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- Mild Weather Is Forecast for | Next 24 Hours

~ WEDNESDAY, OCT. 23, 1946 _

NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORE, CAST: Fair and mild weather is in store for the North and Middle ° Atlantic states, Indiana, Michigan, northern Illinois and the central Gulf states. It will be partly cloudy and mild elsewhere over the ®astern half of the U. 8. Scattered showers will develop through the lower Ohio and central Mississippi valleys, also in the Central Plains where warm, moist air is.clashing with an advancing cold air mass, (See affected areas and cold air front on FQTOCAST) : There’ will be widely scattered showers behind the cold front in eastern = Idaho, “the northern Rockies, the Dakotas and northeastern Nevada, while occasional rain is forecast for northern Utah. Snow flurries or showers will occur in the mountainous regions of western Montana and WyomIng, northern Utah. (See hap.) Cooler weather 1s predicted for the Northwest’ quadrant of the country where cold air i$ circulating. It will also become colder in those portions of Nebraska and Kansas over which the cold air front passes Wednesday night. It will become generally warm-

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ern New England with temperatures remaining unchanged else-

forecast period. Warm air flowing* northward will impede the advance of a cold front in the northeast by

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and divert the front northward as a low pressure system in cen- | tral Canada moves east. It will be mostly humid in the southern and central Plains states, and the central Mississippi Valley where moist, tropical air is circulating inland from the Gulf of

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Local frost is expected in Washington and Oregon Thursday morning, also in Idaho.

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For Ducks or Pheasants —

For Rabbits — For Deer —

For Hunting in general or For some game in particular. The Sportsman's Floor (the Sth).

Among the articles especially appearing in October TRUE, "the Man's Mag the Double Life of Mr, Hobby—showing him as a huntsman—also indoors—

in a cabin—relaxed—an article by Lucian Cary about home made

rifles~—and "South Dakota Jackpot”

dealing with pheasants, ducks and

pike—wing shooting by John Durant—

and so forth.

Of course there is the usual Petty gal—without her usual telephone—with a holster holding a shootin’ iron!

And we noticed—{we WOULD) quite

a few advertisements that had a familiar note—like the

VAL-A-PAK page just as you open the magazine. There are the advertisements on

Guns and Ammunition—Ties and Pajamas and Shirts (including

Pendleton shirts), Men's Clothing— and footwear—particularly "ELEVATORS" (trade mark) oxfords (made by Stone Tarlow) give a man height. "Elevators" —height-increasing shoes "Your Personal Pedestal" Trade Mark of

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'VESTPOK dry Shavers—$3— and CUSTOM BILT Pipes (They're in the

Smokers’ Corner).

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is an arresting advertisement—

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