The Lawton Constitution (Lawton, Okla.), Vol. 69, No. 214, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 27, 1971 Page: 7 of 36
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bad news to whatever’s ,
warded it to Coustie. It now lies
on the cellar floor.
F Indy “500” Racer
‘ P.O. Box 5000
Clinton, Iowa 52732
If you prefer, send 50 cap liners, or equivalent
proofs-of-purchase, plus $5.00 (check or money
order).
You can also save proof-of-purchase seals from
lice precinct blotter.
When you see a guy enter his
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tins than paper clips in his
desk.
Another office fact: It is time
to start worrying if the boss
gives you an alarm clock in-
stead of a bonus at Christmas.
Why is it so often the wife of a
henpecked husband who cries
loudest for the liberation of
women? That is like a female
hawk demanding to be made
To the Dealer: For each coupon
you accept as our authorized agent,
we will pay you face value plus 39
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cise books under their teachers';wrote to North Vietnam's
could get your fill of them when the number of cases on the po-
you were a kid because they
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Boyle Jumps To Conclusions
Birds Don't Pay Attention To Humans Either
HOW COME You GUY5 DIDN’T
COME TO THE AIRPORT To PICK
ME UP? IF YOU CREEPS EVER
VISITED ME AT MY PLACE,
EVERYTHING WOULD
BE FIRST CLASS'
The most touching appeals; guidance,
are from children, usually in
letters written
I you hope for people is that they
aren’t always greedily looking
for something for nothing. Give
them free advice, for example,
and most of them will pass it on
to others without even taking
their fair share.
WE THOUGHT THE
CALL WAS A FAKE!
USUALLY YOU'RE SO
BROKE THAT EVEN
THE NEWSPAPERS
IN YOUR SHOES
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handling charges, provided you and
your customer have complied with the terms
of this offer Any other application constitutes
fraud. Invoices showing your purchase of
sufficient stock to cover all coupons
redeemed must be shown upon request.
Your customer must pay any sales tax Cash
value 1/20 of 16. Void where prohibited
by law. Redeem by mail to: S. C. Johnson
& Son. Inc., P.O Box 1130, Clinton, Iowa
52732. Offer good only in U.S A.
and expires Oct. 1,1971.
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be around next year to enjoy
them.
A diplomatic party is one
where a guest’s pockets are saf-
er from being picked than his
brains—if any.
The more paper clips an of-
fice employe has to keep in his
desk, the further he is from
being a top executive. A real
go-getter usually has more aspi-
it really works! Fuel-
powered to speeds up to 35 mph!
Over 12"long. Completely
assembled. (Fuel, battery and starter
accessories not included.)
Looks like the real number 22. Big, durable
tires. Metalized trim. Life-like detail!
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our relative indifference to the office cheapskate always The amateur gardener who
usually birds is more than equaled by takes his vaction- so he won't boasts he has a green thumb
OUR AOAInC have 10 chip in for goodbye pre- generally winds up the summer
vuk b-AK-iNG HOUSE sents for the girls who are leav- with tomatoes the same color.
ing their jobs to get married. Lovers dote on full moons, but
One of the wry things about veteran police sergeants rarely
age is that you still can t do do. Almost to a man they are
some of the things you couldn’t convinced that a full moon
do when young—but for differ- means trouble to them, because
ent reasons. Take chocolate they feel that human passions
eclairs, for example. You never reach a peak then—and so do
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wonthorm plants or shrubs Raid Anf and Roach Killer. Penetrating Raid vapor goes through wall
even ksqnd crevicesnk Ills bugs where they hide Outside walls, continuing ocfion keeps killing bugs
even gterit dries Raid Flying Insect Killer. Patented non-Oily formuld has a fresh, clean odor it smells
sonicebut ' kills bugs so dead Raid Yard Guard. Jungle-tested formula kills flying insects up to 20 leel
owoy Clears out flies, mosquitoes, gnats ond ants. Perfect for your back yard, patio or picnic area.
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might judge him to be an optim-
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pect that he merely needs to
have his false teeth adjusted.
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from bottles of Sprite!
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free by mail!
equal to a male bunnytail rab-
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were too rich for your pocket-
book; now you can't even take a
bite of one because the doctor
says it is too rich for your blood.
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inSan Diego, Calif., rentedI the
Women tk. wo,. , . ’ different kinds of people if it
themselves than men pid v in A woman will go for years were put in a cage and made to
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Sing he ri preray "man t watwatch before buy bi-, all .toy long.
2 owrieht rh- surounded by natures beau. strrnbonrine
hetself every Wo i anz believes ty all our lives, it is shameful season, only an exhibitionist
wav whether hv ht in < some that most of us probably now would have the moral fiber
character therb beauty, talent, couldn’t tell more than 10 kinds to go on one of those all-protein
character, charm-ora combi- of birds on sight if our lives de- diets.
nation of all four. She never pended
gives up on herself.
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$15 check to an organization cellar, most of them in uno-
seeking better treatment for pened envelopes.
American prisoners in No, , 1 wouldn’t possibly afford to
Vietnam North have anyone search through all
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“500” model racer. It’s a copy of the one Wally
Dallenbach drove in last year’s Indianapolis 500
Mile Race. And it’s headed back this year spon-
sored again by the folks who bottle Sprite!
Here’s how to get one of these model racers “Sprite” from the carrier. Each plastic trade-mark
free; just collect 180 branded cap liners from is also worth 6 cap liners.
bottles of Sprite. (If branded cap liners are not Or, you can save the neck labels with the word
available in your area you may send in metal caps “Sprite” from 32-oz. and 28-oz. bottles Each of
instead. Metal caps must be mailed in a rigid these labels is worth 3 cap liners
container to conform to Post Office regulations.) Just remember, part of the fun of getting your
lndy“500” model racer is enjoyingthe clear, clean,
good taste of Sprite.
To order your model racer, simply fill in the
... t .. , , coupon to the right and send it, together with
the bottom of cartons of Sprite in cans. Each seal the correct proofs-of-purchase of Sprite to- Indy
is worth 6 cap liners. If six-pack cans of Sprite “500” Racer, P.O. Box 5000, Clinton, Iowa 52732
are packaged in your area in plastic can carriers, Mailing and handling costs are prepaid Allow’
you may send in the embossed trade-mark about four weeks for delivery.
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force. Betterton wrote “and tin anwarenouseunnPan- As other groups arrived with them -
he suggested for this Christmas t .a. crumbling working-class tons of letters and petitions the en
that all of our famiydonstm4s distriict.n °f Paris, has be- pile in Coustie’s cellar grew and The bulk of the petitions ap-
your organization instedeo for the Ln"? collecting point grew. It now fills five rooms, pear result o f organ-
spending so much on our- to P .1 appeals brought or sent stacked up to the ceiling inized campaigns. Hundreds of
selves.” 10 Paris, usually addressed to places, packed in official US thousands of signatures appear
The organization, the National at Dorth vietnamese delegation mail bags, cardboard boxes, on printed forms, cards or
League of Families or Amerina atthepeacet alks. The delega- leather suitcases. airline bags, newspaper clippings.
Prisoners of War and Missing in accent'the m t y refuses to steel-bound crates—or simply Some of the letters are abu-
Action, never opened Ser mfiy'endeaappealsu.and they us- lying about the floor in crum-
ton’s letter. It apparently was lar.
among thousands addressed to
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up in the Pantin cel- pled heaps. feelings that might sound
“It’s. u- "At first, it was just bags and strange to Thuy—if he ever saw
the league and brought toparis than I Lcoingabigger thing crates brought in by some group them. Klarnyse McKee, Belton,
by one of its delegates Sv shin bargained for," Coustie or other," Coustie .said “But Tex., wrote: “May the Lord
the uncashed check lies in a cel ' u : now 1 am getting hundreds of bless you and every other cruel
lar in a Paris suburb among He first got involved with the letters from individual Ameri- and inhumane person like your-
more than 20 tons of dust-ooy. appeals last year, when a group cans, simply addressed to me as self. Take your frustrations out
ered letters and petitions from 0 Americans tried to dump sev- though I were an intermediary on something else, not a live
millions of Americans con eral crates filled with petitions for dealing with the North Viet- person."
cerned about the prisoners held 4 the morth Vietnamese delega- namese." Many of the organized peti-
by Hanoi. ' Connie Smades, Duncanville, tions were channeled through
Emile Jean Coustie, director The French police guarding Texu wrote to chief Hanoi dele- Dallas millionaire H. Ross Per-
of the moving company which the building threatened to arrest gate Xuan Thuy to demand bet- ot, who has led several unsuc-
owns the cellar, was astonished ’he Americans for littering the ter treatment for the prisoners, cessful attempts to contact
to find the check in a letter sidewalk Le, 1‛ „ « The Hanoi delegation returned North Vietnamese officials here
—-------------_ m a .sidewalk. They had no alterna- her letter unopened. She then and elsewhere.
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Bentley, Bill F. The Lawton Constitution (Lawton, Okla.), Vol. 69, No. 214, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 27, 1971, newspaper, May 27, 1971; Lawton, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2037018/m1/7/?q=War+of+the+Rebellion.: accessed July 6, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.