Show r ArrelOgilMletWtifYlataMillIelAS : f I SALT LAKE TRMUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING 'ME NOVEMBER 14:1934 — --- I 'glitg:alt fake gtitiittrc thits el!Na retried at tho sextette LaLs Cite so second class - ‘ 1 1- at Mott &mottos All R(Q141- PI - The 'Senator New From Sandpit ALL HANDS NEEDED 1 : ' I lessodovelelecnrueenbitsiline - “ I - Day'-:b-y - Day 1E— By O O NEW YORK Nov 13—Anna Maytenergy of combustion His flippancy Wong's English popularity has fe is that of the small town smart elec - the sort that jerks chairs from under 140 notrit end Sunday one month N ea Y HoW TAM11117e veer sr 1050 He bas a glib tongue wh estlebrotoitwy ehnthasDaily and Sunday one year Utah 179 n e Idaho I I Mill shove rates apply In set t for hecklers and closes them up in a rI 1" Nevada end Wyoming) 1 --Lr is full in And Ipack cry immediately The crowd is with him be'hurry Nisewbero In United Biota Dolly end 1128 1 liundar One month jthe entrance to her hotel has an al- - cause he can take it and refuses to I OtiN41 1E1 most guard of the persistent be downed Wise critics would not c t The Tribune Is on sale In every tme Portant CM in tlai United Statee ReadOautograph hunters i A: be surprised to see him go far - for 44-TS may ascertain mots in any Cite s tdr In a flit through the metropolis en !Aso' 1 office or 407- - 01"" Lloyd Building teghooTrirligiuttlheisti to some her his In route weeks Indeed formative dayi in a member of the ago — Europe ' —Foreign bureaus of Information of The Press s4r4 The Associated Press is appearance in an avenue department the theater no one bristled with such 02 tribune are: No 1 Rue Scribe Paris entitled to the use for reproduc'i 125 memLondon business Pall ore Mall the to in brashness as George M o England hundreds Prance I suppose there are brought ' : tion of all news dispatches credited e tinter Den Linden Berlin Oermanit II de not otherwise credited in this paper things I could write about this morn - moth establishment to a full stop The Cohan His cockiness was expressed 1 trceisior Hotel Rome Wag imd also the local news published herein '4't log—if I could think of them But daughter of a lowly laundryman her in his weekly press sheet The Spot there's one thing I do know and that success epitomizes the shovel-1- Halt when he exulted: 'Bop I'm ' Salt Lake City Utah Wednesday Morning November 3 1934 V is that it's mighty easy to criticize dream on my second millionr He rasped ''' i --- I raw with his nasal in- - i g 14(Y ? ' Despite her triumphs abroad she the Anybody can do that I no side she made on Save has tonetions and k puts swaggering impudence— t T e7 I t: k It isn't nearly so easy to praise as a younger brother her secretary her It's difficult with ilia fine restraint I q f divito it find fault is 1 but the DEA mode of living is Little different from today to imagine hint the jumping boy el) I dends it pays! There is no one no her days as an extra in Hollywood jack Yankee Doodle boy of his era 1r electea governor of Utah the gor"--i Ct)ME years ago soon after he was --- has bad bow be matter he but may When in town she never fails to dine He was the Destiny Tot—an Ameri1 a I ' called on a friend for whose support one good trait Find that and praise in Chinatown which renders the can Noel Coward of versatility with ' ' —"1I O late Simon Bamberger ' him for it and then watch him try quarter topsy-turva shining fistful of tricks no one ex- In the campaign he wished to make an especial acknowledgement ' ' 't11111'-"- f I to live up to your good opinion ofr She likes the more sedate fashion- - pected' him to reveal 9 essblz-1 and asked what appointment was desired under the state admin- him Try it some time and see for able cafes and is intensely interested ' Istiation Yvonne Prin in melodramatic plays &at) yourself Among her The incomparable ' tw 7''' ft 1"-friend 4 ' said the "It I care for" t eke intimates in the metropolis are the temes with her fuzzyawuzzy of light 0 : "There is but one position MiPlb :tile 193 reme how I know k is with I it p " and Claire Booth Brokaw "What is that?" Paul Whitemans the Harold Bosses golden hair 'i " r f requires no commission and carries no salary" member years ago when I was a and the 4- she profile came to America smack on Seeman& Recently Billy to be t want "I IN your disagreeable Inquired the governor-elecvery young and very ambitious ac- - sent Papa Wong and the other Wongs the heels of another tor I was cast in the part of "Valen- on a trip to China ig continental favorite Lucienne Boyer frilncl the one who will say to your face what others prefer to 1:10 1:1 -e '''tine" in a revival of Lewis Morrithe Montparnasse Helen Morgan But ksag behind yoUr back who will criticise while many are courting 7Ke son's "Faust" It was a small but irn- The Will Rogersee Mary has she suffered from no spent enthusi1 rf official success in interest ‘A take who will t favor your greater Portant part and my opportunity I buckled down seriously to a stage es- - astn The human bloodhounds of the your ‘ -' ' ' ' 0tV1 0 rem Last summer she endured the celebrity chase have been in full '"-:'' than in your good-wil- l" thought R'" ' '41 '4'' '' ' - ) AA '''''' ' 'WI ' '10::4 Valentine's big scene comes in the rounds of the Canadian kerosene cir- - yoick i : i ' Her premiere brought out 4There was an instant of hesitation and his excellency-expeeta- nt ip' with a act duel when he third cuit's one night stands and astretch front the first night viewpoint "every- fights A00-i replied: "You are it" Volunteer duties during ensuing wounded He and falls 4 of Faust summer in Massachusetts body who mattered" Yet those who stock :ti mortally i org--- — dies in Marguerite's arms months were faithfully performed as opportunities arose although Just for experience The other week have seen her abroad missed her once rehearhall bedroorn after In was -she i town sweet- - stage partner and now estranged small offered -my to the the snapping point relations were often strained sals Iwould take the mattress off heart art in the Brock Pemberton hit band Sacha Guitry They were a -- es Z- s er s et - This episode is recalled by a paragraph in the letter of a news-pat''Isllok wgrosteroswss'"''''''''t" my bed put it on the floor and prac- Butsafter overnight deliberation great pair As great as our Lunt and ' tice the two falls I had to make—the turned It down Sensibly she felt the Fontanne syndicate correspondent quoting "a doleful official" lit :::0:: -- 41110wf ' first when I received the sword thrust need of snore seasoning She is de- o or 7Vvishington who sensing the enormous responsibility thrust upon woo IFand the second at the close of the act termined they shall not murmur: "If I palavered with a- speedy Staten """'""IPPOsem'ii 1 Roosevelt as a result of the recent election said: when I stiffened in the throes of death she were not Will Rogers' daughter Island fiddler the other day—he was --- " --- ---it-"If I were Roosevelt I would go out today and hire the most Ffywono40---'-40z031" once in the orchestra at the Empire and fell carrying Marguerite with me etc" ' : "14'11"-' ' -find I had to be careful in that fall for would Now he's of a trio harpist violinist I I keep him distgreeable Intelligent person could t0LAvomitisloppefittiPotnhr ::LA&117 The comic forward was and lass a buxom' -and guitarist that plays and passes sophomoric '1i'vitt2---'-'-'- Marguerite --‘ i4 at :my right hand all The time to abuse Ire and my policies and 1r-1--'' '' ' --- Milton Berle is a puzzle to the Bialto the hat me by 50 pounds — outweighed —— They average a dollar a ' "" --"of balree" thus help me to keep a proper sense the day save Saturday 'when passengers The opening night came and I was Nobody regarded him more than 'ire” 1"o-leamood- el 4! A " c--- are It ' The tense with excitement At last we got frequent freebie Broadway as in payday mood Then they may president will be asked to sold national and InternaAlkoo But Berle ha gs gather $3 each to my scene When the cue "Thrust quently squelches I" k tional tcoblems to which no answer has ever been found he will It -allbem000CA 4 06 ' :47"1" ' home doctor" came from the sup On He carried along a weak play -e:s-I- t be'confronted by blocs within his party and traps set by a desn! 4' ""01"144 It posedly invisible Mephisto tmaort Mr1710Mie0Pple4W0110P't Faust for weeks by wide grins and sheer A block long "Avis!" on Madison d00010400 ' to will ' be 50's heralds a Cafe de l'Opera he unsafe and I stepped forward to take urged ': lunged pqate and resourceful opposition IF7''''10 - the blade under tny left arm I slipped poor poets is because there are so toin the be added to the swank restaurant 7'1:'11 004:5 speol by a hopeful but Impatient people who expect him to -' belt that sprung up there Reuben 41-Nt:4 and being a bit off center the blade many poor poets anZa make their dreams come true he may try to accomplish impossible the delicatessener blazed a trail to gThlb kcorokitstwluchuiplow instead of going under my arin went Regardless of what my son or his the area from upper Broadway about tasks to Justify the confidence expressed In eleCtion returns be through my white shirt and grazed a teacher thinks of my brand of Span- 15 years ago But now most of them rib I gave an involuntary yelp of ish Senor will be surrounded by multitudes clamoring for special considera- Jose A Valenzuela the pain and stared dazedly at the widen- Mexican consul seems to understand smack of French cuisine French tion and radical legislation manners So much so one -little flyof blotch red ing coming through my 1 Yet he Is not a miracle man He can move no more rapidly blown beanery right off Madison shirt I think I must have fainted It Gallic "The calls itself in belled-ufrom fright for a second or two for than the country moves with him Any relief measures proposed' HOBBIES TAiglon" And over on Eighth eve- I fell to the stage with a sickening meet opposition from some section or industry or class He Believe Education Held Lever or Not Here's the for Rules for Contributors presentaArranging nue the old Morning Telegraph buildcrash There was a gasp from the tion to be eriticised as severely for doing things as for not doing of famous concert artists to ing once a car barn is being readied 1 Letters limited to 300 words 2 To Elevate Mankind audience followed by a large dose of audiences Correction Mr Ripley on one side Iwill of who otherwise Write the paper (a) which might He is bound to make mistakes he knows will be the greatest recuperative medicine never hear and see them is and for Jack Dempsey's debut as a cafe only: (b) write legibly 3 ta) Rea front man and partisan discusto man actor or not—apracial known ligious reneedWe him Editor Editor Tribune: be should It Tribune: I up against generally has been a hobby with Mrs F C sions barred (b) personal asperWe finished the scene and plause 4 desired Writers not sions on his popularity he will gard Mr Ripley of "Believe It or less to point out the fact that as a (it) As the new congress was elected Schramm A brilliant conversa2 Plucked from a news story: His must sign true names and residenwas rushed to my dressing room tionalist herself with a keen un- mysterious antics excited the whole addresses Ou ly true names can class writers write the kind of articles where I received medical aid i be iield accountable for whatever it may do lle certainly needs Not" fame as being always right in tial 5 Poetical contribube published derstanding and appreciation of avenue dodging from one side to the ' in this hour of trial and tribulation his assertions butilis statement that 6 Views for publishers that they can get paid The next morning among other a very outspoken "disagreetions are not considered and all artistic ability she has done other looking about wild-eye- d expressed in this department are for That profeseors teach what they things the newspaper critic who re"the highest price ever paid for a able friend" those of the contributors and do much to raise the cultural standscooting into halls" a more viewed the show said: " not nece ily reflect the views of to of fear are teach told for 1 is losing was head $6200" of a him on ards of brat single behind sheep The Tribune '7 The department every community in Probably their jobs that preachers deliver the realistic death scene than Valentine's cannot be used as an advertising which she has lived Beateit roller to my certain knowledge absolutely falls to His not hard The would be does Forum medium k imagine 1 kind of sermons that those with the court more than one contribution wrong a week from the same author money are willing to pay for and surpass the best" before that a was time It in long i This which i i statement that publishert publish the kind of I SEnNsAsaTy0inItg WthIaLtIlthAe 1VIRepEn bBliOreRAn H s mqunostted n p r ess d sdpeart cnheews today's Tribune may be appeared true as renews and articles that will not of- wound healed for every night I would party reorganize the United States but is cer- Imore rational one we must follow fend those who are paying fdr adver- bust it open when I took my "Brodie" : (111 49 '''' ' :1 :' fledership with new principles or "die of sheer political cowardice gards 0 41 ill 4 r! it Of course there axe al- I was trying to live up to that tm§ 1111 f tisements tainly not true when the records of it ' Australia are considered If the situation reaches a point ways exceptions to the rule for there known critic's praise as did the Whig party of old" He declared that he was not sura 4 Prices of WOO are commonplace in where we simply cannot pay we can are always a few who really are deter''' '''' '!'prised at the voting landslide "Some party had to offer the peo- - the selling of Australian NOTES ON THE CUFF Merino rams take refuge in the bankruptcy law mined to do something to help human' ' ' 11 ' ok senator "and said the the 4 pie something :' ii Republican leaders had and are exceeded every year in the which is already in force Why not ity progress DEPARTMENT ' ' 4 014:40 ' The economic eonditions that consheep sales' held annually in Sydney' avail ourselves of its benefits? r and Mary Lou two small $ nothing to offer" 14 — r Elinore s4 115 veeitieA' Melbourne Why should the wealth possessers front the masses todayare compelling "There is no room in this country" hecontinued "for the and girls who attend the Wasatch school 11 who has worked in of this country object to this course? them to band themselves together in were The writer tvitlarj i: discussing another girl who 3 a old c o nse v at i v party there is need the sheep industry While they now claim a divine right: unions and many different organiza- disliked every branch of '': 't ell I'' because of her both nlcaoloy prone(: by Wales R oos ' It as ev New in under is existed kind Queensland Theodore South h : ' the personal ownership of wealth tions for the purpose of securing a lit- ness to make "catty" remarks that in 1 such rams ' seen ' has Victoria 4 many and since not it is long they professed tle larger portion of thbir labor prodmut exist" ":' Said Elinore to Mary Lou's mother: i '''''' ' On the other hand Henry P Fletcher chairman of the Re- - whose value far exceeds Mr Ripley's to be but the custodians of the peo- uct ' J:' ' ::: i 5 "And she says that Mary Lou is the '' ''11: i : "God in ' infinite wealth ' i his t figures ple's Education is the only lever capable dumbest pthpil in the room" ' ' '' record for money wisdom placed the wealth of the of The '': publican national committee says his party isn't dead and has no )' "Indeed?" said the mother raising mankind above the dead:'o ' ' ': is head of fo a sheep world in basis our On this single manof keeping" to "its paid line When a ::: learns intention demand mission is to become I "Yes but she tells fibs mother" reorganizing He claims that ::'' tl: "::: 5000 guineas which at par is a trifle they have no right to protest the de- and be satisfied with life and the fullsaid Martha Lou "There's a boy in z 1 more conservative" and remain so i::ilse-- I fi':: :: e': :'::::': over $25000 in United States money mands of the needy ness thereof he is sufficiently well ed- our room who is a whole lot dumber g k :::':::ii: ':'! I One newspaper correspondent of the national capital says that But there are many noted breeders On the basis of the survival of the ucated to take part in a democratic ( than me" kg il i: I: i :::! iL:--:- :' class rams who have refused fit or ruthless individualism the government and become a citizen reerganization talk is rife and that Borah is mentioned as the prob- - of highmore rr-1 ' 1 enormous sum needy are justified without apology rather than this even received than to a circular! suba himself According considering able leader He also says that "the passing of Reed and Walcott for the pick of their beautiful stock in fighting for a share of the country's ject but he'must bury the Idea that Ithere is a national movement on foot : is a blow to the regulars as they were capable leaders but the This I know as I have actually seen wealth May the best man win 1 V t tl '1441i t4 education is to learn how - to get to improve the quality of American ' I f 'i 1 result was a strong hint that if the Republicans want to make t 4' ' 4t on such noted sheep The theory of the right of the few wealth or even a livelihood without 'poetry by awarding fellowships any these animals to "Boonthe hold of the as to wealth of stations $5000 annual an selfishly "Wanganella" of work the other at the or do must stipend it with expense liberals rather than appeal capable they popular oke" "Eli Elivah" and "Barcaldine country violates the spirit of our con- fellow's work ::' 1' struggling poets So I suppose they conservatives" 1 : n stitution which breathes equality It Since our job is to cure a sick can pursue the elusive muse with:!J Downs" It is not believed that the La Follette and Hiram Johnson wing Mr Seely who must know Aus- finds no basis in Biblical law which society and private ownership is the out the handicap of poverty 4 0 ''''':'-"1 41 ': Well it may help but in my opin 1 of he party is going to help liberalize the organization as they tralian sheep would be among the provides for a cancelatioo of all debts cause of the sicknees we must come 0 a $1 4 ' P's acknowledge the truth of every' seven years and a redistribu- to collective ownership of the collec- ion the reason there are so many are bound up in the new deal While Berah Vandenberg and first tostatements these coming as I have tion of property every fifty years tively used tools of production and said from a man who knows absolute- Christ gave short shrift to the rich 4 Malary may try it they will have to contend with the Snells and distribution with private ownership m Our present social system is like Wadsworths who comprise the surviving strength of the old guard ly what he is writing about used property exempt from unto the great American game of private GEORGE WOODFORD any forms of tribute Or socialize the of conservatism in congress II e 0 one Pt bluff and the cap- industries poker grand DON C GRUNDVIG 1 - "What the Repubticans need now" says a member of the 1 i italist is past' master at the game I - ' k e i' Utah Termed Huntington : Townsend Plan 1 : JACK WHITTE'MORE otii '' bapy "is another Abraham Lincoln a rail splitter" There is no — '4? '0 ri:l 4 4 S W 3a D: See rule Route to U ''''' 'i: 1 one of that Recovery in I' and come to think of it rail ' TIMMS OP 1 The Tribune le a chartrr member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation The Tribune is a member Of Media Records Ine group Iritrweeald 1T1 6 natIonal Renoir! CRY representatives Offices: New260York N MichWest 4501 Street Chicago General Motors igan Ave Detroit $an Francisco 68 Sutter Street Bldg 117 W letb Street Seattle Los Mirth auliaoRnmos: f e1 (5011 -- 4-r-- 0 rmrs i iii 1 4-- I :d ' — — 1 - :p s WELFARE Essential but Un0easant If we noticed little pleasures As we noticed little pains 'If we quite forgot our losses And remembered all our gains lt we looked for people's virtues And their faults refused to see— What a comforting delightful Cheerful place this world would be! unknown 1 AtIERicA's ds i e2 77 Am-Mat- 1 I V- 3 ( — L die-har- -- 1' ty - -- - :t '- 1 '' s-- ' i 0 y --- -- drie 0 - i 05w— - — - d I OW - I 1s ::le ij 14:kt74"'4'4' -- -- - A 1 s e — r -- y' 0- ' --- eivmwoothopek 4r'4"'"' Jittlr‘410rer -- - 7 - 4- itvroo'' '4 - - 1 - 0- e : - ': - - - -- jiiljk) three-aheete- jr gowA-"4--"- ax:- s I ' -4- ' -'4 441- '' - cl : A 0k1P c 7 -7 ' I CI ' cs - 4 -- - By Our Readers THE FORUM - — - p 1 It — hand-shak- I For and Against Reorganization 4 e i I -- ' D' i 51 ' 'V it:t" t F 0-- 4 ir1 a el 01-- sr:- ''''' A ' ' 1 r s A ' e : V': - t- '':-!''"- (oi hil ' --- ' ::: 1 :: : : : !L t : car-tyin- g l OP'-- ' ' J - ( 3 description sight are out of date and no one splits rails any more Circumventing Penalties IN AN address delivered at the anticrime conference of Utah 1 peace officers held at the capitol recently Dan B Shields the 1 federal district attorney made some timely observations relative to'the leniency of the average board of pardons in this and in other states "I believe" said Mr Shields the fellow sent to prison should riot go in with the feeling that as soon as he gets a haircut and : shave he will be on his way out The criminal should be sent in wIth the understanding that he shall do service for the offense cornmitted He should be released only when correction is accom- : rushed" "But" - said Mr Shields "the criminal should not be ordered to prison with the idea of punishment but rather for correction" When criminals'are caught and convicted they are really sent 1 to prison for a double purpose for their own good and for the t good of society for the correction of the one and the protection of the other Both these objects are effectively attained even when the- penalty is capital Evil propensities are eternally subjugated and the publieis given permanent security from a particular menace Another remark of the district attorney worthy of careful consideration is this: "The basks of crime today was the prohiblaw Out of this law grew the most thorough disrespect for Iiition " ory" 1 law in the " work - i TrUEY Secession of Huey Long - - fences Editor Tribune: L A Hollenbeck tay s the Townsend pension plan denies those past 60 the right to work or produce Editor Tribune: Our Saviour in His Editor Tribune: The government That is contrary to reason and to sermon on the mount said: "Why be- has taken over all the silver bullion the Townsend plan of in mote holdest the country and is taking up all the thy brother's eye Mist we go back to the pick and but consider not the beam in thine new silver as it Is produced shoHn order to bring out the best own These great government stocks of eye" there is in man? Must we scrap the - These r pedagogues and politicians silver can be coined into movies an harvester in order to curH we to office have made and quarter-dolla- r pieces and be put' Must We slaughter' our have elected tall pr6duction? youth collectively believe we are into circulation by being paid out to livestock and dump it out as refuse the intelligent people on earth C C C P W A C WA F E A etc order to make profit? Or: in other and only motive for the betterment of without opening the United Statetv any words to get money in circulation? humanity that did not originate here mints to the free and unlimited coinWe have 10 million men and women must bevicious age of Chinese and Indian silver Idle Not enough jobs to go around We have more crime in one city SAMUEL RUSSELL Millions of men and women past 60 in one all Canada has in year than years old are holding Jobs that should ten own stain our We had to eye before as lbeam years according be done by young men and women tistics states before we consider in 1932 11000 homicides and Idleness of the young is much worse 130 went to the gallows or the any mote abroad We should restore than idlenem of the old Stephenson only of Jefferson- That is safer here than the Americanism chair while confined in a prison cell gave us a'n'Y Killingo't-iOur lawyers 'means for us what fascism means for We enlarged onfree place a theory of steam most of them on technicalities the Italians equality for all I beit and have tne steam engine of todaylthen raise their voices in loud protest stieve Italy and Russia are able to take Was Stephen$On 'idle while We should learn against fascism as a crime against the Icare of themselves lid on the pot? the4ean1 some system that would not starve lAlmghty ticreaNo man or women who has too much to eat our 'with What is fascism: and what has it people tive thought is idle Thought Made done Fascism simply means-"Ita- ly IRVAN ROBISON this world and all there is in it for Italians" Our politicians have products and commoditiesIlivered our people over to the Wall D N: See rule 4 worse are than hoarded money Money istreet highwaymen to enslave and is not e necessity Boarded money them is causing products and commoditle- -bankrupt Fascism has put 42000000 people to to rot and decay while millions are work in a place not as large' as the deprived of the necessities of life state of Nevada done away with Townsend pension plan wouldgars robbers murderers and grafters put money in crculation start coin- - while we Spend billions to protect the modities and production moving criminal and create crime What better plan has Hollenbeck to We should remove the colossal offer? R M BRANDON Boheta Utah - —47z A --Nt"'t 4 )e""6J ' ' - i i LONG has expressed a wish to secede from the union makes it unanimous If he wants to take his bamboozled That 11 commonwealth with him that is another matter Louisiana has Anxiety Held Needless so many good people so many historical associations so many rich Over High Public Debt plantations it can't be spared or separated from the rest of the Editor Tribune: Many people are republic Within its border lines lies the mouth of our greatest river needlessly perturbed over the Inin the public debt due to the crease aswell as that of our loudest senator Whether Huey wants to be relief measures being sponannexed by some other power or to establish an independent gov- !various How will sored by the government iL ever be ernment has not been "made known paid! It won't be Why Louisianans who would be glad to seelfuey Long secede 'should it abe? An emergency exists r Many 'wherein large proportion of the to venture outside of our nationarboundaries be afraid in !population are threatened with 'night his company So the dilemma May be met by letting Huey secede Are we to let them starve in I order to avoid debt? as soon as he is ready and keeping the state to remember him by- -in use is crude and inI The ma a souvenir of Long and Lafitte iprae'ae: but until we adopt star-'ratio- a' 4 i 6 TULIPS varieties in splendid color assortment ae For Your PROTECTION HEW ROOF Call Wsi ::: um for estimat MORRISON- MERRILL & CO wasatch 410 ' II t ' - fff''''' 1 r ' is:::::'!-- '' : ' ' 1 ' 1 '':: ' r' " I While the stock luta Crocus Daffodils Narcissus Paper Whites Chinese Lilies Perennial Plants Shrubs and Trees at attractive prices Right now is the ideal time to plant Ask for free catalog L ti WIEST FIRST SOUTH - I : : ::: - 4' V ' ' ! i" It ' J - ' ' L :0:A-::--:-! t 1 6 ' I 141'44i1t1144111tIt ) 41(tr 0 LOW FARES PORTLAND $1300 900 LOS ANGELES 2150 OMAHA 1500 aansportation system - DETHorr 2450 - ) the safety of a great national routes direct and protection CHICAGO- r young lady is in step with the modern world! 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