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~By FRED W. PERKINS Seripps-Howard Stall Writer

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story of the Long-Haired Boy. section of humanity, as most blind=1,

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the vast moral, psychological and living gap between Americans and Asi-|

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two groups together appear is all the more the case because the senators least. They have never care. This bill is not been

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, Who think the present bif does not go far enough, begin by arguing that the UNO, itself, is| Yangtse ri the bill does not go far enough say they VIL Sumpurs 15 aniy ag 48 4 Wp 38 Vie YIgHS dfeciion. By Eleanor Rovsevels

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And that's far more important than being able

MOREOVER, the senate is abdicating duh secret. Why, therefore, draw to travel more miles in fewer hours.

the making and carrying out of foreign

Another group think that the bill doesn't go far both the house and the President,

Henry Schad . . . he doesn’t let church candle containers go to waste. : groundskeeper at the old Washington Park diamond,

said he saw Gipp play against Indiana university

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memories when he read about George Gipp. every game played at tl

element between ourselves at aiube, hassid. diminished research,

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cited as any other votes in both houses. Whichever form

be the second main senators say. Therefore,

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