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ert F. Stoll, who ha* been stationed
with th> armed force* in Guam, was
discharged last week and ha* returned
here. Son of Mr and Mrs. P J.
Stoll. Snyder, he expects to engage in
farming.
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CEDAR CFTY. Utah. Noy. 4 — «4h—
Voters in two Utah counties Tuesday
will decide which one gets New Har-
mony. a little community which was
gerrymandered across the line back in
the iRAOs during the mining boom in ’
the southern part of the state.
Seem* the miners in Silver Reef,
now a ghost but then a booming com-
munity. wanted to have the Washing- '
ton county seat there instead of at St.
George. The St. George forces were
worried and when the matter came, to
a vote, they borrowed "temporarily ” J
New Harmonv from Iron county to
bolster the balloting.
The St. George boys won but they
never returned little New Harmony.
Now the 178 residents want to know
where they stand and it's up to the
people of Iron and Washington coun-
ties to decide. The issue takes the form
of voting yes or no on "annexing a
portion of Washington county to Iron
county.”
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famous prerrrfpfrow type 666 for relief from cold miseries.
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Brandi Butidtny • Phone 2. 5JG4
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Army'n Task Force Frigul
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this codd-bound force as It settle* down to Its task of learning to
U»e Arctic will be the proper time*.
With a few minor and secret ex-
ceptions. everything tested will be
present standard army equipment. An
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Ratolfhs are RIGHT!
"When I amolre ciga-
rettes. I smoke Raleigh.
For I’ve studied the
actual scientific testa.
b»»»d on » mathod
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Govarnmant, and
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000 Yugoslavs in a pre-election speech . criticized American and British
Sundav the world did not want war, ' act-ionaries” for hoMile acta he said
declared hi* government warned better they had committed against his na-
relaiton* with the United State* and non
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a, no other leading ciga-
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smoother, better tasting
Raleigh! That's why I’m
sure Raleighs are rt/tht
for me—right for taato,
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Tests based on a method iseel
by the United States Government —
certified bv a jury of !♦ distinguished
doctors, including eminent throat ape-
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is actually safar to unoks- thgn tha
■  new, smoother, better tasting Raleigh!
■ All six leading brands were tested!
H   So tri Raleighs! En joy the neh. choice
■ tobaccos that make Raleighs so smooth,
so mild, yet so full flavored they're the
favorite of millions' Ralejghs-are right
— nght for taata, right for thtoatf
Tae«s Based on a Method Weed by the H. B. •ovornsaowt
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. —w :!! be soldier of >hr north have emphasizing the Importance of avoid-
‘ j ing perspiration; of wearing gloves, of
' putting on and taking off clothes at
relief for yourself! Ask your druggist for old favorite
666 Cold Preparation—tablets or liquid!
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• WITH TASK FORCE FRIGID. FAIRBANKS. Alaska. Nov 4 —
jCDN'—The sign on One desk here says: "Never have so many
tv^ou^nm"^                   Mrn •»»« equipment, from a cigar-
b/Fo^ht' m 1 *hich answers will e„* nghter to a 48-ton tank, will be
given two sets of testa—one under
. ~HOW •on« fan* marl work or lie im- controlled, the other under combat
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NO OTHER GIVES YOU
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These, in effect, can be considered the fighting words to spur ■
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Formal opening of the Association
of Oklahoma Artiats’ annual exhibit
in the Oklahoma Art center. Munici-
pal auditorium, will be at 3 p. m. Sun-
day with a gallery talk by Edgar A.
Albin, associate professor of art at
the University of Tulsa.
This annual show is the highlight
of the year for state artists, and at-
.tracta a wide field of representative
works.
Open to resident Oklshoma artists,
the exhibit includes only work that
has been done in the last five vears.
The pictures submitted must be wholly
work of the applicant, and not done
under supervision of an instructor
or as a class assignment.
Four Classes Shown
Classification* include paintings,
watercolors, graphic arts an<J sculp-
ture.
Special award* are the Marthy Avey
Sweepstake* award for the best work
in exhibition; Oklahoma Art league
medal for the beat still life, done in
oil; MacDoweil Club of Allied Art*,
for the best- oil, not including still
life; Willie S. Wright, still life with
flowers, done in watercolor; John D.
Fribbell Geological award for geo-
logical landscape, oil or watercolor,
done IrT Oklahoma, and the I4eut.
Elmer Cap*haw Memorial awkrd for
the most popular picture in the ex-
hibition. This last award Is presented
at the close of the exhibit when votes
cast by theARiblic have been tallied
Harry David Durst jr.. head of the
art department. University of Arkan-
sas. Fayetteville, judged the pictures
which will be hung in the exhibit.
When the show open* Sunday, each
of the prize-winning pictures will be
so marked.
Officers of A C. A are E. R Ab-
bott. 1831 NW 23. president; Ella Jack,
Stillwater, vice-president; Margaret. L.
Sprankle. 2017 NW 22. corresponding
secretary: Ila Zoe Blckell. 3315 Clas-
sen. gallery secretary; S. Deborah
Haines. Norman.-treasurer: Frances F.
Ambrister. 1440 NW 37. reporter:
Maurine Franz. Enid, historian, and
Grace Chadwick. 1145 NW 39. parlia-
mentarian.
A business meeting of the associa-
tion will be st 1 p m. Saturday.
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When you're suffering the torture* of a real cold, what
you want is comforting relief—quick!
And today there i* a product that snap* into action
instantly you rake it to Mart relieving all six trouble-
some cold miseries in just 6 seconds*
No wonder that for over 45 year*, million* have
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Try it--next time you have a cold! Experience rhi« time-proved quick
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The Pioch Family Is in the Hospital
From hospital beds In Jackson. Mich.. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pioch admire their 5-dav-oId
daughter. Sharon Lynn Pioch 18 pounds', held in the arms of a nurse. Robert Pioch entered
£he hospital one day. was operated on the next for appendicitis. A few hours later Mrs.
The ..whole family is said to be doing nicely.
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J ~ ma lew- twiuier <jj tor norm nave
tn carry a charge of TNT to blast out
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overlooked. The Bskimo* and sour-
dough* ha*e some of the answer*, but
ttiev lack the military angle
- These -.500 men. phis some 3 000 at effort will be made to determine what
“ McCoy and Adak are out to modifications, if any. are necessary, or
lot more baric information . what entirely new material must be
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.—OPA. j
caught tn the crossfire of political (mristsa troat Lata cauau VMiaWas)
campaigning, came up to election eve TRIESTE. Nov.
with about half its price controls still »£"ed fproJrugI2’,8V n**»PaP"
flees, set upon Slovene passersby and
in effect.                                 demonstrated  before allied  military
Here ia what is left after 30 decon- government headquarters Sunday in
trol orders issued since President Tru- 'his^ Adriatic port, which is claimed
man’s October 14 decision to remove h.'".*7*7 r    7.    .7
ceiling's from meat and order an accel- for internationalization.
era ted return to a free economy:         T*° Venezia Oullia civil policemen
Food—Only sugar, ayrupa and rice *er* bruised, two American photogra-
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Clothing and texliJea-Mostly still !““*« *e"Arr"l^?fL?*.
led by a British warrant officer, broke
up a crowd of abotti 5,000 in front of
the military government office. The
crowd, charged by mounted officers.
ishouted, "out with, all foreigner*!"
Some. 10,000 Italians altogether
joined in demonstration* and Italian
jflags flew here on the twenty-eighth
anniversary of the entrv of Italian
troop* into Trieste, then part of Aus-
tria-Hungarv.
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■RKIGRADE, Yugoslavia, Nov. 4
t#**—Premier Marshal Tito told 300.-
1. - Headache 2 "Stuffed up ' Nose 3
Minor Throat Irritation 4 Coughing due to
cold 5. — "All-over" Muscular Aches 6
Cholted-up" Feeling
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Also controlled—building materials,
automobiles, major home furnishings
and appliances. nioM farm and indus-
trial machinery, newsprint and uaper
products, and basic metals.
At Its wartime peak. OPA *aid 80
cents of the aveirtge cost of living doi- i
lar was spent for Hems under price
control. Todav the figure 1* 40 cent*, I
agency statisticiank contend.
The motto also speaks volume*
aketchy knowledge of Alaska. «--
Consider some of the pre-atomic- I
type qumtioru for which answers will |
given two
weather conditions. These will start
| the weather here has settled
subzero stride. It has been hovering
around 5-above.
Meantime, the men are getting trial