al fred (Red ) Cummlngs. wanted on a murder charge at North Piatt, Men. Th aherlff, accompanied by Deputy Richard Odle. approach ed Cummtngt and his compan ion, Floyd Huntington, north of llorland, Kansas, bearing a state warrant tor the former's arrest. Cummlngs fired, one bullet striking Sheriff Blsrkmsn near th heart and another penetrat ing hi arm. As Camming fled. Deputy Odle fired at him. He was believed to bar been wounded In the back. Huntington, who was unarm ed, surrendered to th deputy. Cummtng waa arrested here June 14, but later released on a habat corpus writ. Hi re-arrcst was ordered yestarday. par-re ftrrerra Runner BY ' Boutin Bail .x- -a af 1 I .(iHIMIMa Stribling Tosses Caution to Winds and Smashes Way Into ' Forefront As Heavy Prospect lit At, UKMAiit-Si Former Pitcher. .New Vork Gianta Th 'qas" ply Is P'y only to b nsed ta a clo ball gam la th later Innings when it looks Ilk on ran will win th ball gam nd ther 1 on mn out. Th runnr oa third base, by a prearranged alga with th bat ter, usually tha latter a regular "hit and run'' alga, knows In adranc what ball tn saner Intend to hunt and starts la for th plte lust belor or lust as lb pitcher is delivering the ball. Almost any kind of a bunt cores him. aa he Has a nying start from third has. Th dan ger la th play of eoar l th batter missing -th. bell 1Jr' the rn liner and th batter getting their ign mixed. slant bK leagu managers bar th runner taking a flying start, wall other P1.,",,' hlca meant mat " basrunnr I loosing wr w play, h can crmbl back t third If th baiter misses th bit Tha anooslng pltehr a;.. ....v... ..mrailt are looking n m.v and can break U up by throwing a ball th. battM head that he eaanot reach. There foro the ign btwtn th bet- . ..d runner mast not do Series, another will appear rrav II n ....rrj ha arrpand I , Uloatrated leaflet oa -Bat- tine" wnlcn ne wui a '"J Joinr reader reqneeUa - Ad Sreas AI Demaree la care oftW. neper, Ja nw ielfiddreea, Mjunpe.1 eetelope. LONDON. July J (AP) W L. (Young) Stribllng has totted aside the caution that utd to mar hit efforts la th ring and smashed hit way one more Into th forefront of rhallengera tor th hearyweight chantplonthlp. Just tire weekt after hi sen satlonal one-round knockout of Olto Von Porat. lantorn-Jawed Norwegian. Stribllng stormed through the weak detenaes of Phil Scott, Kngllth champion. In Wimbledon stadium laal nlKht. floored th Louduu fireman four timet In th flrtt round and knocked him out In th tecond. A crowd of 35.000 roared ap p rural ot th Ueorgtau'a ferocious attack and Jeered their fallen champion at the fatal count found him anting on the flxor of til ring and vainly trying to get to hla feet. Heatr Favorite Stribling had been a hoary tatorlt to win but few expected the Macon lvy to .urn In o workmanlike a Job ot lu The American leaped to th attack with th first bell, nerer gate Scott a chance to make at of hi undoubted noting skill, flailed aar at lb Briton's body with an educated lett hand and had him groggy and ataggerlug almoat before th bout had started. "Pitiful." "disgusting." "hu mlllaUng." th press called th bout today, making no attempt to Tlndicat Scott. "H waa outclassed, outboxed and out. punched," Sporting Life' ex pert tttd. who added 8trlbllug was th "best and clertrett hearyweight In th world, not tceptlng Schmellng." Among the Hinging comments on Scott' showing wt th fol lowing from th Kipreai "British boxing ha been la the mod before but ne'er to much aa latt night. Stribllng. ot course, is due for pralt but tea that pralae Is leaaenrd by th remembrance he had nothing to beat." . . . Kour Knockdown In Klrtt It wat apparent early In the flrtt round Stribllng wat out to end the match at quickly t pottlbl. lie emathed Scott all oter th ring, ntlng left boot almost xclulrely. Before th round waa orer he had Scott oa th floor tor counta ot fir, leren and nln and th Briton wat reclining oa th cnra for th fourth tiro when th ball cam to th rescue. The second round was only t mlnut old whea Stribling rifled home a right to th Jw and a thundering lett hook to the body that ttnt Scott to the floor for th long count. Scott, aa agon- lied expression on hit face. Quickly got to on knc. ralnly tried to rite at nln and tell bark oa hla haunches ss th referee counted tea. Stribllng welghtd It. Scott tot. Gertrude Ederle, Conqueror Of English Channel, Wonders If Great Effort Is Justified CORBKTT LEADING CON TENDER NEW YORK. July 19, (AP) The California boxing commission notified the New York boxing eommtsslon that It considered Young Corbett III of Fresno, Cel., th leading contender for the wel terweight title, held by Young lack Thompson. . Wlthla the last aiz months Corbett. baa defeated two holder of the crown la non lltalar bout. Hwnev to Strike At Comeback 1 rail NEW YORK. July J. U-T Tom Heeney, brawny and blacksmith, strike the come- K.b. trail tonlgnt in a i -'"""- K-... .iih Gerald tTuffy) Grit- tithe, heary pnnooing tm' from sloux City. Iowa. They bat tle orer the ten-round rout at th Queens bo ro stadium. r-.t. ha wins or make a good bowing the boat may mark the end ot Heeney -iot., New Ze lander hs howa utue sine hi terrtfie lacing t the hand of oen lunney " - year ago. Grliiiio ruiee a u' tarorit In oTer-nlght quoutlons. with little or no Heeney mono . erldence at any price. Caddying No Job For Golfing Champ MINNEAPOLIS, July It. (AP) ddvint Is hardly in seepm with the dignity of golf cham pion. Therefore. Horton Smith. professional 01 i-rtuntou. -" has lost a good caddy for th 10, ooo. open tournament scheduled for St. Paul Angust 15-17. Pat Rawrer. 17-year-old caddy- eoifer. Minneapolis, won the state amateur tournament at Rochet ter, Minn., latt week. When smun wa at Minneapolis for the Ns t tonal open three week go Yonng Sswyer promised to caddy tor him at the St. Panl open. But now Pat hat daciaea to Be come a contestant In th Open. SETS STRDtE-OCT RECORD CHICAGO. July z. (AP) Charlie Root, Cub pitcher, has "t setton strikeout mark lor na tional league pitcher to Or at. In defeating Cincinnati yester day Root struck out It men, one more than the prerlnu best sea son effort made by Wild Bill Hal lahan of the Cardinals, In his first appearance of the campaign against the Cub. The victory was Root's twelfth of the year, and broke the Reds' Jinx orer the Cubs after fire straight defeats. By LORKNA HICKOK RYS, N. Y.. July . ( AP) She teaches immlng la a Board walk pool, a b rented young wo man with a determined grin. Unless yoa raise yonr role she cannot hear yon, and look at yoa with aa expressloa that has em :rrassmnt. bewilderment, fear. ' rrots th back of her bathing . lettered: UKRLB." .nr year ago this august Ger--i . de Ederle swam the Engllth channel and came home to recelte a Broadway welcome, congratula tory message from President Coolidg and Oorsmor Smith, and raadaTlll offer said at th time to amount to nearly $1,000,000. "Wasn't Worth While" Today ah pushed her hair back behind her ear a gesture char acteristic since ahe began to lose her bearing two year ago as a re sult of those 14 hours In the Eng llth ehsnnel end said a little wistfully: "It wasn't worth while." "I'm not sorry I did It- Only if I'd known how It wss going to be. that I'd lose my hearing I dont think I'd bste done It. It It wasn't worth It." Four year ago Gertrude Ederle rode ap the bay on the Macom and np Broadway In an open car, while crowds cheered and tlcLr-tape and paper snow filled the .-. "Sometime I kind of wonder It all that really happened to roe," she said slowly. Song Cheer Her But sometime at dances th orchestra play "Let Me Call Yoa Sweetheart, tne song 1 kept hum ming while I was in tha channel th song th bands played when I cam boa. "And than It all sort of comes back to me again, and I have to aneak away or somebody will see me cry. A year ago latt ran. at tne end of two yean In Taudrrllle. Ger trude hearir.g began to fall. Latt winter the conld not hear at all. It's better Bow. but already her rolre ha begun to take on. the flat quality of the voice of the deaf bare. The doctors say It was the swim that did It," ahe said, "plus tbos two terribly atrennon years when I ws In th water too much and aerer bad any chance to rest." When Gertrude came back from about th large turns of money ah was to recelt tor this and that and of th rait ot th Ederle family to affluence and luxury. Those things dldnt materiallie. Henry Ederle, her father, till! runs his prorltton star. Th EJ arlet (till lit In th Bronx, and Gertrade tea ones swimming In a Boardwalk pool at Rye. She'd Ilk a job at sum New York club next winter. "I did earn about 1150.000 In rauderlll," the said, "but I got leu tbn ISO. 000 ot It mytalf. I'm not kicking. It wss Jnst my hard luck. No on gyped me, but those two years on the road coat an awful lot. "All I got out ot my raadtrlll earnings and didn't hare to spend oa my ear I t mrettea. on n Isn't enough, end. anyway, I'm j only ti- You can't Jott quit whan you're 14. ; "What I'd Ilk would be for i tome on to build a pool and may- ! be name It after me and let me be head Inttructor ther. But I gnets It wonld be pretty herd to get ny ! backing now." Pelz Awarded Nod' Over Dolan After Ten Rough Rounds PORTLAND, Or., July tl (A P) lienor Pell and Mickey Dolan. Portland's flashy light weights, titled another furlout 10-rouud bout at th auditorium her latt night. This tlm Plt waa awarded th decltlon by a narrow margin. Dolna scored lh only knockdown of th coutttt In th tenth round, whn h tank a right trots under th chin. Fell went to his kueet. hut wss up before Keferv Tom Louttlt could start a count. In their latt meeting, which ended In a draw, each acored lo knockdown! agalntt the other. It was an other glv and Uk affair latt night, but th pa. tired Dolan in th latter rounds. Petl weighed 113 pounds, 'Dolan ?. Newsboy Rsyos Tiger Johnny llniuon. th lighting ntwtboy, scored s knockout or Tlgor Mctilon In th second round. Eddl rdltmto. th Eskimo southpaw, knocked out Soldier Dtgutlt, Vancouver Barrack, la th third round. Tuffy Wing, ttteran Atblnt scrapper, look a hard six-round batlU orer Jo Colfman. Buffalo. They ar Junior welterweight. Johnny Carrey, won a clot four-round declaloa over Johnny auiu in in curtiin-ralter. NATIONAL l.K Kit K By the AamrUted l"re . W L Brooklyn ..5 Chicago - , ft New York St. Loula Pittsburgh Boston .tt -41 -41 -44 Cincinnati 4) Philadelphia it AMKBICAX LKAOl E 0 Pet. .411 .( .(43 .(11 .479 .443 .4(3 .141 Pet. .470 .401 .141 .(10 .4( .417 .404 .341 ADMIRAL AT RAITA CH1CAOO. July t. (AP) Admiral Gary T. Grayton haa com to Chicago to atsltt la th Stewardi' stand during th re mainder of the Arlington Park meeting. Admiral Grayson Is aa honorary Steward. Pbtledtlphla Vshlngtoa New York . Clerelsnd . Detroit . Chicago . St. Loula .47 ( ( ..(! .47 .40 -40 Boston 5 L TENNIS CLUB PLANS DANCE AUGUST 22ND FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Mew York: Frankl Genaro of Nw York outpointed Darey Adel man of Philadelphia In ten round. Rddle Buhl of Jacksoarlll, Pla.. outpointed Plnkey Sllrtrbehd of New York In ten round. Jersey City: Harry Csrlton of Jersey City outpointed Bab Her man of New York In ten round. Charlotte. N. C: Dewey Klra rey of Norwood, N. C knocked out Roy "rthT" Lumpkin of Texas In the tenth. Rochester. N. Y.: Abe Lichen stela of Rochester outpointed rarmer Joe Cooper of Terre Haute, Ind., la ten rounds. Jackie Kornef of Loulsrllle, Ky.. out pointed Jimmy Born of Seotltnd In tlx rounds. Chicago: Mite Ramm of Nor way outpointed Joe Miller ot Chi cago In ten rounds. Det Moines: Eddl Anderson of Chicago flopped Urban Lib erty of Lake (ty, Iowa In th fifth. Tiger Roy Williams of Chi cago outpointed Charles Arthurs Europe there were many stories of Boston In ten round". NEW TONIC 010 f,i HAIR AND WONDERS FOR SCALP Pot Remit I'te Herald Class Ads ' THE DOCTORS SAT FOt ACHES & FOR RHEUMATISM OVER-EXERCISE EXPOSURE OR OLD ACE USE HIKE MARTIN'S LINIMENT aiLlir OTEl NICHf PAIHS (wV tUtCS MAMTUI Considerable ' Dandruff," Itching 'and BIctdin; Scalp and Her Gray Hairs AH Vanish After' Using Lea'a Hair ' Tonic,' ANOTHER LADY'SAYS IT IS . WONDERFUL SHE SAYS ,-j,-Xtre. 'Mr scalp was rn terrible eondl tiea and broken eat badly, and eon. eiderable dandrna? worries) tee. Beside that, I had quit a few Cray hair, ao I bega atiag Lea' nair jeaic, and ay me time 1 had ased the tint bottle my scalp fell asecn aetter, ana alter tour months I found aiy scalp la perfect condition, and all dandruff and gray fcair f one, It is wonderful aad I aaa sending a photo o yea caa see how nice and beanti'nl my hair la, taanfca to Lea'," writes Mrs. Sabfna Vila. tW lllh Are. is si pa, ria. Whether ane'a hale U "t.UmA. red, aabara er let black make nol erence in uung Lea'. Dally osaarfnr of the araln mrltk a fear dree bring the ecalp, hair reoul and circulation Inte Itnmi ditiea and gradually the gry l)ilrtl tnra back to their oMtlaie youth ful color, ao matter the age. Ne ttaia er d its greet ble featare. One may defy erea th expert te detect it ase. Thensand of fasti dious mea and women a Lea' Hir Tonic Grsy aaira, dandruff, or ecalp trouble ar a detriment' socially or In business. Cray hair- ed folk look maay years roanger and better groomed ia a few week : time. If willing te giro It a trial1 obtain, a bottle at the nearest drag store. Apply if desired te a small. hiddea spot a few week. If skepti cal, and note results. If th drag- aiat hasn't Lea's. nd dollar hi L check er money order te Lea'a To, le C, Brentwood, Md. Satbfae-1 tor result la six weeks er money refunded without quibble er que-.' tie. - NORTHLAND Transportation Company To all points North East and West for OareaJeare Economy, Safety and Dependability "HIDE THE NORTHLAND' PAOfl 999 Terminal Stage Depot 830 Klamath Ave. Union Stage Committee Prepare For Social Event at Hotel Willard Ball Room A commute ot th teuult club It working oa details ot th big lentil danc to bo held at th Willard Hotel ballroom probably oa Angutt tt. Th committee eoaiiitt ot Clifton Richmond, A. A. Autlln. Cordon Dixon, Pearl Coltlttsr, and Kathtrln Day lord. Meantime th ttnnlt ltdilar nimbr ar gayly challenging auu piariug. inuiratlona ar. that ther will b om nw blood on th ttnnlt team for lh next tournament, rinltrion hat fought hla way up from the noitom. to lllh pier br win ning out ot I mntcbee. It took him two matches to beat Merryman. and then Glackmer ttopptd him. Boyd I going un. harm won t and lott non to ftr. Beth ha the tame record Richmond la etcond plr and haa atood olf th attack of both Hatting and Hula, who are Jutt below him. Dlion hss msnsged to work np from Ulh plac to fth. Miss Johnston caused torn turprla by winning from 1'tarl Collltter and going Into 4lb place oa the ladle ladder. Mrs lllttt ha challenged hlra. Dlion and If th wins will stp Into first place. IJbrary Adds Guide Th city library has sddtd s ItSO lawn tennis guide to their list ot hooks. This book con tains th official rult of the gam. The latest ladder recruit It Mist lotlth, Mint rirller and Mrs Hall. It 111,- m.t tl.tMk Iterant niatrhe reaulltd In lh loiiowing tcoret: llltrkiner tt Flnltyinn t-l, l-l; Klchinnnd tt Hull (-4, t-l: Beth tt Itndl 1-0, t-0; Doyd t Chrlttophereoa 1-0, -; Richmond Tt iUttlngi t-t, 1-1. Mitt Rlrhardinn t Mill lum ber -T. I t; Mlia Johntton vi Ullly llrsttnn, Th active lad der standing! follow: Rbhertanu, lllrhniand, llatl lngt, Hull, Dlion, Walktr, Hall, t'arltr, ghthorn, lllacknitr, Wll on, rinlayaon, Mtrrrmtn, Aut lln. Gentry, Klllolt, Derby, Hhtr wan, Cbrlatopheraon, llord. Cue. man, llllta. Hth, Ijindlt, Kloyd. Howtll, Crawford, Currln and llrallon. Th ladles Isdder: Mr. Dltnn, afra 1IUII tlu in.. Johntton, Mint 1'oarl Co'lllattr. nuns hi. i.uiuaier, auriuiu wort ley. Sybil Hani her. Mra. l.amhert. Mlat Itlrhardton. Mrt. Derby. 1'earl Collltter 7-1. l-; Mr. DerhT VI KlUa flmllh t.rt t.l- Mlt ridli-r tt Mrs. Hall t-I. at V-ll Kdanger OF NEGLECT aserrtieiele, CeUtta, Caattt- a(la ltd Celea llsr are lltic i yowr saw Dea't ntglert th tUghttet ktaVa tisa of Rectal t Colo dltorder. It may lead te Mr lout eomplaaatain, Impalriiui your aerrae truest, vi tality and general health, la the put layeartoer won fgVsl treat meat hat rtlleted Ikawaaadt ef tul ftrtra. Wrtte.catt er nhaae ler ear r'HKB booklet ellanwsaanea. Rtw- .UtaaaavnaurkableCUAKANTl. Dr. ClIA5.sI.DEAN J RECTAL COLON. n.lNIC ggaaaiejl arm cwwracatt nrniaMattniHiiwpwni i rtUPMONC ATWATIR (Ml attakTSO oericse t Lot AnoilO PILES EASY -TO GET RID f NOWADAYS SUMMER EXCURSION FARES EAST 1 las, ti ' " dfc ThttwintrnerocivifToiRjfrlicMituf hH who hove never before traveled by motor coach ere ducovering the remarkable loving and add ed pieosore of that ideal vacation travel wuy.Syrnororcoocb yoa go farther and tee more ... it eotti yoa less. And not a tingle travel comfort li sacrificed. tAtlMAl 110 Klamath Are. Phone tit PACIFIC CREyHqUND f 'ii iti i n'r kaef baent ataat ttrasl It el pea H.AWOtTra..trVtae. f Meet ahe tea rratdaA t ' tUattat. Nee bo klei end eeamlttt Infer tenet raltfl ha) amateltt. tta. Asfraw ThousandYAre Troubled for Years and Tell of Quick mdEaayRellef, INEXPENSIVE REMEDY " COSTS ONLY A75 .CENTS 'Tm'ee'Wppy'and grateful at being free el my eld Pile trouble I'm writing yea te use my same if yoa want to, d retires H. H. Nordajta retired fanner ef Bufftl Renter. Iowa. "I had the Itching bleeding ptlnful kind nd I had them bad. I eed all kind of ultra bnl foattd practically n re lief anlil I ttw Colac Pile Pill ad rertised In th paper and got ome. rhot Pilta started doing t good lh II rat dsy, and I had ne Ireubl tfttr I atee the tnt lit bottle, bat I kept a (ting three bottle In alt. and I am free it all sign of my eld Pile troubles. I tort at thankfal and recewsiend Celat Pill whrrevtr I learn ef somebody suffering I formerly to If trod," continued Mr. Nordmta. t Theassnds ef mea aad women tnlfrring with varlea farm et Pile hive been happy le tnd aires, suppositories, etc ar ae longer required. J wat a couple ef Colac Pill Piles with swallow of water each meal b) sll needed for eaick relief. Druggist here ar aathortted te sell en posltiv gur aate of atlafartion er money back wlthoat qaibbl er gnettlon. Or ared 75c In tmn or coin to (olsc Chtaical Ce. Brentwood, Md, Through SERVICE TiOM Kluruth Fitlt, Southctn Pacific often throuph service to Omaha tnd Chicago and the uuest scmcc bj boms, to Dcnvef, Kinut Gtr, St Louii and Chicio. The low lummcr toundtriw rc on ule dtily until September JO. Return limit October 31. At t cent but little more than the regular tummer fare, jrou un double die cn.rrnent ol rout uip by goin( East via the OvggLAND Rout !' and returning via thcGoLDE.N Stati Routi through t lucago, Kansu Gff tnd Los Anecle or the Sun jn Houti through New Otleans, El Pto, Los Aneelej and hiu Fnnciico, of die Shasta Roots through the Pacific Nonhweat Some examples of low roundrips via Alturat: ATLANTA. OA. BOSTON, MASS, . . CHICAGO, ILL. . . CLEVELAND, OHIO. 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