Evening Star dated June 21, 1931

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“From Press to Home R Within the H t our” Local thundershowers and not quite so ‘warm wdr; tomorrow, nxurnfly fair and cooler,

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A2 - TWOBODIES O [MOTHER EXPLAINS | 111, RELIEF DRIVE Public Welfare Officials and " Family Welfare Asso- ciation in Move.

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THE- SUNDAY 8 . HOOVER PROPOSES ‘POSTPONING DEBTS Plan, Announced - to Aid World in Economic Recovery. . (Continued From...

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k| TARANADRYSE + 1N DEBT STUATION Desoription of Gravity of Crisis, However, Is Regard- ed as Overdrawn. BY MARK SULLIVAN.

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FLOWERS CONGEAL * DEATH ON BORDER France Building Huge Hive of Hidden Ferts Along East- ern Boundary. (Continued From First

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A—6 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C,.JuxE 21, 1931—-PAKL O D.C. LEGION HOLDS [~m—Convenient Deferred Payment-SSmm— wmym...

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SIDDONS FUNERAL AT ST. MARGARET'S &= District Flags Will Be at Half |t Staff Tomorrow for Late Justice. Attended LY friends

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SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 21, THE 1931—PART ONE. 5 bly Low Priced! | An Outstanding Group of Gage Hats at the...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D.-C, JUNE 21, 1931—PART ONE. I | | Interesting Items for th ome at Eventful Prices Here’s...

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BALCHEN FOUGHT INNATURALIZATION U. S. Commissioner to Object to Byrd Flyer Being Made Citizen. United States Raymond F....

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Regular 50c Palmolive Shampoo 2for5lc You will want to Buy & supply of this nation- ally known shampoo, improves appearance

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PRESS CURB URGED 10 STOP LOTTERIES Foreign Gambling Schemes Aided by Publicity, U. S. Officials Say. B the Associated Press.

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i THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 21, 1931—PART ONE . «THE HUB THE I-IIIIS Furmture Need Not Be High-Priced to Be...

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Fireproof Free Storage [ North 1742 rashingtonians going away for the lu'mmer should h:ge their furniture | upholstered,...

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3 FROM . C. GOING T0 DETROIT SESSION Government Officials Are Among Delegates on Home Economics. More than 30 Washington...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 21, 1931—PART .ONE. Daytime Frocks LAI\"“E’?%%%H'S Two weeks ago Monday, 2,500 of...

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NEW POWER PLANT | COSTING $5,000000 BEING CONSIDERED Auxiliary Unit Construction Plans Tentative—Sites Are Studied. STUDY...

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/ ‘B2 # THE SUNDAY' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 21, 1931—PART ONE. KERS RUiN BIG TRACTOR HORNSBY FIBHTS R O NGINBER REVEALS

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QUAINT ROCHESTER T0 HOLD PAGEANT Eighi Stirring Events in His- tory of Kentish City Are to Be Recalled. TONDON (N.ANA) —...

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B—4 # EXPEDITION HEAD DETAILS ESCAPE Whole River Flowed Down on African Party, Dr\. Tor- rance Says. By the Associated Press.

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Van Orman Favors Base for Ocean Travel in Wash- ington Area. Ication of ske proposed transat- tant¥: airship terminl in the

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D. C, JUNE. 21, 1931—PART ONE. “ GULF WINS OIL GRANT |{LIBRARIANS EXEMPT Colombian Present sigws Con-| FROM INCOME TAXES...

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" CATHEDRAL STONES Who Three Stones to Baltimoreans Lost Lives on Duty Re- membered by Friends. the memory of three Baltimore

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Free Parking Oppostte Sy 8th St. Entrance THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.. JUNE 21, “Let Marmn Gage Shop ; for You....

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EDITORIAL SECTIDN X Editorial 'Page"- | I] ¢ gunflag & v A P & . WASHINGTON, D. C.. SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 21, 1931.° Goal of

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Editienj WASHINGTON, D. C. SUNDAY. .June 81, 1031 THEQDORE W. NOYES....Editor The...

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| HYDE DENIES FARM BOARD IS ACTIVE IN “BUSINESS” Secretary; in Forum, Hits Back at Critics, | Discounting Criticism It Has

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FORD’S 3,000-ACRE FARM. TESTS CORPORATION PLAN Michigan Experiment Seen ‘as One of Most Importa nt in Modern Agriculture....

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‘The Washington League of Hard of Hearing held its Summer round-up Monday evening when reports of the annual conference of

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VACATIONLAND | \T How to get there W/ler fo stay thoughts turn toward vacation and touring. UMMER officially starts today as

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RESORTS. ml‘%sons ATLANTIC CITY, N. HOTEL_JEFFERSON OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY Avuulo ATLANTIC CITY, 10 FLOORS OF MODERN nllrloor

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and machine companies. Musi- clans are needed in the band and trumpeters are needed for the various line companies. Cooks,

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THE..SfiNDA’fi STAR, WASHINGTON, D. AWNINGS Made to Order —Up to and including 36-in. wide For as awnings of plain colored or

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‘“f» Important Sale! - Children’s Summer Apparel . .. PLAY SUITS PAJAMAS SUN SUITS —Youngsters need lots of these garments

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Feat ures for Part 3—12 Pages MISS Daughter of JOSEPHINE Representative Fillman B. Parks of Arkansas, guest of her sister...

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SOCIETY 2 Miss Frances Morse Bride Of Ensign Raymond Hunter Miss Christina Osborne Jones and Mr. Theodore Cox Marry in St.

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) sO ‘ Dr. and Mrs. Grosvenor Attend Amherst Exercises Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Orme and Miss Violet Orme Will Leave Late This...

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SO Moths Relish FUR COATS —RUGS and FINE WOOL- ENS, but it's easy to cir- cumvent their expensive tastes. MERCHANTS...

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SO CIETY —_—— Tea Given in Courtyard Of Historic Gadsby's Tavern in Alexandria Bronze Marker Commemo- rating Restoration Is

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Chevy Chase Personal Notes and Otl\qr Items Of Social Interest Miss Marion Edythe Wells’ Engagement to Ensign Gasterland...

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Of Personal Interest To Washington Residents ‘The marriage of Miss Harriet Sanger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Sanger of

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Kappn Delta Council Members to Be Guests At Alumnae Banquet Tea Given for Delegates at National Convention of Sigga Epsilon.

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9 AM. to 6 PM. The F reatest Street at 11th INVENTORY SAL In the Entire 70-Year History of Th is Store ‘AT 9 AM. Monday, June

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THE HOME GARDENER Practical and Seasonal Hints for the Amateur for Beautifying Surround.ingl of the Home. PLANT MARKERS One

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Rustic Weaves in Sports Clothes, S A dress of pale flesh-colored English evelet embroidery is trimmed with self- covered...

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THE SUNDA‘Y STAR, WASHINGTON, D.- C, JUNE 21, 1931—PART THREE, Free Auto Parkmg for Cuatomen—E Street Between 6th and 7th...

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| Stage and Screen News and Gossip | Part 4—8 Pages AMUSEMENT SECTION - The Sunday St ‘WASHINGTON, JAGE and ~ SCREEN —_—...

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AMUSEMENTS. Flashes From the Screen News and Comment of the Photoplay. By C. E. interesting and at the same time one of the

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AMU SEMENTS. Photoplay Attractions FOX—Women of All Nations.” LAGG AND QUIRT, as represent- ed by mt Lowe, are on the loose

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In 't_he Motor World BY_G. ADAMS HOWARD. [ FFICIALLY Summer arrives today. With the approach of this season comes thoughts of

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SAVIA TION BY JOSEPH S. EDGERTON. FFORTS of the Smithsonian In- hensive aeronsutical are seriously hampered by lack of for

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\] 3 Army. terest is shown in the selection of the dfficer to succeed Maj Gen. Willlam G. Everson, chief of the Militia...

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DAMROSCH TO GIVE CONGERT OVER WRC First Summer Program From California at 6 0’Clock Tonight. The first of a series of Summer

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INSTALLMENT XIIL LMOST every week end was That gets us to the ranch at noon, THE queer lack in her that prevented him, or...

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Base Ball, Boxing Part 5—4 Pages The Sunday Stad WASHINGTON, D. C., SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 21, 1931 SPORTS SECTION S Griffs...

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2 Low Blow to Cost Points in Heavy Fight | k, who leatned fo manipulate’| MAN WHO 1S HIT ALSD TO GET REST Unusua'l\Rule: Will

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SAYS THEY BLAME FAULTS ON PELLET U. S. G. A. and Manufzctur- ers Are Praised for Their Work on Sphere. BY W. R. McCALLUM. N

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1 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINdT()N 3 O, JUNE 21, 1831—PART FIVE. Los Angeles Is Rushing OIympzc Work: : Poloists Start Tournament

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l News Part 6—12 Pages NEW A.1.B. RECORD SCORED AS YEAR'S ACTIVTY IS ENDED [ Officers of Washington Chap- ter Pleased at...

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FINANCIAL. STOCKS IN ADVANCE |"thsew consioemarion By the Associated Press. The National Lumber Manufacturers’ FOR N po. : lm

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THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON, . D. C, JUNE 21, 1931—PART SIX. % D. . BANKERS NAME NEW OFFICER LIST Convention Ends With Annual|

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BOND PRIGESGA INACTIVE MARKE Railroad and Foreign Ohbliga- tions Prove Features at Short Session. BY ALEXANDER HENDERSON....

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U.5.LINES' STATUS ™ § DISCUSSED HERE Lump Sum Operating Method Considered at Conference of Officials. Special Dispatch to The

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!I'I'UAT!ON—HIK. IITUATIDN—DOI!IITIC- inued.) . PAPERHANGING, paintng A e anted by colored PASTRY COOK. out of town. CH A Y S

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MISCELLANEOUS. ™ THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JUNE 2f, 1931—PART SIX.' AUTOMOBILES." - M—#—*__H—*MWMM__ 1 n £...

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8 AUTOMOBILES. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 21, 1931—PART SIX. ROOMS. M SALE—AUTOMOBILES. SALE—AUTOMOBILES. NT...

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APARTMENTS. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 21, 1931—PART SIX. -~~~ - - APARTMENTS. 9 COUNTRY BOARD. unrmrfl-mmlm....

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APARTMENTS. DOWNTOWN—14th & K. LARGE APT —LO\V RATES t, bright in finest marble TSt el e bldg.; 8 larse room 380._ CHAMPLAIN.

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[} nnmnrs—m,vlfllsm. nd 1 4 K J room with 1013 15th W.- lat ving ce excel it Lell hborhool B per mo” ¥ VAN DOLSEN. Net. 0971,

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12 REAL ESTATE. THE . SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE -21, 1931—PART SIX. REAL ESTATE. . p ‘A_L'IF-EH'UIIPAN; o N " e...

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PART 7. THE LURE OF By J. FRANK DOBIE, Author of “Coronado’s Children” and “A Va- quero of the Brush Country.” OR a long time

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e Mn s that the Papagoes never killed ¥ This %ld desert rat adds an analysis of prospector's psychology that cannot be im-

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THE SUNDAY. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ‘Carol Bird. DREAM is not merely a passing fan- tasy of the night. It is a self-decep- tion;

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e ¥orLove of the Mike : By Joseph Faus Osmund Was Sure He Could Be a Great Radio Announcer—and He Rose to Fame in an...

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Lovely Bebe Daniels, another star who found out how to get rich in the real estate business. BY DAN THOMAS. HAT would our...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, TUNE A, OO, Bicycle Pioneers Inspired Road BY JOHN CLAGETT PROCTOR. HOUGH such men as...

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— v o THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. .C, JUNE 21, 1931 State Adee, the late Rudolph Kauffmann and an indefinite number of

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b, s e ——— TILLY LLOGAN A First-Run Story _..By__ Cosmo Hamilton I / SHOULDN'T' be surprised,” sald Mrs. Logan, “if we're...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 21, 1931, WOMEN WHO “Can’t Afford” A HUSB The Main Trouble Is, Says Dr. Charles...

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[ 10 - % BEING CHAIRMAN This Is the First of I'our Complete Stories by This Author—Four Stories Full of Color and Humor—Mr.

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TON, D. C, JUNE 21, 1931 ’e 11 - tory of the Younger Set— BY BOOTH TARKINGTON cup packed with ice-water-soaked newspaper...

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SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 21, 193f. ° Thunder Pumper By Alan LeMay. A StirringRomance of the West and a Great Dog

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now that she’s got herself lost, come looking for you " < %1 Mississippi groaned. e 8 Just before dawn_they pulled up and...

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® THE BRIDGE HE longer the suit the less is the value of its hizh cards on defense against a suit bid. Many players, who bid

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Josef Sell, the German who wrote the eomedy about Brigham Young. UROPEAN authors and playwrights have been discovering lately

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N the year 1675 one of the New England States enacted a law “that no one should play on any kind of music except the drum,

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SCHLIEMANN: The Story of a Goldseeker. By Emil Ludwig. . Translated from the German by D. F. Tait. Ilustrated. Boston:...

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o : ; ACROSS. Philippine Islands. 1. umm‘ 89. Scatter. Thief “91.Pen Name of Lt i Charles Lamb. - .14. Dried fruit. 92....

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B - S TORIES SPORFS - GAMES PUZZLES s VI E start off this week with a picture : puzzle with a couple of laughs in it. THINGS

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHYNGTON, D. C, JUNE 21, 198t ° e ° ‘1 OSTER ¥ Those Were The Happy Days! “Dancing the Years Away.” BY...

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GRAVURE SUPPLEMENT GRAPHIC SECTION he Sunday Stad i WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 21, 1931. Our Washington Yachting days are here

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 21, 1931. L EPN P/ EmE A “back seat” ride for two little ostrich The

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THE SUNDAY “I really have no recollection of anything that hap- pened from the time I went to work for Mr. Soapie until I...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C—GRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 21, 1931. A : Z % i I Veterans’ day at the White House. President and

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C—GRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 21, 1931 Tommy Armour, winner of the British open golf championship at

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THE RUNNING HOT WATER Direct From Your Faucet Continuously—Instantaneously A necessity wherever there electricity; either...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 21, 1931 A gold star for West Point’s honor man. Cadet Kenneth Mc-

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Cameronian wins! The finish of the 149th rupning of the English Derby at Epsom Downs, showing part of the crowd of more than

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Tarza by EDG’AR DICE DURROUGHS {) eun.byuwmunmgb.mmdm_d AN ISLAND APPEARS IN MID- STREAM AS DAY= LIGHT WANES. "HERE WE SHALL

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N T SHOULD JowLy JokE ABOUT THE EGYPTIAN . : GUIDE WHO SHOWED TOURISTS s S /P WELL VMWKE TO TWo SKRULLS ‘0 HeAR ‘r‘r' : YAW .

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DID YOUR no! POP GO AWAY HE D"DN' WAKE uP = Reglan Fulless pcaene By rnes DIDJA HEAR . ABOUT BUMP HUDSONS suLLY! POoP? DID

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Mr.and Mr - TRADE MARK REG.U.S. PXT. OFF, KEEP '‘Em, JOE. | THANKS . | CAN SORRY, VI, BUT | GOT ABOUT TWO HOURS Pj GOT PLENTY

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The Sunday 3 SUNDAY. JUNE 21, 195y COLOR SECTION 1 WHEN | sc€ MR, FumBLE 1L TEee HIM HOw mucH { APPRECIATE HIS KINDNESS NO,

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GEE. ANDTHER LITTLE K\D CRIPPLED 8N A HIT-AND-RUN DRIVER = UNLESS TH FOLKS AROUND HERE THAT HAVE PLENTN O ROOM WL LET T KOS

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_AT_UQAL GAS WAS DISCOVERED IN SEVERAL LANDS IN VERY ANCIENT TIMES — ° N \ i NOTICED HIS CHARGES ACTING CRAZILY AS THEY...