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I have often heard of people being accused of) having a hole in their head—bu the lint time call me and adjnit that they had one. o o last week was ever had anyone o o Junior suddi nly glanced u p from the maga; ine he was reading. 'V “He/ Pop,” 1 e said, ."What’s a sweater girl?” "Er-ar,” stadmered his father, “a sweater girl « a girl who works in a sweater fa :tory. Where did you get that qu< stion?” “Never mind t le questioh, Pop, replied Junior. “Where did you get that answer?” > O O O O : One dark, stofmy, windy night Ida turned to B own sleeping peside her and said, "Brown wake up Judgment da; ’s cornel” _ Brown rolled over, squinting. "Go to sleep woman, who eyer heard of Judgment day coming in the middle of fhe night.” o o o o i The Departm *nt of Interior Just released a bu letin on "Travel by States” for tie calendar year of 1954 and 195 ■. 1 July seems to be the largest month for travelers and October 16, 1955, the largest single day. Traveling slumped in 1955, with 105,476 vehicles and 366,174 in 1954, and 97,920 vehicles arid 340,536 visitors 1955, the final figures. This mea days that we hi streams of traffic] cross the street, side, it means our motels, other tourist Mr hit df Sun-' . to wait, for efore we could the brighter ^re business for s, concession stands, and rist attractions.'

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