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qui cker th e run, the better} .
Columbia Clearouts- ew Sea ttle record
manager Hal Shafer r eplaces Los Angeles-
bound Ray Cox . . . . Rookies to the ranks :
Morrie Littlejohn, Seattle bra nch, and
Jerry John son, new Spokan e major domo.
. . . Serving in the forces are Cliff Ca rte r,
avy, and Johnny H agen, Army.
Sales Mart- Raymond , Wash.'s J. E.
Owens i's concentrating solely on th e punch-
boa rd and wholesale cigar busine s after
C.O.D.ing hi s Olympia mus ic route to Art
Butler, Chehalis·Centralia interests to
Geo rge Forsythe, and Raymond·Seaside
games to L. H. Goulter . . . . Murdock and
Merrill unloaded their Ellensburg and Ya-
kima holding, the form er to Bill Baker, the
la tter to E . L. Farwood .... Don Waltz also
performed the splits, selling his Cle Elum
set·up to Wayn e Odom, and his Seattl e
mus ic route to Russell Amu sement. . . .
From used cars to used gam es; so jumped
newcomer Fred Owens of Seattl e . . . . Ta -
coma's Tcx Shields put the " Sold" sign
on his pin games, turned over the biz to
We Bolin and J ack Wa tson, a nd then
bought Stetson's Resort, a summ er Shan-
gri·la.
Matrimonial Mishaps-Allan Rau said
" Bye" to th e littl e wom a n via th e courts
a nd turn ed his Chi cken Dinner Inn over
to h er as hea rt balm . .. . Fifteen years of
hli ss went for naught when Dick Haw-
thorn e stood r etreat a t the altar. . . . Di·
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BRyant 9-3295
vorced a nd back for another whirl: A ber-
deen's Oti Morehead and Seattle's Johnny
Mi chael.
DOTS AND DAS HES FROM A F UR-
LO UGHEE'S OTEBOOK- The eye-stim-
ulating scenery of Al euti an pa norama is
unequalled, but the calm, oothing vel'·
dance of th e Greater No rthwest is food
and drink for th e Wastelander . . . . An
Islander most mis es these three th ings :
first, women ; eco nd, well- make th at
wom en, too; as for the third, a nother help·
in g of the first two will do ni cely, thank
you . . . . My fir t glimp e of Seattl e li ghts
from the window of a n army transport
pl ane strummed over my emotions like a
virtuoso play in g a sweet tune: I felt elated,
humbl e, bewildered, exube rant, incredulous
a nd a lot of othe r thing too in expressibl e
to ex press.
You can view countl ess pictures of Bo n·
nev ille Dam, but th e full magnifi cence of
th e giganti c man· made project is lost un ·
less th e eye is physicall y engaged. . . .
L. Helen Cusson, J ack Moo re's energetic
Portla nd man ager, extend ed a Rose City
welcome by p rofe rring Hi ra m Walker, a
grand old guy 100% proof th at th e drink-
ing of the puddin g is just as e njoyable as
the ea ting . .. . Before tabbing all small
towns as th e "sti ck ," cast a loo k a t Kelso
and Lon gview, the cleanest, qui etest, most
modern little citie on my sojourn .
Rescue on the run: Hollywood co uldn' t
have bettered this one. As we roll ed along
the hi ghway, my buddy and I noticed a
car ja mmed on the railroad tracks and the
franti c occupants signallin g like mad.
We beat th e train to th e p unch, but it was
a close punch. . . . Th e gra nddaddy of
'em a ll was the 100-year-old Civil War vet,
hale and c1ea r·eyed, living on mellow memo
ories. He joined the Grand Army at 16,
partook in th e Second Battl e of Bull Run ,
calls Lincoln our greatest p residen t, a nd
neve r cea es to be surprised at th e prog ress
of this fa st-changin g world . .. . th e gush.
in g falls of Oregon, spectacul a rly bac k-
grounded by clay, rock and multi·hu ed
gr eens is a memory-stencil er.
Canada: the land where p retty girls
aren' t afraid to smile-if you a ren' t afra id
to smil e fi rst. Thi is the pl ace where the
Ameri can doughboy is warml y welcomed
becau e he's a n America n, not for his
dough, boy . . . . th e zoot suit war is past
history in th e U.S.A., but Va nco uverites
are still fighting. In Chinatown the boys
with th e bl oated trousers wage undecla red
war on all uniformed men ... . The hottest
topi c in town is th e "Zombi es," or soldiers
wh o won' t voluntee r for overseas se rvice.
Cpl. Louis Karno/sky
* * *
What's that in your b utton hol e?
It's a chrysa nthemum.
Looks like a rose to me.
Nope, you' re wrong. It's a ch rysanth e·
mum.
Spell it.
K-R-I-S, by golly you' re right. It's a
rose.
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