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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1947)
nA jtxanit Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATS 5. carrier monln jl 00 Br mall uonttu M SJ .nunc a aaeond elaia ma tut at ma xmomoa or Klamata ill orl awi 'rtrza"0" onr- 1 Today's Round 5 ask aa a tVa tftf By MALCOLM EPLEY INDICATIVE of growing public concern over the Oronon tax crisis was the action taken by the Klamath Pomona grange Saturday in asking the state grange, to abandon its traditional opposi tion to a sales tax. Only a conviction of an acutely serious situation could have led the grangers to take this step. The state grange has stood solidly against the sales tax when this issue has come before the Oregon public on previous occasions. There have been spotted disagree ments with this policy on the part of subordinate granges, this time and previously. This is the first time, so far as we have noticed, that a Pomona grange has come out definitely for a reversal of the state grange stand on the sales tax. Meanwhile, over the state there is discussion of the sDecif ic proposal which has been made in Salem for a sales tax, providing for income tax exemptions for all earning less than $5000, and for a 40-mill property tax ceiling. It is probable that the bill, if and when finally enacted, will be somewhat revised, as there is some basis for feeling that as presently drawn Iti seeks to shift too much burden to the sales tax source. But there seems little doubt that a 'sales tax in some form will be voted by tha legislature, with or without a referendum fea ture. Elks Coming West OREGON will receive a lucrative visitation this summer from hundreds of Elks, coming from all parts of the USA to the national Elks convention to be held in Portland in July. Large numbers of the delegates and their families will make a vacation trip out of the trip to the west coast, and will contribute substantially to the tourist crop through the area. Many of the visitors will come by car, and others will seek the wonders of the west by train, bus, and plane. This offers opportunity to various commu nities of the west to make their attractions interesting to the Elks. For our own good, and the good of the visitors, none of them who can spare the time should miss seeing Crater lake, for example. It looks like a job that should be of interest to the chamber of commerce. a a The Reluctant Meters FOR gadgets designed to take in substantial amounts of cash, the new Klamath Falls parking meters are remarkably reluctant to receive the coins a willing public seeks to insert in their tight little mouths. We can't say just why, but we'll be darned if we can insert a coin in the slot just like that The opening that receives the money is hidden from view, and goes down in our book as an unfathomable mystery. ' We place the coin on our finger, thrust it under the hood, and withdraw the finger. Sometimes the coin stays there. Sometimes it falls into the slush in the gutter. There seems to be no way to control the result When Dale West To Make NY Trip MERRILL, Feb. 11 Dale West of the Cal-Ore Packing company left Thursday for New York where he will attend a meeting of the United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Produce association, a national products organization. He is driving to Los Angeles where he will join other produce dealers of the west coast The trip east will be made in three reserved railway cars on a trans . continental limited. He plans to be away three weeks and will be joined in Los Angeles, it is planned by Mrs. West and' young daughter Sara upon his return. Brian Donlevy Wins Hollywood Divorce LOS ANGELES, Feb. 11 (JP) Brian Donlevy of the films, win ning a divorce from the former Marjorie Lane, musical comedy singer, told the judge: "She was more interested in other men than me. If I repri manded her it turned into a brawl. It was almost impossible for me to get a date with her because she was always out with other men. She once told me that even the sight of me made her ill." TUESDAY EVE. FEB. KFLW 1450 ke. :U0 Sporti Lineup :15 Horn Town Newt :25 World Newa Bimuin :K0 Klamath Theatre Guide :15 Your Nar Recraiter 7:00 Thraa Buna 7:15 Malcolm Eplar 7:30 Skip Farrell Shaw ABC 7:15 Mueie of Manhattan S:00 Lum 'N Abncr ABC S:IS Stand By AdTenture :J0 Dark Vantira ABC 0:00 Boxing t:15 " :0 9:43 " 10:00 StardMt Meledlei 10:80 Freddy Martin Orch. ABO 11:00 Night Newa Summarr 11:0s Sifn Oil 11:13 litis Boxing News Muolo Ncwa MBS WEDNESDAY A. M.. FEB. 12 :IS Klamath Theatre Guide :! " " : Farm Fare 7:00 Newa, nreakfaet rdlllon 7:1S Slop and Ge show 7:30 Jamea Abbe Obaervel ABC 7:1a Xcke Mannera ABC 11:00 Breaklaat Club ABC (IIS " " :0 i. . S:3 " l:oo Kennr Baker Shew ABC :. " 0:80 Bre'ktait In Hollywood ABC 0:13 -' 10:Ooaalen Drake ABC 10:13 Word! and Muilc 10:80 My True Story ABO Muilc I KerelUe News MBS Kite ana) shine MBS Headline New Today' Best Buva Morning Concert" Fashion Fluhci Tipi- and Tunes Victor II, Llndla.hr MBS Art Baker'i Notebook .Tackle Hill Show MBS Morning Matinee Sons of tha Pioneers Newt MBS Harry Horllck Merv C, riff Iti Show MBS Thraa Buna Andrew 8 filers Smile Time MBS Queen for a Da? MBS iu:tA " 10:33 Miniature Concert 1 1:00 Your Favorite llymnia 11:13 Farm A Home Hour 1 1:3(1 The Listening PoitARO 11:13 r.ihel and Albert ABC 1S:00 Newa KFLW 1450 kc. Melodious KFJI it works, we work, we are MALCOLM 1FLKT Manastn Editor ing device are tack. ent from all a Hied mines, years wove the furnaces which half a world A member VkZA crowing for EPLET economy badly in the middle raw materials for manufacture little Island. conservatism left turn toward Students Draw Fines For Prank EUGENE, Feb. 11 (JP) Three Oregon State college students, convicted of damaging police communication equipment prior to an attempt to re-paint the Uni versity of Oregon "O" on Skin ner's butte, were fined $40 each in municipal court yesterday. Thirty dollars of each fine was suspended on condition the stu dents repair aerials and' wire torn down. They were Duane M. Lehman, 18, Medford; Donald A. Waters, 17, Milwaukie, and Stan ley R. Keil, 18, Oregon City. Former Tulelake Resident Dies TULELAKE. Feb. 11 Word has been received here of the sudden death at Junction City, Ore., of Mrs. Mae Toftdahl, wife of Hans Toftdahl. Both are for mer residents of Tulelake and had left here only a few days before her passing, January 28, to make their home in the new location. Mrs. Toftdahl was a member of the auxiliary of the Tulelake post American Legion and of tne winema welfare club. Her husband is a neDhew of Hans Nelson who with Mrs. Nelson at tended funeral services at Junc tion City. RADIO PROGRAMS 11 WEDNESDAY P, KFLW 1450 kc 11:15 Ma ilc for You 12:30 Gem Session" 1S:R Llaten to Lelbert 1 :M Tommy Bartlett Show ABC 1:15 " " I KO Baptist Bible Program 1:45 Merrill Time 2:0 What's Do in' Ladles ABC f.:1S " " News ABO S:M Bride and Groom ABC 1:00 Ladles Be Seated ABC S:Xtl430 Matines 1:15 ' " 4:00 Heqaestfnlly Tears 4:15 KeqnestfBlly Toots 4:30 " 4:lfi Tennessee Jed ABC ff.00 Terrr and the .Pirates ABC 9:15 Sky Klnr ABC 5:30 Jack Armstrong-ABC 5:45 Frank Hemingway ABC KFJI 1240 kc. Gabriel Heatter MBS Dull Shaw &mer, Farnm af Air MBI M Olnncr Dance Bad ardor MBS Plajhaaaa af Favarltct Tha Faleen MBS Glen Hardjr, Newa MBS Jomee Crowley MBS Koundop a Concert Aa Yon Llka It John Wolohan Orch. MBS Art Kafir! Orch. MBS WEDNESDAY EVE. KFLW Feature H:44) Sports Lineup rift Home Town -Sews 9ft!i World Newt Summary :30 Pot of Gold ABC . HIS " 7:00 Klamath Theatre Guide 7:15 Managing Editors Beport 7:30 On the Net ABC 1:45 Muslo of Manhattan 1:00 Tom 'N Ahner ABC S:IB Skip Farrell Show ABC ::0 Willie Piper ABC S:4S " 1:00 Blnr Crosby ABC 0:15 9:30 Henry M orfan ABC ff:IA 10:00 Stardust Melodies I0::.0 Freddy Martin Orch. 11:00 Night News Summary 11:05 Sign OK 11:15 11:30 11:45 KPLW Feature Melodlra 1240 kc. can't figure why. When It doesn't eaually baffled. Eventually, we always induce the meter to take our money, by trial and unexplained error, but the Intriguing mysteries of Its money-receiv interfering with our daily work. The World Today Br J- M. ROBERTS JR. a Attociattd Press Foreign Affairs Analyst THE British Empire, already wasting away at the extremities, has suffered a heart at The coal which made one tiny Island differ others in the world is not coming out of the ground from Britain s newly nation the looms which for a hundred web of empire are Idle, and the forged the steel backbone for are closed. of parliament called it "the gravest crisis in our history, and was not challenged by fellow-members who had watched while Hitler assembled his Invasion fleet in 1940. For this adversity, though precipitated by an unusual cold spell on top of already struincd supplies, is not a mere immediate emergency to be survived. It involves the necessity of concrete solution of a problem which has been a quarter of a century in an strained by two world wars and subjected to rapidly changing conditions. a a Bewildering Factors THERE are a host of bewildering factors In I volved, but at the core seems to lie the question of whether it is economically possible, of tne zuin century, to lunuei mo of vast areas into one tiny center and reshipment in the form of finished goods. Britain's planners have been operating on the theory that it is. They have been trying to compromise with an upsurge of expensive socialistic ideas among labor while still forced to live by the slogan of "export or die." Some in Britain blame the coal crisis on the socialist nationalization program, with the old cry that government operation goes hand in hand with inefficiency. But it is hardly that simple. Actually, the labor government has merely proved incapable of solving a problem which it inherited, which has been approaching a crisis for years, and which no one else has been able to solve. Low coal prices after World War I interfered with the mechanization of British mines and World War II made it imrossible. Young men left the mines for other work and finally went to war. ' The old men left are now still older, and the socialist program designed to attract workers has had no time in which to get going. Now Britain, fighting for every day's advantage in the world-wide struggle to reestablish her war-lost trade, has suffered a blow from which it may take months to recover. System Tested CONSERVATIVES and socialists alike seem to realize that Britain's whole system' is being put to the test. Although her people are being asked to fight the economic battle with all their ancient determination, they realize that in some ways Dunkerque was easier. The fear in Britain seems to be that her social program will prove too great a burden for her economic system. That if she attempts to continue it she will be unable to compete in the world's markets and become just another Yet backtracking toward her old now seems politically impossible. Her big problem seems to be to reach some stage of stability without advancing into the field of the truly corporate state or taking a out and out communism. - VR Opens Merrill Club MERRILL, Feb. 11 An at tractive new club and restaurant for both members and public was formally opened by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Saturday in the building once occupied by Frank Paygr, shop repair man. The building has been remod eled to make room for a counter, small tables and plenty of chairs, bar for dispensing drink mixers, and lockers. Ben Murphy will serve as steward and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson will operate the res taurant The new business will be known as the Victory lounge and restaurant, will open each week day at 1 p.m. and remain open probably until 1 a.m. It will be closed each Sunday. CAUSE AND EFFECT CHICAGO. Feb. 11 UP) Cir cuit Judge Robert J. Dunne says he would like to have "nosy in terferers" and "meddling in laws" brought into his court along with the principals in some divorce cases before him. "If I could figure out a way to get jurisdiction over these nosy interferers, he said, "they'll go to the county jail." M., FEB. 12 KFJI 1240 kc. News Your Dance Tones farm front Checkerboard Time MBS Johnson Family MBS Matinee News Home Demonstration BIH Gwynae Show MBS Ricky's Bequest Mornlnc Bible Hoar Tea Danre" Orfan Music Llvlnr With God Fulton Lewis Jr. MBI Rex Miller MBS Ersklne Johnson MBS Buck Rogers MBS Hop Harrifan MBS Superman MBS Captain Midnight MBS Tom Mix MBS FEB. 12 KFJI Feature Gabriel Heatter MBS quia Show( Around Town Han Quentln MBS Lincoln Day Speeches MBS Cisco Kid MBS What's Name of Sony MBS Ralph Ginsberg Navy Transcription Glenn Hardy, News MRS Mel Ventner's Plct.. MBS Let's Dance Here's to Veterans News Concert Hall Muslo As You Like It Orrln Tucker Orch. MBS Art Kasse! Orch. MBS News MB KFJI Vmmturm SIDE GLANCES co. reer ay a eeimcg. sex T. at esq a, a. rax oar jt- "She has no taste whatever In decorations J hop you j noticed particularly those things I was raving about as I being out of this worldl" Dairy Uses New Method The new "flash Dasteuriza- tion" method of processing milk has been installed and is in op eration at uost Kiver dairy, it was announced by R. C. Wood ruff, head of the firm. The Lost River flash oasteur- ization plant, the first in south- em Oregon and northern Cali fornia, cuts the time of the pas teurizing process from 30 min utes to IB seconds. Woodruff said. In the new process the milk is heated to 163 degrees and is then cooled and in the bottles, without being exposed to air at any time in the 16 sec onds. It is entirely automatic. By heating the milk to 163 de grees as compared to the prev ious no degrees, ana never ex posing the milk to air. a hishcr degree of safety as attained. Woodruff said. The greater safe ty factor, along with a better flavor attained through the short 16-second process, was the rea son for installing the new plant, he said. Tule Registers 1478 Cars, Trucks TULELAKE. Feb. 11 More motor vehicles than ever before were registered this year by the Tulelake office of the California state highway patrol, according to Officer Gerald Wilson, with 1478 cars and trucks licensed be tween January 2 and February 4. Wilson drew attention to the 100 per cent penalty now in force on any vehicle not properly regis tered. License plates will be mailed from the Sacramento office. Drivers may now apply for driver's licenses if they have not had previous license in this state. War Missing List Information In Immediate response to the story which appeared in Mon day night's issue of The Herald and News seeking information on men killed in action or miss ing in World War II, was re ported by William Canton of the Klamath memorial commit tee, keeper of the records. Charles Ray Clark, carried on the Klamath list as missing and later a German prisoner of war, is now living in Klamath Falls and married, friends advised Canton. Friends also told Can ton that Lt. Robert Bunnell, killed in action, has relatives in the state and their address was given him. Lt. Bunnell was a graduate of KUHS and Oregon State college. Forgery Charge Brings Prison Term Jefferson R. Hoover, 30, and Lloyd L. Hood, 26, Klamath county residents, received prison sentences of 8 and 16 months re spectively in federal court last week on charges of forging gov ernment checks. Both men were sent to Port land from here more than a month ago. "Pants Burglar" Moves Operations PORTLAND. Feb. 11 (fP) The "pants burglar" who started his career in West Linn last week has moved on to Oswego. He crept into the home of Dr. T. E. Rudd in the early morning, carried out the doctor's trousers and Mrs. Rudd's purse. The trousers, pockets emptied, and the empty purse were found later in the yard. ffSttMfbse Sleep Tonight A little Va-tro-nol In each nostril oulclclv ODens ud 1 N.- nasal passages to relieve stuffy tran sient congestion. Makes breathing easier. Invites restful sleep. Works One I , , . Grand for relieving rnlffly distress of head colds. Try ltl Follow directions In the package. VICKSVATROHOL Forest Funds To Counties WASHINGTON, Feb. 1 1 (iP) The forest service of the agri culture department reported to day that $3,424,430 will ba turned back to 6S3 counties in 40 states as their share of re ceipts from operation of national forests during the fiscal year ending last June 30. Total receipts from national forest operations last fiscal year were $13,879,071, the service said. Oregon led the stales on the list, receiving $559.2110 for 31 counties; California got $414,466 for 38 counties; Washington $398,089 for 27 counties: Mis sissippi $229,869 for 30 counties and Idaho $208,828 for 33 counties. The least going to any state sharing was $35 to North Dakota for one county. The federal government makes payments to the states, which apportion the sums to tha counties. Doctor Wounded In Own Office BALTIMORE, Feb. 11 Ifl Dr. David Franklin, a physician here 35 years, was assaulted and critically injured with a rusty hatchet in his office last night while several patients a few feet away ignored screams they thought came from a person he was treating, southern district police reported. The police broadcast an alarm for a young negro the patients said walked unhurriedly from tne inner office and out Into the street. Another resident of the building, a 1 1 r a ct e d by the screams, found Dr. Franklin with severe head wounds. Indian Treated For Wrist Cut Harriet Jerry Brown. 20-year- old Klamath Indian from Beatty, was treated at Klamath Valley hospital early this morning for slashes on her left wrist, re ceived in what city police said was a suicide attempt. The girl, after her wounds were treated, was booked at the city jail for disorderly conduct, and this morning was sentenced to five days in jail. Police arrested her oa No. Sth about 2 o'clock this morning, after receiving a call from the Frank L. Small residence, 510 High, saying that the girl had come there in a drunken condi tion and had slashed her wrist with a razor blade. The industrial world Is turning toward the science of tomorrow electronics. You. too. can take part and keep up with its prog ress in either the naval reserve or the regular navy. Your navy recruiter. rtt KST1MAICS f WHEW I why oidnt x aaV"r Bud's Mobile Service Station S. 6th A E. Main "At the Stop Light" Call 4863 Mobilubrication Battery Servic Tire Repairing Car Washing Accessories This ad good for 50c on any' COMPLETE Mobilubrication through February ..... one ad to a customer. Reiling Named To Soil Group Wilbur Rolling was reappoint ed by the stato soli conserva tion committee as super vinor of the Poo Valley district for an other three years at a meeting Monday night. His two-year term lias just expired, Hex High was held over as tha other super visor. The district re-elected V. C, Brown to serve on the board of directors while George Steven son and Arthur Schaupp were hem over. Over 40 Demons lienrrl Stun L Sloitne, state conservationist of Corvallis, spciiking on the IochI and notional conservation pro gram, une-riftli of ail the innd in the United States Is lost each year through erosion. Sloan said, and explained several meth ods of preventing this waste. llowurd Cushtita:!, secretary of the stnto soil conservation committee, outlined briefly the titato law and administrative du ties of the program. The impor tance of soil management was explained by Chnrles A. Hender son, county agent. Ho told how the soli conservation program helps fanners get the greuteat value out of each acre of land and explained that Klamath county, in connection with this program, is moving more dirt and constructing more drains than many other Oregon counties put together. An aerial map of the valley and a soil map showing the types of soil in colors, prepared by Robert J. Brady, civil engineer of the U. S. soil conservation of fice, Klamath Falls, was studied with extreme interest by the land owners. Colored movies showing soil erosion were shown by A. M. Lhristenson, district conserva tionist, Klamath Falls, after which there was open discussion of soil problems. Communists Raid Peiping PE1PING. Feb. 11 l' Three thousand Chinese communists raided Peiping Monday, setting fire to a dozen buildings and freeing prisoners In the gov ernment Jail. The communists broke Into the city in the early morning. Some climbed ladders to the top of the city hall while others smashed the east gate. The few hundred government defenders were taken by surprise. The reds first set fire to the district government building, where they freed 68 prisoners. Next they put the lorcn to tne police station, railroad depot, water tower, supply offices, an army hospital and military building. Documents and files were strewn about. The newspaper Hsln Mln Pso reported 200 bodies were count ed in the streets. A government armored train helped rout the invaders. Merrill Women Of Moose Hold Cord Party For "Dimes MERRILL. Feb. 11 The March of Dimes fund in Klam ath county was augmented by 1120 raised by the women of the Moose, Merrill chapter, sponsors of a public card party In the Odd Fellows hall. A donation of $7 was given the chapter oy ma Merrill Rcbekah lodge. The hall was donated by tha TDDF lodee and prizes for bridge and pinocble were donated by Santford and company, Hodges Brothers, Safeway store, the Valley Service station, Ben Franklin store, neeves nam ware and Electric, the Merrill Electric, Merrill Billiards, John nie's place and the Merrill Lum ber company. High score In bridge went to Mrs. C. E. Sham and W. C. Bailey. Second high went to Mrs. Everett Jones and Dr. Earl Spry. In pinochle high went to Mrs. Howard Icenbice and Henry Shcrrill and the second high to Mrs. John McNeill and Robert Dunleley. The traveling prize went to Carl Llndberg. Classified Ads Bring Results. Don't dig up your sewer line! Tlie eleelrle Rele-Reeter Sewer cleaning aerelea la capable af reior-clrenlnf lawere and Sralna Ihornnghl'. It ellmlnalea the conelanl redding' nereaearjr when inferior equipment la need, thua earing yon lima and ananerl H. W. Bronham, Manager Phene Hit WRITTEN OIMBANTEE KIAI.D S NUM. Klamalt ralla, Or. CARNIVAL i i aalai am in e -.- .CWialll II " "Ha cartainly drove hard bargain I had to throw In my paints, brush and thtltty to my atudlot" Greeks Get English Planes ATHENS. Feb. II W1 Air Minister Themlstocles Tsatsos announced today that a contract nun oeeii signed with the Brit sh government for the delivery of airplanes and supplies to Greece. iiiu MiiitMiiiiii-uiviii cuiucinun with dlsputchra from the north saying that planes were used to rout leftist guerrillas in at least one of a series of flushes In re cent days. These dispatches said government troops had killed 95 guerrillas In the clashes. Isatsos would not specify the number of planes Involved in the contract. The rightist newspaper vraoyni, wnicn has close con- lifw-tlima with 111. nt. ....... said the contract tueclfled 300 cratt, out official British sources said this figure was an exaggera tion. Official reports here said four villages wero captured In the Vermion mountain) area and 12 guerrillas were killed in on of the villages. Local Man Named Fund Chairman K. M. Motv was named Klam. ath county chairman for the Ore gon republican fund raising cam paign, lt was announced In Port land Tuesday by Ted Gamble. state chairman of the new com mittee. Other chairmen In the at la Include James Hedrick, Corval lis, Benton county; Vern Orr, Roseburg, Douglas county; Don McGregor, Grants Pass, Joseph ine county; Charles E. Wiper, Eugcno, Lane county; Dr. E. Bor ing, Salem, Mnrlon county. Lynn McCready of Euacne was named a director. Booklets of Unstick tissue. packaged like book matches, are now being distributed free to women customers bv the retail shops whose advertising they carry on the covers. WIW8100D TO OCT MORE S?QGCjCV(3 IT your blood LACKS IRON! You girU and women who uffrr m rrom imp) anemia mat jtouto pale), weak, Md ranted out" thla mar b due to lack of blood-Iron. Ho try isTdia e. Pinxnama tabi.et ona of tha baat home waya to build up red blood In auch oaaea. Pink ham a TableU ara ona of tha irraateat blood Iron ton lea you can buyl Buy tham at any druga ua. Worth trying) Lr.ii LriikfeiN-sTAClCTS -FOR SALE- Good Used Sacks Suitable for Stock Feed Potatoes El-Bce Potato Co. Hatfield, Calif. PtolNS'OF SPARKING SWHtt 10 A tIHt PASTE SHOE POLISH; 1 UQUIOOYANSHINI Liquid Dyamhln n bits scarca -- war conditions. dealer win nav. n.- ieriai - TtHinAT, r.a. II, lilt, ftf aHajf B Dick Turner For apple sauce and apple pie, choose an apple that will cook tender In a short time, Sluyninn, York Imperials, Northwest Greenings and Khode Island Greenings are used as cooking apples. God's Clock Tht Flood Mankind had sunk so low In sin that God lei loose and cleared the earth by flood. All mankind perished ex cept Noah, the only man who sought to do God's wilt. Aflar tha Tlood God raised up a people to be tested by law. Tliey must not steal, kill, com mit adultery, etc. 10 Com. mandincut. But In spite of great rewards offered, they also went down In sin. Nor do we of today live sinless. All have sinned and the wages of sin is death eternal separation from God. All are lost to God except such as receive Christ as Saviour. Bible. Our Age Tills present C opened 1000 years ago with Christ who died for our sins. The age ends when God has his family, the saved, all on the roll- call. Christ Is then to descend and raise up to glory His own who sleep In the grave and His then living. Next ho set up Hi rule over the earth for 1000 year with wars out and peace in. Th 1000 year past. H raise th lout dtd for luia- mnt. Mlricl Receive Christ a your own I-ord and Saviour and feelings or no feeling God gives you new birth out o ( death into his family, th saved. (jocj men no more Jung but heavenly Father. Receive Christ into your heart. Let God' lov have lt way NOW. . n. VT. McCheiney Rd., Portland 1, Or. This sDac Dald for bv a Port land family. Wasrt Fraea ARTHRITIS PAINS? Try Tytmol eta This Maajyi Back Oisawnt IY yo ara aurTertna; from In aUto tXrtK palm of arthritis, rheumatism, sclatlra or neurit I a, ao today avnrj bur a tub at Tysmul at any ffM4 dr. tore. Amity thia tletlahtftil ahanrbnt to tha art that huria and watrh ra emit. Ton ahould see a diRtranea altar ine vary arei application. 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