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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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NEW YORK, July 18 (P) Be
cause of the great demand tor
luuiutui uncut xii uiu auum uus
may iry to put inrougn a non-
eastern loop when it meets this
tome particularly loud moans be-
uaiuc a lew ux ius nuaiwco nana
lerrea uieir allegiance io ooum
thy, who had so much trouble
Louisville infield that played 232
uuiisucuuvc gmues wuuuui auu-
stitution. The string was broken
; June Atf itfil, wiieii uunuiiy
uorriden, now a Dodger coach
Manager Tex Sullivan argues
that New York now owes Heavy
weight Lee Oma a Garden main
- ; -
Hugo Bezdek, former Pirates'
manager and Penn State football
the proposed changes in the grid
X UIc5. J. 11C IUU1C uuciwunp ail'
. x A 4.u. x :i j
UiUlUJis yuu titrate un mc iieiu
4Ua UnttnM fViA ffomn will VA "
P. S : It was Bezdek who once
suggested seveiwnnuig oaseoaii
games with four outs in each in
ning, just to bring more players
Fox Ousts
Doerr From
Batting Lead
NEW YORK, July 18
Stan Musial of the St. Louis
Cardinals held first place by a
three-point edge in the National
lengue batting race today, but
Pete Fox squeezed past team
mate Bobby Doerr of the Boston
Bed Sox to take over the lead
in the American loop after 13
weeks of action.
.' Dixie Walker of Brooklyn
closed in on Musial who lost 12
points during the week . but the
Cardinals outfielder had the edge
Of total . hits, 108 to 107, with
each at bat 305 times. Phil
Weintraub of the New York
Giants trailed the leaders in
third place with .330. Figures
included games, of. July 18...
the ladder, permitting Fox to
uine a iwo-pomi margin witn nis
OOP mi n . n
.ui, average. ne rtea sox
right fielder, now playing his
12th big league season, never
has come close to the hit titla
although his lifetime average s
.9.QP. Thiirman Txplrp.. r .u.
Chicago White Sox held third
nnninn onn 1 . .
puiuuuu ai, ,ou una spent me
nrcciwciiu uxx we Denca.
Golfers Arrive
For Utah Open
The Wood You Love to Touch
wxib, uu vou xitive irouDie qeiiinq a manr uoei your hair
ot wuv auu am ywui ivom iiiib&iimr tx mis genTiemBn is prov
inq, all vou need to bo irresistible is a skin of hickory. The gen
tleman shown is Harvey Storey, regular shortstop for the navy
baseball team, and he has aood reason to love that bat. In Sun-
ay tjaiuv m jiecretmon parte wiin me xneaiord craters he
banged out a double and a triple in four times at bat to help
the naw in Id r 7 win.
Oriii Loses
To Willie Pep
BOSTON. Julv 18 &) Four
years ago, as an unknown, Willie
Pep, the Hartford, Conn., boxing
master, rpnpivprt SI n rnntiH fni-
sparring with Manuel Ortiz, but
today the former, who went on to
win all but one of 76 bouts, fig
ured he earned almost $1000 for
every mree minutes spent in
nntiinl (.nmhnt Dffainef ttiaf un4ic
putea Dantamweignt cnampion.
Those titlists, for Pep is rec
ognized in New York as the
catch-weights clash before 9759
ai craves iieia lasi nignt ana tne
inaruora Italian, tnanKs to his
nrpnratp lpff iahhinff anA flor
footwork, made his onetime em
pioyer iook like a tyro.
rfTt K kk onan on mm tn
dominate seven of the in rnunric
against Ortiz.
But Pep was seldom within
range when Ortiz, who hails
from El Centro, Calif., cut loose
with his lusty body hooks. The
oniy times tne Mexican im-
eighth rounds, when Pep had to
uiuyuie out oi aanger. ep
really cut loose during the last
two rounds anH aaxra flrti. nn
impressive ooxmg lesson.
Parks, Morelli
Meet in Armory
MW&fJt? CITY' -July 18
Itr) Ciolfers began arriving to-
J "c 1 wpen wnicn
opens Friday on the 6575-yard
. ."uu6m uuurse witn SZ500
marly,r.aiv,a,lswer? Sid Har-
C "uu "aua, wash, pro
who is here for the 19th consecu-
m it -i "A r o elson and Har
old (Jug) McSpaden, who be-
."i. jua,, jiave won open tour
naments in a half-dozen or more
cities this season and George von
".w nueacs, iormer Na
tional Amateur champ who plac
ed fourth last year.
Harmanwill be seeking his
first win. He tied with Giorge
SSiSaiy last
u 1C cnu ui it noies but
i me piayon.
146 Turn Out For
Notre Dame Team
-SOUTH BEND, Ind., July 18
i? " e "ane, last year's national
....wwwcisjoie lootoau
champions, opened summer grid
tiiauuue yesteraay with the larg
est turnout of any midwest uni
, .Coach Ed McKeever counted
u tanaiaates mcluding four
sHprV Parke iha Pnnnj:nn ijux
- - wnjiouiOU IJgllt.
heavvweieht wrptimc :vhQrn.
pion, will meet Tony Morelli in
r. iiihw,ii iiua cii,
the armory, Wrestling Promoter
xvxduit xjuiara announced today.
Parks put on a crowd-plea sin
exhibition nf skillful u-rflt(i.
a couple of weeks back when he
i wo out oi inree falls to
iaavo J&atonen, who is wrestling
in thp main ouont iUi,
Kir iT . H"8 tVCCA.
Morelli is listed as a tricky grap-
jjici wnu a mean streaK a mile
long.
Thp nnpnpr this uiAnl. i :
fought between Bulldog Jackson
and a newcomer, Tex Hauger.
Hauser hasn't wroctlori ,n xri
ath for about five years, but he
has been traveling all over the
countrv in f hp mo9nt;rn t
ills last annparanpo hoco
prite hold was a powerful head-
xjunaog jacKson has been
a favorite of Klamath grappling
fans for vpars hnf nnt t
the wrestlers thpnr;ph;oc
much love for him.
Richards Takes
Northwest Title
TACOMA. .Tlllv lfl Vr.rr.
don Richards, Seattle,- is holder
sional golfers' championship to-
lJ.1T ftnA 1 U .....11. XT- ' 1
j auu LUgClllCl Willi INCH
Christian of Spokane and Chuck
Conednn. Tarnma urtll ranmcoiit
the northwest in the National
riiA tourney at Spokane August
Richards put together rounds
of 73 and 72 to finish a stroke
aneaa ot Christian and Congdon
who were tiea lor second.
Charllf .Tpffprcnn nf 13.an.ni.
ton was last among the 12 pros
Willi till OO-IO -104.
Congdon was elected president
of the sectional PGA for the
aevenui successive year. Other
uuicers are oy Moe, Spokane,
vice nrpctHont. T3nu . r n.
, uuu uunuiiy.
sei-reiary-treasurer; Rich-
.na, uvcdr trustee; Tea liong.
Worth. Portland a... i
Ray Hall of Tacoma completes
uuoiu ui trustees.
Twilight Tear
Whips Pensize
w u uinviue unie race
adriPri Ayf- Saturday's 550,000
will be noting moreC ffiSSg:
, ir """""a"?n lor Pensive,
the Kentucky Derby and PreakI
neSS Winnpr hv hit, . 1 . . .
mate, Twilight t""'"
Warren Wright's crack filly
yesterday whipped champion
Pensive for the second time with-
5m?1th and. scored her 10th
straieht trmmnh
$5000 Is6latoursewhich8wal
a ladies day crowd of 17.500
were concerned. -".auu
p?et1t.i,nguSom5thinS of a preced-
pain . oiuciais
announced some four hours be
fore the four-horse , race there
would be no wagering. .
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
T,J?yTJle Associated Press
tt . " fFniic .rep, lzii.
Hartford, outpointed Manuel Or-
titfe) - il Won
WASHTvnTriivr a
ry, 143, Washington, stopped
-DiuuKiyn, y.
NORFOLK, Va. Chalk v
,, ; ' . r. -"eeies, stop
ped John Cockfield, 1268,. New
AL'NT2WN- Pa Joe Per
alta, 142, Tamaqua, Pa., out
pointed Abie Kaufman, 138, Phil-
Tigers Aid
Browns;
Stop N. Y.
Dnfrnif ftift i Laiiii
Curse On Yankees; Nobody
Bothers National Leaders
Associated Pren Soorti Writer
Toss out the Detroit Tii?nrs
ana you a una the XMew York
AuimLVd it J uub 11VI1V ill
Anieriran lnnmtA nnrl tlm InnHinct
St. Louis Browns scraDuine to
aiy in me iirst aivision.
The Tigers rest in a fifth place
Ha OnH 1,0.A moIn nt.l.t n.mn.!nn
" H.iu .in . vi iimuu V! 1 1 1 uiiaUil
al spurts toward the head of the
class hilt 'thpv hairn hnnn 'tte.
ins" to the Brownies while cast-
ine thp pvit PVP nn thp MpPortht.
clan.
As Luke SeWell's nipn nnrl
New Yorkers, the 1-2 clubs of
tne junior loop, open an import
ant 4-game series tonight in St.
Louis, after an nnpn Hatp in
both big leagues, the Brownies
2-game edge can be credited to
the Tigers and their pitching
icam ui xiai iewnouser and
uizzy Trout.
In 14 starts aoninct thp 1nnjn
Detroit has won only 3 but they
imve iuuiiu me law cnamps a
natural, hpatin ihpm 1 1 1
Chicago also has been rough
uu ine xhuks dui easy for St.
Louis and a positive pushover
for the Boston Rprf Qnv
into tonight's game with a record
' i siraisnt victories over the
Of thp fnnr rrt i
-- w. . V.11 1
of the first division, the Yanks
oic .we umy team to play better
than .500 ball gainst top row op.
nositinn.
In thp Matinnal 4K r 1 : ,
--- '", iite waiuiliuis
i.o.c me urop on every other
club including a 11-0 bulge on
the f:nifnfTrt PnU
Charley Grimm's charges have
wwuiiteu uui oi me cellar and
are only four games out of the
Altai, uivisiorit
With nn 1 1 l.srima
both PithnrVh" t7Xn,l"f" S
- - r r " . wiiiwitiiiaii.
the Rprf Rirrfc htura itu r 1
v . . "r "Hie w zear
desnitp thp lrtcc- nt n
L wud UCUlgC. 1V1UI1
ger and the impending departure
xi uami.- xsiiiy south
worth has linnmrorarl nn.n
starter m "Bhx" Donnelly who
mom urat iime out.
uuuwj me opposi
tion off the stand tonight when
? UI;nY S1X scheduled con
tests will be played under the
arcs ann ihn nfhai. ...jii i ...i 1
- win uc a twi
light affair in unlighted Briggs
omuium at ietron.
Cody Kids Not
To. Enter Meet
j ,m" iiuueuc ciuds fam
ed "Codv K!rf" will t i.
the annual Pacific Association
oemor swimmmg championship
at San Francisco July 30.
Cnaph -Tapir Hnrir nu t ; .
. uuj aaiu ills
aquatic stars will concentrate on
fnuays uregon state Outdoor
mcci, una men go on tne the Na
tional A A tt rt,.nAH i
-- wuuuui event
August 18-20 at Kansas City, Mo.
nit siaie event will begin at
Osween lalrp at 9 nVUnlr Tr-;,
with Bert Johnson as referee and
starter, judges are Lyle Palmer,
Ed McCarthy, and Art Marke-
Wll.
ZURITZ ALMOST WELL
MEXICO riTTV Tnl ia in,
Joan Zuritz, NBA lightweight
Doxing cnampion, said today he
eApecis to ngnt again in zo days.
He accidentally shot himself in
the hand a month ago.
BIG BASS TAKEN
MARSHFIELD, July 18 (P)
Strinpr anrl hitr-mpotu u..
uiuuill UON
weighing up to 15 pounds are
being taken from the Coos river.
Leads Batters
1 f
OUR MEN AND WOMEN
1 i, 1 1
r
Pnln Fnv lii lulrpn np l,p
oatting leadership ot tne Amer-
average. Fox, who plays for (he
soiion noo aox, noias a two.
noint . mnrain nvnr his liMin.
mate, Bobby Doerr.
North Loses
7-1 Verdict
To South
Portland-Seattlo Combino
WolloDPrl bv Hnllvwnnrl.
. 1
jan Francisco Aggregation
By The Associated Press
Portland and Seattle, who
teamed last nieht in lncp a 7i
verdict to the combined San
Francisco-Hollywood aggregation
in a war pharittpc pnnlnct in Qp
attic, exchange last week's oppo-
aiuuii luiiiui wiin ouii rriincisco
meeting tne itainiers ana llouy-
wnnfl prnccinff hate wit), T3rt,tlnn1
m i-uciiic t,oiisi league puiy.
In other league play lending
iuKiana meets ine ceiiar-awei-ling
giant killers, Sacramento, on
thn Annpn linmn fictA T nr A
gelcs opens against San Diego
wiin u aouuicneancr tomorrow.
Tn last nictUi'c nhoi-if.,
ai, ..in v iiignto iiniii; Luiuui
the south broke through for two
runs m tne tnira inning ott be
atttp Hnrlpr TTrank Tinpnn whnn
Pnftl'anl'e ITranlr Clinnn ml
judged a fly that fell for a double
in aeeu iuil iiuiu. rour more
runs crossed the plate for the
winncro in thp fnnrtk utliAn Dni-(.
land's Joe Sullivan gave up three
singles ana several walks.
The northerns failed to tally
until the eighth when Al Libkc
oi oeaitie aouDiea, movea up un
molested and scored on Port
land s Larry Barton's fly,
Decision Promised
n Kahut-Turner Go
pnnTT.ANn .Tniu 1a iim
Thp thirH timp ic thp pharm
according to the adagci the
Portland boxing commission and
tne managers ot Joe nanut
Woodhurn. and- Tnn Tnrnpp
Portland negro.
The two claimants to the
Oregon light-heavyweight box-
in& phamninnshin will tannin
for the third time July 28 and
an parties agreed yesterday
there must hp a Hpplcinn Thp
previous two meetings have rc-
.11-J ! J
auiieu in araws.
' r . Jft
Pvt. dnnrnn Cnrlnn
T.AKEV1KW lJvl r.pnrKo V.
r.'il-lnn ii uiwmrlii,,. hie fi i I ,,i 1 1 r K
,.v....... ..... .... ........
at Sumnicr lake with his par
Ion. Iiulurtcri into the nrmv in
Jnnunry, 1944, Pvt. Cnrlon was
recently assigned to the arm-
nMJ I..l..inrt .......
Ivivn i. jiiii;i i iv i ll ll(lllllll) l..i
ter at Fort Knox, Ky., wlierc
nc is studying to ucconic a itiiiK
UllVL'l
7
Tho nnn thinif thnt on imitA
men of all races is the gospel
ui peuce, ine oniy genuine re
la tinnch in hnturonrt hiimon Un
ings that can keep them hu
man. Rev.' Paul Sherer, New
iuiK, pastor.
The Jananese marhinp minnorc
are very gooa. Ttiey wait un
til you are almost on top of
tnem hpfnrp thov ctarf fifi
nui- i "
iuuese uurporai
Good Mark
Kreisler Plays
Over Radio .
NF.W Vfmir T..i.. ip ,
Fritr K-rSi.ip. ' "K1 ..-
. j r wiiu nas with
stood for years appeals for him
to perform on the airwaves, bow
iL,!?""? oi ,n,is admirers
brnanpSa.f Ve "'5 "dlO
' The famed -violinist appeared
on "The TeleDhone Hnr w-i1
PCffl,NBCi',,aj,in8 t a crowd-"
SpIjia ii audle"Se as well as the
tSt "stfnew- He seemed much
.icicpica in proaacast proced-
Classified Ads Bring Results.
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Northwest Faces Many
Postwar Problems, Says
WPB Vice Chairman
PORTl.ANn n.p T.,i.. m
The nnrtWr-Vr .1 lT
population faces greater post-war
Problems than anv nthn 1:
- - "yj vmci ocuiiun
ine uaiiun, maury Maverick
war production board vice chair
man, saia nere today.
He outlined a 10-point program
hie pica, in an address to the
chamber of commerce. It was-
pitiz'.'Jfou can'Liive off dams
altogether, nor off free enterprise
altogether; you need both."
2 Multiple rental system for
small businesses.
3 Prosecution of anti-trust
and anti-monopoly laws to elim
inate unfair business practices.
ulcus IQ eet
small manufacturers into produc-
5 Prnmnt eptflpmnHA i
i nj-vwwiiciii in con
tract tprmmgf nn. ,
, .......unuua iu prevent
widespread bankruptcy and slow-
oy-Financial service for small
business on the FHA plan.
j..- i Hna nreaking
down of small properties.
" encouragement of small
business through a system of In
CentlVP taxation
..B Technical assistance at the
oi smau Dusincss.
10 Participation in and un
derslanding of foreign affairs
by the American people.
Maverick and a group of spec
Ja1" ourl, small business
g;auis nere toaay. He earlier had
discussed a nmnigi it
great east-west highways, with
miip 8 , ana suw. and
fhm i o'sq1are aArport 31 each of
the 18 intersections.
He nrpdiptpri tht- r .
would hold Nearly all of its v?aT
time population, and would add
to it the returning war veterans.
Aide
T.AicrcviEW 1.1 i li
Campbell, former district graz-
ipr at r.nkntintl. to oiniinnnn l
, r --.--', i nililiunuil ui
the Lakcview naval auxiliary
uidiiuii UN mi nirip in I .r .1 h'
Jenkins, commandinc officer!
l-,t. .nmnhn wno ut,.l Int.n.i
short while nt the Klamuth nn
val air station before being as
sil?nprl tn I.alfpuip,, lL.
His wife and children reside at
Lakcview. (Official U. S. navy
jjiiuiugrapnj.
IN ENGLAND Mrs. John Fos-
sum nas received word that her
SOn. Cnnt. Rmhnpl FnEvnm
arrived in Knalanrl Pnnt TTe
sum is ill the ski and mountain
uuups and was last stationed
in tamp nalc, Colo.
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AN FTf:T-TTW A A ir nmTDPD
..... XJ.fl,lUUl
oiiiiuiN, r,uijAINlJ Sec
ond Liplltpnant M n ft I n 11T
Biohn. 270R Ifnnp Vlr..,!!.'
Falls, Ore., has been promoted
to iirst lieutenant, it was an
nouncer rpPPntlV hv thp nnm.
manding general eighth AAF.
.icuicnant ttienn is a B-17
Flvini? FnrtrPQB nilnt nnH n .pl.
eran nf linnuv liiiiYil.nl.
ri i- viiiivi jiiidailfll.s
Duriiii, n a m o u r g and
ocnwicniuri, among many other
attacks on enemy targets. He
has hppn rlppriratni-l miil. l.
Air Medal and two Oak Leaf
Clusters since Joining the
eighth AAF.
He Wan frrarlitnlni-l lpAm II.
Klamath Falls high school in
Bnfnrp 4ninin thp A AT? 1
i" & .mi , in
1940. hn Was pmnlnunrl
stock clerk by H. L. Pritchard
i-o., ruamath Falls.
Mr. Riphn hno Iklinn tl
sons also in the services. Two
of them, Sgls. Howard and Rob-
. ...III. A A m ....II.. t.. ITii
en, are wiin iiuun in .n-
ropc, and CPO Hurold Ulclin is
In the niivy, nt present In Hous
ton, 1CA.
.
STARK GENERAL HOSPI
TAL, CHARLESTON, S. C-
iiM II... l...u..llnl ulili, Smill
WIll'll IHU llUi.J.I,.l w......
nolo docked nt Chnrleaton Imr
bnr, it brought buck suvcrul
uiegon men iiinu iivwinvim
duty. Most of llio pntlcnU were
i ii... ii ii,,.. ,.,.
vuil-i una ui mu iiiiiuni
Plllgll.
The several hundred mun
.hp iiriupfl tin tint Siiniilliili
lire now (iinrlored nt S I u r k
General hospital In Charleston
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IVIIIIV UU' H'W . v. v. i . ...p .......
incut until they tiro eviicimted
lo Kcneiiil hospltHlH lienrer
their Homes or to oilier army
hospitals.
An.nnir thn OrnLMin llU'll Is
Corporai Qiii'iilin IU, Trump ol
Lukesliora tlrivo ill Kliumitli
Fulls.
OVERSEASlf
nn i
ueveiopmg . Printing
Enlarging
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PHOTO SERVICE
211 Underwood Bldg.
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oave a Long and
Short Trips
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Coming Attractions
HENRY kTnG
Aug. 2
JAN GARBER
Aug. 16
DANCE
Wed. Night
8:30 'fil 12.00
Armory
Baldy's Band
FEATURING
Poul Mary
SWIGART MAHONEY
MALIN Mrs. Nellie Whit
hitch has received word tluit
her nephew, 1JFC Hlchurd Cur-
nuchiiei, son oi Mr. una ivim.
C. V. Cnrmlchiiel, HoaubuiK,
(ormcr miiuliine uuniicr witn
the marine corps, hns been
awarded the I'urplu llenrt lor
wounds received In ucllon on
Bougainville in Docombc r,
1U-U. The young nuirinc, Just
IU ...... 1. 1. 1. 1.1 l,l,l,lll l.,,,,ln,l
1U, IVWIWll lllD lilt llblllllllll,
on New Caledonia nnd tins now
..tlil.inri IP ill.tlun uill'lllpp llfitll
an tiiitl-uii'criid buttery in tho
South Pacific.
n-i,... i,, i. ii,,,, i,,. Miuii.,.1
Mr. mid Mrs. Wliitltitch at their
Home in fiiiniiitii county.
VISITS Mr. nnd Mrs. Mm
McKcnzic arc visiting Mrs. Me-
Kenzie's mother, Mrs. Chester
Hnfmiin .IVtt.K pnvl.. lu lit II,..
guard nnd ho recently grnduntod
lrom thu Capital Radio Engineer-
ng insuimc in wasninglon, u.
,ilh II, .. i.llni, ...tA i,..i
w. ..... i,,in ui luilIU IVI.II
nlpllin 1p 'I'll,. -l1r.kp.,l..'o ..M
rived Sunday for a short visit
.before ho reports to Seattle on
July 20 for a new assignment.
MplCpnyip lust with .T r1
company before he Joined the scr-
VH.U.
Is assured If (he prJ ' 'M
bill lor ncH-.nlui ,i, S' P'tJ
w.v iihvj jiUNSiMi hv i.. 'i
liffxiiv M.i.r l i ir COflfs
1st DM.rSclmlllirTfl'f
nth Fulls mivy iffritl(i,V !
which handles WAvp"1'1
Hons in this nrcti. Jbi.
Wnshlmitiin. n t "Usc."i
coiiKressloiiul iip,,rov -j
Thn tlirnn n,,.l.. i
ously prcvenlliix s,lI,,,M
WAVES lo oveFCfil
been ovnreniiui n ul' a
been unproved W
niivnl iiffnlrs ciiininiiici'?, "I
now hits real us for wiS
nt over.it'iii i "'I
. .. . .:. . ""nn .an j
mined an.utni t u,,,,.. ,"
wllh-nnd the , , Z,VL
hns ciiused u (,.iny (.. H
lion of tho hill i. ..C0N
scrullny by the snmtc ,',vi
fli rs comm tli.i. ...in
iiriiiini, ,.f i""".ct!l
hcnlthful working M
condlllnns, i,, ruty " nf
who will i.pi...p ......1.
nu'imuro. Thov win' HIM
nrpn ..,i,p... - .. , l
(IniiHerous or crlili-nl
Ul A ll.'L. ...in .
Wlll'iJ Will llfll-n
oniiorliinltlps i.. i-.:.'.an'-l
enjoy the adventure of'til?.!
toreign hinds when u,.
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(rpi.,i.. . ....... '" rvtl
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Thomas, applied for n ninrrlngc
ni.i.-iide nero yesteraay.
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Stay at
HOTEL HOLLAND
Thoroughly Mod.-j
Joe and Anne Eirli,
Proprlolori
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Allen Adding Mathiw
Fridon Calculatori
Royal Typowritcn
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For those hard-lo get n
, PIONEER PRINTING
AND STATIONERY Cft
124 So. 9th Klamtth Fli
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Like a Breath of
Sunny Morning
rrmiNK back to the most
J-perfect, sparkling
bright morning you over
aw . . . and you'll havo
sorno idea how fresh and
sunny, how mellow and
light is the taste of
Schenley Reserve! That
pleasant freshness of (ln.
vor is the result of genius
no less in blendinel
THIY N8E0 YOUR Hltf
DOWN ON THfi FAKM
Yog'ro In tho floM, ho
whon you htlp to haw
our vital farm cropl. 5
your local U.S. Employ
mom oorvit"
. and iptnd
your oparo
tlmo down on
tho farm
Vlcloryl
-for
WELLOW AMD trwHT
AS. A PERFECT MORNING I
SCHEIIEY
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