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BBTTEE IK ANKS' AMES DAILY TUBUKXTl AMU IOWA. HONDA MAY 90, Ames Couple Arc- Wed Forty Years Mr. and Mrs. J. E.

Sogard. who on May 8 were married 40 years, were honored with aurprlse parties over the week end in celebration of the event. On Saturday evening a lovely buffet supper was served at their home, 525 Sixth street. The table was lovely with tall ruby tapers in silver holders and fragrant white lilacs arranged in a silver lipped ruby bowl, a wedding present to the couple. Mr.

and Mrs. J. T. Textrum entertained at a 1 o'clock dinner Sunday at their home honoring the couple and during the afternoon hours open house was held at the Sogard home and friends, neighbors and many members of the Ames Lutheran church came to extend best wishes to the couple. Many greetings and mes- sages from friends elsewhere were received.

Mr. and Mrs. Sogard were married at Stanhope, and came to Ames 22 years ago. Four children were born to them, all of whom were present at the anniversary celebration. They are Miss Irene Sogard and M.

E. Sogard of Ames, W. H. Sogard of Chicago and Mrs. W.

J. Rolfs ol Omaha. CALENDAR Monday Legion Auxiliary. Extension Women's Club. P.

T. A. Council. L. D.

R. Tuesday White Shrine. Willard W. C. T.

U- Beardshear Picnic. Chapter AA, P. E. O. Chapter HN, P.

E. 0. Beardshear P. T. A.

Picnic D. U. V. Chapter HO, P. E.

0. Wednesday Book and Basket Nature Study Piciiic Blanche Maytag Is New Head la. Business Women Breaks Film Ice After Long Try Countv Society and Locals Story City City Mot Mrs. Mat-el Leln to the Twentieth Century club at her home Tuesday afternoon. May Everett Anderson gave a book report on "Anthony Adverse." Lunch was served.

Miss Blanche Maytag of New-! I ton was elected president of the Attending the buffet supper! Iowa Federation Business and and dinner Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sogard, Mr.

and Mrs. J. T. Textrum and sons Loren of Ames and Vernon and wife of Ankeny, Miss Irene Sogard, Mr. and Mrs.

M. D. Textrum of Chariton, Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Sogard tervilel, president for the past and daughter Lenore of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Rolfs, daughter Lynne and son John Karl of Omaha, E. 0- Olson, Cedar aRpids, Mr. and Mrs. M. E.

Sogard and two children, Gene Mary and Dean near Ames. Among those from out of town who visited the Sogard home Sunday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis, Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Olsson, Mrs. John Whalen, Mrs. Lottie Erickson, Mr. and Mrs. G.

Lundquist, Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Iverson of Stanhope, Mr.

and Mrs. J. P. Hove and Miss Bertha Oppedal of Story City, and Mr. and Mrs.

Charles E. Sandahl of Des To Hold Spring Dance Kecital Tues. Pupils of Marie Barnes Flanagan Des Moines will appear in their annual spring dance recital Tuesday evening. May 21, in Catherine MacKay auditorium. Very beautiful and elaborate costumes will be featured and Professional Women's clubs Saturday morning at the annual state convention's business meeting.

Miss Maytag, former first vice president of the club, succeeds Miss Goldie Worth of Cen- two years. Other Bonnett, officers are: Blythe Davenport, first vice president; Doris Smith, Iowa City, second vice president; Jessie Young, Shenandoah, recording secretary; Helen Irwin, Des Moines, treasurer. A large number of business women over the state were in attendance at the three-day convention at the Hotel Fort Des Moines which closed Sunday. A group of members from the Ames club presented a lovely pageant "Weavers" at the emblem breakfast Saturday at 9:30 at Younker's tearoom. Officers were installed during this meeting.

Taking part in the pageant were Florence Woods, Elsie Elliott, Jessie Bickelhaupt, Jennie Erickson, Edna Samuelson, Carlotta Smith, Winifred McKenna, Hattie Adams, Lucinda Foster. Clubs from the sixth district which included Ames, Adel, Jefferson, Des Moines, Marshalltown, Boone, Perry and Newton the recital is being given in hosts to convention sessions. scenes. 5 Taking part will be Jackie Prattler, Mary Virginia Prather, Dale Sonntag, Margene Goutermont, Rose Marie Grover, Mary Jean Otopalik, Ann Rozeboom, Faith Galloway, Patsy Nowlin. Wilma'jean Lapp, Virginia Frances O'Neill, Adelaide Richardson, Phyllis Maxson, Minna Mezvinsky, Norma Marjory Burke, Polly Reddy, Virginia Manntag, Ann Dirkson, Betty Ames, Gertrude Mann, Ruth Freed, Kathryn Rose, Morna Lynne, Dorothy Teme'yer, Justine Brintnall, Media and Zelletta Lelninger.

Students from Des Moines who The main social affair of the convention was the banquet held Saturday ing event', was a tour of points of interest in Des Moines Sunday afternoon. Delegates from the Ames club were Mrs. Anna Reed, Mrs. Elrene Nisewanger and Miss Lucinda Foster, president of the clvrb. Others attending were lo Morrow, "Mary Ghrist, Mary Allan, Luck at last has smiled on Lorraine Bridges, above, sparkling- eyed Oklahoma City brunet.

Trying for two years to crash the films, she won the eye of a noted producer at a party for visiting mayors. So a Hollywood contract has come to the girl who once had to SOS her mother to rescue her clothes from a landfady -who had seized them for room rent, Mrs. Elmer Gugle and Raymond Sills. Beardshear P. T.

A. Picnic Tuesday A picnic for pupils of Beardshear school and their parents, sponsored by the Beardshear Parent-Teacher association, will be held Tuesday evening at 6:30 on the school grounds. All children of the school and parents are invited to be present. Each family is asked to bring a covered dish, sandwiches and table service. Also five cents for each icream cone.

N. A. L. C. Auxiliary Holds Supper Party Members c.

'lie National Association of Carriers auxiliary entertained at an interesting box supper and program Saturday evening at the Sheldon-Munn hotel, guests being members of the post- office staff and friends, approximately 50 bein in attendance. Two features of the evening's program which afforded much merriment were style shov and 'a country cchool program. Costumes of 50 years ago, including bustles and hats, were displayed on the mannequins, Mrs. Willard Myers, Mrs. Earl penny, Mrs.

George Passmore. Mrs. William Ricketls. Mrs. Hunter, Whitney Clark and Miss Norma Cowdry.

Mrs. H- 0- Ruggles as the country school teachei. was in charge of the following pupils, wh- a.nn<ared in songs and readin-s: Willard Myers. Clyde Kintzley. O.

Ruggles, Joe Bell, W. P. Mrs. George Passrnore. Mi 1 Kinkade, Mrs.

Donlad Huuin-. Pupils and their teacher wore gmvns (Continued on Five) Thera Angell, Ruth Day, Myra Howie, Viola Dickeson, Miss I Howard, Florence Woods, Elsie Elliott, Erickson, Jessie Bickelhaupt, Edna Carlotta Smith, Winifred McKen- I na, Hattie Adams, Claire Conkey The B. C. K. club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.

Nellie Jacobson. Roll call was responded to with tributes to our mothers. Mrs. Jacobson read several selections taken from "Heart Throbs" by Mitchell Chippie. were served at the The next meeting will be held with Dora Johnson on Wednesday May 29.

Mrs. Nora Jacobson was hOBtoiP to the Sorosis club at her ttbme Tuesday afternoon. A musical-program was presented following a delicious lunch. Mrs. Alma Grindem will be hostess to the club at its next meeting on Tuesday May 28.

The Nfwera club met with Mrs. Evelyn Kahley Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Iva Jones as hostess. Mrs. Kahley presented a very interesting lesson on having gathered a large collection of antiques to display.

Mrs. Bertha Bartlett wih be hostess to the next meeting on 28. Chapter FZ of P. E. 0.

gave an anniversary party at the home of Mrs. Catherine Jessen Monday May 6. Following the dinner the lesson was presented by Miss Grace Curtis of Ames on a book review on the "Unfortunate Prisoner," by Hutchison. Miss Bowers of Ames was also an out of town guest. The next meeting will be held with Sylvia Corneliussen Monday May 27.

Entertain At Birthday Surprise Thirty relatives and friends held a surprise birthday party Thursday afternoon honoring Miss Anna Roe who was 75 years old on that day, at the home of Martin Olson. The hours were spent informally and refreshments were served Miss Roe received many lovely gifts, and two decorated calces, made by Mrs. Hubert James of Des Mrines and Mrs. Sophus Peterson of Story City. Out of town guests included Mrs.

I. M. Cole and baby of Roland, Hubert James and Hannah.Roe of Des Moines. Hold Farewell For Pastor Tues. The Rev.

C. L. Fuller and "fam I ily were tendered a farewell party at the Grace Evangelical church on Tuesday evening. The Rev. Fuller, who lias se-ved as minister to that church for seven years, has been transferreC to Dubuque where they will move next Several nunclied were present.

P. I A. Olson act'd as toastruaster and short talks were given by John H. Johnson, .1 C. Jessen," Stanton James and Bur: Hill followed, by a response from the Rev.

Mr. Fuller. Mrs. Robert Kalseim read an ap i preciation of the work of Mrs. Full- er as teacher of the Royal class during their here.

At the close of the meeting refresh- were served ia the dining room and the Rev. Mr. Fuller was presented with a collection of money as a memento of the occasion. The Rev. G.

L. Bergeman of Ft. Dodge will succeed the Rev. Mr. Fuller and will arrive here next Phyllis pppedahl, who underwent an operation on her limbo at the University hospital In Iowa City recently was able to return home the forepart of.the week.

Her father, 1. G. Oppcdal and Lewis Danlelson motored -there to bring her-back. Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Grlebling Newton, twin girls, Friday, May 17. Mrs. Griebeling was formerly pearl Boyd of this place. Myrtle Torkelson accompanied oy young -jack Synhorst of Des Moines Is spending the weew-enJ at the parental T. H.

Torkelson home. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Amlund of Minneapolis visited relatives here Sunday. They were accompanied to Story City by Helen Amlund who will visit relatives for a few days.

Maxwell The Rev. W. M. Scheuermann spent Tuesday at Indianola. He was accompanied as far as Des Moines by Mrs.

Scheuermann and Mrs. R. J. Hoffman. Mr.

and Mrs. John Scholes and children, Mildred, and David, the Misses Maxine Ross and Helen Oapsaddle of Pes Moines spent Sunday at home of Mr. and Mrs. John Van Ginkel. Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Ellis and Elmer Acheson of Des Moines spent sthe week-end at the homes of Ross Acheson and Roy Ellis. Forrest and J. B. Scott left Wednesday for Allen, Nebraska where they will be engaged in road work during the summer months.

Their families anticipate joining them later. Mrs. John Swarm has been seri ously ill at her hwne due to a heart attack. She has been taken care of by her daughter, Mrs. Ben Parr of Des Moines, who returned to her home' Sunday.

Fay Rupp, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Rupp; left Tuesday for Fort Des Moines to enlist for a three- year term in rhe depart ment of thf IJ. S. 'army.

Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Woolheiher and family spent Sunday at th? home of Mrs.

Woolhether's parents. Mr. and Mis. chas. Thrap at Ma drid.

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Higgs and family spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. J. D.

Scott. and Mrs. H. V. Harmon left Thursday morning for their home City.

Utah, aff.er jev eraf months visit with Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Atterberry and daughter Betty spfnt Sunday at Indianols at the home of Mrs.

Atterberry's father. Clint Price, it being his seventy-sixth birthday anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Charannes and son Arthur and wife of Des Moinec, Mr.

and Mrs. WillU By water of Tiptoa aid Wilbur War ner of near Cambridge were Sunday dinner guests at tht home of Mr. and M. D. Warner Sunday.

Miss Hulda Atterberry spent the week-end relatives and friends at New Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Irons and Miss Stella Austin of Marshalltown; Mr. and Mrs.

B. M. Kirk man and son Willis left Saturday night to visit at the home of Mr. Kirkman's parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel Kirkmar at Shawnee, Oklahoma and at the home of his brother, Lenford at Shamrock, Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. James Allen and family of Indianola spent Sunday at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Foss Allen. Mrs. W. Evans of Lime Springs is vlsting at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Dr.

and Mrs. 0. D. Houser. McCallsburg Pretbyterlan Meeting The Presbyterian Missionary society met at the home of Mrs.

W. D. Lorenzen Friday afternoon. The meeting opened -with prayer by Mrs. John Peck.

Letters from Mrs. Irvin Graham of Ponta Nova, Brazil and from the Btah India mission were read. Mrs. Lorenzen had charge of the lesson and the following articles were read: "The Churches and the World Crisis," Mrs. Driver; "Winter in Truchas," Mrs.

G. W. Mills; "When Physical Need Is Great," Mrs. Pecfc; "An Outsider's Estimate," Miss Mary Craig. Light refreshments were served during the social hour.

The June meeting will be held with Mrs. T. M. Johnson. Miss Catherine Craig will be in charge of the program.

Dorcai Society Mrs. G. W. Mills was hostess to members the Dorcas society Thursday afternoon at her home. Mrs.

F. J. Tett was in charge of the program. Readings, "The Ready Artist," by Mrs. T.

H. Potter and "Mother" by Mrs. Will Thomas were enjoyed. Mrs. F.

E. Nail sang "Mothers Song." A shorl business session was held and refreshments wers served during the social hour. The society will meet in two weeks with Mrs. F. J.

Tett. Legion Auxiliary Holds Meeting Mon. The American Legion auxiliary held its regular meeting- Monday evening at the home of Mrs. John Caltvedt. Members of the Legion vrpre special guests.

The evening was spent socially -nd refreshments were served. an4 Mr. and Attended funerfj tor Mr. grandmother at Roland Thursday afternoon. M.

E. Helland and Millard attended the funeral Mr. and John Peck bad as Mother's day their ton. 7. J.

Peck, and wife of Nevada, theU granddaughter, Mrs. Earl Southland daughter Wanda June of Ames and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mills and son of Marshalltpwn. Misg Ilo Schwartz, who is employed at Nevada, spent Sunday at home.

Mr. and Mrs. George Singer and daughter Marian, of Graettinger. were supper guests Monday at the Earl Menzel home. They had been at Montour during the day to "help Mrs.

Singer's father celrbrate his seventy-seventh birthdy. Delegates and members of- the Bethany Lutheran church who were in attendance at the Women's Mis- siqnary federation meeting at Ames last week included Mesdames 0. -E. Ritland, T. 0.

Hegiand, Otis Olson, Peter Egenes, B. J. Ritland, C. E. Baumgardner, A.

0. Larson and Miss Irma Jorstad. Mrs. Henry Mehlow attended a meeting of the O. E.

S. circle at Marshalltown Tuesday afternoon. She was accompanied to Marshalltown by Mrs. John Schauper. Selmer Olson of Des Moines -nent.

Sunday the home of his sifter, Mrs. Sanford Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. G.

W. Mills had as dinner suests Sunday their sons. Lawrence Mills and family of Mai- Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Mills of Melbourne anif" Willis Mills.

Thp Wrthday anniversary of the son Willis was celebrated as was Mother's rlay. The event was nlso a farewell for their son, Carroll and wife who left Tuesday ft) 1 Oregon to spend the summer. Mr. arid Mrs. 'Collins, were Sunday guests at'the' hom'e'of Lafayette Mrs.

Moss closed the school at Smalley school with a picnic in the woods. Mrs. Fred Uthe who has been ill the past seven weeks remains about the same. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Wirth and family of Williams were evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wirth. Mr. and Mrs.

Roger Michelson of Story City were guests Wednesday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. Dale Reinsch who has been poorly all winter with an infected knee is improved and able to walk without the aid of crutches. Mr.

and-Mrs. F. C. Swan, Hubert Kock, Mr. and Mrs.

John McCoy and twin daughters and Mr. and Mrs. John Wirth and daughter were guests Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs Giles Swan in honor of the birthday of Giles Swan. Miss Mary Jordan of Des Moines is spending a couple weeks at the Jordan home, for her sister Mrs.

John Fitzgerald who has been very poorly for weeks suffering from asthma and complications. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Thorson and Alfred called on P. J.

Wirth Tuesday evening. Miss Agnes Ricke returned to her home after working the past three weeks for Mayme Wirth. A number from this' locality attended the Veishea in Ames last week. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Reinsch and family spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Day. Roland Hadaway has been for his uncle, George Keller this spring. Mr.

and. Mrs. Ralph Parks and daughters spent Sunday Frank Ricke home. Mrs." Ed Hildman and son' and Emory Goodnow of Wesley Visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.

John 'Wirth; "eh route to their home at Wesley fMttty, Mr. Mi to tfctfr TfcirUMtk two vtett at HIM White Oak mid wet WwlMrtty iftr ernoon with Binoche Oliver RlchaHm WM pleasantly (urpriMd evening when wrlrwd her home with well filled in honor of her birthday. A ful cake made by C. M. JUdv ardson centered the table.

received many nice sharing in the occatlon were 0. M. Richardson and family, H. M. and family.

and family of Kelley, R. L. Crttky and wife of Newton, Mrs. C. C.

Me- Hone and Harry Lovett Mr. and Mre. Bill Frederick Dee Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

John L. Harsely-ttf Simpson college and Luclle Me- Hone were entertained to supper Thursday evening at the McHone home. Mr. Harsely the commencement address to senior class at the school Mr. and Mrs.

C. C. McHone and Harry Lovett of Kansas City, Mrs. Nettie McHone, Mr. and Mn.

G. M. Richardson and John and Bale Evans were entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of Mother's day at the H. M. McHooe home.

Ladies aid met last week with Mrs. Earle Swanson near Kelley, with a good attendance. were Mesdames Ira Benbow, Earle Crispin, Lew Stensland, Euphemia Curtis and Mrs. Ousting. Mr.

and Mrs. Leon Barbee and son Edward of Collins visited orer Sunday at the Oliver Richardson home. Funeral services for Ivin Elliott were held Tuesday afternoon from the White Oak church. Services were conducted by the Her. Mr.

Right of DCS Moines assisted by the Rev. Charles Hohanshelt of Cambridge. Mrs. C. C.

McHone and Harry Lovett are Tisiting at the H. M. McHone home. Mr. Is working with Western Union pany at Coon Rapids.

State Center At Club Ira W. Jones of Clear Lake, rict governor of-the Iowa Lions was gueit of the local club Monday: night and ipoke on plans for the atate convention to be held at Atlantic-and the international convention at. Mexico City. Following, this Ay O. ferson, the host, entertained wlUr (Continued on Page Fire) WINDOW SHADE SERVICE We hang, turn and cut them to measure.

Phone 100 FAIR STORE WX, iob. Co- 9. -will appear on the recital include' and Isabelle Sauve. Barbara Flanagan, Shirley Fred-' ericlcs, Julia. Jean Lineberger, Billy Jo Lineberger, Nancy Gilbride, Dorothy Kreis.

Adeline Fitch -will accompany Sorority Officer Honored Thurs. Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae entertained at a.lovely dinner party She will be assisted Thursday eve ning at the Memorial by Adams of Des Union bonorill Miss Ju lia. Riser, Richardson-Knudson Are Announced Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Ramona Knudson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B.

F. Knudson of Ames to Robert J. Richardson, son of Mrs. E. E.

Richardson which took place May 12. The service was read at 6:30 at the Ames Lutheran church by the Rev. A. W. Stolen, in the presence of members of the immediate families of the couple.

The couple was attended by Miss "Virginia Knudson and Dr. Eugene Walsh. Miss Rosalind Cook at the organ played the following numbers "R-e- Terie," by Debussy, "Morning Mood," from the Peer Gynt suite by Greig. The bride has been employed at the slate highway commission offices for some time. Mr.

and Mrs. Richardson will reside in Ames. Nature Study Diviiion Picnic The nature study division of the Faculty Women's club will hold a picnic Wednesday morning at 11 a. m. at Lynn Fuhrer lodge.

A tour of spring gardens will follow the picnic. Mrs. Ray Cunningham as hostess is being assisted by Mrs C. W. McDonald.

Those wishing transportation are asked to get in touch with Mrs. Nelson P. Horn. Entertain For Young Couple Mr, and Mrs. A.

F. Aim entertained at a wedding dinner Sunday at their home on Sherman avenue honoring their son-in-law and TO Entertain daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Ev- Club Wed erson of Des Moines. Mrs.

Everson was prior to her marriage last i weke, Miss Elma Aim. Covers were arranged for the honored guests and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Aim of Ames. Other guests were unable to attend due to in- clement weather.

I I national inspector of the sorority. The sorority colors, red, buff and green were carried out in the appointments and table decorations. Miss Margaret McDonough and Miss Catherine Steinmetz were in charge of dinner arrangements. Miss Riser left Ames Friday for Cedar Rapids where she will visit Alpha Gamma Delta chapter at Coe college. Mrs.

W. N. Wood of Rochelle, was an out of town guest. Eleanor Roosevelt Meeting Postponed The Eleanor Roosevelt Quilting club scheduled for T', esday at the country home of Helen Starbuck has been postponed until further notice. North Star P.

T. A. Meeting The North Star Parent-Teacher association will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the school. Miss Holland teacher, will be in charge. The annual school picnic -will be held Friday May 24 at Brookside park in Ames.

All parents of pupils are invited to attend. Fraternity Is Honored With Dance Mr Mrs. C. L. Minnis of Des Moines entertained actives, pledges aiid alumnus of the local chapter Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity at a lovely dinner dance Saturday evening at the Hotel Commodore ballroom.

Approximately 60 attended the affair. Mr. Minnis is advisor of the Ames chapter. LOU GEHRIGhas played in more than 1500 con- secutivebigleaguegames. Such an athletic achievement takes "wind" healthy Lou says: "For steady smoking I pick Camels.

They're so mild they never get my or my nerves." pEYDONT Gil YOUR WIN0 AfHLETtS SAY TENNIS BRUCE BARNES Tm TRACK GEORGE BARKER Form ft Cress-Country Ch a mp ton Mrs. Raymond Sills will entertain the T. T. club Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 at her home. Bridge will be played during the afternoon.

Hy-Lo Club Holds Final Dinner Meeting I The final meeting of the year of League the Hy-Lo club was held Friday To Hold Dinner evening at the home of Mr. and The Ames chapters of the Na-i Mrs. Russell Warren. Duff tional Forensic league and Nation- avenue. At this time winners In a al Thespians will hold a joint, for- series of games were hosts to los- fc ffial initiation dinner at 5:30 p.

m. ers at the dinner and card party Tuesday in the Bungalow tea room, which followed. Reservations for ihp dinner may High score for the five hundred De niRdo bflorr noon Tuesday with games was hold by Kenneth Stok- waiter Barlow or Mmsnerito Root, Ha-for the men imd Kussoll Aiumnl are urged to attend. Warren for (lift women and low by GOOD NEWSI Most of the pleasant things in life are doubly pleasant when you're "in condition." That's why it's such good news to bear that Camel's costlier tobaccos arc so mild you can smoke all you please. Athletes say Camels never get your "wind." Of course you want mildness in a cigarette.

And the athler.es—to whom "wind," healthy nerves, "condition" are vitally insist on mildness. Lou Gehrig, baseball's "Iron Man," says: "Camels are so mild they never get my George Barker, intercollegiate cross-country champion, says: "Camels are so mild, they don't cut my 'wind' in any 1 way." Bobby Walthour, star of the six-day bike grinds, says: "I've got to have 'wind' in bike racing. For my cigarette I long ago chose Tommy Armour, speaking for golf, Bruce Barnes for tennis, and Betty Bailey for the aquatic agree: "tamels don't get What this mlldncis means to means you can smoke as many Camels as you please. Athletes say Camel's costlier tobaccos never disturb your tire your get your "wind." DIVING BETTY BAILEY Fancy-Diving Champion BASEBALL Lou GEHRIG "Iron Man" of Baseball GOLF TOMMY ARMOUR Winnur, Iritilh Own. U.

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