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Barry w o ^ oesafnl; Porpoae to Wuimrvcaa aubatituta «»rfa«5rt At Lease Dosen Popu­ diUcM m i4 alao '**•* t o O M ^cc W. Hclelng. m i '. wUl| Get Views on Organ- Influence Matches o( our coBimuiUty. T h y May Be Issue Congress Split lous Mountain Qtias accompMiy the Mnrphy-GstnoH u a In Manchaatar to work on ^ Ifation. No Dedaions for Uio iummor, Th« pro^ nine PeUiaon. I Mr. and Mn. A. J. Oagnea. cC And Towns Shattered; nniitc vrtU be played from S.46 to 14S South Main atraat aimounoa mm’ bSm tS marriage M thrir dj^T^. Made; Council Ideas Before House On-U. S. Policy Waalay. Fred Waniar wlU[ donata 9:00 a.m. £awmjB^nt N Centuries • Old G ath» Conatanoa, to Janm B._M rph^, tha attandanca ptlna. J. DRESSES Described Very Fluid C. Danteon TMeott of Taleott Mr. and Mra. Henry d r a l T o w e r s S h a k e n ' villa who haa h y a patient at toe M i ^ y . of '» H Cantor ^ L Kee May Ask Foreign On China Reds Mr. and M r a . " ^ Wadding took piaea Tuaa-1 Paris, A ilf. A— Ad­ Downt. M ilitary. Bar­ Cantar atraat laft by plana W adn^ Memorial Hoapital f , , Affairs Committee to day for Oohnnhia. g. ^ for a ^ waa abla to ratiOT to hta ^ e day. May A in S t JamacTs rec­ ------ RIGHT AS miral Louis Dsnfald, U. 8 . racks Collapses on Sol­ ^ thoir non. ^ today. He feU from toe f r a t tory. Manchcator. Navy member of the Joint Check Arm s to Europe W hite Paper Is Called (Of Mio yooat tooaei^ diers; Train Derailed a«a dmightcr, Bonnie Karan. «rch of hla home and fta c y ;^ a ehiaia of ataff. today said MB bona, and It waa nieeaaary to ^^lan to Full Bo^ Confession of Amer­ THEY LOOK! A ih l win haw a whirl ja thora la *fraat unanimity of SSiSTto •»•****• Board of R elief thaaa laak^t-aieiirlad ican Failure; Termed B aH etiat Mr. Taleott to the w ^ J ® ® *“ opinion* on the way the At- Waahhigtoa, Aug. S-<0>-Chalr- m to too tired woolen mMiufactuiw. ana iM tie pact defenaaa should too track (right) wMch thay aold later Also Realistic View Waskingtoa, A af; 6:—</F) man Ban (D-W. Va) may aok toa dry Oa. tHiBroaMyii, Aog. S. PlelMta bad triad to acn*in*law of Mia. Blwood B. goath Maschsster Ftrs Uastad froai ba orgimixad. Danfald apoka B atrUM waa called 14 weaka age hy — ^Fiva hondred persoos died of S4S Baat Cwitar atraat. Houaa Foraign ABalra committaa lairlod eaoMany warkera atiemptaHi to aotar tot pMat ' D is tric t at a news eonfaranca in tha Laoal Ud or the UaMad Aula Woricars, CSO. ________ Waahlngton, Aug. 4—UT) — Con- in aa earthquake which de­ Y m iisMsa right as thay look ba- to diack to too fun Hoooo toe Myatie Ravlaw, No. S, W o r y i’a caoM thsy*ra rtW alfy auda of tha Sa-a-o praatlaa|j[toa-H|il Amaaicaji aasboany which M - graaa found itaelf about •• divided stroyed 70 per cent at th e NoUea Is hereby given to an towad toa talka hy tha Amarlcon hot diopato ovor outting too oIm •a China today on what to do Benefit Aaaoclation, will hold Ito taapayara in the South Maachea> •aaat fahrles syallshla . in Um waah-hH|^ S aifariM of too fl,4M,000,000 arata-for-Bu- homes in Ambsto, Eensdor, Ccodf Guaranteed annual picnic. Tuesday, Auguat IS, chiafS o f otaB with Franeh, about atopplng tha advanca of yeeterday, the Eenadorean ter Fire District that a Board of that coitfoTHi to YOU and. in ala- ) waaas ^ h a ^ Y a t A Dotoh and Fortuguaoa rapa program. Europe Unity at CMiter Springs par^ from Relief meeting will to told ta the Cardinal Issues New Communism In Asia. embassy said it was In­ lo tan o’clock, rain or ■rbina, at toe Ipuit BBdar-atatastaat, look ao parfact titorjr loodiVE. raoad by growing doaiando for Board of AanienTa Ottlee, at A t tha ooafaronoa with Danfald a 00 par eont alaoh in too p n ja et Tha Stata departmant’a Whlta formed in an official boBetin USED CARS lodge. The flraplaea and other fa- Town Han, Friday evoatag. A ^ at aay haor af tha day. *'*'*^^^*1 *3 Paper explaining why Chlang Kai- dUtlas have baan reeerved a ^ a w an Oaa. Omar Bradlay, Army: Koa aaid ba atav urga toa com­ Seen as Goal from its government today. • *48 OMs * ** Sedan (T a n ) gust lA IMS, from T to S o’doek. aad Qaa^Royt Vaateatorg, Air mittaa to okay too program oa It Shak’a govarnmant fallad to keep 68 hot dog and hamhnrg roaat wUl to D. A T , for too purpoae o f hear­ Statement on Stand tha Communlata from gobbling up Tha VMvanol Match Oavp. hi St. •njoySL Marabart who to r o r e e T ^ ataada ao too iaouo can to fought h»47 Olds “M " Sddan ing any aad an eemplalnto ra-1 out from oeratoh oa toa Houoo moat of China waa graatad on Cap­ Laole, Ma„ said it nealvad a Quito, Ecuador, Ang. 6.— attend and have not already baan i For Meeting! itol hm by a voU^ of critlciam goery from a Senate aabeemmit- eontactad. ahould tdaphoae Mra. gardlng tha tax Hat flOOFa (A*)— Rescue parties reported ABdrow AnaaMl, D obH Biiaa thk haportant-fer-fall ’ partSa>’b nrinta^'* d^S^Maa Letter Called ‘Fair and a B • from lawmakera who callad It a coacaniag tha earporottoa’a muSTHL *76** Sadan Shirley Smith, 3-0J88. or Mra Oommittaa RopubUeaBO aad 1 to^y that more than 200 Jack Oorden, Blao atiaadad. ^ g J L l d b l t S l American failure al- deoliag with Jamea V. Hont, a (B h M ) Irene Vincak. Othara on the com^ eoDaetloe. O h m hi today.
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