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And the American Legion Weekly says that while the rapidly increasing divorce rate shows that America is indeed becoming "The Land of the Free," the continued marriage tide shows that it is stilt "The }Iome of the Brave."

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W. H. Nigh, assistant sales manager at the San Francisco office of the McCloud River Lumber Company, was in Los Angeles for the U. S. C.-California game. While here, Mr. Nigh visited his parents at Pasadena.

J. WALTER KELLY VTSTTS LOS ANGELES

J. Walter Kelly, district sales manager at the San Francisco office of the Chas. R. McCormick Lumber Company, recently spent a few days in Los Angeles.