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Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-13
.Groeerymen
Win League
Hoop Title

Brilliant defensive play and
timely scores gave Cox Brothers
basketball team a 22-l9 victory
over the Bachelors club Wednes-
dav night. The win cinched first
round championship for the gro
cerymen.
In a preliminary game Gen
eral Petroleum broke into the win
column with a 1922 victory over
Edgar Brothers.
Both Cox Brothers and the Bache-
lors played cautious ball in lhe
first half with both teams missing
several shots at the basket. The
score was tied SIS at the half.
Starting the second half, the Cox
Brothers sharpshOoters ran up a
comfortable lead that the Bachelors
did not threaten until the last
three minutes Of play.
Successive baskers b. Mott, Geib,
and Scott left the Bachelors only
one point behind the grocerymen
with but one minute TO play. Lee
Vic. Cox Brothers forward, risked
a long shot at this point to clinch
the game for the grocers.
ScrOggins, Lambeth Outstanding
Jimmy Scroggins and FRANKIE
Lambeth led the Cox Brothers Al
tack with their accurate passing
and sparkling defensive play.
Bob Mott and Scott starred for
the Bachelors, both boys playing
bang-up ball
General Petroleum showed 4 gen.
uine fighting spirit and The first
demonstration Of teamwork of the
season in their win over the Edgar
Brothers. Every member of the
Oiler team played good ball with
Guy Holbrook leading the pack
scoring 13 digits.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-13
TODAYS
Sports Parade
BY HENRY McLEMORE

enough to mutter to himself:
Il can't even smoke my cigar" "
he would moan, or with all the
fish in the world in Fulton market.
they have to come out here to
get some more"
Even when his misery was deep
est, the Signor never failed to
glance at the clock when the bells
sounded. With the passing of each
hour. he uttered feryent sigh
of relief.
There goes that 70 O'clock" he
would sigh, and now it's one.
They can't stay out much longer"
Finally, just before sundown. when
we were heading back for the
dock. Signore Albertanti stumbled
to the stern of the boat. Two Of
the fishermen were reeling in their
lines. and their mullet bats, foot
or so in length. skipped on the
water only a few yards back of
the boat.
Signor Albertanti spotted the
bats and thought they were sail
fish, following the boat. He grew
very excited.
Give me line he yelled, Il
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-13

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla, Feb.
g. UP) - The record for joy at
seeing land, established in 1892 by
Christopher Columbus. was finally
broken yesterday by Signore Fran
els Albertanti at the finish of a
days deep sea fishing in the gulf
stream.
Signor Albertanti, a shortish,
plumpish gent who wears a black
cigar "a hours a day, had never
seen the Atlantic ocean Cor any
other ocean, for that natter un-
til yesterday Born in Mulberry
Bend, hard by New York's city
nall. his 4O-odd years have been
spent in patrolling Broadway. And
always at night. As president of
the Sun-Dodgers club, it is said
that he has seen the sun but once
IN IS years, and then only through
the window at Joe's Place at dawn
To Signor Albertanti, anything
north Of the Bronx. south of the
Battery, east of Second avenue, and
west Of the Hudson, is strictly the
Wilds and to be visited only by
prospectors.
Asked once why ne limited his
travels almost exclusively to an
area from which the paramount
clock at Times Square is always
visible, the Signore replied:
Everything else is Coney Island. a"
The trip to Florida was managed
by comrades who, taking advan-
tage Of the high good nature which
strikes Signor Albertanti around
three n the morning. stuffed him
in a plane. The next thing he
knew, he was aboard 35-foot
cruiser, and moving out on Lake
Worth toward the open sea.
Suggestions that he sit in the
stern and enjoy the sunshine were
answered by snorts Of disgust from
Signor Albertanti.
Me with a red face?" he de-
manded. What the hell would 1
look like getting on the subway
with my face all blistered. It's in
there for me"
So, while we fished, the good
Signor MD inside and beloved AS
the boat hit the ocean and began
rolling heavily, his cries rose above
the roar Of the engines. With each
pounding Of the bottom on a big
wave, he yelled:
It's murder! Plain murderl"
AS time passed, and the seas
grew rougher and rougher, the
Slgnor's cries grew softer and soft
er. A deck hand, sent below to see
Hhat had happened to him, came
back with the alarming report that
the fellow in the blue suit is plum
dead"
But he was wrong. Examination
revealed that the Signore, whose
only previous marine experience
consisted Of a ferry boat ride to
Staten Island, had third degree
seasickneSs. Occasionally, when
gallons Of cold water would slosh
through the open portfolios above
10 soak him, ne would rally long
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-13
American Meters
Lead Field Into
Third Round Play


MANILA, P. /. Feb. 13. U.P)-
Pacific coast tennis stars won their
way into third round matches Of
the Philippines international ten
mis- tournament today.
Wayne Sabin, Portland, Ore.
defeated Maxine Sanchez in
straight sets, 6-3, Ga, 6-3.
Gene Smith of Berkeley, Cal,
turned back K. Kayashi, Japanese
entrant, Ga, ST, 60. 6-3.
Juanito Gavia, fifth ranking
player of the Philippines. eliminat-
ed Australia's No. ranking star,
Dave Thompson, 3-6, 6-2, GA, 81
and Walfrido K. Royales, eighth
ranking Filipino, downed Kho-
Sin-Kie, member of the Chinese
Davis cup team, when Kho collap-
sed during the fifth set Of their
match and lost by default.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-13

try and has earned a title match
with Vincent Lopez. Lopez, now
ever, has been lodging the Italian
for three months and won't enter
the ring against him for less than
$4,000. The State Athletic COM
mission has demanded that Lopez
meet Calza in the near future or
forfeit the title.
Count Varga has been around
and is no slouch in the graphing
game. He is one OF the toughest
matmen in the business and, ac-
cording to Buzukos, is even worse
than the Black Knight.
In the other half of the double
slight favorite over Columb0. San
main card, Charley Santen is a
ten made a great showing against
Monohan last week and is out to
repeat the process when he meets
Columbo tonight.
In a rough and tumble curtain
raiser Ed Kanchy tangles with
Bob Coleman.
Bill Tackett has been signed to
officiate the bout and Bill is hop
ing someone will try to start some
thing as he wants to try out new
plan of attack he has invented
to use against unruly grab 'em
and slam 'em artists"
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-13
All Stars
Strengthen
| | n G u p

Two more players have
oeen added to the roster OF
he Commercial All Stars to
play against the Ell Centro
junior college basketball
team Friday night. The players
are Coates and Fletcher.
On the other hand the jaycee
squad has been weakened by the
less of Dutchie Van Nostrand VINO
is suffering from cold.
Van Nostrand is one of the key
men in the Arab attack. and the
loss of the diminutive forward
may spell defeat for the Nomad
quintet.
Taylor plans to- work Shipp in at
forward with Jack Delozier getting
the call at the center position.
Lightweights Meet Creamery
In a preliminary game starting
at Tbs the jaycee lightweight
team will tackle Golden State bas-
keteers.
The j. C. B squad is composed
of several good players that have
outstanding records in prep school
competition At the forward posi-
tions are Cotton Gilliland, from
Holtville; and Eugene DoXey, from
last years Central squad; at CEN
ter, Jim Carter, who played in
Iowa. At the guard positions are
two former Imperial high players,
Roy Templeton and Leonard
Moore.
The Golden State team beasts
strong lineup including L. Smith,
who played at Colorado State
teachers college, Jens Hutchens,
Hood Littlefield, Roy Robertson
and Clarence Walters.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-13

For the first time in its history,
San Diego States gymnasium was
sold out" on successive Week-encs
for basketball games recently. On
Jan. "a an overflow crowd of 1900
saw the Aztecs defeat the Broadway
Clowns. and Feb. l, nearly l400 fans
saw Olson's Swedes trim the Staters
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-13
BASKETBALL SCORES

Texas 81, Rice 33.
Santa Clara 80, San Jose State
Cheney Normal 80, Gonzaga SO.
N. Y. U. so, Rutgers 90.
Fordham SO, Canisius 81.
Columbia 40, Pennsylvania 33.
washington & Lee %, Navy %.
Penn State Al, Army 26.
G. c. N. Y. 80, Union 30.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-13

COUnJ VaTga IdIls CAN eNpect the.
tween George Italian" Gala and
most thrilling graphing bout of
he year.
Calza, one of the leading wres-
tiers. on the coast. has beaten the
best of the matmen in the coun-
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-13

wanta catch one of them sailfish.
I wanta take it home alive and
torture it for what they've done to
me today
Then we docked and the Signor,
his nite-club pallor still undefiled
by the sun, headed for a beer joint.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-13
Santen TO Meet
Chris CoIumbo i'm
Second Mat Bout

The stage is all set for the biggest and best wrestling
card of the season at the City Limits arena, starring
Georgehe Great CaZa against Count Varga and Charley
Santen Chris Coumbo The matches start promptly
$50 o'clock In the feature match of the evening be-
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-13
Di Maggie Signs
Yankee Contract

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13. U.P)
Joe Di Maggio's controversy with
the New York Yankees was settled
amicably today and the former
San Francisco Seals star outfield-
'er will leave Feb. 25 to enter spring
training with his now teammates
in Florida.
Although Joe declined to reveal
what salary agreement had been
reached, it was believed he had
received the $4,000 he earlier in
dicated would be satisfactory 70
him.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-13
Jaycee Five Loses Player
DRAWN
FOR GOLF TOURNEY

DEL RIO CLUB Brawley, Feb. 13-Mr Lettuce
Grower On the tee.
It's tournament time at Del Rio club and a field of
1876 gofers-the largest in hstory-s preparing to tee
off in the Eighth Annual Lettuce Tournament Qualifying
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-13

Princeton 30, Yale 20.
Williams AZ, Mass. State &c.
Maryland 40 st. Johns (Annap-
OliS) %,
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-13

The first round of match play will
be played today.
Rain Wednesday night indicated
a slow course with scores probably
higher than otherwise.
Pairings in the 13 flights are:
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-13
NORWEGIANS
CLINCH TEAM
CHAMPIONSHIP

GARMISCH-PAR
Germany, Feb. 13. U.P)-NorWay
virtually cinched the team champ
ionship of the fourth winter Olym-
pic games today by taking first
and second place in the 1,500-meter
speed skating event and finishing
one-tSC-three in the combined
ski run and jump.
The United States played a dis
tinctly minor part in the morn
ing's proceedings. Brightest spot
was the fourth place in the 1900
meter taken by Leo F'reisinger of
Chicago who was timed at 2:213.
But America was out Of it in
the combined event. While Paul
Ottar Satire of Salisbury, Conn,
had leap of SO feet, second best
distance in the jump, his position
Of 44th in yesterdays 18-kilometer
run, made him place 43rd in the
combined event.
Best American showing in the
combined event was that of Karl
Magnus Satire, Paul's brother, who
was 26th.
Charles Mithisen won Une 1900
meter in record time of 2:19.2, and
Ivar Ballangrud also beat the old
mark of 2:20.8 when he finished
second in 2:20.2.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-13
MAKE STARTS
TRAINING FOR
COMEBACK TRY

OAKLAND. Cal. Feb. IS. UP
Max Baer. former world heavy
weight champion, was scheduled to
open an intensive training cam
paign at a local gymnasium today.
Motive OF The Livermore larrup-
er's intentions to recondition him
self was obscued, some ring fol-
lowers Specializing that he may be
intending a comeback campaign.
while others insist hat he merely
intends 10 carry on his workouts
to keep himself in shape.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-13

T. Wong. BraWley 70" forward. set
q high scoring record in The l. Y.
tournament this year with So points
in a single game.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-13
FOR MY FAMILY" says
T. .L.Woolhouse, Crawford, n. J.

PRlcEs 90 NOT INCLUDE STATE EXCISE TAX
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-13
Every Car Vacuumed Inside

Our wash rack is by far the busiest in
town. And there's reason. We take more
pains to do a perfect job! Inside and outl
Your car will be spotlessly clean when it's
washed here. Try u.s.
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Ace Parker On
Paramount News
An-American
Cinema Feature Starring
Players Will Be at
Carolina Friday

Clarence (Ace) Parker, Duke
University's great quarterback,
has been given a position on the
All-American football team select
ed by Paramount News, the Caro-
lima theatre announced today.
The all-star team for this sea-
son was selected by the Para
mount news cameramen, who have
seen and made pictures of all of
the seasons important games.
A special news reel, featuring
the Paramount All-American team
and action shots of the stars, will
be shown at the Carolina on Fri
day in connection with the show
ing of 1.-TWO in a Crowd" which
features Joel McCrea and Joan
Bennett.
The All-American team select
ed by Paramount is as follows:
Tinsley O.. S. w.. left end.
Widseth (Minn.), left tackle.
Starcevich (WaSh.), left guard.
Wojciechowicz (Fordham), CEN
ter.
Reid (N'western). right guard,
Franco (Fordham), right tao
kle.
Kelley (Yale), right end.
Parker (Duke), quarterback.
Urah Mimi, halfback.
Frank (Yale), halfback.
Francis (Nebraska), fullback.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-03
CHORAL Club
IN FIRST MEET.
Leaders Gratified Over
Showing Of Voices at
Initial Session

With 80 members present last
night, the first meeting Of the
Civic Choral club was held at the
Presbyterian church house, under
the leadership Of Alva Lowe. di-
rector, following an outline of the
plans for the club by Mrs. George
Wing, Jr., in her capacity of pres
ident of the Woman's club. The
Choral club is being sponsored by
the music department of the Wo-
mans club.
Mr.. Lowe was greatly pleased
with the volume and quality of
voiars in the first rehearsal.
Mrs. Wing is anxious to reach
a goal Of SO members for the
club. .-..
The next meeting will be held
on Wednesday night, December
16, at $50 o'clock, at the same
place. Mr.. Lowe explained that
the first quota Of the music libra.
ny for the club would be on hand
by that time. 49,
Miss Tommy Shepherd was
made club treasurer last night.
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard Troy. OF
Greenville, the latter a cousin OF
Mrs. Burt II. Colt. were overnight
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Colt en-
route to Lexington, KY, to spend
several months.
Mrs. Martha B. Erckman. VINO
has been a guest at the Cedars
for a few weeks. expects TO leave
on Saturday to spend the winter
at Summerville, s. c.
Mrs. John L Forrest has re-
turned from Jacksonville, Fla.
where she was called on account
of the illness of her son. Mr.. I'D
Forrest. who is much improved.
Miss Mamie Carpenter, of Lam
drum. S. c.. is spending a few
DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
W. Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Garren,
who have spent about ten days
with their daughter. Mrs. Bynum
Stepp, left this morning for their
home at Culberson.
Mrs. Alice Lesh left this after
noon for her home in Orlando,
Fla. She has been guest at the
CedarS during the summer and
fall months.
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Hoover Denies He
Will Go British

NEW YORK, Dec. 8. up
The Daily News, which said in
Yesterdays edition that former
President Herbert Hoover was re-
ported to be preparing to emf.
CRATE to England, published today
the following telegram from Mr..
Hoover:
"Thcre is not a single sentence
or word of truth in your state
mcnt Herbert Hoover
The News apologized to Mr..
Hoover for the error, saying that
its story was based on informa-
ton it believed to be authentic.
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Mccormick Best
Man AS Nurse,
Chauffeur Wed

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Dec. s.
(UP).-Harold Mccormick, chair
man of the board of the interna-
tional Harvester company, served
as best man here yesterday in the
wedding of his chauffeur and
nurse.
Mccormick, here the past six
weeks recovering from an illness,
described himself as Dan Cupid
in the courtship and marriage of
his servants, Chauffeur Neal Hull,
81, and Nurse Mary Summerhayes,
"a.
The couple, who met a short
time before Mccormick came here
for his health, were married by the
Rev. J. l.. Dedman, pastor of the
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-03
BOOK CLUB ENTER
TANNED BEAUTIFULLY

Miss Alliene wilkins entertain
ed the members of the Book club
charmingly on Tuesday evening at
Rosemont Inn, where she spends
the winters. The room was at
tractively appointed where the ia
bles were placed for bridge after
the exchange of books.
Miss Ruth Hosmer held high
score and was awarded the prize.
A salad course was served at the
close of the delightful evening.
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NJ. c. r. MeManaway
Society Editor
:. IS Before IL Noon
DEPARTMENT
y y MEETING

.iyi, department of the
,,u5 met yesterday at
q. the home of Mrs. +.
- with the president, Mrs.
m rrbam. in the chair. One
r,brr. Mrs. George H. Nal
.. unanimously elected.
/ c,Srr. =. Wing, Jr., chair
y .1r health seal sales, re-
IN, II bottles of milk are
r.st daily in the schools
Z. rrtevprivileged children.
Round Table meeting.
s.,5 for next Wednesday,
I s.sr postponed until Friday
I'm, Of the bazaar which
T,~ans club will hold on
'siay. December 9, for the
a. n the milk fund. IL was
-, end a box 70 the boys at
|i.;,av Training school near
.rg for Christmas. The
SoromicS department at
e. ha, asked the club wo-
a. scraps 20 make doll
Z, and said that it will also
sairen 20 learn TO sew who
| .,5lc 70 buy materials for
4, John s. Forrest gave a
| report of the district Ii
| mcc,iug held at WayneS-
i. week. The club endorS-
following resolution to be
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], PENNEY Co.
TO Give BONUS
All Associates Here and
Elsewhere to Share
Distribution

The announcement was made to-
day by the manager of the'local J.
C. Penney Company store, W. r,
Algary, that the associates OF this
store will share in a Christmas
bonus. The Penney company re-
Gently authorized an extra pay
ment for over $4,000 associates in
all stores, offices and warehouses.
All regular, employees who have
been with the company over yea:
will receive two weeks extra pay.
Those employed for shorter pc
RODS will receive proportlonate
amounts.
In the announcement of tie
plan, F.. c. Sans, president OF the
company said:
"The year 1886 has been the
most successful in the history OF
tons and will be operated from
the present location of Marks
Cleaners and Dyers on Main street,
next door to The Times-News Of
flee.
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Still Coughing?

No matter how many medicines
you have tried for your cough. chest
cold or bronchial irritation, you can
get relief now with Creomulsion.
Serious trouble may be brewing and
you cannot afford to take chance
with anything less than Creomul-
sion, which goes right to the seat
Of the trouble to aid nature TO
Soothe and heal the infiamed menu
branes as the .germ-laden phlegm
Is loosened and expelled.
Even II other remedies have
failed. don't be discouraged. your
druggist 10 authorized TO guarantee
Crcomulsion and TO refund your
money II you are not satisfied with
results from the very tirst bottle.
Get Creomulsion right now. (Advo
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our business. The associates have
contributed largely to that sue
cess. This bonus is not a bonus
on any permanent plan. II is add
ditional 1886 remuneration for
loyalty and service that have play
ed a part in making this the
greatest year for the Penney
company"
In the Hcndcrsonville store,
some seven associates will share
in this bonus.
The local manager, Mr.. Algary,
said today in this connection:
81 personally was very happy to
learn Of this decision by our board
of directors. The Hendersonvillc
store, like the entire Penney COM
pany has had splendid year. Our
success is due to the work OF all
the group in this store. ! am sure
that our customers, like myself,
will be happy to sec these good
friends Of theirs in Hendersonville
rcceicc this substantial recogni-
ton of their fine service and ef-
forts"
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HELP BLADDER
MAKE THIS 2Se TEST

81, glasses boiled or distilled
a.rv. You know what hard
-, 90 a teakettle. IL poor
I. ,,,.gn causes getting up nights.
>. desire. scanty flow. burning
r.a..s. help flush out excess acids
-,.-.tc, By improving the ehmi-
U,e bVchu leaves, juniper oil
ssg- drugs made into green
!. Us: say Bukets 10 any drug
2 .0-- days II not pleased go
,-J ss' YOUR csc. Economy Drug
me Justus Pharmacy, Wilson
rJrga-y.
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MISS POLLlTZER
TO WE'D

Invitations have been received
in the city to the marriage of
Miss Henrietta Pollitzer, better
known as Peggy Pollitzer, for
mer popular resident of the city,
to Mr.. Edward Mitchell, who is
a brother of Mr.. Roscoe Mitchell,
of Beaufort, s. c., to whom Mrs.
Virginia Pollitzer Chambers, was
we'd last summer. The marriage
will be a social event of Decem-
Der - at $50 o'clock at the First
Presbyterian church of Beaufort.
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|70CietL

presented as a bill: Resolved
that the 1887 General Assembly
be requested to appropri G
$l50,000 for library state aid"
Mrs. o. A. Meyer, program
chairman, then presented Mrs.
Lila Ripley Barnwell, one of Hen
dersonville's most brilliant wo-
men, who gave a cleverly original
paper on Woman which every
one voted one of the best things
heard recently.
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First Methodist church.
The millionaire Chicago manu-
facturer arranged for them to take
a two weeks honeymoon to New
Orleans and presented them
Every substantial check"
The bride has been in McCOr-
mick's employ only short time,
Hull for three years.
Leon Hull, the groom's father,
has been in McCormick's employ
as chauffeur for % years. He is
now chief chauffeur.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-03
Markowitz Buys
Stock For Store

Max Markowitz has just return
ed from New York where he pur-
chased goods for the opening of a
secondhand store which he will
operate in connection with his
cleaning and pressing establish
ment.
His new store will buy and sell
secondhand goods of all descrip-
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GOING STRONG AT 80

NE WYORk, Dec. B. CUP. -
Age triumphed today. Harry Hes
sler, so, was attacked by Joseph
Long, % and six feet tall. When
police arrived, Long was scream
ing for mercy while Hessler sat on
his chest.
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DANCING STUDENTS UPHELD

SANTA CRUZ. Cal (UP).-
Over the protests of the Minister
ial union, the board of education
has decided that ballroom dancing
is not immoral and that students
NAV indulge i'm il.
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WoODMEN CIRCLE
To MEET

The Woodmen Circle will meet
tomorrow, Friday, evening at 1880
o'clock at the Woodmen hall.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-03

Britain's airplane factories will
be buster this winter than at any
other time in their history.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-03

The diamond is by far the hard
est substance in nature.
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kck'S Newest
ActiOn-Thriller!

h and tender! Tough enough
4 a dozen sheriffs and ban
l-Sus too soft-hearted to hurt
|ssken! What a eo~boy-and
i a kid!