University of Missouri at Kansas City - Kangaroo Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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L TAMER-WRESTLES A LION! MEL KOONTZ-FAMOUS HOLLYWOOD ANIMA 'th nerves row tense. Even with the lion's jaw Here is Mel Koontz alone in the cage wi g four hundred and fifty pounds of lion. The onlyinches from his throat,Mel Koontz shows huge lion crouches-then springs at oon z. p - Man andlion clinchwhile onlookers feel their No doubt about bis nerves being healthy! K t himself com lete master of the savage beast alll sa it makes a difference to me what cigarette I smokey says MEL KOONTZ to PENN PHILLIPS Camels are a match- less blend of finer, MORE EXPENSIVE TOBACCOS - Turkish and Domestic MEL KOONTZ was schooling a big cat' for a new movie when Penn Phillips got to talking cigarettes with him. Perhaps, like Mr. Phillips, you, too, have wondered if there is a distinct difference between Camels and other cigarettes. Mel Koontz gives his slant, above. And millions of men and women find what they want in Camels. Yes, those costlier tobaccox in Camels do make a difference! 2 V f 0NE SMOKliR TIil.l.S ANUTHER... 5 ., Q 4 66 . Y ..-' f 3 kr v' ,' . rjitdyiglli ,V fl. 1, I f a ree W1 iffhfefffi C lc ef 99 l ' iiigffeweyl l wwe lmow tolnacco because we gm it ..... We smolie Camels lmecause we lmowloliaccri' TOBACCO PLANTERS SAY , gg , I know the kind X of tobacco used f o r v a rio u s ' 0 if cigarettes, says '14 Z i f Mr. Beckham Wright, who has spent 19 years growing tobacco -knows it from the ground up. Camel got my choice gradesthis year-and many years back, he adds. I'm talking about what I know when I say Camels sure enough are made from MORE EXPENSIVE TOBACCOS. Mr. George Crum- baugh, another 'ans well-known plant- ' if J er, had a fine to-All bacco crop last .,q'3'., year. My best 'L ' yet, he says. And the Camel people bought all the choice lots - paid me more than I ever got before, too. Naturally, Camel's the cigarette I smoke myself. Most planters favor Camels. I've grown 2193, over 87,000 fig! pounds of to- bacco in the past if five years, says this successful planter, Mr. Cecil White, of Danville, Kentucky. The best of my last crop went to the Camel people at the best prices, as it so often does. Most of the other planters around here sold their best grades to Camel, too. I stick to Camels and I know I'm smoking choice tobaccosf' Jie., wx .X , i My four , brothers andI 5 have been 'Lk , planting to- I? f i bacco for 21 yea!-Syn Mr. . 1 John Wallace, Jr., says. Camel bought up every pound of my last crop that was top grade- bought up most of the finer to- bacco in this section, too. I've been smoking Camels for I7-I8 years now. Most other planters are like me - we're Camel smokers because we know the quality that goes into them. Copyright, 1938, R. J. ReynuIdsTohacco Co.. Winston-Salem, North Carolina

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