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You looking in on <om<> preliminary tfcuM proctic<?
in »hp Senate dining room T|,» old matter. Alf M
London, i* giving thn»i» fr*»*bmon tonator; o frw
pooler* white Washington go»» on tl* duty way
THE GENTLEMAN >' the loft is Harlan J DushficH. who came (o Washington so recently that he's 1
still not quite sure thou' Capitol Hill double talk. A practicing lawyer in Miller, South Dakota.
since 1001 he «m11 to the state house as governor in 1939 He's in the U S. Senate now.
YOU COULDN'T MISPLACE t!v handsome face that's second from the Wt. It's Mr Landon. who
started life as bookkeeper and became an oil producer in Kansas, in 1912 Never mind that
little business of 19 '.ti Alf is still producing oil to pour on the troubled waters of the GOP.
THE LEONINE HEAD next to Mr Landon's rests on the shoulders of Raymond E. Willis, to whom
Waterloo doesn't mean the end. but the beginning and fulfillment because his birthplace and
home is Waterloo in Indiana He's been a newspaperman all his life, a senator three years.
A PRIMROSE by the river's brim is an invitation to floriculture for George D Aiken (right) of
Vermont. A farmer in 1912, he became governor, and since '26 has been growing flowers commercially
Since he actually grows 'em, he's disqualified for the senate game of gilding the lily.
Clinical Speakers ar Mcdicn! Symposium in Durham
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hot a :rt ■ it demand r Milted in
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tip hi ■ 1« \pected tli.it I oerotfiii
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( i (ton Atlvaners
Demand r cotton oniinued
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hip!: :'or the season to date. The
lit- i.iiktt average reached ii high
Co the v.n i, i ! 2iMi!> cents on February
2 ind the net adv anec tor tinweek
v.*as 17 point*. Prices averaged
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n-arkct- ai Friday. February
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20 > i a vear afln.
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winner >f the Southern ('inference
baseball 'vitt "g ctia npl 'iisliin in
in 12 nd 1 fMrt while playing at Hiike,
, a \f.-o tie of' er candidate applicant,
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