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Newspaper Page Textpage root HERALD AMP KKs. KlXmATH FALLS. OREGON at'.; c - S-J wimjUBJ .i w-- - - ! Bixrr ud rtcansr S BWW. -T ?flnwica TacsCav: t-'ti coaler i lfa-r ear Jw: "i -xaa T '..vT--ay sum nklntd 1-. ka Weather lllfpHpnrc eases Pus and xiraay Fir .' IIVV IIWUI J ' r Benson On fqFarm Report Grants &uvj& Tnesday. Eis Taesdaj ; sew tuaaty rngm aa. Stsniamii CililiriS aFair throats nctttr: bote c&a&re erty a aiiatiiaeaacrty. Ito mpja. J m ac&uy J nvpj. an i I McCarthy, MONDAY. MARCH 1. 1B54 r-r im, seansn stor Bat i r": OT as.! said Siaasar was a year i " . ram 3onimiari m-mri 2 . v imt a.-?., i , j i wjlm - nrr w laiTii Buyers pa S3 i sag-1 ta ' S-3t to. P A- ataa; amnriVate on: til rirsi ce war " VAEHtSGTOK Ul 5ecmuT ' CB -"V,- UWB. SB HI IlTSt Western Oregto Ctear UOToti 1 aaatj report to the President. was a deeinie : a hatted and a mm finite tit is MS sound innca- " " iona peraaacai jann program len and west as xani as tS Jari"Tf- ' iW e3 OfiMSiea. .iriPiMyC&W1aBiI5': ""Ttr said, a steps were j-Jpound sraeiiers ehea a u jtaaen w cjujToa.Tiije s pro- KSttk. SaSshSe laoesm uuM 4,-1 IdBCaici fTTumwl Krri-3y dnraif . itewl I T TME ASSOCTaTEP rftEaS .jam o pcaceumc 1 bit. tc-ji . . tt lfcrpec ran tt ti year, wiaivn 5 aa. jub. rrrv. 1 eana Ibe EiseaSiom acS- mnrtt ctt a .St :aJe aaiaiue Swi K. Caanh annul. - -,. A Jt- tect ntt al ijp npuMai -. ubts o , la ssu flfc. Sk tap. Etrmttnt a. jrm, arcs, nt j crtxc caen hrc Jninn anna, an km Mr- S. ta (S.W a7J9 tomJ j-X, " ,aad ctencc ctien arcmp SXH ms r nn. arasK. u wmu vxJif ssa oocaraercA ! l.jTTitu er ea4r ta a. JtiSt K C2 ano caeacc French Scatter Vietminh Reds - EAI0O3. Isftgcfesia Tbr ccpu noiaie 14I9IL F:eca claimed arw auooejae; Ktedtj Sa Cashnr Tjeirai res-j roCTT.D LTItilOC out e tt fcer K Rrvw j yoBTI.i.'O J? itSOA Caajc lasej e( una iDdoebea. aci JO 'ulaMc XftOC- cujtn iavtr accre, xrteis i2Bed aa 1I ayag-et. 'tamSj vtar: weoe J: al A French army mriTiruiugiae osrrj &5a iutlifr: . arcomd three cm JaoU ain ier rnrnOt tml j .j, timjoe to frt nee acaTad one Ke4 eoaanaaaisi 31.08 goDd-cbaiice TjeaBZA he.ntVwB. jm a airp ie, a. - S J tosd . traoet .Sartaoe tuSn ta a Ra Tta ' iifrT - - 3lis: ocawraal tjak sector. & xaiia ants ot Ij7 Jti- aafej- ctra to BaaeL The Fresca C'tutai Imxm tratAl ids ace MO a iBen bad U lunea.- the anotmace- afien Jl jcaaerd a rd ' mesL aaidV 'ffl C2 Vaetsusa vtfft sxsiert 1$ K-I ftlr: vii3svoaimer jkflled acd M capcured. fjj jpje, !lio-U:" cxsoer- rreaea Union panate So the cbHh- co i dotSy .00-15 J, fri SDOostasog of Bortfc ladochjca c-30- y u.a aaore" wiiity tinted is led eta, the pouaoos erf oct i2 -i4i; omunercul 14-90. TeaeH euueuhed aiouuiS J;, tnirvcoraiaercial ton IS t the ea)or French laraBaixB of 'i4.MHJS. ood head US. Daen Bjcj Paa. Ka mor oiecjc: j cae saiaaie i; laaraei abort a es reported. !&eai-r, (ood-choice ealer XI SO- . '2$j(t: Kooocoooce alaisgbsex ci e aJCAL fUwiUAfi '' ViM-tlM: tuitny caJres 7maard isork calret U 96-20 to. i Bon taiaHe SSO: soaritet siaai SBOUt in Tie C 8. WJ In-:" nmfjj Beadr: ccxiiee Ke. !-l taiarr OrnsMsi ni alficSailT re- jtatcbers IW-zk id a wc, choice Ural fnaa the Koreas - theateri"9- 1 doaik is M-W: cfaake Moaday. The Mlh inlastrj drrt-l0-0 lb 300-11 M: chox 2 ae took srer the area ef the' 1 aosrs a.OO-XJd. 4is STttkh is oca ot Wt ajrtiloos Sheep -salable too. martet ao ben hdrafa. true, atmean choice. prase led Colors of the-dish anil be re-j01 lunoa -50-71 00; good turwd to the Uniaed stes byjcboiea Umhs UJ-M.e: (ood aa hour detail ot troops da for - leaders UJO-mj; food nucsa. Men stiO ctirlMe tor ad- choice esrea scarce, qumable tun ditKiul Koreaa duty snll be re- '- placenctus. for other uuis. , ; Buer H a 1 Bend a 11 .;Emeae M . , ' Einaa Falls ... 1 S - I Laierjr-r - . M a SMeeiecd .- M U JKe-rperf ; . !Jt5ra Bead U St I'Coara a Jl ( Pmtievni 1 SI 1. Psraad (&rpori -U j: . EaseOsrf ., St , fisjen it 3t t3ffle St m , 'docsfa 'DeCTer m g :Enrea St ilss Asejes s Sear To.-i j tit ad BJiiS n n ! Sua Frsucisos .IB n . ; 6e3e 4 ' tD SpakAX S 17 Jtaa. Mm. Frra. 1 Jromftrsucc had ameraed proo- - jjlesi a! rarjdasea. OTer-pnxliKuos s and Ofr'T-nr farm prices from Jtse Trartna admmutraooau Sfoch 1 soi tae cer admaustrauoa's first i year e cx. be said, -aras to deal -O i sm urse prooletss so that a - jcecid move "cotrarucuvely" tc- ) aa3ri psiuny ancsltnre OB a T '. BXll biiiS- - i "TS probiem sras xoade more dJfiruB because the tools avitl T stijf aert as fally adeiru to the 'cewis o! me ISSBs." Bensoo said. - i "Toe present term programs wre Sbsocaay cerejoped darmr the T liSn as a put of ' the b-.i - i truest tie depressioo of those - drears. i "Taey aere amesded dormz the 1, 1 Stevens To Meet Soon Two Men Held For Burglary Two men alleged to bave looted ihe Lost River Tavern at Merrill Sunday mominr are held in the County JU pending arraignment on burglary cnarges. A complaint against the suspects, itavford Martin, 33 j and Edwin TTASHISOTOy W secret iCorrigan, 36. 5 sworn u bv of the AraiT fsevens and Sep. Kenntta clmger, proprietor of the .a.SKi ftnsDy wiU;.veriL . ..... . . . Malinr OS n . : nnitoTati Vmmlta i ttare tft lace w - u 'JliLC J of v j5sae ot commuuuu Merrill n e ujb iwt ,T. jmen while they were staging s McCarthy announced Monaiji drinking party in a caDin a short thu the esaa wnh whom he hss Iaislance from the tavern. Brumley 1 -to.tnr hotly over the qu"- 5MO of whether Arcsy officers bare beea soused i3 appear be- . tk. CMai fnrestEStiOOS SUD- jcpaousee either next Thursday or th? foEkMnsg Moaoay. recovered three cases of beer and two cartons of cigarets which he said were taken from the uhlishment. Sheriff Murray ' Britton received s report from Deputy Sheriff Dai, Leaves Korea Union Oil Tells 1953 Earnings - ieccSc LJwer tiTto MB. AND MRS. J. W. CIUCX) mOMPSON. 1248 M.js. - 4 oi those jeirs." he cootmoed. ' announce fne ergagement of fneir daughter, Delores Mae i"Bul the are we now live in ts j . ( Sally 1 o Sgi. l-c Donald Robert Oison. soa of Mr. sod Mrs. iddiereai. Toe demand txuatjoo ts) georee H. Olton. 1912 Lancaster Avenue. Olson, a graduate SSAlSSSr. K!r,h Uniw; High School wi ft. das, of "52. t tn mnt no television or .Cm)Ih thAt James Briley's servlu . iwtnt arm nlanned. as theT : orin rit was broken fita dur. Tr7 tor a ooee-scheduled ailing the weekend. The thieves too thea csnceJJed shosrdown oe- ijjrj in currency, 130 ia trading ni the senator ajyl the secre- i,mos. go pennies and an electric jtarr over ueaunesa. of army vn clock. They gained entrance by desk. breaking the lock on a floor to th MtCsnny said the meeting station, be betad closed doors unless Kereas prefers otherwise. Aad rather than the issue of sJiose of Array officers, the ques- 'tzb op for consideration wiu oe !nnoos ways the. Army hasJian 'dSed cas-s of perwas accused of 'Communist eonaectioos. ; McCarthy toid reporters Moods? 'he is -eoeceraed because of whst the ssid is a contradictory man iaer ia winch the Army treated iiie cases of Pvts. Dsrid Linfield !and Sid Raaensseia and ' former 'Ms:. Irriag Peress, all of Hex York. Ex-Convict Faces Bad Check Charge Joe Dean Andrews, 26-year-old ex-convict, wno was met at uregon State Prison gates by Deputy sher iff Da Reed, was held in the Coun ty Jail Monday awaiting arraign, ment on a bogus check charge. Andrews, who completed a pris. on term Friday after conviction m a check charge, was indicted Bonneville To Increase Rates WASHINGTOJf im Cnderseo retary of Interior Ralpa Tabor has predscied a S per kfhnratv-yesr ancrtaae la power rates of the BoanersUe Power Ad maim ration. Tudor told a House smenor ap- propnaiions aukcotnmlttee the de- aansoeBt is reneaiaf rate ached vies, aa required once ever? lrre Pefotecs CHICAGO POTATOES CHICAGO Jf Potatces: At m ala 3S9 on track !; total C. 6. shipmenss tor . Friday tlO-, Satur day TU: Sunday 1; about steady: Colorado red McClures $2J0- Ida Bo Russeta t3-X; Mmneaota North Dakota romiacs 11.70-2 00: n stock supplies moderate; demand fair: market about steady: Florida round reds S2A9-2S. IDAHO FALLS (CSDA) years, ana oas aeoos oecsoea on Ponton- uirkM itiii- p...... jn ttcresM r from the presents. ia. j-in. mm. 1S-SJ per cent SIM per kDowatscar to 122.! h, Urrer. is-SO per Frankly, I do not batter st eam 1 os. and Urrer. l -; S0-M BoieriUe is roca to show a per cent 10 ea. and larger) 1700. greater rats tsczease than waa predicted m the past admutisu-s- ga-een eitiea arrivals 1 001- on twr." Tudor teaslfied. T thmk thasiw ' 1 sa .S -m take care of the situs-1 . ' Hon there." Tabor's tes&moej was made public Sunday. Hiding Place Revealed By Son 8AW FRANCISCO VB Officers, aeeafflg to eerre sax traffic war. ratsa sa Tneoaor Msrta Sr m to his bom tatardey. They said Mrs. atorua assured officer JeresBtah Taylor that Mar tin. aa v asechaale, a as not at hoffro. But Vrw-sVd Theodor Jr. knew cuflernUy. "DsodTs ts the front rocas," he proudly teJd Ihe pobce- BU. Taylor aeat into the Bicr Local Man To Be In Ripley Column Wilmott CrsnoalTs gold panning experience a lew years aga has sron him recognition by Ripleys "BelieTe R Or Not." according ta a letter received by Craadall re cently. The letter states that the Ripley column waa sent, a dipping from in Heraid and Neat which pic tured Crandall psnnrr.g gold in EWeka two years ago. . Craadsli s mdustry has won hint a place sa ' Believe It Or Cot." the Sunday, March II, issue of the San Francisco Examiner, and is The praSuctsoa situation is also! 'MO terviee trorn tne INetvonal t?uara as a sergeaor. r 'dziiereot.' 1 spring wedding is planned. (This is fo correct an error in J The sacsmi.'irslion tn January! Saiurdav's oiner vJien ) announcement of Florence Ser- Oaion Oil Company of Caliloraa fT v'-If?' trude Cathoun'i engagement to William C. Stewart appeared wSl TST S on nexX prfclr uoder the Thompson picture. Florence i, the daughter of Mrs. wtmea sihoaa net eamasgs. o SSS.- .,. . , Crr u..nk ll ..J it. 1.1. 1 1. r-.t osna C.,U. (wuaiM vr .T7T i i larm mcome and on efforts to j ..?. (T h expand farm markets. . irr. ,Zil,r? Agncclmre must strive.- the S.-S4' It uTT;S ; j j carcetj for larra products both ' . . I rt borne snd abroad. Drastic ac The increase of eamirizi is af-i, 1.. . ?Je o i ineaaare 10 utU,, jarpluses of the pas hfeh level of capital expenditures ,.,-eral vear mane xa recent years, paruca- . ... production in line with the oro 1 Oae n-jndred aad e.nr.'.y-ore cars pecuve market demands andiTisited Crtter Lake Nauonal Park: cushion the price decline as much over the weekend, briniuCEr 6i per-' as possible through both direct and : sods. 43 of bo-n were skiers; ao I Peress Ss tne aenust wno s .(K.r ii hv th. irtm.ik crti an honorable discharge "'-j county Grand Jury. on a similar uxrisn """" - charre. He is aUered . to. have passed a spurious caeca tor sio tion; her fiance is the ion of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Stewart, Kirk. The Calhoun picture will be printed in Saturday's paper.) Photo by Guderiaa larly those mane in the search for and development of ou and gas re serves and to augment manufac turmc facahuea. Casual expendi tures in 1S3J reached a new peak of rrLan.ose. OBITUARY sVarr-ri Ioutts Vaann St nm nf tut FatHi in 19 ? ears-. iJ here Teb romrr TS. Swuwui scruOe. sat. Eo- STI aTDta DN3 ef tU) CltJ : bfOUXT. tcr. JCrs Kirn &n&iul:cr Taiisv ; a r.--4iorv. Kcsosrtji Ccaori 3aUs9a. f Qui eity. 1 body b rt Vrztf KUseatA Twaerml Rrasc- Notice of Un tVacraJ T-vtcc-!iU wJl be iMUktl OlMMbcr m uuc usuc. Withaa Gordon Brace. 17. txaurr f j Crater Lake Has Big Weekend caUed fifth ameadment Communist. Peress caiied McCarthy's conten tions "nonsense." While Peress. wis honorably dis charged, McCarthy told newsmen, ; sill ss in the Army, and awew was given a second grade honors o discharge against mt wishes although he has re oouaced commrmivn and has been oomnleteJy ccoperacve. -. t wis before the Senate groap Monday and refused to ans- :wer cjuesuoeis. The senators voted 'to cise han for contempt, i -Lsfield. 3o. came with a Iaw , yer. Martin Friedman, who de- scrjied the soldier ss schnsok' at the Corner Store in Klamath Falls. strants Rl'SH B. Vt Mr. Kn. W;t. iuHAiCTri psnx tuippuns, wnerever VJ . .-.! uwi switai, a toi paffliar ini. practacaL" the ranger station this morning, j sat Bora Sir. rd vn. io EkiinE is cood at the oafs audi!'", reereur n. at a-ja w Small Boy Hit By Automobile i inere u m iotai oi 121 iacne 01 j :rzl- Convicted Youth Prefers Jail . A 19-year-old youth convicted by a District Court jury of brutally beating isaae Thomas Jr., 16, said he preferred Jail to paying a fine. The convicted attacker, Paul Mat. ney, was lined 35 by Judge D. E, van Vactor Monday morning. 'Td rather serve out the fine at "poor us at day then pay It," the youth caught in the middle of declared. "Two dollars a dav ia a oatue between McCarthy and itwo dollars a day." tie Army. . j Matney went to Jail after De- Ifense- . Attorney Ben Goddard . . 'pleaded with the" eourt not to lm- FBI FutS Fugitive P-e J"1 sentence. He said the Of) Wonted LlSt pedant mother. V According to testimony given at ;ihe weather beauufuL aocordicsj rtooKS , io the report. f Xaa Broofct FeOmarr r: al Kim- wutr oimpom sa. 1 W.RTN!Vmv ;a The PRTilhn trial latfr th. li,.. k... Borfi to Mr aoa xrv iMOCOar Put on US list of "10 MO:was an innocent bystander" at I lis inches on this date last yrr. j SSLZtTZySf&i (Warned Men" Basil Kmgsley Beck, (neighborhood fight. Witnesses said . - - w. .-e um " . ... " -. Dhiovftcu vy naauicy wiu jut a swiey. . uarrow. 10 ' a i iocut.-. iwuni.i.m i ; ioan.ten;perea roamer wanted m out proyocatinn; year old grade school ssndert re-acnes averscc. .- T HonaalW J. A-bert Lm three deferent states for murder, cerved minor injuries when struck 1 Highway 62 is open to the rim, ; HuitiLr.-. ran lor iinm u crii ocrriary and iail-breakinc. by a car operated by Pat Welter- but the road is icy in soots son. Ashland, it East Main and ! Vme. Saturday afternoon. ! IXSAN1TT CHARGED The. boy was given first aid by ( Mu-Ais. ltaiy A woman Sucmctfc araraer for pucatiiL Beck is of medium build, weigh- Ixe scout 160 pounds. He has blue lef- ;il and brrvs-n hair. tut uaaa cm. tmn. nUM in Pon- j to the accident, then sent o the! throat of ber S-vear-oi son wil ?&t2.'ZS I'ES?'r2t,Su.'K)maU' Valley Hospital by Kaler s j a rasor alter first planning I sat cfcrt iuxxier. Pttrieu. leasee. avi sag a sum, eoocn f irtiimd; kt rottowT. M,a Afifi Rroce of Sc-rm-:to. Csskfomia. boCT vi twr- tunieti tj Wart) MUantttli 7useral Horn l She tUtad-avri Kortuarr. Porv laVAtl, for fiAal nut antl laieTzocsj. LaiTT Dale' name 1 KUUACC LKTNStS OdXOfXI - STERaiTT ar. fe-. ia vr am. Tae ftrenne. uvs th FBI. Dr. S M. Kerron. sa.eye witness professor chareed with eitttar toe ats Fans.. - - r'slwcwi be considered dangerous". ??lrya;rJZZX Bteck ww out on the -"Most U) . tmIL ' ' WsLate" list a a lnlarirmsrjt frrr Axnbulaooe Seme where be wis throw him off the leanui? lower ; 'Everett Kroe?ex. robber and juj iaM o iauzs auiu j? j oj uj ui. ito j The CixxxnH RetDec led the brraier cxv&i el Lu Cruces, J. leased. , on crouiyis of insaiuty. , i .x?ris i& The driw wis not held after! The Milan court oi asfires or-1 National League In IS5J in execut-;-. rro' J ' ' ' several eve witnesses told investl- i dered the defeadant. Prof. Marut '.mz the most double plays (ITSi. gating authornies the accident was j Cornel, oi. confined to a mental . The team also made the only triple unavoidable. asylum for not less than 19 years. 1 play of the season. Larftat Slaak Ital ia Hafca ttaata la taia tart ! tat wert. Baat a talaM eliaa, Btailal paa akasa' ilia HaMiinl Oris - ' Chard Oris LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. , 12S N. tk room. There wrert empty chairs. ! """Ing - editions of the Sureka a rug on the floor, aa iinoccupted ! Rumooidt standard and the Hooo Vi but n Martin Sr. ' lulu Star Bulletin. "Loot la the aofa," little Ted Crandall, who lives at 21S El Shouted gleefully. j dorado Avenue, will be 104 years And there was Papa Marun us-' old June 17. demeath. . . . . iJ'J',!J,00'a " c"r """"iLiauor Board and held in he of gss baiL bl1"wl SiWUI W Said Martin. -That a n r,. as t as I ve alaays told Ted A ten the ! I TOnSTerS Men State Liquor Inspector Robert Uc Innes. wno has been sutiooed In Klamath Falls for the past year. wui leave Friday for Portland on a new assignment. He will be sup planted here by Inspector Law renc Lusk who had been serving aa an Investigator for the Oregon State Liquor Control Commission ia Multnomah County. truth.' Eugene Quartet Wins Contest FOREST GROVE tH The Forcep Four ti tb champion barbershop singing quartet ta the Pacific Northwest The University of Oregon medt. caj school quartet won the title in the floats of the annual conun her Saturday night. Eighteen singing groups from Oregon and Washington competed. Tn Tarsitonea from Seattle who won last year, were second. Other ttnalisi finished this way Kord Kings, Everett, wash.- Vaiw courer Quarter Rotes: Fog Bound Four, Port Angeles. Wash.; pour Little Shaven. Portland: Her Too Pour. Port Angeles; and th Oaj Blades, Vancouver. : tatra Wars Mcislar tsi A Tvstwrrttr r Awaisfl Machint ' Isaatrla ar Base Last anssttli'i raRtal is n4 H surgkas price votcHrs PlOKtBOfTICISOrnY IQamsrtls Kali. . difftl jtlTLlsr dBt TttroMFr 71. Surrrr -s in. ciusre: Us) wtcrtr. VrJba of - Coq- illr: bwzacrt. Jack of Staairboat Swvuja, wo Jmrrm of utia r5: ; his rmoUie?. air. AJjBta HeaU. of tnu eitr. Tvtt1 4-Tica Wfj47aeU. i&jarh I. Ward's kUaaaa 7uncrai Bcaoc, 2 pm. rer . Earl Purraxd Stfrr. W. ttattr of BeUt-ilsz. Kaauas. rc9cnt of Tuielaka for l years. ja there Fearuarr ss. S'JTY;rr tartue ttm anoov, Vsrrne-t of Taielaie a sfn. lo Earl of Treka: taucThur. Vaujie LaoaS of Culrer. Ore-a-jwa: Ms BMsther. Eebecea Xorihrup of WsrMta, Kantvas: brretherv Cecil of WsDwta. and Weidofl ef Torrance. Calt fersja; a tstr. Mrs. Beaatnca Speac of lVfrfrworrJi. Ksnui: three grand efcDdrert. four rephrws aad two tUecoa. ruorral JtrriUffri will b ar.noajnced br Ward t Kiasaatii Fuocral Uaco. rorttAg Arris OiisMtoa Ctiaxtf. 44. a natrrc of Ton KlajnatK sliod tnerc rebruirr zr. Sarrnors fcr-rtoe the widow. Myrtle Cpeland; a daxirtiter. Jerre Copeland of ron KtamatA. a brother Charles L Caawland of QteaneU. Canada: 'Ju-ee tasnara Mra. Abb Caria Masea of Toe son. Ajrtssaa: Mrs. E-a Xkehou of Port-Is-d: Mrs. Alice B lACle of Fort Klatn stK IMne-ral aeo'itas 1T1 be beM from . rort tOamath Metrtoditt Church fVedivasdaT. March 2. at p in Inter mamt wiii be made in Ton Klanatii Ce?i4rT. O Hair s Memorial Chapd tt lb cbarft of arraaawnonts. Funtrol MrCOWAN r-aral vrvce for Ceorte PstrJrk MrCowaa. wno died here February 77. will take place from the chapel of Ward's ' Klamath Funeral Rome. 2$ P.ih Strael. on TuetJa. March X, 1M at a m . the Kev. Ceorce Alder ? the Ftu; Chnsiian Church offscm tnd Corrmnmont mnte and laursteal ia KiamaLh MeinortaJ Para. AftO ) r-jneral aeri-iccs for Ber- Louise 77. wtS take place from the chapel of Ward's Klamatli Funeral Home, 92 Kih Street, on 1'e4a. March 3. at 2 St p-m.. the Rer. D L- rroeU of the Feaco M?fftorial Prvtbrtenaa Church offrdatlna. CorarntUnerit trvic and is tartnent Ln Klamath Memorial Park While Man Sleeps Burglars Work LYNN, Miss, ur -Irked because his Ice cresm store waa burglar ised twice during the past week. Oeorge Roland, M, stood guard wish a rifle all Saturday night. Nary a thief showed up. Just as he doted off yesterday morning, the telephone rang. It was police reporting another break at his plic. Thieves stole nine cartons of cigarettes. Pertussin does more for coughs of colds because H wart I tyslteltr stimulates Nature'a in cough-easing action, tt est aatf lahwaa it loosem stkky phlegm andthu"bfak-up"coug. lit tpeila. That'a why so tniny do ten hive prasenbed rtSTSMIS atiai aiiiti . FMEK TMiML j!?.i,!-?,.c' - "W M mm tmmt tmmm ana zsxrtH trsjn i-jt?? hm. Ty- 7-- yv - a-iV aT m ar aaafta, n Beef Short Ribs Cube Steaks Sugar Leon end Meaty Tender, No Watte Brawn or Powdered 2 25i 19' Cut Rite 125 ft. 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