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Newspaper Page TextPACE FOOH HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY, MAY 20, I94B Today's Roundup miroui eplxt Bat itpr!2se. bat has spa--tXl eaoufh UJ lew fQQ LOVS Urrest pr-mary sot tn the iux fcjacorv. The presodeaual prefer ence tbt at sUaoost sure to do The best estimates piac the prt&ao reptBcaa " Klam ath cassj ttHloMlKt ect "" of nfjRnixa. aaa uji xao- ; ... . ma t m . f true - F7' . ' oral. That a be food as pn 1 'TT L at mu Pv. Ths show-oft." um ors Uvlt nv!ij tad BaUxeUy jaghu. Gorilrey Ual thew ta th dirtrtor. Harry rrmnett ha Un lea4 UK roie. ax4 cut of IOC per eta knl ioU bu produced smooth (xt of ccvrtucmrU worth Men. rxinhermore, the procswSs wj ro to K-wana par, tb new recreation cctr bees deveiope4 by lh K.-WU eru ta stills sdrfctyai The OVS Iheau (betid be fiBed both nghti. SDE GLANCES n j oral. Thai rj ne sooa as "I2J rrjL-r eacn ro. but when one coax to trues as rt. beck Uct B hjher than ib trho i a2 those people who res- mXT Svar and doct e. ? Tber eo tt3 In tte prat to tt eiieet t-t the elertM on ton aD PfJ00"'" hoct axiX-- oa tfca t.tbeoTilliSerOrev ? ttey y people re Jre3t about the tfcm teroed. I'm nodded rth Ue nae o( U-rJi3id eaodaUM. ad ur!T m oom;rttnra m be tor rd Dont tocttt-tbe P" open I iod doK t . Let i eJl o ocrra tbere aod Bark Uk baota. trU 1i editorial pobcr of It Herak! aod Ke I j lo KUntiUM aouad tmr.klnf aoout eacdldmM and iLue ratber than to undertake rpecfie recxciceada tioca and rT-T lor tDdiralual eaodldatea In Uw pnmary tienuxa. TbS newspaper ha do dera to control politic here or an r here: 8 porpoM la to talorm and to adroeat tbe pnncpa it be itcrtt to be Rbt. Becaoe of tbe peentar re aporaibUiuea of a newipaper hld li aioce IB tu field. The Heraid and firwi tn onlT cr. usual dman ataoce advocates a candjdaer Is local conten la the primarie. We are tp,"i co recommrrtiioca on the carxii datea leekint nomtnatloca for county or district office tomorrow. We do nree voxrt to study the men carefully tn the time that is left, and to choose those they bellm best qualified by character, capability, training and temperament to hold the Jobs they seek. A difficult problem faces Toten of both parties tn naming their choice for sheriff. The candidates are numerous and It Is likely nominations Till be von without majorities. Possibly, only a small share of the total vote cast win (o to the wieners. But If people win think carefully, and tocc on the basis of qualifications, those winners win be food men. Lertes SEVERAL lery Issues are on the special ballots in tomorrow's election. AQ toten In the county win ballot on the proposed lery of three mills for three years for county roads. On this decision hanfs the question as to whether the county road department can to ahead with an extensrre development and road olllnf program, or whether It win hare to plug along at the present pace, making minor Improvements and doing main tenance work. The road levy has fathered considerable suppml as the Implications of the measure hare become more widely realised. If the people feel that better, county roads are essential to the economy and welfare of our area, to the extent that higher taxes are justified, they should ret behind tins levy. Three city measures win be decided. One adds a mill and a half for recreation purposes. If passed. It win finance considerable expansion of the recreational program tn the city. Another, along the same tine, would lery a one-mill tax for park development. These are projects that come along with the development of Klamath Into a community of permanent homes where there is a desire to make surroundings more pleasant and to provide more adequately for the recreation of the people. A third measure provides a smaU sum to wtntain and beautify old Unkrille cemetery, which gets little attention at present and has fallen Into dis repair. The city has started a new cemetery, but Linkvllle Is stUl a community responsibility. These are all worthy measures. They do add up to a considerable Increase In tax levies and some people may wish to choose between them, rather than to vote for the total tax Increase. We suggest careful consideration before turning against any of them. "The Show-Off" LET'S turn now to a matter of entertainment The Community Players, consisting of a number of your own neighbors who like amateur dramatics. Br GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY THE Eaglssh Cnannel was wide enough from WUtiam the Conifjeror il' lo the general war of 19:-l:l to separate Great Britain from lb cocunmt of Europe, as taag and at effectively as the British chose to be separated- After the development of the airplane, the channel tn terms of human vahies narrowed to a brook. In the genera! war of lfi. It djappeared altogether. During this prrwd. Great Britain aa ab to P-v a tomiidaole rcie on the eociistct of E-rope. but she was always a9le to keep European eountnea out of her affairs. develdfKng political and social charactensucs alto gether different from any other country. Henceforth. Great Britain is forced to be a part of the continent of Europe. It has no cVre. Winston Churchill rained the historic shift during the war when he offered France Joint oturnahip. The many advocates of a tram of countries, such as tsuon now. the federalists and Count Richard Coodenbove-Rsrfi whose Ideas are really Import ant, have realised for some time that the airplane made countries into provinces, that Western Europe, if a balance of power is to be maintained so that no one country dominstes the world, has to Join in some form of political and economic ijt-mi But it must be noted that no such union makes historic sense unless Germany and Austria. Spain, Portugal and Eire are mcluded. Soviet Union LREADY Soviet Russia has created such a union - In her own federation of Soviet republics and tn the trr. of cominform nfttst of which Checho slovakia, abutting into Western Europe, and Finland, affiliated with Scandinavia, must now be members. Already the Latin American countries hare moved toward a union In a series of conferences sponsored by the United States. Herbert Hoover and Hugh Gibson, vastly exper ienced in war and peace, proposed as far back as 1X2 that Europeans had to recognise these geo graphic tendencies and that they ought to form regional groupings within whatever international body came Into extttenee. In their book, the prob lems of lattlrg peace," they said: A!1 these nations and peoples of Europe and Asia will insist upon their Independence and their own cultures. To deny them will bring no lasting peace. But there must need be better organization of them if they are to keep the peace ... "Certainly, the experience of history, and notably of the last peace, would seem to show at least the desirability of making the Independence of these small countries conditional upon their accepting certain definite undertakings to refrain from build ing up the sort of economic barriers and military action which contributed so powerfully to their own collapse and the collapse in Europe after the last war . . . "Certainly, experience shows that no nation can be punished as a whole and at the same time leave any hope of lasting peace. This endless treadmill of punishment must be stopped In the world If there Is to be real peace. Victory with vengeance Is ultimate defeat tn the modern world. Can't Name Both can have peace or we can have revenge. but we cannot have both . . . " i They advocated proposals that each great region of the earth should separately organize tu own preservation of order while cooperating in pacific settlement through some form of the league, council of nations, or other world organization for pacific settlements." Those Ideas were extremely unpopular when they were promulgated, and have been anathema to our state department for many years. Yet, today, they are accepted and are official policy. In fact, the only constructive proposal In recent years has been the organization of the western bloc of states. In cluding Germany, which both Churchill and Bevln support, and which Marshall and Vandenberg now advocate. It started with the Benelux countries, that is the Union of Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, and It Is now proposed to expand that concept to all the ERP countries and Germany. American policy has now been moved In line to support this concept and there Is even talk of pro Tiding for It military guarantees, which Is premature and unnecessary. An effective union could defend itself and would inevitably have American support, without guarantees, if the union were so conducted as to Justify its existence.. 1 ' f: Z' "V;;- V ' S-30 I f ...................... Boye's Column : The World - r . a-..u i rush button reace vuiu I UUuy ; iamj-XI And Fnn.Tnn By DeWITT MACKENZIE , )Cj JJ VIIUCI IWIf mm w vr AP rsreisa Affairs Aaalvst n, it ii novlK ! Un t II mors fun Just to llvs q Proa the sturdy lsnd of hignlandt and purple heather, a here folk r-r-roT their ri and r.r.remembrr the word that the f orotusn ASocl tlon of the Lords Uay Oo srrvsnc society has sent Prime Minister Attire a telegram re cording tn part: -We leel con strained to ex press our pro found r e g r V t that (he inner- J" . Bv II L BOVI V. n It mors lm Jiv u me In NEW YOKK. May JO vITo heck , ",, ,r, ,,, , with pah button war. Im for a g rm) pm pump future. Hrre are a pun button price. It 11 be more ! rw iurtlnii ullliand: fun. Mu.l lie hrtlall Now take Uif -e nrw lanslrd I'lWl- I rifl Uiry mu.l tie mad tnuil ed miMj! -the burs bomb and ' ''""' ,u 1,1 '! "Ye, that raise you got helps a lot. but how can we imprest our friends when all the cheap things are $0 expensive?" T llini: I I STATIC By RON BROW An accordion - playing racketeer called "Misery Mike" becomes the object of attention on this evening's broadcast of ABC's "Cilery Queen" 01 er LW at seven o'clock. . The master eye Is called upon to check this musical footpad who mixes hot licks with his rscketeer- iiig. Nlkkl Porter, Ellerys comely assistant, pssses off for an opera singer to help htm solve the situa tion. Meanwhile. Cliff Arquette. the Ben Wlllet of the "Point Sublime" show will sit in as guest armchair detective to help Ellery corner the culprit. "Henry Morgan" win be hanging on his favorite lamp-post In front of the comer cigar store at 7:30 to night, lust followlne Ellerv Oieen Henry really ought to go Into pontics. He considers himself ex cellent presidential timber, and re portedly may enter the race as a dark horse very dark unspon sored, of course. Don't forget Mac Epley's "Man sging Editor s Report" over LW at 8:1$. KFLW and KFJI will run full ( ' published. I can write but It won t would only be lo be Inconspicuously punished, in "260 words or less." as a "communication" and then Urn basted in editorials. But I and i you are only two out of millions who can write. Others could, but they haven I the opportunity and. besides, j they say -What is the use?" ' But if you proponents of conscrip tion are so sure the people want it. ! why don I you put it in the shape of a constitutional amendment and give it to the people to vote upon? ; Alter all. the people should rule i the majority hot jut those who are ! fortunate to have millions behind I The Editor'. i J Lttr trtlr4 her taatJ ( I ef ! mt4. ( mrtXfm Ufibiy OM llt ! th , MMf i4 muttt 9 !( v -j frfi .SAME AND AUUKEM mt ' ' th nut ruikatsi (iitsif a i 'air ml wrvsil 4 AGAINST DRAFT KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. To the Editor There would be notlrr.c grnined to even try to ir;u with you iTtn.T rnrnj-rnfion mnei th dmtt your mind Is made u-but I just lhem on rl nmt:onal band want to say that the following may j V00 None oi wouId d put be facta, aLvx i quruun 10 ir.r prop: 10 accioe. ICU M T All UltUI SIIUU J Lata. leasoa.' That is merely your state ment. Hlitory does -how rhf only countnes in the last world war that were not licicrd were UKe who had not had con.vrnp::on and : the dralt dunmr peace times. Furth- , ermore, the most thorouahlr pre- t pared nations were the ones that cot the most thorough cleaning. ary imirl for their royal h:h- ncuea. Pruvrta t-ixabeth and the Duat of EdmoLrth Pnrvf Philip', while on their official visit to Fan, included attendance at rturlr. the- ' aire and nicht dub daisclnx dunnc t the Lord a day." Too strong tnusurd? Well, wheth er we are with this rebuke, or feel that it I a wee bit auttrre. there are many people who will find It encouraging to encountrr such a launch aland for rehcon. epcial- : ly tn the face of the world-wide j communut drive to deprive human- j It. of a Ood. N Terrible Sin Of courw, probably nobody claims , that the charming lady, who one : d y l:fc fly will be queen, and her i husband committed any terrible :n ' by their activ.ues on Sunday. How- ! ever, members of the fbyal family i do have a mtehty influence on the j habits of the rank and file, and j must expect mticum at times. For royalty isn't immune from the af- flictlona of ordinary man as witness ; Lht Prinresva Manraret Roe, t.trr of the heiress presumptne to the j thmne. is aufferir.r with measirs. The Scots as a whole are intense- j ly religious, as I hate obfrved dm- i lr ; many Tisita to the land of mr j paternal ancestors. The Sabbath Is ; a day for worship and cnn!mpla- i Uon. Bcois ho believe In the old time religion have no plsre for iporti or recreation on Sundar. Why. the ateratre Scot wont In dulge In golf on Suntlav. thmiph he loves the eame so much that h uses a golf club for a rne 10 that he alwars wU be read fm- plar Manv even frown on whistling as too frivolous. Broke Ralri X used to fish for trout in Srot- hl novie rockcu K t e r y b cuunixy has tu icirnllitt i rain Ihf if gray matter blue trying to figure out a i a to make them mt).e j deadly. j These trained electric b-Kincr-arjti do promv-e to take a lot of exercise and hardship out of ar. The loo bra. in all laiid". the genrraU ho rein a iel chair, tiie admlraia ihoe deck is a dck, can puh but- j Uvu all day tn llw-ir of fires and atlll j get mwiie lor me covaiau nmir j T.-e guided mlsAilea mould do the j work Tlie only nunbat equipment j nceo-d by ti:e men mho piisiird the butu lis mould be thumb guards to sate mrar and tear on their ptnxtrs. Hut why dr.r;.-p cuuled miMllea Juit to ier.d ihrm off to battlf? Has the airplane done nmre f-xl carrving pet.-ple or bir.t Annies could invent a niarh'.ne to hurl apartment hoUAc at their foe, but ' Found Alive .-W njuiiipetl Willi a ladlu lelrpliont tic. vue. Lilx)s llirn wuulil tw imii'. priulrnl of SAilille sorrs. 1'lirjr count prcas a billion anil He tn Uu-ir Uunas and read wr(rrn atury rnutfu. slurs Willie lite falUiIul lllljr auliinl niiMile snoutrtt nut to ruimu up tha catllr In the south sO-milr putuiK, All the lowuota would have It) 1u would be i limn Into Die Iraiuiini. ter wcatiuiially, "OH aloiiii, uttla dovirs, K'l along A Ituusrwllr could srnd tllrril out lo sliiw away strange dii, itrtlttlrta and annoying bill rollrrtors. Mdw wouliint have lu fniM her fuvonta soap otrra by going out to look tor "Junior '' Any gulilnt miuilr worm IU lurl wuulil not only go anil Iir.it the II woulu bull him in tlia rmr until lie came home. These loyal mrrhaniimi alo could be urd to cnlt tnxis on a lAinr div, lo irotrl bunks aKnimt tnhlt, light tiumlat. anil trail anil photo graph rrianl hutam!a Abura I'rarrd Of courM llirrr might lie aritiKri al llrnt City wnltrs could tlielr Wllnlous anil send I intMiirn otii m wniAiir at pi gins, i tie biMt cotiiii riavp them wing arounit the oilier chv king up mi in hired help. A Ik.lgei Inn might break up a critical bakroall gartlr by trndttig a ntiuilp out to snag a ninth Inning Hi bill Hut thPM- prohirrns could be cor- rrclcd try congrrvi. mid mi j il the lniiin-r(,e tie at prrllf And so this is America, where we I must not express our opinions, where 1 one class of us must be forced into involuntary servitude, and where we must ape the methods of Stalin and : Hitler under the gutse of patr.otuuj i and our desire for ware. Are we so ! naive as to think that when we go ' '"id- snd one of the first rules I ! all out for irmimntli mnrl tha m.. I ran uo against W&x Ihaf lh. . . I 1 chines of war. when we an nh!!h. : no fishing on the Sabbath. I reran L Another fart: Ycu nor snv other ir. bases all mer ih n.M ; one Carnbridire atudenr who m..ii ; man can truthfully say either that when we shake our mailed fist at on n a Sunday and did a bit cf draft and conscription is necessary the prople of the e-snh. we sre doinr i llshlrjt. He was ostracized bv all the : nor can you ssy that our nation de- t tor peace? We did hare a Monroe Ku'des st his headouarters until he Doctrine, but now we sav to the i ".tally begged forgiveness and prom nations of the world "thoueh we are j lle1 never to do It again, srmirur snd expanding and threat- But that religious aaotrrltv Un't enlng and aiming our gimi at the'r ! confined to Scotland. You find the doorsteps i : -Yes. we still believe tn j "me things In parts of England, that doctrine as to your eom'ng over Ana" e don't have to go so far here, but we have the ftrht to eo i afield as the Br1tlh Mrs to find where we pleaie because we mrrv I religiolu seal. There s plenlv nf It tne emblem of peace military might." Bah. ALBERT C. ALLEV. sires it. You are merely nnm your , opinion and. though you will not airree with me. I don t believe that ' you are any better qualified to state your opinion than many other men j in this nation who do not agree with . you ... So, I was much surprised to see you referring to those who dlAree with you as "spineless souls." Point- . edly you referred to members of ; congress, but If they "would like to j dodge the Issue of manpower" then can you tell me whv? I ran answer It and you know my answer Is cor rect, though you'd rather die than ' admit It. They could only be afmld to dodge the Issue before ele-t'on V1 j j The guided missile would be wurlh "l.UA , pi 'I onlv lor the farl lllot II pro. k '4 i i vl(,r civilisation a w.iv lo attract ff i l'r"""" waller. To liny Sell or frsile it pa tn read Herald and Newt Classified Ads It pays to At!rrt:r! CAMPAIGN FCNDS KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. (To the Ecluori Campaign funds hsve al ways been more or less of a mystery to me. so I decided to find out about one fund the one raised bv ih because they feel convinced that the local Dewey for President club. Upon right here In the United Stat. throughout most of the world. ftr that mat'er Even those who aren't lr.tenelv religious, believe in the su preme being and the hereafter. Schools Out On Neuner Ruling SALEM. May JO lPI School majority of the people do not want i investigation. I found that there was i borcU do not hmte suthorlty to pay i noimnjf mysterious about It at all.! . "t"" nrnooi noaros miomey uenerai ueor"v Neuner ruled today. The association's dues amount to 5 per year plus 10 rents for each child In the district, or a maximum of 12005 a year for any district. Neuner said that If the school boards want to pay th dues, they will have to get the legislature's permission. Ralph (Sparky) Dlrksrn. I. In Los Angeles police headqaarlera after discovery la an Incinerator of two human heads which police Identified aa those of his parents. Koberl Hansen. 21, was arrested and bouked for Investigation of murder following the discovery. Hansen was an employe of the boy's parenla. Ralph and Olga lilrksen. The child waa found In a boarding house. Voters! I, Joe E. Green, having with drown from the Sheriff race in favor of Jack Franey, ask my friends to vote for him on May 21. Thank you. Joe E. Green. r as. j. r. ! conscription . 11 proonoiy is inconcrivaoie 10 vou i jr. came aoout because a group of that anvone who onposes the duft. Klamath men were sincerely In conscriptlon. Involuntary servitude terested In nominating Tom Dewey and slavery (which are, In th's ease. there was no solicitation or h'eh svnonvmousi can be o'her rn prev.ure salesmanship. These men "spineless" or a moron. All rs:rit. IU simply eomnbuted becaiwe they reelster for the latter class, for I thought Dewey was the man for am opposed to such sctlcm. In mv ; Oregon and the United 8tatea. opinion It Is the most un-Amert'-nn Another thing I was curious about of any act that has ret been pro- was the personal history of Mr osed and. besides, it is te verv ' Dewey, since what a man turns out backbone of communism. Without to be often depends on how he grew conscription, communism, etc., could t up. I was surprised and pleased to not survive ... i find that he Is strictly th? proverbial Yes. I am worked up about It self-made man. His parents were because we the people are cal'-d j poor and young Tom had to peddle names Just because we dare to dls- j papers to add to the family Income agree with the prophets ... He not only worked his way throurh Please remember, vou have a college and law school, but also column to give publlcltv to vonr through high school! To rise to his statements, and vou are bucked tro : present high position from such by the radio, other moerj. the mill- i early struggles takes a man of ex- tarv, toe ioon and other nt anlm- ccptlonal character and fortitude, t'ons who have the facWMe ort the money to make themlve I heard. But the great masa of the peot'e generallv have no recourse. "They can write " vou may say. "Oh, veh!" I retort. Yes. you can write and It will be F-R-E-E Drive in ond get your fres chance on a new Winchester, model 70, 30 06 rifle. Cec's Signal Service ?( Main Phone 1131 We (lire 8 A II Green S lamps Medical Care c. P. Beck. M-year-old Bonanza resident. Is re ceiving medical care at Klamath Valley hospital. Beck Is the father of Mrs. Ira B. Morris of Bonanza and L. L. Beck, 220 Washington. IIADIO ll(4H,l. IS THURSDAY fcV KrLrt-14M ke, : Mart Linesf t.ik Unt ! Niwtr iM Ittwty tr Ffi. Clik C-t Mike Hllllama HIU Urea On a;4 " Jack Llnk.Hbtif-a-.; ciiarr wfytten riHC t':40 ,;ft n .m Gr( LerHori B:ii4 for ftnt Malt: aim tpltf BiM M.raltf t. llMHl ABC ta l:4t - mrk ranr M) ltlhliR4 ainfflnf start Godwla AHC ,lCan.ld Mlrrr.phr,nc ABO lu. . Miaruaat Mtlatflct lt:ia Arnentan' Orrb. ABC ll.lra Rvmntr' II . Ttlaoatit " ll4 t-, MAY 20 Oabrlcl HratUr MBI abaw" Araatttt Taii Same. In JStwa Name In Nctts RarlB B-natif ituy BirUi iak LiBkcnbaeb Htraiitat Arraw MBI Ota. Utrltngt Thaitiat liewejr iark franey iataa Hall Blllr Ba MBH Olna Haraj MBI M e rit(lM. Lawtaa MBS Evaalnf Canr-crt bale MalUaa Caneart fajlaa LwB Jr. MBI Drama al Mcairlnr Tbtinii llcwtr MBI B. 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Mldnlfht MBI Tam Mil MBI Cambattlrtf Ctmminlim LallO'Amerlca'a Matle FRIDAY EVE, MAY 21 IH :U d:ZA d:IA d:M 7:X H:ltJ :!, f : :M :4a lo;va ta:ia ia: i:U 11:00 llrftlr Iparla Mntap Mama Tawa Niwr Warld Newt ffamaiary mi antriii aou f'htmplen Ball Ttll ABO Olltctt FlfhliABU Tha rat Man ABO Tblt It Taar FBI ABO Break th Bank ABC , Famaat Jary Trlala ABC Brtncman'i Orch, ABO Newt Rammary Trlaqatat KFLW Tatlara Dava Baaa Orch. i alt Sbaw Araartd Tawn Namtt In Ntwt Kparlt ftoandap Ulnntr Dance Jamet Landry Klngt Valte af apart Fretldrnl Traman MBI Hilly Rote MRU f.lrnn Hardy MBS Fleetwaad Lawlen MBI Kvenlnf fJenrerl Henry J. Taylar MBI Brettllnr Wrtitllng n Alham af Flnt Matitt Newt MBI Metl Iht rrtt Ipeelal Aftnl Ptfll F ccvraffe of the primary elections tomorrow md Saturday. Virtually th entire Herald and News nnd LW staff are set for a very, very bus evening, and we understand that JFs bards are also girding themselves for the melee. a Thli Is "Candid Microphone" nUcht on LW, and the usual num br of ABC listener will likely hear themselves on transcription d urine what were probably some of their mot embarrassiniT moments. That'i at 8:30 tonight. st"-' U m. X ONE DAY SERVICE ON AIX BUT Msjor Repairs No wsitlng No appoint ments llBdget Terms U t IS ints. Mr When I saw and heard Dewev on the courthouse steps I was much Im pressed by th real friendliness of the man which seemed to extend from his honest liking for people. My curiosity was again aroused as to whether this was sincere, so I made Inquiries of people who were close to him during his visit, and found that his friendliness was not Just "for show" he treated everyone he met with a warm and human consldera- ' tion. There were no military orders. ' no brusque commands, no quick change to a smile and a wave when he faced an audience. After having had my Insatiable curiosity on several points satisfied. I've made up my mind whom to vou! for on Friday. MRS, CHARLES HOUSTON, 1210 Crescent. . rwo Vifl HEAR Klamath Dewey Club Discussion TONIGHT KFLW 6:30 P. M. Mrs Arthur M. Compton KFJI 7:35 P. M. Iald Adv. Klamath Dewey flab, Darrel Mll.tr, Chairman. V Kaptrl rar-lnry- irainen mt rhaniet! ASHLEY CHEVROLET 410 South 6th 4) Dione 4113 DANCE ARMORY SATURDAY, MAY 22nd PAPPY GORDON'S MUSIC Sponsored By THE MARINE CORPS LEAGUE 9530 LP. M . DEWEY FOR PRESIDENT al Ad?. D.-. Cot Pr.lr)fn. CatumfllM, flit t.Uai HulMlna. PoitUfiJ 4. (tt"a. lUfca C. Hwraa, Caaaral IJi.lnnaat Rilph D Meorx. it, torn Hula M.n.Rt-T.