http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a29adbb68966394ae5fbdf4b9cb8895f.pdf 173bf507744614517adae0749b583e6c PDF Text Text 0 FUN AS u , . D I XPEHIME AGHICU T I lAUNCHED Af l n ere ry .. C0 l - d JOB TO PAY FARMER ~ N To from an the ., , ~ . "' .. ' d : ,_.~-- Ia • ly Favo Arl .t ent .:tlfe>-Th. ~ - · iAIII-It. kJJ>tl\811, ' J '· . to ..,'.. $1 ern #lio : 1 ""'••U. ot na a prominent f year- - ' '' F �i ~p· ' ' ~1Y, AtJOtreT iJ, tm ' PAOli- TUEllDi.Y, Atl0\18T 211, 0883 JBJJI'""'N~ . 1' JU~ P 4 I L'Y T r ,_... IY ""''f~~~~ Q!&lter llepl. ,,, 19:1;'> &11!10 --r * Qalc:e •• tho Aol ol t, IJ'II. . II'·~·~ WI• . .... ~ ._lllf447. lf"&ted on ~ lleoo"'! ...,.0!<17, o. - - · Olllo, ' r-'I""" maltor for Pflbllo!ll.,. ' "' h..,,.., . "4~li.P. .I -------. ~==,~==~---apn!ltt6tNo "~'"".~"Tntv!!• '' I ~ ~q,, ~lleJP.Ja, f\'UbtJllh, . JtWw~ l'ar Edlitlrlal\ Office C::aU IH~,J. l'w -~ Oll.ice and Clro~t.IGo Dept. C~b ua~a _., Dcllftlri 1J1 CIIN'rler __ 01 lnjgry :CNeo §~,)1'~/::1~~. II% ) ARE BROUGHT ABOUT 1 I DOth ernployen and cons.umers ill I 1 , ~ -'"·:.:'.::":.___ _ __ _ __ Military - P!Ione 58Z·L ' Seven I i 1 Solons Th"''ucl.> ~ek Of K11o~· lcdce ~n ,Hanillina I O"j~e.ta ----OAK GROVE I Sleepmg Sickness, a butUt' in which aJready nearly 4_0 people _have dted and mitny otherH are ill, but empha- ::tJzes the fact that we ar~ . far too careless Jn our treatment of di.~ea.ses in general. Particularly is thl fl true of tile great ba_.ttJe we have t een waging for many year~ agalnt;t that most insidious clrsease of all, Tuberculosis, better known as the White Plague. In recent yeur.'l, however, some detennined effot1 has been made to curb thiR threat by segresatJng the be j ..ve1 \! •w:(e:d t;· tween op.n-aton and o~nlcn ltad rn Included recocnltlon 'lf t h e un,tl'd Mine Worken, Uu ltn ion 8 derm nd for H. ~ a day WI\,\' a•Jtl 11. 10-hour week, differ~ :l"J> In 'N ilges bel.ween north and ~ 1 h m .ll& ns p-.....-...- by oper· '"~ ,\[( ~ oc ;,trol of prlcn and pre ya., THE FI~HT 110in.~r on in Missouri at present against j1a.tients in sanitorium:;r. and the work ::>hould no VIRGINIA GREGG urittJ A aoal or pledges by 20.000 000 me nt. tempt to p t out of a severe ston:n ngr'!f' m ent on IJlt "ctual OOill!U~ 13 cer tah' to be reacnConsmuuonallty or r.h~ Farm ACt;, t hat pr <!Va lled. near Tucumcari and c r tht> R,grpement ilnd ~e ed. lt wa. 4edared Man y ., towpt; unde t wbtch fhP PhJI Bdelphla craKhf'd In thr ctar l;.ne!ll! Jlaimed a.imbst 100 pt>r Ceflt SUt,_~ !J.Krt.t:ment. W8.8 ll i KOt!B.ted, haS beell lMUt'~ over which tlgbt.l tleta on !h e ftrst day in enroll1nR a.Ltfl.Cli.ed by Z,OOO Penn.syl~twl"' 1 I --'- TQO CARELESS It~ A6 thl -. pian proceeded t he Mt icnal Jabor boa.rd was m ak 'ng a1 '~~;;-;:-;­ eftort. to kee.., Pf'acP In lndtt• try denator Robert WQ.encr of Nn. 4Con t1nued from P&Be CJnaJ 'iqrlc, chairman o! thf' lloarrl (Conu nutu l~<.ln • ?<!.Ke Ou") reaChed Wt.ehtnrton r.nd "' a~ : u h 1 1 Tr" llttlt ms pl tal w11., pHJVC d stre nl.{thenlns: of the Aus-p>r;;;•do ever a h ear1ng rle~ lgnt."<i to ~P t.. ~ ' r1 an m ' ll taJ v establishmmt to en• • ' t • ' the N~w Orleans blld} 4UH.:kl y fill ed and l tt>mj..o(..r ••rJ !JO'> ', o,e C'h~ nceilor Doll~n&l t.o combat. Mr. ~nd lin. J?aul Orueser, u:~. 1 'rDm a .ehorl vbilt wltb Mr. and Mrs ductlon, pita! ...-.<ol< SPt up In tiH Han rl!P h(l ,o,f' lf He pru r4•SHt"ll Ul believe arP Lee RudJiill and Mr. and Mrs I .John A: Plsher to continue tbelr T he m'gotla~ton& wcr:- opened a . The bo~o.nl claimed 00 tmvo> f.ll- Le iE:url re rtt; th :J.t ,, sro,·e , 1r nwn 'h•t·~t-f'nlllg movP-6 by German Char'·· QniPBer Btaent Salurdav lr1 viBit hen> with C. 0 . f'l!hfr JU¥1 !Jle requut of President. R.ooaevelt •!t:d. cllsput.ea lnvolvlng30uou worlt-~ ·~'· :.,lh.: wu~: nol Lt.Jt!llltJJ<L u\ No;t· Lhe l$erlln Npttonallst ptel'./1 F -, ~ f9.ml;ly and Mr. ii.IJd t Mr11. Roscoe jcm e or thf' operators s!ttiu~ 18 tu tb:: pwst two weelt >l In seven .. on he had l:xen 11 th~ -.{!ell' d' ~ o:rth ... le:<s t~ +'JC tremelv pleased " Parkenburj. l towler~ They expect to return to nc10fi.S t he (·on r renee! t-able wltll 1 tftteat stat('& New local ll4 K! lu ; '7r.;h ~ "!' k flle nev.s Is welcome to us lin. CliiJ'fmce Plsnerror Pt. Pleas• 1 •heir home a.t Wlchlta Thursday. un k n le.:d, J fur tile flriit Lim~ arc bel.na set up to aid In scLU'.I!( u ;h:rt~':~n- 96 pru.s.-n "cr" un Llv· ut Dt·J 'J,H~ cditunall y, ' becau&"' &Dt \'ieited ll'eamtly ~ ·tth Mr and Charles Joach1UJ ot Cedar Ol'Qvt., 1 The Apv:.tlncJJlun oper&tors, con local dJI!puV~s much as the NRII ., • ~··L:.. u pll"Ct!dl'nt eata blls.hmk lOJ, ~ •udWll , W. arrived Monday for a. 1 1 1t,.l lln g. th ~ ho.rg~t volume of bl - , ""'d In Ne w York Intel v ~ne<.l ~u ' - tJalll but onl; about "" of t!JL" C·• 1ma n {!alms to adequl.te ~efe n Jlr. atld lin. Oeora:f! Mad~k,' ,;eek s Yi111t. here ..~!~ ~ the Healy wc Je In cu•~ mvulvt>rl Ltl tho· dt•- I ·• r Luminous coo., were repn::.s'!llt.ed b• ·ef..lllully In the dre!'JI st11kt> · dauabter Jessie, e:ra.ndson, Jintlny lllmily on Boulh DCCOIKI Avenue. JC A Monow, James Froncls Receipt of a telegram I tom L lllllm~>nt L '{t: ~15L tL IS h in ted that Vau·Jol)naon and HarJey Allshear ot Mr. IIJ'ld Mr8 c . F ttathburn a.nd Cht< rle s- 0 N<>l.l ::m d R D ra~a.lt NC£t Cnl la.wye1 urging tllf' 1 g11 The Go lden St.ft le L.nllL"tJ Is om ! ;u u1 :-; announceme nt coi}tlrms th E' Delaware,' 0., were Saturday guests Mr and Mra. w. H - Juhl.bq: l.elt ll.htle the mme worker& were r<'p that AUS· 1oteMion to denv a id to · ~e rsom. of Lh~> crack J>li Slit'nget tnuns ~ u~- v1cws he ld In u ermany ot Mr. and Mrs c .·L: Brooks anH ] 1'ue6day morniniJ tOr Cotumttus to I ' ten ted by Pres.ldenL John I f k'hl8" legal means of evallm g t•1• un15: llct wten Uh Allg!'!es and Ch - r la s m te r nal sttuatKlf't IS most Sf'r .son ObarleJ. , , I spend a few r 4a.ys ' attetJdlni: the 1 ·~ "' Le wls P hilip Murray , Thom:l.. ~ccv :ry a.ct was annoU nf ~ d T:ll <lgo it !t:ft L:,a:, Angt • f'~ at b JU i-' tou~ despite D<•!lfubS' c laim~; that ¥lues Veata. and Non. McCoy ::state f~ and buying .a~ .(or (~t1nued from ~e one) K e!,ned y a nct Van Blane r . M ,..,k .Lsb 8 Tncl almPs nd tr~hl<> 011 ,he fJt has wht> NB7l m Nf'm POf undf!r left lfondliy momln&' tor a few days 1\athb,u ms Store. awyer decland many cli cr:ts ,tl! n or Homt ~hooe, 1The Canol! Tele· bttllnesa 1vWt in 'Columbus. Prof;. ~ames T Lewis moto~ ~o tl! ntrnl T he (n'PGl ltmL Taplin ccal g'1ll ff king advlCe The lav;ye r whosf' . phone Co, ,_Cat.eJ Electric TeleMr. ~d Mra. Blclney RWIIIt!ll folld Vlellaton Sunday where he met phone. ~o.; SW ll'elephone Co, ! Oh'<"l n.1 u l he IJllnoil> oper ators uune Wll8 not disclosed Ut{l' cl :l> Alb uque •q uc N M Ang :>!' INS da.uahter, wha have · been residing ''llth 1 11. committed to formufate a Conqu'tl~ ~01)&, oo,. and oom - Nh o be~.ckcd Le wis tn hls dcm~ l WYent report lhe nnm e~ t.f t!J - A trun:;cont!nc nta ! two lhl~'len~Pr for aomtUme with Mrs,' RWJSell'!i m usic program for the South Eadpanles., lrotn EIYri& , }<.anton, Pay- o• •ccogrttt'J• mWJI. be b1curt nts seeking Lhelr aid fat :.h pl ane was wrec ked and rr,•Jr IJ~"'rsm. ~ ~tl, Mr. and Ml'B. Rue Tucker- ern Teachers meet1n&: .whtch wJll ette, _ ~en, Kingsville, Logan •J::d t r ~he , ~ ~u~ m . nt ourpo&e killed nef! r T m umc:,ul lH 1 OHlin!!, to Born t.c Mr and Mr::; The[m.m Dr 1lUKO EckeMr, ' commr.nder Of ManS!t~d New Knoxville , New ,Lemr,n ire moving· 1ntb the He~ly l' e helD at Jackson tn October. Cwnplet' or: of a cOlll code woul Expressing a. del.t!rmlnati{)ofl to epu1ts tn ·rwA heudq•taJLeJs h cte l :V.11 till, n son Tuesday Aug 22 th~~German1liritrible Graf Zeppalin, proptl'tY' cq1 South Fifth Avenue. M:ni;. Heslop RusseH and son btnon, Rush'vllle Sugar Orove, brlrtg moL c,r Lhr rr.ojor Indus· dv~ the &hlpbullding codP n U1or t«<R.y wa.CI :.£1tcheJI ?~::' :! 'Jbt'll ~1se1 rMa. H. D. Inalea and Qaughter:s Harry, the former',; moth,er, MJs. wtll probably fty hi• tamou.p alnhl,P Troy"\Qd, Wvrren. u 1.0..3 .tmdf'J ! 1)~ , I~'CO v c:y admlnls- )ugh try -out. the plnnnh•g aJ J(l 1he d ead arc Ho.• ~~ d Mol gilt' · c! urnf'd home T uesday :MarJorie, Margaret, Vil;glnia. and John Peck und dautJhter Helen of to· CbJcaltO &lore .the world fa11 tra~,!o n . Oftlrtals of the Unite<. a.l.{ pract.l.ce com.nuttc::e uf the In- ;:.llot w a B.trcus co~ptl:JL ut•d W1ll cam .th an \\11, Krl drr. Roy Jrene left 1Sunday for Huntington r_.c~n spent Suiadav h ere Wl•h l>l{r. cloSe11. The Grat bas beet\ in rcru Mine Wo• b~rs csLJmatoo tJtere arc 'l.~r)' dmled requests for eX ~' " t p- ~ , wo pa<se ngers 1dent !Jfd .is Mr and 8~1 neer a•1d raunlly attended Uw \1 Germapy anrl for &p vtslt with )lr, and Mn. How- and Mr$. Harry lll11ls an!1 tamt}J. lar serv1ee betwee_ ,50,000 o tIP.' ' JOlJs COlli mmers, ol om/ from 'j)ro'C-IS){J n.5 r>f thr I,\ I\ M :~ . n \ ln lloow un known Al hr JJ:,; F u1r Thursda} BrUJ.L ard Olbbs.. Howald Gibbs of Hunt- Harry l:J~p remained for a longer ,o; IJJe h 400,00U a r c WQrklng: I The plane lrH A n<~< Jt!Jo HL 10 2' w B cross mndP 11 I)U lne~>9 irlp • Jnaton 'wbo spent SUnday here vLc;tt Nectc·'·:.l 1ew~ el'Y omcli b ' cltlato l t11 g nt und wus lll.>t hf'tu d ftom to Parkt>rsburg Wt>dn" .-::a·t wtth the Iq1Ies ~am!Jy, aecomp~m~ Mt. and Mrs. Sl~ry Pickens al')d ~~qed-;;;;; ¥ave Qne> I a~ Hal l 1Jo:1s from 'the Blu ' In l .JdJo ,,n hoUJ lalrt ov~r Tuc um l'llf' last Quarterly C r •l fcren~ of led them to Huntlnrtozl, daughter Frances &nd Mr and Mrs. thla admintJtnLtion Is w1l.lipg' 'to Eaglr.. d ' JV C 't< ur*:hcd in U1 ~ na. c.u 1 l \\tt r held a t O a k Gt o•,e, Tblll'sMrs. )d. 0. \Yhlte a.n¢ 80Q. n.nk. Troy Pickens were vl11ltnrs Sunday recommend .1.9 Lhe p~esld~tnt · tlOll ol'l'':.f'l'!l lJ . ns&ure coopero.UOJ Cor.tlnUl'd Prom Pll.ill' One 1 Ih t wrcck•·d p l,w e was fo u11 d ri a} eve n ing was well .. ~ ter.dc.J Wblte motored to Columbus Bun- 1n Marietta. guest~:~ of M1 . and Mrs. ...!..''Thia," JbhnSQQ ~ded, , "Clflllli m all ~J tlon. In thl: effort to nnd traqon sought to .seLtl~ dlfferen1:e:. ne1tr Q uay 19 m tk s soullt of T u• J::tck Harris ;vho wo rlt:s at Steuclay. THey were ~panle4 hoo)e George ~rker, (~tlnutd 1'rQIIl net CllleJI the wa.y to 1 the preparation ot atl lobs' ' r " m•Jl tom; of P"'Ple by La which led to a court a.ttack on the unH' J'l today J.t I~ believed t he lxnv lll t> spe11l the ~>.•eek emf'. with llY •Mrs. Prank White and son Milt, Mr. and Mrs Henry Fulta and ''"'f""' bloc"- acceptable ~00~1 No a.rtnouncemtnt bor. dH)' phU&depbia mlk; marketing agree- plane whs n ylng .sout h In a n a t- home folk:.: Wl\0 have 1been vtstting there with sun Bllly and Mr11 W P. Graves forehead.:. one man ..,.a, -...ul ._ __,__. :Mn. Whlt1'1'B mother. Mrs. aesslc ildt Tue!lday momlnr. !Of a visit th~ door &nd I stUmbled lo~ WeaTer t 1 1 I' 1th 'relatives ut Chillicothe thrpugh the~ and ma.napd Mr. Mrs. B. F. Pultz ..rr · H Q Ewln&" le(t Mouda y 1or a wriggle clear. 1 I felt blOOd. eomlqa: retumed reoentiy frpm Chicall:o l.usmc~>S visit In Cincinnati 1 nown lilY f_8§E' from where I was where they attended the Centm-v __ cut. ' I cil.llea SQme of !llY frienli'S. ot P!roi:lU& , EXpot~ltl~n and uts0 SJ'RI\INR ANKU: , W~ l'U.~d:,bii.Ck to tlle• washroom, vlatted with the former's sister, Mr!. but all the persons had eso&Ded PauJ HoJfman and family. Mrs H~told Jiubban. sulrered o. and no ohe had o;o;;en them to ldcnUr. and Mrs E J Neut.z.llng or ~verc .sprain of her ankle Monctar 1Ufy onE' of them. Rutlilnd Street l ~ft Tuesday for ~~.1 '\',hen she stepped into a hole con· Sma.tor L<lng said be then rPweek's visit with roelll.th•es and talnlng a watet •meter, which had : turned to hla New York hotel f1'4endB at Akron . bren It'tt unrovered. She wa.s sprln- I where a doctor dressed \he wound. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fisher ¥d k.llng &.bout the lawn of her home 1 woUnd. son <Woodf ,Gf Wichita, K ',naas, when t.he. accldent oct:ul:(_ed. She is I "I have been -repeatedly threatr~>turned Tue~dly from pt Pleasant ~ ....' I~~u t o her home. ened," the s~nator added, "any ~ RK - One Week ...• .. ... , . . . t .15 One Y'Ollt.h . .. . . ...... .. Ono Month . . . • . . . . . . . . . • . . ....60 Tbroe ~.nth!'l .. .. ~., ., ... . 81:c Uontha . .. . , .. . . , , ... , .. One Year .. .. .. . .. .. . • • 11.00 One Yetu" .• . .• •..• . , . . .•• . \ WE AR!> i I S',1ub 1'1<1 KJmball, 100· -· I NEWS WileD ..,. frl"'>!ll ,..4 ua l<tton I"" 11!0~ ~ III.U ..,... "-" lllelr nam-llllOillh 11f11 ·~ 1o 11o • ~ ~npoymqus lelten, uc:ellenl 011d deolial>lo In U,.,. _.."" Ill no 1111~"1' will be puhllohod. · ' a.tDJV slcns co n be ma.de May Fly to Pair Johnson HueY petJtJon •• ... _ aided l!nd supported by all at all times rather than any gesture towu•d the prevtmtion of segregation. That it i~ a disease tt·ansmitted by ttutferers to perfectly healthy beings has long since been establl•hed. Why then shall we lay our healthy children as well as ndults, open to the ravages of such a di11ease wRen Ml,lch a little e!fort can prevent so much of it with a coMquent snin.~r in money and in Jives, not to mention the many .. ' 1 ! -- ----- I i.J;.d I heartaches. While for many years we understood that it was an l1ereditary disease, we can readily see now that transmiJ:~.Sion from a victim to another is far more reasonable. Take for instance, the ,great Christy Mathewson, one of !he greatest baseball pitchers who ever tltrew a base ball •nd a line athlete. This sterling man and player COil• 1racted the disease after a life of athletic .participation •imply becau•e when he entered the World War he was r.onfropted with drcums,tauces and rerrmt, the com,hina1lon of which was too much for even his great constitution tp thrpw off and he became ~ victim of the pla1fue. As a safety naeasure for ottrselves and our dear ones, we sho~ld use every effort to see that vietlois· known to nfllicted with th!' •n$\dlous g .~ ' ' ' '• •' I .. ' ' 'I '' 1 not only fqrr ;tlh~e~~~~~~rl~ crease the vi c;·~=~ the diseaae i• tr CQ!tl'jltctlliLet UH then do .we can llCHO and enjoy life the mot·e tor it. madame! .. Ybire. ~ It tl"t.k- all THE BREAK ARRIVED HE ncwo of t)le · reHignation of Profes8(l,r Baymond Moley, from the department of the secretary of state '' aa not ~:~urpriSing- to those who knew of existinJ condi- Aline Jolin: N~ver f wnte a ~It tions Mince the great fifl.SCO when the nations of the world b.~ fl. euns~~, U, 'we get. one Wel'e going to turn tht old world up-side-down eoonomicWl,ll p~bl~ Che' other. ' J.lly, prO\•ided the Ulllted States would make all-the sac-~,~~;~~ Olad 'you oro <n,IO!IDK Alnf8 take our oolum» rifices necessary for such upheavaL vacation and have IQM~:Mr. Moley a1ld Mr. Hull were at virtual swords' to wrap Lhe picnic iWlch ln. points and the time natura\1y had to arrive when the P'drrest Mt~y~e did ttve in l•reull cuuld not be kept from occurring. It marks the the JU~d hou~e lor crltlpll!llna the Qcnerat e gOfleou& epapletl, We tirBt rift among J\.Ir. Roosevelt's appojntees and considu.. wrote It waa a very b&d ea11e or itl" the \'&rious ideas atld proposals th~t have been made cp,auletay. eo and attemPted in the short timtt.he hats beep president, Loe ~n~elea: Your a·ebuk~ m merand ~hich were bound to bring penunal tJplnions"i'l Mharp lted. No excUIHI e1cept the hot weather. c onJijct, the president hu been extremely fortunate t hat -his official f14IJiily has ' not been more ~:~trife1 torn than 'it Joe: We're aotns 1 to AI•• Rnd for totem Polel, JUit multlply is rtwht now. tate by m iU\<1 YOu bave one No doubt Mr. Mole• and Mr. Hu.l are both good of IH... th!np, " - m e n, they r,nust be clear thinkt~rs to have had the con!lidTimmy: Before bet.Ung on any f'l ation for such 'positionld not to mentiun the appomt- le.ce hOM we a!J,vlae YOu to so to college ·~ \.Ike • · Ooune In meqlnaents, but aftet• all. good, common sense and practlcfll olne Then you Wilt understand the experience will do . . ny thin ITS that theorisms wUl fu..il &ubJect. T tl . WILKINS, oJr.mail pilot 1.. Tnrua>Dtioeotol u4l ' w;.,.,,m Air, Inc., hat flown the nliht air 1D&ll over l$0,000 mllet. 1 • WE SHOULD GET EXCITED HE recent feat of the ltaliau in Hying up-side-down from one city to another n di11tance 1:W far that it took fhOte than three hOUl'i:l to I:I.CCOmJ'fi8h, )S one that, it is ]ll' et~umed, should gel us all a~tingle and excited. It il!l such u contribution to hupHmity nnd tn the Hclence of tty~ lng th~t 1t is indeed stn.n¥e that no onr. h~ come for"al'd us yet (although the feat orcu••red Sunday) to start a cai'IP•Iin to hulld a mm1umcnt to the foolish per~on who p!i!rf<u·m~d tt. ~ ~ust why pe~ple should he ~o lnckln~t in ¥"~1• W911:lt wjllle q~ why th~y ~ttould epopd their thpe dol~l ""ch utterly wnrthleso thin1• •• the one abovwcltei:l: i>"}!••i•)IY when they aro imbued with Ialani&· and ~LUilf tp pn· ,form somethinll worth while. Is another on~ ~f tbe jVop· qero'for scientist• to &o.lve. T But the sijly people continuo to - -- th• Oueen City· I Ioi his parenta. Kenneth Amebury of Hunttn11ton W"ll the Sunday guest of Dorot.tcy 'r• I It take. healthy nt:i'Vel to hanJ up a ., • • •• ~· Clara DeWitt !;luncia.y c,1:1nner •um Mr•, Jtene PW\er. .KatberJne Nj!lJ wa• ol MJ', ' • ' e Rl,GHT -AT THB ENDofhf.n'lli~trunA.: ),{., Wilkln•~n~afdlo.wpUot, , W. Niedernhofer, at Newark Airport, d\eEutern Tenninal ofTWi(, fora tbe and ' ' rec:on:i! lUte ~i. ' . \ Ann Ro\haeb. ' . chat and a amoke. •1Ctamell'ne.er rume o'r jan1'c my Dei'VDI," WUkln••ays.. and ¥ax -t:unce have been viBi~lile: tlje=an~' rel&· Lives ln. Oa)~mbu&. lSI tleld. Ud nemont City. ';l'hey re e4 ~turt;~•y enniR8. ROu Oarmao. forme~)f o1 fort 'ell .' 1 DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? IT IS MORE FUN TO KNOW • - ---'""--'-'C.:..;;.. Cf/&t,g/y Resirlenee in •• !· ~~,~~~·; oarnu•n Hall. fdaho, hao *~"''~ ~ rovem· ment poalt1on In Arijona.. He 1a the son of l(r. and,Mh, 1!1: R.' Cannan. Mr arid. )fra. Jaries 8&ker ot Bid.. were the week end vlaltora or their d~US~ri. • liJtl:, ,L,WJ:fD~ Hen10n an4 ·)Crt. •Jamea B~ -I ilnd \f&m1Uel. ' Baton Rouge· We've had our ap- 'i Mra. Murrill Bunce and Mra. Ross th R It r ' pen~lx OUI.. our to~J&ils out, our Hardlna entertltned rtWind3 at a e oose\·e egtme admoidl out w.hd our rail bladder w.nce at the K of P. p"u Saturda)' do. . I h ' tl t r L ltt e c ang~ ln 1€ cnot• o J,ced be expected by the Moley re•ill"natlon. to T Camel• 8ftj made &om finer 1 MORE 'XPENSIVB tobacco• than any othea- papillar brand. They are milder, richer' I~ fla. vor. TheV never tire yo&1r tute or p:t on vowr netrvea. .Hy Edeon R. Waite, Shawllce, Oklahuma C. A. MITTEN, PRESIDENT OF THE ARIZONA NEWS· PAP~ASSQC(ATION AND PUBLISHER OF J'HE MESA ~OUJtN4J.., SAYS: ' . · of A. Jd. WILKINS, air-mail ace, says: ''It's a steady grind, all right, being" night hawk "n the air maiL A man has t.o have healthy nerves to live up to our tradition that<ti>e mail m!tst go th1YYUflh! That's why f ~mo~ \;amels. And I smoke plenty! Camel~ O'IV<'J' ruffle or jan11le my nerves, and I like the~ mild, ricltlflavor." " " 0 costlier tobaccos in Camels never tire the taste-never get on the nerve8. Your taste and your nerves wilt confinn this. Start smoking Camels today and prove It for yourself. It is more fun to know! e EVJ!a NOTICEHOWat.,'-p..,..genomoke tit 'each refuella1 1top f Camel• Df:Ver lf:t on your "'\ ·ltietvet,nomatterhowmucbyoulmoke, and then:'• ~Oft: real tnjoymeoc ill! thclr cottUer tobaccoa, , ' nerrf~·~~~~;:;~:~~;~~ ~re aro~11d &nd about ~s. who 1!1~1~~ tl1rou&'h tb~h' ldofajry l>!lnr vermits tpe performers ' TURN TO CAMELS· Steady smokers turn to Camels because the fea!H and 1t is surprloi\lf how ll'"'lY Idol w ,pie STEADY SMOKERS to wi1<m '' .... _. '' •• ~ '\ ·~·· ' ,. 1 ,. ,.. ''. ' • ,, ' ··- ... '• ,, / f '"• '• I ,• +.. , " ' '."' ' .... 'i ' ., ·',. ~' • .' l •' ''' i �i ~p· ' ' ~1Y, AtJOtreT iJ, tm ' PAOli- TUEllDi.Y, Atl0\18T 211, 0883 JBJJI'""'N~ . 1' JU~ P 4 I L'Y T r ,_... IY ""''f~~~~ Q!&lter llepl. ,,, 19:1;'> &11!10 --r * Qalc:e •• tho Aol ol t, IJ'II. . II'·~·~ WI• . .... ~ ._lllf447. lf"&ted on ~ lleoo"'! ...,.0!<17, o. - - · Olllo, ' r-'I""" maltor for Pflbllo!ll.,. ' "' h..,,.., . "4~li.P. .I -------. ~==,~==~---apn!ltt6tNo "~'"".~"Tntv!!• '' I ~ ~q,, ~lleJP.Ja, f\'UbtJllh, . JtWw~ l'ar Edlitlrlal\ Office C::aU IH~,J. l'w -~ Oll.ice and Clro~t.IGo Dept. C~b ua~a _., Dcllftlri 1J1 CIIN'rler __ 01 lnjgry :CNeo §~,)1'~/::1~~. II% ) ARE BROUGHT ABOUT 1 I DOth ernployen and cons.umers ill I 1 , ~ -'"·:.:'.::":.___ _ __ _ __ Military - P!Ione 58Z·L ' Seven I i 1 Solons Th"''ucl.> ~ek Of K11o~· lcdce ~n ,Hanillina I O"j~e.ta ----OAK GROVE I Sleepmg Sickness, a butUt' in which aJready nearly 4_0 people _have dted and mitny otherH are ill, but empha- ::tJzes the fact that we ar~ . far too careless Jn our treatment of di.~ea.ses in general. Particularly is thl fl true of tile great ba_.ttJe we have t een waging for many year~ agalnt;t that most insidious clrsease of all, Tuberculosis, better known as the White Plague. In recent yeur.'l, however, some detennined effot1 has been made to curb thiR threat by segresatJng the be j ..ve1 \! •w:(e:d t;· tween op.n-aton and o~nlcn ltad rn Included recocnltlon 'lf t h e un,tl'd Mine Worken, Uu ltn ion 8 derm nd for H. ~ a day WI\,\' a•Jtl 11. 10-hour week, differ~ :l"J> In 'N ilges bel.ween north and ~ 1 h m .ll& ns p-.....-...- by oper· '"~ ,\[( ~ oc ;,trol of prlcn and pre ya., THE FI~HT 110in.~r on in Missouri at present against j1a.tients in sanitorium:;r. and the work ::>hould no VIRGINIA GREGG urittJ A aoal or pledges by 20.000 000 me nt. tempt to p t out of a severe ston:n ngr'!f' m ent on IJlt "ctual OOill!U~ 13 cer tah' to be reacnConsmuuonallty or r.h~ Farm ACt;, t hat pr <!Va lled. near Tucumcari and c r tht> R,grpement ilnd ~e ed. lt wa. 4edared Man y ., towpt; unde t wbtch fhP PhJI Bdelphla craKhf'd In thr ctar l;.ne!ll! Jlaimed a.imbst 100 pt>r Ceflt SUt,_~ !J.Krt.t:ment. W8.8 ll i KOt!B.ted, haS beell lMUt'~ over which tlgbt.l tleta on !h e ftrst day in enroll1nR a.Ltfl.Cli.ed by Z,OOO Penn.syl~twl"' 1 I --'- TQO CARELESS It~ A6 thl -. pian proceeded t he Mt icnal Jabor boa.rd was m ak 'ng a1 '~~;;-;:-;­ eftort. to kee.., Pf'acP In lndtt• try denator Robert WQ.encr of Nn. 4Con t1nued from P&Be CJnaJ 'iqrlc, chairman o! thf' lloarrl (Conu nutu l~<.ln • ?<!.Ke Ou") reaChed Wt.ehtnrton r.nd "' a~ : u h 1 1 Tr" llttlt ms pl tal w11., pHJVC d stre nl.{thenlns: of the Aus-p>r;;;•do ever a h ear1ng rle~ lgnt."<i to ~P t.. ~ ' r1 an m ' ll taJ v establishmmt to en• • ' t • ' the N~w Orleans blld} 4UH.:kl y fill ed and l tt>mj..o(..r ••rJ !JO'> ', o,e C'h~ nceilor Doll~n&l t.o combat. Mr. ~nd lin. J?aul Orueser, u:~. 1 'rDm a .ehorl vbilt wltb Mr. and Mrs ductlon, pita! ...-.<ol< SPt up In tiH Han rl!P h(l ,o,f' lf He pru r4•SHt"ll Ul believe arP Lee RudJiill and Mr. and Mrs I .John A: Plsher to continue tbelr T he m'gotla~ton& wcr:- opened a . The bo~o.nl claimed 00 tmvo> f.ll- Le iE:url re rtt; th :J.t ,, sro,·e , 1r nwn 'h•t·~t-f'nlllg movP-6 by German Char'·· QniPBer Btaent Salurdav lr1 viBit hen> with C. 0 . f'l!hfr JU¥1 !Jle requut of President. R.ooaevelt •!t:d. cllsput.ea lnvolvlng30uou worlt-~ ·~'· :.,lh.: wu~: nol Lt.Jt!llltJJ<L u\ No;t· Lhe l$erlln Npttonallst ptel'./1 F -, ~ f9.ml;ly and Mr. ii.IJd t Mr11. Roscoe jcm e or thf' operators s!ttiu~ 18 tu tb:: pwst two weelt >l In seven .. on he had l:xen 11 th~ -.{!ell' d' ~ o:rth ... le:<s t~ +'JC tremelv pleased " Parkenburj. l towler~ They expect to return to nc10fi.S t he (·on r renee! t-able wltll 1 tftteat stat('& New local ll4 K! lu ; '7r.;h ~ "!' k flle nev.s Is welcome to us lin. CliiJ'fmce Plsnerror Pt. Pleas• 1 •heir home a.t Wlchlta Thursday. un k n le.:d, J fur tile flriit Lim~ arc bel.na set up to aid In scLU'.I!( u ;h:rt~':~n- 96 pru.s.-n "cr" un Llv· ut Dt·J 'J,H~ cditunall y, ' becau&"' &Dt \'ieited ll'eamtly ~ ·tth Mr and Charles Joach1UJ ot Cedar Ol'Qvt., 1 The Apv:.tlncJJlun oper&tors, con local dJI!puV~s much as the NRII ., • ~··L:.. u pll"Ct!dl'nt eata blls.hmk lOJ, ~ •udWll , W. arrived Monday for a. 1 1 1t,.l lln g. th ~ ho.rg~t volume of bl - , ""'d In Ne w York Intel v ~ne<.l ~u ' - tJalll but onl; about "" of t!JL" C·• 1ma n {!alms to adequl.te ~efe n Jlr. atld lin. Oeora:f! Mad~k,' ,;eek s Yi111t. here ..~!~ ~ the Healy wc Je In cu•~ mvulvt>rl Ltl tho· dt•- I ·• r Luminous coo., were repn::.s'!llt.ed b• ·ef..lllully In the dre!'JI st11kt> · dauabter Jessie, e:ra.ndson, Jintlny lllmily on Boulh DCCOIKI Avenue. JC A Monow, James Froncls Receipt of a telegram I tom L lllllm~>nt L '{t: ~15L tL IS h in ted that Vau·Jol)naon and HarJey Allshear ot Mr. IIJ'ld Mr8 c . F ttathburn a.nd Cht< rle s- 0 N<>l.l ::m d R D ra~a.lt NC£t Cnl la.wye1 urging tllf' 1 g11 The Go lden St.ft le L.nllL"tJ Is om ! ;u u1 :-; announceme nt coi}tlrms th E' Delaware,' 0., were Saturday guests Mr and Mra. w. H - Juhl.bq: l.elt ll.htle the mme worker& were r<'p that AUS· 1oteMion to denv a id to · ~e rsom. of Lh~> crack J>li Slit'nget tnuns ~ u~- v1cws he ld In u ermany ot Mr. and Mrs c .·L: Brooks anH ] 1'ue6day morniniJ tOr Cotumttus to I ' ten ted by Pres.ldenL John I f k'hl8" legal means of evallm g t•1• un15: llct wten Uh Allg!'!es and Ch - r la s m te r nal sttuatKlf't IS most Sf'r .son ObarleJ. , , I spend a few r 4a.ys ' attetJdlni: the 1 ·~ "' Le wls P hilip Murray , Thom:l.. ~ccv :ry a.ct was annoU nf ~ d T:ll <lgo it !t:ft L:,a:, Angt • f'~ at b JU i-' tou~ despite D<•!lfubS' c laim~; that ¥lues Veata. and Non. McCoy ::state f~ and buying .a~ .(or (~t1nued from ~e one) K e!,ned y a nct Van Blane r . M ,..,k .Lsb 8 Tncl almPs nd tr~hl<> 011 ,he fJt has wht> NB7l m Nf'm POf undf!r left lfondliy momln&' tor a few days 1\athb,u ms Store. awyer decland many cli cr:ts ,tl! n or Homt ~hooe, 1The Canol! Tele· bttllnesa 1vWt in 'Columbus. Prof;. ~ames T Lewis moto~ ~o tl! ntrnl T he (n'PGl ltmL Taplin ccal g'1ll ff king advlCe The lav;ye r whosf' . phone Co, ,_Cat.eJ Electric TeleMr. ~d Mra. Blclney RWIIIt!ll folld Vlellaton Sunday where he met phone. ~o.; SW ll'elephone Co, ! Oh'<"l n.1 u l he IJllnoil> oper ators uune Wll8 not disclosed Ut{l' cl :l> Alb uque •q uc N M Ang :>!' INS da.uahter, wha have · been residing ''llth 1 11. committed to formufate a Conqu'tl~ ~01)&, oo,. and oom - Nh o be~.ckcd Le wis tn hls dcm~ l WYent report lhe nnm e~ t.f t!J - A trun:;cont!nc nta ! two lhl~'len~Pr for aomtUme with Mrs,' RWJSell'!i m usic program for the South Eadpanles., lrotn EIYri& , }<.anton, Pay- o• •ccogrttt'J• mWJI. be b1curt nts seeking Lhelr aid fat :.h pl ane was wrec ked and rr,•Jr IJ~"'rsm. ~ ~tl, Mr. and Ml'B. Rue Tucker- ern Teachers meet1n&: .whtch wJll ette, _ ~en, Kingsville, Logan •J::d t r ~he , ~ ~u~ m . nt ourpo&e killed nef! r T m umc:,ul lH 1 OHlin!!, to Born t.c Mr and Mr::; The[m.m Dr 1lUKO EckeMr, ' commr.nder Of ManS!t~d New Knoxville , New ,Lemr,n ire moving· 1ntb the He~ly l' e helD at Jackson tn October. Cwnplet' or: of a cOlll code woul Expressing a. del.t!rmlnati{)ofl to epu1ts tn ·rwA heudq•taJLeJs h cte l :V.11 till, n son Tuesday Aug 22 th~~German1liritrible Graf Zeppalin, proptl'tY' cq1 South Fifth Avenue. M:ni;. Heslop RusseH and son btnon, Rush'vllle Sugar Orove, brlrtg moL c,r Lhr rr.ojor Indus· dv~ the &hlpbullding codP n U1or t«<R.y wa.CI :.£1tcheJI ?~::' :! 'Jbt'll ~1se1 rMa. H. D. Inalea and Qaughter:s Harry, the former',; moth,er, MJs. wtll probably fty hi• tamou.p alnhl,P Troy"\Qd, Wvrren. u 1.0..3 .tmdf'J ! 1)~ , I~'CO v c:y admlnls- )ugh try -out. the plnnnh•g aJ J(l 1he d ead arc Ho.• ~~ d Mol gilt' · c! urnf'd home T uesday :MarJorie, Margaret, Vil;glnia. and John Peck und dautJhter Helen of to· CbJcaltO &lore .the world fa11 tra~,!o n . Oftlrtals of the Unite<. a.l.{ pract.l.ce com.nuttc::e uf the In- ;:.llot w a B.trcus co~ptl:JL ut•d W1ll cam .th an \\11, Krl drr. Roy Jrene left 1Sunday for Huntington r_.c~n spent Suiadav h ere Wl•h l>l{r. cloSe11. The Grat bas beet\ in rcru Mine Wo• b~rs csLJmatoo tJtere arc 'l.~r)' dmled requests for eX ~' " t p- ~ , wo pa<se ngers 1dent !Jfd .is Mr and 8~1 neer a•1d raunlly attended Uw \1 Germapy anrl for &p vtslt with )lr, and Mn. How- and Mr$. Harry lll11ls an!1 tamt}J. lar serv1ee betwee_ ,50,000 o tIP.' ' JOlJs COlli mmers, ol om/ from 'j)ro'C-IS){J n.5 r>f thr I,\ I\ M :~ . n \ ln lloow un known Al hr JJ:,; F u1r Thursda} BrUJ.L ard Olbbs.. Howald Gibbs of Hunt- Harry l:J~p remained for a longer ,o; IJJe h 400,00U a r c WQrklng: I The plane lrH A n<~< Jt!Jo HL 10 2' w B cross mndP 11 I)U lne~>9 irlp • Jnaton 'wbo spent SUnday here vLc;tt Nectc·'·:.l 1ew~ el'Y omcli b ' cltlato l t11 g nt und wus lll.>t hf'tu d ftom to Parkt>rsburg Wt>dn" .-::a·t wtth the Iq1Ies ~am!Jy, aecomp~m~ Mt. and Mrs. Sl~ry Pickens al')d ~~qed-;;;;; ¥ave Qne> I a~ Hal l 1Jo:1s from 'the Blu ' In l .JdJo ,,n hoUJ lalrt ov~r Tuc um l'llf' last Quarterly C r •l fcren~ of led them to Huntlnrtozl, daughter Frances &nd Mr and Mrs. thla admintJtnLtion Is w1l.lipg' 'to Eaglr.. d ' JV C 't< ur*:hcd in U1 ~ na. c.u 1 l \\tt r held a t O a k Gt o•,e, Tblll'sMrs. )d. 0. \Yhlte a.n¢ 80Q. n.nk. Troy Pickens were vl11ltnrs Sunday recommend .1.9 Lhe p~esld~tnt · tlOll ol'l'':.f'l'!l lJ . ns&ure coopero.UOJ Cor.tlnUl'd Prom Pll.ill' One 1 Ih t wrcck•·d p l,w e was fo u11 d ri a} eve n ing was well .. ~ ter.dc.J Wblte motored to Columbus Bun- 1n Marietta. guest~:~ of M1 . and Mrs. ...!..''Thia," JbhnSQQ ~ded, , "Clflllli m all ~J tlon. In thl: effort to nnd traqon sought to .seLtl~ dlfferen1:e:. ne1tr Q uay 19 m tk s soullt of T u• J::tck Harris ;vho wo rlt:s at Steuclay. THey were ~panle4 hoo)e George ~rker, (~tlnutd 1'rQIIl net CllleJI the wa.y to 1 the preparation ot atl lobs' ' r " m•Jl tom; of P"'Ple by La which led to a court a.ttack on the unH' J'l today J.t I~ believed t he lxnv lll t> spe11l the ~>.•eek emf'. with llY •Mrs. Prank White and son Milt, Mr. and Mrs Henry Fulta and ''"'f""' bloc"- acceptable ~00~1 No a.rtnouncemtnt bor. dH)' phU&depbia mlk; marketing agree- plane whs n ylng .sout h In a n a t- home folk:.: Wl\0 have 1been vtstting there with sun Bllly and Mr11 W P. Graves forehead.:. one man ..,.a, -...ul ._ __,__. :Mn. Whlt1'1'B mother. Mrs. aesslc ildt Tue!lday momlnr. !Of a visit th~ door &nd I stUmbled lo~ WeaTer t 1 1 I' 1th 'relatives ut Chillicothe thrpugh the~ and ma.napd Mr. Mrs. B. F. Pultz ..rr · H Q Ewln&" le(t Mouda y 1or a wriggle clear. 1 I felt blOOd. eomlqa: retumed reoentiy frpm Chicall:o l.usmc~>S visit In Cincinnati 1 nown lilY f_8§E' from where I was where they attended the Centm-v __ cut. ' I cil.llea SQme of !llY frienli'S. ot P!roi:lU& , EXpot~ltl~n and uts0 SJ'RI\INR ANKU: , W~ l'U.~d:,bii.Ck to tlle• washroom, vlatted with the former's sister, Mr!. but all the persons had eso&Ded PauJ HoJfman and family. Mrs H~told Jiubban. sulrered o. and no ohe had o;o;;en them to ldcnUr. and Mrs E J Neut.z.llng or ~verc .sprain of her ankle Monctar 1Ufy onE' of them. Rutlilnd Street l ~ft Tuesday for ~~.1 '\',hen she stepped into a hole con· Sma.tor L<lng said be then rPweek's visit with roelll.th•es and talnlng a watet •meter, which had : turned to hla New York hotel f1'4endB at Akron . bren It'tt unrovered. She wa.s sprln- I where a doctor dressed \he wound. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fisher ¥d k.llng &.bout the lawn of her home 1 woUnd. son <Woodf ,Gf Wichita, K ',naas, when t.he. accldent oct:ul:(_ed. She is I "I have been -repeatedly threatr~>turned Tue~dly from pt Pleasant ~ ....' I~~u t o her home. ened," the s~nator added, "any ~ RK - One Week ...• .. ... , . . . t .15 One Y'Ollt.h . .. . . ...... .. Ono Month . . . • . . . . . . . . . • . . ....60 Tbroe ~.nth!'l .. .. ~., ., ... . 81:c Uontha . .. . , .. . . , , ... , .. One Year .. .. .. . .. .. . • • 11.00 One Yetu" .• . .• •..• . , . . .•• . \ WE AR!> i I S',1ub 1'1<1 KJmball, 100· -· I NEWS WileD ..,. frl"'>!ll ,..4 ua l<tton I"" 11!0~ ~ III.U ..,... "-" lllelr nam-llllOillh 11f11 ·~ 1o 11o • ~ ~npoymqus lelten, uc:ellenl 011d deolial>lo In U,.,. _.."" Ill no 1111~"1' will be puhllohod. · ' a.tDJV slcns co n be ma.de May Fly to Pair Johnson HueY petJtJon •• ... _ aided l!nd supported by all at all times rather than any gesture towu•d the prevtmtion of segregation. That it i~ a disease tt·ansmitted by ttutferers to perfectly healthy beings has long since been establl•hed. Why then shall we lay our healthy children as well as ndults, open to the ravages of such a di11ease wRen Ml,lch a little e!fort can prevent so much of it with a coMquent snin.~r in money and in Jives, not to mention the many .. ' 1 ! -- ----- I i.J;.d I heartaches. While for many years we understood that it was an l1ereditary disease, we can readily see now that transmiJ:~.Sion from a victim to another is far more reasonable. Take for instance, the ,great Christy Mathewson, one of !he greatest baseball pitchers who ever tltrew a base ball •nd a line athlete. This sterling man and player COil• 1racted the disease after a life of athletic .participation •imply becau•e when he entered the World War he was r.onfropted with drcums,tauces and rerrmt, the com,hina1lon of which was too much for even his great constitution tp thrpw off and he became ~ victim of the pla1fue. As a safety naeasure for ottrselves and our dear ones, we sho~ld use every effort to see that vietlois· known to nfllicted with th!' •n$\dlous g .~ ' ' ' '• •' I .. ' ' 'I '' 1 not only fqrr ;tlh~e~~~~~~rl~ crease the vi c;·~=~ the diseaae i• tr CQ!tl'jltctlliLet UH then do .we can llCHO and enjoy life the mot·e tor it. madame! .. Ybire. ~ It tl"t.k- all THE BREAK ARRIVED HE ncwo of t)le · reHignation of Profes8(l,r Baymond Moley, from the department of the secretary of state '' aa not ~:~urpriSing- to those who knew of existinJ condi- Aline Jolin: N~ver f wnte a ~It tions Mince the great fifl.SCO when the nations of the world b.~ fl. euns~~, U, 'we get. one Wel'e going to turn tht old world up-side-down eoonomicWl,ll p~bl~ Che' other. ' J.lly, prO\•ided the Ulllted States would make all-the sac-~,~~;~~ Olad 'you oro <n,IO!IDK Alnf8 take our oolum» rifices necessary for such upheavaL vacation and have IQM~:Mr. Moley a1ld Mr. Hull were at virtual swords' to wrap Lhe picnic iWlch ln. points and the time natura\1y had to arrive when the P'drrest Mt~y~e did ttve in l•reull cuuld not be kept from occurring. It marks the the JU~d hou~e lor crltlpll!llna the Qcnerat e gOfleou& epapletl, We tirBt rift among J\.Ir. Roosevelt's appojntees and considu.. wrote It waa a very b&d ea11e or itl" the \'&rious ideas atld proposals th~t have been made cp,auletay. eo and attemPted in the short timtt.he hats beep president, Loe ~n~elea: Your a·ebuk~ m merand ~hich were bound to bring penunal tJplnions"i'l Mharp lted. No excUIHI e1cept the hot weather. c onJijct, the president hu been extremely fortunate t hat -his official f14IJiily has ' not been more ~:~trife1 torn than 'it Joe: We're aotns 1 to AI•• Rnd for totem Polel, JUit multlply is rtwht now. tate by m iU\<1 YOu bave one No doubt Mr. Mole• and Mr. Hu.l are both good of IH... th!np, " - m e n, they r,nust be clear thinkt~rs to have had the con!lidTimmy: Before bet.Ung on any f'l ation for such 'positionld not to mentiun the appomt- le.ce hOM we a!J,vlae YOu to so to college ·~ \.Ike • · Ooune In meqlnaents, but aftet• all. good, common sense and practlcfll olne Then you Wilt understand the experience will do . . ny thin ITS that theorisms wUl fu..il &ubJect. T tl . WILKINS, oJr.mail pilot 1.. Tnrua>Dtioeotol u4l ' w;.,.,,m Air, Inc., hat flown the nliht air 1D&ll over l$0,000 mllet. 1 • WE SHOULD GET EXCITED HE recent feat of the ltaliau in Hying up-side-down from one city to another n di11tance 1:W far that it took fhOte than three hOUl'i:l to I:I.CCOmJ'fi8h, )S one that, it is ]ll' et~umed, should gel us all a~tingle and excited. It il!l such u contribution to hupHmity nnd tn the Hclence of tty~ lng th~t 1t is indeed stn.n¥e that no onr. h~ come for"al'd us yet (although the feat orcu••red Sunday) to start a cai'IP•Iin to hulld a mm1umcnt to the foolish per~on who p!i!rf<u·m~d tt. ~ ~ust why pe~ple should he ~o lnckln~t in ¥"~1• W911:lt wjllle q~ why th~y ~ttould epopd their thpe dol~l ""ch utterly wnrthleso thin1• •• the one abovwcltei:l: i>"}!••i•)IY when they aro imbued with Ialani&· and ~LUilf tp pn· ,form somethinll worth while. Is another on~ ~f tbe jVop· qero'for scientist• to &o.lve. T But the sijly people continuo to - -- th• Oueen City· I Ioi his parenta. Kenneth Amebury of Hunttn11ton W"ll the Sunday guest of Dorot.tcy 'r• I It take. healthy nt:i'Vel to hanJ up a ., • • •• ~· Clara DeWitt !;luncia.y c,1:1nner •um Mr•, Jtene PW\er. .KatberJne Nj!lJ wa• ol MJ', ' • ' e Rl,GHT -AT THB ENDofhf.n'lli~trunA.: ),{., Wilkln•~n~afdlo.wpUot, , W. Niedernhofer, at Newark Airport, d\eEutern Tenninal ofTWi(, fora tbe and ' ' rec:on:i! lUte ~i. ' . \ Ann Ro\haeb. ' . chat and a amoke. •1Ctamell'ne.er rume o'r jan1'c my Dei'VDI," WUkln••ays.. and ¥ax -t:unce have been viBi~lile: tlje=an~' rel&· Lives ln. Oa)~mbu&. lSI tleld. Ud nemont City. ';l'hey re e4 ~turt;~•y enniR8. ROu Oarmao. forme~)f o1 fort 'ell .' 1 DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? IT IS MORE FUN TO KNOW • - ---'""--'-'C.:..;;.. Cf/&t,g/y Resirlenee in •• !· ~~,~~~·; oarnu•n Hall. fdaho, hao *~"''~ ~ rovem· ment poalt1on In Arijona.. He 1a the son of l(r. and,Mh, 1!1: R.' Cannan. Mr arid. )fra. Jaries 8&ker ot Bid.. were the week end vlaltora or their d~US~ri. • liJtl:, ,L,WJ:fD~ Hen10n an4 ·)Crt. •Jamea B~ -I ilnd \f&m1Uel. ' Baton Rouge· We've had our ap- 'i Mra. Murrill Bunce and Mra. Ross th R It r ' pen~lx OUI.. our to~J&ils out, our Hardlna entertltned rtWind3 at a e oose\·e egtme admoidl out w.hd our rail bladder w.nce at the K of P. p"u Saturda)' do. . I h ' tl t r L ltt e c ang~ ln 1€ cnot• o J,ced be expected by the Moley re•ill"natlon. to T Camel• 8ftj made &om finer 1 MORE 'XPENSIVB tobacco• than any othea- papillar brand. They are milder, richer' I~ fla. vor. TheV never tire yo&1r tute or p:t on vowr netrvea. .Hy Edeon R. Waite, Shawllce, Oklahuma C. A. MITTEN, PRESIDENT OF THE ARIZONA NEWS· PAP~ASSQC(ATION AND PUBLISHER OF J'HE MESA ~OUJtN4J.., SAYS: ' . · of A. Jd. WILKINS, air-mail ace, says: ''It's a steady grind, all right, being" night hawk "n the air maiL A man has t.o have healthy nerves to live up to our tradition that<ti>e mail m!tst go th1YYUflh! That's why f ~mo~ \;amels. And I smoke plenty! Camel~ O'IV<'J' ruffle or jan11le my nerves, and I like the~ mild, ricltlflavor." " " 0 costlier tobaccos in Camels never tire the taste-never get on the nerve8. Your taste and your nerves wilt confinn this. Start smoking Camels today and prove It for yourself. It is more fun to know! e EVJ!a NOTICEHOWat.,'-p..,..genomoke tit 'each refuella1 1top f Camel• Df:Ver lf:t on your "'\ ·ltietvet,nomatterhowmucbyoulmoke, and then:'• ~Oft: real tnjoymeoc ill! thclr cottUer tobaccoa, , ' nerrf~·~~~~;:;~:~~;~~ ~re aro~11d &nd about ~s. who 1!1~1~~ tl1rou&'h tb~h' ldofajry l>!lnr vermits tpe performers ' TURN TO CAMELS· Steady smokers turn to Camels because the fea!H and 1t is surprloi\lf how ll'"'lY Idol w ,pie STEADY SMOKERS to wi1<m '' .... _. '' •• ~ '\ ·~·· ' ,. 1 ,. ,.. ''. ' • ,, ' ··- ... '• ,, / f '"• '• I ,• +.. , " ' '."' ' .... 'i ' ., ·',. ~' • .' l •' ''' i �' •'' I ' ' .'. ' . '· ' • , • r r :.l 0 : I ,1. i: ' -. .bty ""' .... - •t ':..;, .• '• Oppo•ition •ble Liltlt> .• ~( To Do W'\th' R,\Upell'• P.ltilaia1 . . . .... . ' -- 1'he LMie team went to ~ ~ll,UIP •lllQnda.):, night where .t.bey ens:aa~ the Ad· ditCH teii.m: Conqui!'ror$ Ot tft.; Jl'u. ga t.c s~ boys, !~t wuk, i:J~ ."fle u;.:!-tinals or the tournament b:61ng staged nr .re outcome ~ ~·· ! •" 'F • H•i; Wutecl Alft:el' t;l.le clo~ · e.s v~tprs t.o t.be frc'm Mdgs county ha.d comPleted ~cir tln'l time at )at u tbey took a thtcc run l.ead which they neY.::r nlinquts):led. Kltting long h1t& when hftil meant: l'l!fi$.~ l.a~DJ !\d- running .:~tamped addressed enV'!I· lope for part.i;:mlarl, Atla~le B:achweo.r. 10 So. Arte.n&M A'v· enue AtlanUc City, N. J . . 8·~1·3t Send ~ For Rent {In ,, "' '' ,, ·i ,' :"' " r I I l l ~' When YO R ) · . ·o· R· Uii:!dU.' , 14Jph D• P11l.m t. 't•m•u~ A speed king ,of th,e ~uto •.~.ce , ~ 1 . , ,. ~ ~ "f track., io ~fhMld t./te wJt.tel """· .. ,.... , a 1 .I a again, He to\'k part in the : ,,._,; ~ · · · · , ' O 1 2 =i , . vl!.lltage ot tvet.YthihJ in the base ro>VlV, l ') LADIEB et.m moneY at home sew· tn 1 , during your tun or ptnt time. Experience unneoe55a.fY. POR. RENT-House An. ca.u 446·X. there. wu· l:l.f.t,\e ., • whUe fteldina unsa- beys from '"m~roy and Syracu&c u cctcd Irion, the ~~. wtth ferocity that knew no ' Stopplri~t. Eddie picked one of Hayer;' ofifr· lngs In the sixth to drl.v:! It far over Nibert's head Ln contflr Held with two on. It went so far t.hat Eddie was &t home plu.le w!).Ue Nibert WM tt.rowlruc tt, to Ha.Ut,d.a.y In de~ p center. This hit Is .th"' blow that · dooclded Hayeli that "hfl harl enqh although he ftnl.dled the lnntrll. In th~ stJ\'t:nth aJt.er M.Ten:. Ill. Th,e !"red ~'1'.~ of 1.oa tt 114&h. widt· o.tl(l biUl&ome on a.nd whlch h-: &1£o home ful),'- E:d~e· again front with Y.:mng the pa~ho; arid wftb 0 0 J 0a,nop, ·,b : . . . . a o o 10 ~. ~ .. . .. .. . . 0 0 0 ~UE ·~. INTGRNATJ4)~4J, I.U.GV• Toronto 7; Rt:ldlelster l. Ba 1tlmore 6; Alba.ny 0. Buftalo IJ; NontnJ.I 8. Only games schedule<!. Irtbn,p .. .... .. . lOOO _2 ~ ~ ~ __ ~ •Taylor batt-ed • .... ANTlQUlTY ninth. score the IJut third two out, Halliday sin· 39 14 12 27 10 walked, Mc:KciLll 11in· Myers was sa.rc on :!rror. IW 1:13 f:)6 '189 301 014 50x 14 301 023 11(1 ' :rox ta 50 50 <7 After AMI,IUCAJ'I De.trolt &; New YO$ 1 . Pbttaddphla 9; Cb!Qgo 5. W-..hlna:ton •t Cleveland Ua.ill I BOiton at St. Louis (raln) . ! 'IW.19r the ·ruoa, p. $~ Golf C;.ow,~ . . .b . . . . . . . ' ' · ~Wo htt.ii eaeh,' bbtb ~IJ 4ih~.lei5. &o. outnth& ~lled out. ror Th-e· t,hte_:, · hOtne ~Y ~h, ~ tbe only e-xtra b;lst ~""lh,1f· elol.tb! of !lie 'contest. ' 1-1 f\D fJ, ·,ij p0 A · ~r Add.iBon, 'U:c}{ean. ~bc~:t Jl. : • • • , . and Mltllt ~ abl~ to dent Ru&· ef 4~t · oo for one blrigle 'tach 5 1 1 .. ~ ,while and ,Re4 ijalJ.Iday 2 2 1 2 5 JJOCk.ed . . three r;l.~~s eBtlbr, ~ 0 0 0 0 Johnny a P~.rfect d!ij' ~t 5 2 2 1 1 the "!:lat. fiowe\ler, wM tl'lc ~;~;~.~~ 422100 utent aplnst the 4 I 0 .!1 0 voullg •····•- • htt.H 'Came &t 4 0 0 0 1 t>uch ··••-•·· &eattered intl'.lrvals the 4;22Jl (h·iv~n a ee~ing liner· ~~~:~:~hj fl;t~!':l\fj~· was able to lcH field .to~ · unc with I OOOuflng In ''' • II"<!' • · fOI" from Ute nlnih to rjiClDg f,t li:J,IIin, , Nll>on. ef .. . .... t 0 1 J race ,w as by ~~;.. "• g: ~ ticnally w.Un ~Uonal · ~din¥ did the m~ d~ t!) the\f advcr~arle&, they sooli went rar out in front to wb1 ft!i _they pletllled. by tor Ule {:Ount pf if' to 2. )).js ~ b~ run. / L ~d by l!'.dde ~GUinther and Tip!'4dl: lolllie',ied .: ttug!c In adellflY JJ}'e the l!jfeig,s COUl\tu.in& Uch to his two long clforU!. whili' 1:loughed the ot!erlngs of Bayes tiP hit one sinS:.;~ tn addl\ton to untH that twirler retired at the his ctreull '.clout.' YOunt 'alnd Wat~ r.nd of the Rixth lnulng ai1d the ~ wre "tile OUler two to 'Mq\ltrt '•, • ' lin~ of. '"" •f 70 118 '1'1 ·r .."":it'm- 4 . ,, Ivy A.8C)CIATIQN han~.lctrchleft Oolumbus. game), Indlanapoli& 11.t Toledo. st. Paul at Ka.naas O~ty. M1nneapolls at .Mllwaukee. NA11t1NAL LEAGUE Clnclnna.tl a.t Boston. Chic&,go ·at .rook)yn. ' (two games.) Louis at New York. Plttllburgb "&t Phlla.dellJhla. St. YESTERDAY'S AM,ERICAN USTERINE BESULTS TOOTit PASTE .t8800UTION I ~· l><' or Sl. NJCHOt Did YoQ Ever Stop To JOHII'LifOIW:iAIII IN~ CINN Think? . ... . . .. By EDS.ON J{. WAITE Shawner, Oklahoma . _ .M1-!~Jf. ~(lEWJ,R, VICE PRESIDENT OF THE FERltY· ~~f~mT~I,.G CO~ANY, SAYS: . ThH ~ ~y waat facta. What artielc have you ~ -tl;r ~ihio.- thilakins it~!."! quite a I,it? Th!ll .,.e.m ~if~¥ffl'• toLe, ~ilt'i'!ad M~ .tlo)ll' ~Ojlle article in .~ OR, t'tw~·-··--- f/!H ~ llf~,., c:u b., Inte~d. hay~!.\. . (~,~ lo• .: . 'I fl'l111;C1~4 ~ •~:rJ~~~1'~ "'!tll ... r;~~ '~ .,ffil ''W '\'' .,,,,,•' ..··-"" • <• ~. ~ \ ' ''!- ' . ·• '. ' ,I ,, j • '·· I. ,( • .l ~-- ". ' ":' :'!!"'··.·: ., • ' . · • . �' •'' I ' ' .'. ' . '· ' • , • r r :.l 0 : I ,1. i: ' -. .bty ""' .... - •t ':..;, .• '• Oppo•ition •ble Liltlt> .• ~( To Do W'\th' R,\Upell'• P.ltilaia1 . . . .... . ' -- 1'he LMie team went to ~ ~ll,UIP •lllQnda.):, night where .t.bey ens:aa~ the Ad· ditCH teii.m: Conqui!'ror$ Ot tft.; Jl'u. ga t.c s~ boys, !~t wuk, i:J~ ."fle u;.:!-tinals or the tournament b:61ng staged nr .re outcome ~ ~·· ! •" 'F • H•i; Wutecl Alft:el' t;l.le clo~ · e.s v~tprs t.o t.be frc'm Mdgs county ha.d comPleted ~cir tln'l time at )at u tbey took a thtcc run l.ead which they neY.::r nlinquts):led. Kltting long h1t& when hftil meant: l'l!fi$.~ l.a~DJ !\d- running .:~tamped addressed enV'!I· lope for part.i;:mlarl, Atla~le B:achweo.r. 10 So. Arte.n&M A'v· enue AtlanUc City, N. J . . 8·~1·3t Send ~ For Rent {In ,, "' '' ,, ·i ,' :"' " r I I l l ~' When YO R ) · . ·o· R· Uii:!dU.' , 14Jph D• P11l.m t. 't•m•u~ A speed king ,of th,e ~uto •.~.ce , ~ 1 . , ,. ~ ~ "f track., io ~fhMld t./te wJt.tel """· .. ,.... , a 1 .I a again, He to\'k part in the : ,,._,; ~ · · · · , ' O 1 2 =i , . vl!.lltage ot tvet.YthihJ in the base ro>VlV, l ') LADIEB et.m moneY at home sew· tn 1 , during your tun or ptnt time. Experience unneoe55a.fY. POR. RENT-House An. ca.u 446·X. there. wu· l:l.f.t,\e ., • whUe fteldina unsa- beys from '"m~roy and Syracu&c u cctcd Irion, the ~~. wtth ferocity that knew no ' Stopplri~t. Eddie picked one of Hayer;' ofifr· lngs In the sixth to drl.v:! It far over Nibert's head Ln contflr Held with two on. It went so far t.hat Eddie was &t home plu.le w!).Ue Nibert WM tt.rowlruc tt, to Ha.Ut,d.a.y In de~ p center. This hit Is .th"' blow that · dooclded Hayeli that "hfl harl enqh although he ftnl.dled the lnntrll. In th~ stJ\'t:nth aJt.er M.Ten:. Ill. Th,e !"red ~'1'.~ of 1.oa tt 114&h. widt· o.tl(l biUl&ome on a.nd whlch h-: &1£o home ful),'- E:d~e· again front with Y.:mng the pa~ho; arid wftb 0 0 J 0a,nop, ·,b : . . . . a o o 10 ~. ~ .. . .. .. . . 0 0 0 ~UE ·~. INTGRNATJ4)~4J, I.U.GV• Toronto 7; Rt:ldlelster l. Ba 1tlmore 6; Alba.ny 0. Buftalo IJ; NontnJ.I 8. Only games schedule<!. Irtbn,p .. .... .. . lOOO _2 ~ ~ ~ __ ~ •Taylor batt-ed • .... ANTlQUlTY ninth. score the IJut third two out, Halliday sin· 39 14 12 27 10 walked, Mc:KciLll 11in· Myers was sa.rc on :!rror. IW 1:13 f:)6 '189 301 014 50x 14 301 023 11(1 ' :rox ta 50 50 <7 After AMI,IUCAJ'I De.trolt &; New YO$ 1 . Pbttaddphla 9; Cb!Qgo 5. W-..hlna:ton •t Cleveland Ua.ill I BOiton at St. Louis (raln) . ! 'IW.19r the ·ruoa, p. $~ Golf C;.ow,~ . . .b . . . . . . . ' ' · ~Wo htt.ii eaeh,' bbtb ~IJ 4ih~.lei5. &o. outnth& ~lled out. ror Th-e· t,hte_:, · hOtne ~Y ~h, ~ tbe only e-xtra b;lst ~""lh,1f· elol.tb! of !lie 'contest. ' 1-1 f\D fJ, ·,ij p0 A · ~r Add.iBon, 'U:c}{ean. ~bc~:t Jl. : • • • , . and Mltllt ~ abl~ to dent Ru&· ef 4~t · oo for one blrigle 'tach 5 1 1 .. ~ ,while and ,Re4 ijalJ.Iday 2 2 1 2 5 JJOCk.ed . . three r;l.~~s eBtlbr, ~ 0 0 0 0 Johnny a P~.rfect d!ij' ~t 5 2 2 1 1 the "!:lat. fiowe\ler, wM tl'lc ~;~;~.~~ 422100 utent aplnst the 4 I 0 .!1 0 voullg •····•- • htt.H 'Came &t 4 0 0 0 1 t>uch ··••-•·· &eattered intl'.lrvals the 4;22Jl (h·iv~n a ee~ing liner· ~~~:~:~hj fl;t~!':l\fj~· was able to lcH field .to~ · unc with I OOOuflng In ''' • II"<!' • · fOI" from Ute nlnih to rjiClDg f,t li:J,IIin, , Nll>on. ef .. . .... t 0 1 J race ,w as by ~~;.. "• g: ~ ticnally w.Un ~Uonal · ~din¥ did the m~ d~ t!) the\f advcr~arle&, they sooli went rar out in front to wb1 ft!i _they pletllled. by tor Ule {:Ount pf if' to 2. )).js ~ b~ run. / L ~d by l!'.dde ~GUinther and Tip!'4dl: lolllie',ied .: ttug!c In adellflY JJ}'e the l!jfeig,s COUl\tu.in& Uch to his two long clforU!. whili' 1:loughed the ot!erlngs of Bayes tiP hit one sinS:.;~ tn addl\ton to untH that twirler retired at the his ctreull '.clout.' YOunt 'alnd Wat~ r.nd of the Rixth lnulng ai1d the ~ wre "tile OUler two to 'Mq\ltrt '•, • ' lin~ of. '"" •f 70 118 '1'1 ·r .."":it'm- 4 . ,, Ivy A.8C)CIATIQN han~.lctrchleft Oolumbus. game), Indlanapoli& 11.t Toledo. st. Paul at Ka.naas O~ty. M1nneapolls at .Mllwaukee. NA11t1NAL LEAGUE Clnclnna.tl a.t Boston. Chic&,go ·at .rook)yn. ' (two games.) Louis at New York. Plttllburgb "&t Phlla.dellJhla. St. YESTERDAY'S AM,ERICAN USTERINE BESULTS TOOTit PASTE .t8800UTION I ~· l><' or Sl. NJCHOt Did YoQ Ever Stop To JOHII'LifOIW:iAIII IN~ CINN Think? . ... . . .. By EDS.ON J{. WAITE Shawner, Oklahoma . _ .M1-!~Jf. ~(lEWJ,R, VICE PRESIDENT OF THE FERltY· ~~f~mT~I,.G CO~ANY, SAYS: . ThH ~ ~y waat facta. What artielc have you ~ -tl;r ~ihio.- thilakins it~!."! quite a I,it? Th!ll .,.e.m ~if~¥ffl'• toLe, ~ilt'i'!ad M~ .tlo)ll' ~Ojlle article in .~ OR, t'tw~·-··--- f/!H ~ llf~,., c:u b., Inte~d. hay~!.\. . (~,~ lo• .: . 'I fl'l111;C1~4 ~ •~:rJ~~~1'~ "'!tll ... r;~~ '~ .,ffil ''W '\'' .,,,,,•' ..··-"" • <• ~. ~ \ ' ''!- ' . ·• '. ' ,I ,, j • '·· I. ,( • .l ~-- ". ' ":' :'!!"'··.·: ., • ' . · • . �"'· ·.' •• " . .' • I • '• I • " . p ~. !' •~ " f' " ;·i• ' . 11 l • ' 6 r ,:1 1n· ' I t • ... I .t.,. . .. rl :, • .. .. . SURPRISE: TEA.CHElt · - PenonaiB APPLE · GR.OVE •. I ' • RE&DERS' ~OTIGE JOII ~&nt·- . . tho Newa Oftlcll of Th; D~ Tribune. eall 288-L: If tbe lftihiellil · Ol!lce ask for 202-B. ' J.tt-pt M~ to Settle CoDtn>......,. O.er Riabt' · of·W•Y Pric:eo a .. WEATHER FORECASTOhl~tncnuine eloudlneM, probably followed by l!howenl ThUNd&y t.nd In Bou.th portion lml\ght. South and WML porilonl 'lllunday. Tribune By Carrier U Cenc.a-By Mall M.OO . AYC ~~~£R Hair Cut . . . . . . . 21ic Shave . . . ·. . . . . . lSc O:K. BARBER SHOP SMALl BUSINESS IN ATTEMPT T0 DECUHE RECESS .~R~POSH C0~ £ ICTIMS ~r CR~S~ lnduatrial Minoritiea Be Reluctantly Cared For Nothint Left For Leri•laton But To Keep Hard At Work Coal Operatoro, Minero, ['' Hard At Work For· mutating Pact Death Comes • lnstantfli To Rev. C. H. Eiching· l er And Kin ON TAX PROGRAM FACTIONS AGREE SON IS INJURED - '"··-t, :BALL ~, ~ohnaon ·- Enforced Uy ~M 8. NEAL INS Staff Oorreapondent T~ONIGHT! V{fl'':llqton, A\li. 90.-INB--'O'If! NatlOn:d Reeovery w, wit~ COlliSlderable r ~ l uet­ ance, llhallini plans to de.a~ . , wwt tb •• I induatrW mh.orltlel whleh r1 1 10 MIDDLEPORT today "VI ' HILL .ab1cb hy codts M fair oompeUtwn acdept~ by lhe majority. Tb.e IUtuatlon hu oome to t.he :tore' wUh ttevelopmen'hs which h1we r : IUI'ild Admm1stra1.0t · Hurn 8. Jobnsoll of bt1nJing tl\e rna.. )ol· baduatl'ln \it the naUon undel' ~mtln& codes witbJ.n the near rulure. Wba.e · Johnson deelared. an en· Oa.me Called 8:StJ P. M. · Admiaaion 5c and lOc f ' ... ' lo • ,' " • , ' ' . ,, ~ ~ 1 $8,700,oo0 Needed Keep' Schoola Going Aecorilinr To While OolumbUB, o., Aug. 30- 'DlB- 1 stalemated In efforta to declare a. retess until Sept.emDer lt by a ean-. ~'1I1ile i'"VWI h.~. 1Jbe Ob:o leJI,slo.- ~ I ture today hid no ot.her alternative but to burrow lnto the work of 1 r&1slna $8,'100.000 requeated by l · OoYernor oeorae White for school I J>U1110108. Backed by I... .. , a the movement. t8Ce8l swept but tJre lndUHt.ry la bound by a oodeollce lt 1ti. proclaimed the lll•nt-be II atll, un•,.ri"!'> ,~ llU!thocl ho •111•wa:;,~::.:'~·~~ Into '· '' I ' !: ' ', \-' I' INC:REASE IN E;=MP=-te= . v=ME=N=l' ~IS 'NOTED AS RESULT OF DRIVE ,.~ ' ''lj j)• ·-~~ · , . ..0···a·'·- .. ....·:···.··\:·.;,.·· . '-E ll ,.. ' , . ,;' ' • n. ·. '-" • 'I, i CHE£KS . .'· ' .' .,.,. ,·cHdOSES '0:, • .,A ···· ..., a" . ·. . FA~HI()NS ~E' CONTROllED IN ! P~STOR. WifE AND ~~UG~H R-IN-UW friends and l ' { \' ·.,. > Scene of Fatal Wreck Wife. Illllse,Y ,,. "' .' :...*~fall~·S uits ·..... • LAMSON WITNESS . •1•11 t . Uncertain Aa How Codea" Will Be AI lllddloport Urhf<od Field ' O~K NRA CAMPAIGN IN ! FAT I~HICL OUWUT. TO! 3ft 8eeODd &&net Bllbor IIOIIdtaor. t:.l!;rn :- · . SENATE BlOCKED . 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