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' - ' ' ' i s - - - i cashmere-lik-e Jontion's 18 New Color- - tha troy our bodies what you ore do to funcbc4171yr- env enjoy better health-Ge- t your August Reader Diraat ScidaY' 43 artitite °flash" int's"' sonditaited heat leading entrintines" ' - Vicara at playas 0 -- - e- What Tensicrl C:::$ to You 7' i 1 pretty took sweaters 'Idw411 plus plus skirts: colormatchid sox knitted alike in Kharaficece and nylon tett -- Knowlton' interruptions htirryier to koop appointments 'WIWI for the ht tuna affects your &eds your heart? la August Reader's Ditesti Richard Itottraan tells bowie beeidao produdreitsowneuravatingsemp WOO basticat osin niakh you a anti data forma dimmos- Road bowdocittlwaccoottanct strodoset stilet '- :2zdr'"--- 21 Yes tlp to El CO for Your Old Mow One Potrigorotor - as p— Ask aovalTtsamitort OnimiloolinimildwiMP - ' ' -- - NN -- (41" ' o it T10811titi-X-Trt- I 7 synthetic resistant July 24 — The price of home produced newsprint In Britain will ritie Monday for the third time this year it was oficially announced ' ruesdaY- - ' It will be increased from 601 sterling ($168) a long ton to 681 18 shillings and ninepence sterling ($18140) due mainly to higher prices of imported wood pulp the Ministry of Materials said potions- - - -' 6° Ilmelleaw 1Ils Illgs :i '' i Tt Jantzen Klaaraffeece — eiduslire blend of worsted wool nylon and new LONDON III 1 1141PIIIIII 1 i 17 1- --'' 1: -- -- is e-- Ill II f ' '''- 0 i l'oa tvet't bey in conventional tad valuel - ' t 01 WentionitIminse It today! - SET IN BRrrAmt - S4 sort I - I 1!1I BUS TRAILWAYS DEPOT '' ' tt:se NEWSPRINT BOOST - 1 or amen ---- - ' fr noterity "ono at this senotinet ety km picot - ' ‘11 Keeper Keepers Leng-ill- e - -- - - ''1111'"' 1 der:----7-- 1 ""t t) door hondlo—loto roe Convenenutter an - 1 I ope n tho door with both hoods fulL ''' Ult o bettor ' - Is tobos Lo Sou time so hetet1 COLDER COLD for 1 r4f 'C'''' t A i""'"I'' Today the Chinese apparently on advice from earlier' migrants are trying to get their own coolie labor Into BraziL But it is reported here that the Brazilians are balking at that 000komo See oy ( II Storage Trey I Something wonderful Is hero for you ' equipment s 46 Obi rex tun-wid- th ot Issssss-"- '"' sta1 1 0 we os 003 L i - 1 I (4:45 shor ' i one-wa- )) Lmohous e nEFitIGELIATOlt c I 4 I Africa 4 -- -- 4 tilssarecegen:1lnlb:s ds thhipes"islYettsepervn imee J -----1 'lat go' this 1 i - -- rL anti you ! I r--1-- I Pa I 00--- t : a - I --- AL 071 1 ' : Kai-shek- Numbers of these Chinese nil They couldn't get into India I American air lines tinder a by unless now Indonesia or :Burma which permits them to they held a Communist passport I system States undehraa ' for these countries have recog- pass ghbythe air 'nixed the Peiping regime The bond g will not disappear on L'Ae Philippines and Siam don't want they Planes have been near!) them and they are afraid to go way to imoodne figuring that may full for months according to air be next on the Red Chinese list line °Melilla- But most of the traffic Is by 'for attack - Royal Interocean Lines a Dutch which shipping organization fiL211tti 1 likL at ti i LIS V''ZE 1::'1 )11 ""' Tb ft'-'- - a wk C':'S I IL 001 1!to $4365 i talt 7 i pare 9 i 0 1 has i as 5C3 Down Low 34923 CALL ' growle& 1 Prom pt Service terc a fifillt-117-T - The ir COOL COMFORT!I Call for Frem FAitimatea i la lliorate In The difficulty of getting into the United States b great Bong Kong's quota for migration to HONG KONG July the United States is seven a year mounting terror launched by the for which there are already 80 l:t Red rulers of mainland China first priority aliplicintit--wiveChinesed has touched off a new migration or families of American Pathfinder for t the Chinese t America to South Chinee are now rush- here who want to go to Brazil Is and many T W Kwok former comms' ing to make their homes in thelsioner general for Kwangtung in New World °Hong Kong in the days when two kinds Chiang ne movement regime refused Coolies and lower middle class to appoint a consul here regard-- ! Chinese go to Peru and Cuba- - ing the colony as Chinese terriProsperous Chinese go to Argen- tory Kwok with intimate con-tina and Brant Some slip into tact with Brazilians many of i Bermuda and the Bahamas if whom have served diplomatically they have British passports in Peiping helps his old buddiesSouth America is about the j-- t-en Planes Foll only outlet for these people g meri MaP D 13 0 1 Esteveed - ' 1103IE AT BIG SAVINGS! ' '" D WITH - -- Quentia Pepe sty Citkage 'bibelot Matt Writer TO BUY AWNINGS FOR YOUR I $4295 les telt ut To Western Hemisphere '24--- 11 Pel8 - NOW IS YOUR OPPOlITUNITY 4 ww3 fillAIRAFC0E Watt crry - his on $2 865 f reaching for his toy When the reporter mentioned Miss dsoddard the gun menacingly came to hip level ' - fadinf drapes ALSO gives t TO tJEW : tikes you s or at sent realises that a )ast has to bay !erring! FLEE FROM PURGES give you cool comfort by redue big the temperature and making the interior of your borne 20(70 coolers ' 4 be girl Awnings will 'Dick It PSt l do hepa that - c rctrzyc Pe-Jai- Is only I told him to wait until he was 21' When a reporter went to sets I e I '11 on !after six years' imprisnrirrient s ees 1 441 i lir I Avort France July Pierre -'- 11111111111 t t 3 ! - - - --- i -- Jj e k A - () ' - i fool - ' it‘ ' s Funeral for l' etatit C row( s li rrive Llbrti Bus Serificee 4 - I 4 '' 7 re ' - 4 g --- omancc Oil Sinpboard imonw4-Nrut- I: It g --:L--:-- ( 3 t '‘ ' ‘t i i : i Ot i4 444 t 14 ' : il '7" w:imm! - r ' " ' ''i t'i f' -- - 1" A " ' ' - i 0 ‘c t Isl' ' I ''' nog :Ibm0000004010°1 s' at6"l'ee t - 1" ? -1 1- 16 s lie iNtele ' '11 It -- "rif '' i c' r) - no comment when direction r In 'Ai 7 - 24- -1 charges of betraying his country ILE D'YE11 Tourists and sympathizers of the 'during war Notre Dame Church where the n late Marshal Henri Philippe funeral will be held can seat arrived in boat loads Tun- - 2000 Another 3000 are expected Armlet day for his funeral WednesdaY- - to stand outside The 131:ad's PLYMOUTH England July 24 Ile died Monday at the age of 93 normal population is 2000 —Paulette Goddard the act sa ) dbiclosed it secret aiIpboaM 'io I mance when she arrived here Tuesday from v New York in the liner Ile de France '''''' OHLY 0111 CHANGE (In Omaha) It 4'' It began when PITTSBURGH NEW Yolk OMAHA OTY 1 two notes and I ItASAHLCTISIACOEI a long affectionCHICAGO 1 SAN F ate- letter were ' 'IPN16000 s t "' °INV" under PHILADELPHIA pushed I her cabin door 's uttts SUSLINES ONLY BURUNGTONAMERICAN new beau Miss Goddard Her she told reporters is Dick BlackOFFERS THIS ORLI SUS SERVICE stone of New York- ' I But alas" sighed the fo'rmer CHICAGO NEW YORK-CITPHILADELPHIA Mrs Charles Chaplin who has I - ”' t 4- 1 l'I'-- - - - oh-et-r- ot d Ton-taske- July - 23-1951- -- G o dd ar'iilz'ad s' 1 or t if the youngsters Bubbba PARIS July 24—Busse and Kathy 4 would : gay father and manager of the 1320mi1e swim by diving off a It Allard "water babies' promised boat instead of wading into the : Trench authorities Tuesday thst water ' they would not try to swim the The Tongsys have met the t Engkb Channel "from the official freeze on both sides of : trench shore" the channel British authorities 'Get that 'lad word right refused to let them try the chan: Tongay told a reporter "It spells nel from that side So they came to Trance to try It in the other : : ' 11 11 -' - - - - - - L a |