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Return To Henderson

Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Jenkins
and two children left Sunday for
their home in Henderson. N. c.,
after spending two weeks here
with relatives. They were accom-
panied home by Miss Mary Lii
liam Mitchell who will be their
guest for a week.
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Mrs. G. B. Mason and Miss Ellz-
abeth Mason of Norfolk spent the
last week end as guests of Mrs.
F.. N. Cross and family.
Mrs. M. E Bell left Tuesday for
Spartanburg, S c., after conclud-
ing a stay Of several weeks with
her brother and sister-in-laW, Mr..
and Mrs. S. E. Nixon. Her son.
Gordon. accompanied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Nixon and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morgan mo-
tored over the Sky Line Drive
Sunday
Mrs. Minnie Kimmel of Hickory,
Va, is spending some time as the
guest of Mrs. Eta Brooks.
Miss Sarah Crump returned
Thursday from U N. c., Chapel
Hill, where she attended six weeks
of summer school.
Mrs. L. Woolford. who has been
staying with her niece, Mrs. A. l..
Lynch, returned to her home here
Friday and has as her guest, DR..
I. w. Corton and Tom and Corbell
Corton.
T. L. White of Cary was a week
end guest in the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Kellogg.
j. A. Harrell and son of Buies
Creek have been visiting Miss Eliza
Harrell during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Edwards and
children spent the week end at
their cottage at Kitty Hawk
Beach. They had as their guests
j. A. Harrell and son of Buies
Greek.
Mrs. K. Sue Harrell returned to
her home in Suffolk Thursday af-
ter spending several days with
Mrs. Martin Kellogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. L. Pierce and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Rountree at
tended the pageant on Roanoke
Island Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Benton of
Roanoke Rapids visited his par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Benton
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Crump and
Miss Sarah Crump visited rela-
tives in Parkton over the week
end.
Woodrow Mccoy left Tuesday
for his home in Cove City, where
he will be for several weeks.
William AtWell of Ahoskie spent
several days of the past week with
Leslie White.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. johnson are
spending some time in Prospect,
Md. with their son and daught-
in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Johnson.
Mrs. Mae Beamon of Suffolk
is visiting in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Hill.
Earl Pierce of Norfolk spent
Sunday with relatives and friends
here
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Parker and
little daughter spent Sunday in
Elizabeth City with Mr.. and Mrs.
R. E. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. White at
tended the MariS-Outland mar
riage in Woodland Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lester Mccoy and
family Of Charlotte spent several
days last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. E. Mccoy.
Mrs. Lucille Baines and daugh-
ter, Helen, of Suffolk, spent the
week end with Mrs. j. H. Parker.
Miss Jacqueline Pierce returned
home Sunday after concluding a
visit to her grandmother in Ry-
land.
Miss Bertha Hill left Sunday for
a visit to her sister, Mrs. Sam AL
phin, in Whaleyville.
Mrs. Pailin Lane of Center Hill
spend Thursday with her sister.
Mrs. j. S. Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Pierce and
children visited" Mrs. Pierce's
mother, Mrs. Ward in Ryiand
Sunday
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Returns To S. c.

Thomas Seeley left Sunday for
his home in Columbia South
Carolina, after spending two weeks
here with Mr.. and Mrs. H. S.
Seeley, Sr., on Martin Street. Mr..
and Mrs. Seeley and Harry Lane
Seeley, accompanied his as far as
Raleigh.
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Chicago vi, tors

Mrs. NJ. c. Owens and son,
Maurice. Jr., of North Road Street
spent the weekend in Norfolk
and was accompanied home by
Mrs. Owens sister, Mrs. Walter
w. Weiss and two children, Miss
Virginia Weiss and Walter Weiss,
Jr., of Chicago, H.. who will visit
her for a week.
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Attend Pageant

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Sherlock
and two daughters, Jean and Ann
Louise and Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Ballard attended the showing of
Paul Green's symphonic outdoor
drama. The Lost Colony, on
Roanoke Island Sunday night.
The daily independent., 1937-07-27

Second join the of city building
the club offers the best opportunity for
young make wide acquaintance and become
integral part place which he lives Such clubs usually
ladies' and ladies' night at which times the wives can
acquainted with another.
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Attend Pageant

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spence, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Ferrell, Miss
Mildred Spence and Miss Mary
Louise James attended the show
ing of Paul Green's symphonic
outdoor drama, The Lost Colony"
at Roanoke Island Sunday night.
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brmmng with interests which pair of sma
often for the of transportation
and libraries reading
galleries. musical and lectures Take advantage
will find them pretty good substitute for front pore
with back home neighborS
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Revival This Week

Rev. G. w. Lowe bagan a r.
viwal at New Hope church Nol'
day evening. July 26 which ".
continue afternoons and a.g.''
through the week He vii. J. a"
sisted by the Rev. F.. D. Wca'Gi
of the City Road Nc,.@cS
church of Elizabeth City. A.. a''
urged to attend each service.
Mrs. Charlie Small. who Ia
been i'll for the past week. !s 5-
seriously ill.
Miss Ruth Banks ana Mis- WI
ma Banks OF GreenSbOrD are y
iting their parents. Nr ana ~''
J. P. Banks.
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Personals
Weekend Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fay of
Salisbury, Md, Miss Wanda Yed-
licke and Leo Gorney of Whining
ton, Del, spent the weekend here
as the guests of Mrs. Ed Connery
on West Cypress Street. Mrs. Fay
was formerly Miss Marie Con-
merry.
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Dance Invitation

Marion D. Savin, formerly of
this city but now living in Nor
folk. wishes to announce that all
former students of the Norfolk
College living within the scope of
this newspaper are cordially mvit-
ed to attend their midsummer
dance at the Ocean View Country
Club. Ocean View. Virginia. on
Friday evening. July 80. 1887.
Music will be furnished by Ben
Jones and his Musical Aces.
The daily independent., 1937-07-27

The easy camaraderie small relationships hardly exists
in the big city can't have friends
and pleasant intercourse with them. All around perhaps
the others like yourself hungry for
handshake and small town cordaty Try all &C
uuaintance they along Show interest
eagerness to and before know it,
YOU will have you searching friendship.
The daily independent., 1937-07-27
Return From Trip

Misses Hilda Rogers, Dorothy
Richardson and Marguerite
Simpson of this city with Mrs.
Bill Morgan and Mrs. Ruby But
ler of Hertford, have returned
from a motor trip to Canada.
While there they visited Callen-
dar, Ontario, and saw the famous
Dionne quintuplets. They return
ed by way of the Luray Caverns
and over the Sky Line Drive in
Virginia.
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Waodsmen Work in Pairs

Woodsmen generally work in
pairs. 1t makes the task easier, and
If one Is hurt the other can summon
aid. First they notch the trunk so
they can control the fall. Then they
swing into action with huge saws.
Only after the tree is down does
machinery step in to haul the log
to the mill.
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On Vacation

Miss Mabel Seymour, popular
saleSwoman at Belk-Tyler Com
pany. is spending her vacation
with her mother. Mrs. S. B. Sey-
mour at Camden and at Nags
Head.
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At Va. Beach Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. Worth Gregory,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Garrett, Miss
Isabelle Munden and John Pin
ner visited Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Scarborough at Virginia Beach
Sunday.
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Leaving Today

Mrs. Ace Hollowell and son. Ace
Jr., and Miss Esther Elliott are
leaving today for their home in
Aulander, N. c., after spending a
week here as the guests of Mrs
Clarence Twiford at her home on
POindexter Street.
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Entertain Club

Mrs. G.. H. Rountree entertained
complimentary to the members OF
the Book Club at her home on
Wednesday afternoon. The Roun-
tree home was very attractive with
tasteful arrangements Of mixed
garden flowers.
Books were exchanged and al
forwards there were several pro-
gressionS of rock at three tables.
Mrs. Rountree was assisted in
serving by Miss Eliza Harrell. APP
proXimately fifteen guests were
present.
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Alabama Visitors

Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Com
mander of CASTOR, Alabama, are
visiting his mother, Mrs. Com
mander on West Main Street.
They are also spending a few
days at NagS Head.
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Columbia Personals

Frank Brickhouse was in Eden
ton Thursday on business.
Russell Bateman Henry Cohoon,
and Miss Lucia Hurdle were in
Norfolk Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Goodwin and
son were in Washington Thurs
day.
Milton Brickhouse, Johnnie
owens, and Ralph Smith were in
Plymouth and Williamson Thurs
day.
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At NagS Head Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Price,
Miss Dora Wells. Miss Hazel
Silverthorn and Miss Margaret
LaSSiter spent Sunday at Nags
Head.
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Visiting Mother

Mrs. Buck Grice and two small
children of Chapel Hill are visit
ing her father, w. H Jennette,
ST.. on West Main Street. Mr..
Grice was here for the Weekend.
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On Vacation

Miss Laura Elizabeth Burgess is
spending her vacation at Cam
den with her mother, Mrs. N. G..
Burgess. Miss Burgess will also
visit in Norfolk before returning
to work at Belk-Tyler Company.
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Preston BaSnight Here

Preston Basnight of the United
States Coast Guard Cutter, Tahoe,
is here on ten day vacation. Mr..
Basnight is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Peele.
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Weekend At NagS Head

OdiS Bundy spent the weekend
at NagS Head as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. John L. Sawyer.
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At Ocean View Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. Stancil Jones and
daughter, Octavia, Mrs. j C.
Spence, Joe Spence and Bill
Spence, Joe Spence and Bill
Spence spent Sunday at Ocean
View.
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At NagS Head

Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Jackson and
three children, Kathleen, Gwen
dOlyn and Sara Page, and Mrs.
Sack Jackson have left to spend
three weeks at NagS Head.
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Weekend AT Kitty Hawk

Mr.. and Mrs. Bennie MeadS,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Cartwright
and Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Gallop
spent the weekend at the Light
House at Kitty Hawk Beach.
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Visiting Here

Mrs. Howard Bullock of Rocky
Mount is visiting Mrs. Willie
Barnes at her home on First
Street. Mrs. Bullock is a former
resident of this city.
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Social and 0eA4oMal
Edited by Billie Saunders Smith
Personals
Returns To Norfolk

Miss Dora DoXey. has returned
to her home in Norfolk after
spending a week here as the guest
of Mrs. Robert Rhodes on West
over Boulevard.
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Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall
are celebrating their fourth we'd
ding anniversary today. Mrs.
Marshall was formerly Miss Flea
nor Goodwin.
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Weekend AT Nags Head

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Cox, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon James and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis Farmer spent the week
end at NagS Head.
The daily independent., 1937-07-27
NOrfOlk Visitors

Ray Cahoon and Robert Hend-
elsOn Of Norfolk visited Peter
Haste at his home on East Church
Street Sunday.
The daily independent., 1937-07-27
Attend Dance

Joe Perry, Willis Wright, Jr.,
and Cliff Sawyer attended a
tea dance at the Beach Club at
NagS Head Sunday afternoon.
The daily independent., 1937-07-27
Weekend At Beach

Miss Elizabeth Brothers of Raj
eigh Avenue spent the weekend
at Virginia Beach with relatives.
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Miss White Home

Miss Katie Bell White has re-
turned TO her home on Body Road
after spending sometime at Nags
| Head.
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In Nnrfnlk Sunday

Wesley Lee HurShman spent
Sunday in Norfolk visiting friends
The daily independent., 1937-07-27
In Charlotte

j. Holland Webster and Herbert
Creef are spending several days
in Charlotte. N. c., and Sumter,
S. c., on business.
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ANSWER:


Friend big. All the movies not
priced office and the chance acqualnanceS
from into friends 1t all in knowing
how to play the game First church faith make
clergyman and him opportunity
to work you and churchS This is
his business and himself he will delegate
executive secretary.
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Personals
At Va. Beach Sunday

Miss Reva Palmer, Miss Doris
Hopkins, Laurence Madrin and
Rufus Pritchard spent Sunday at
Virginia Beach.
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Returns Home

Miss Mildred Spence returned
Sunday after spending a week in
Norfolk with Mrs. Annie Harris.
The daily independent., 1937-07-27
At South Mills Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Perry spent
Sunday at South Mills with Mrs.
Perry'S mother, Mrs. G.. w. Burn
ham.
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Here Yesterday

Mrs. Buxton White, who is
spending the summer at her cot
tage at Nags Head, was in town
shopping yesterday.
The daily independent., 1937-07-27
Returned Yesterday

Bill Anderson returned home
yesterday after spending the
weekend in the central part of
the state.
The daily independent., 1937-07-27
Here Yesterday

V. G.. Midget and Harvey Sut-
ton Of Manns Harbor were Wis
itOrS in town yesterday.
The daily independent., 1937-07-27
At Beach SUNDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Foreman
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Watson
spent Sunday at Virginia Beach.
The daily independent., 1937-07-27
In Charlotte

Mr.. w. w. Massey and Josh
Munden are spending several days
in Charlotte on business.
The daily independent., 1937-07-27
Here YESTERDAY

Mrs. J. NJ. Maverick and son,
]. M. Jr., of Powells Point were in
town shopping yesterday.
The daily independent., 1937-07-27
Week End At NagS Head

Miss Mary Louise Hughes spent
the weekend at the Daily cottage
at NagS Head.
The daily independent., 1937-07-27
On Vacation

Wallace Miller of Rucker & Sheely
Company is spending his vacation
at Ocean View.
The daily independent., 1937-07-27
Gold Hoarded in India

Gold is boarded in India by all
classes Of people as a reserve
against famine and to form a mar.
riage dot"
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Return Home

Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Wright ana
daughter. 10 Anne, Mrs. w. IL.
Scott and Miss Elizabeth REID
have returned to their respective
homes after spending week at
Ocean View.
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At NagS Head

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert James are
spending this week at NagS Head.
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isn't religion selfish end but the c
quid 1t will furnish you an
portuny worship help with its missionary and charitable
gram you grasp opportunity will make pleasant ocia
and wife
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Personals
Breaks Arm

Little Norma Bartlett Of New
York City. who is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Joseph Spencer on
Pearl Street, fell while playing
Yesterday and broke her arm.
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Soomons sayings the wiser they
even theadbare from much quoting as for in
stance He who show himself friendly
evncng quick interest those
the of people to whom intro
catching that dropped
that thrown out giving back
a good as is sent. CAROLINE CHAlFlELD
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Caroline Chattield Says

young couple moving from small town to large city
have pleasant life in proportion as they participate
in the activities around them church, civic and cul-
tural clubs good starting point
DEAR MISS CHATFIELD:
boy recently moved to the city to make good
left girl behind but for her in few months Our
background the where will live
night haven't made friends here yet and know
will be arfy lonely unless plan for her entertainment AT
movies the porch and talked
nboS visits with friends and called ourselves having
time high in the city, there porces and
that there resemblance to the
everybody knew everybody Now please tell
with bride in city where
everything and everybody strange
PERPLEXED
The Washington times., 1937-07-17
Considers
Pro Post Offer
AtBeaverDan
BY CHICK KENNY

Claude Rippy. the best golfer
around this neck of the woods,
may decide to turn professional
before the end of the day. It
all depends on the meeting be-
tween this lanky son of North
Carolina, who is a bathing suit
salesman by trade and a golfer
Of the top-flight by choice, and
Martin F. Mccarthy, chairman
Of the Beaver Dam Country
Clubs golf committee:
With Cliff (One.F) Spencer. re.
signing the post as Beaver Dam
commercial effective September
/, the Landover, Md, organiza-
ton lost no time in singing out
the colorful amateur public links
performer, who was runner-up in
the national public play at Farm.
indale last summer, and who will
captain the D. c. forces in quest
Of individual and team honors at
San Francisco next month.
Best of Lot
That Rippy is the best Of the
golfing lot in Washington and
vicinity, and this includes the
pro group, there appears no
doubt. Playing on the average
of only once a week on the over
crowded green's of the local pub
lie parks on Sunday. Rippy has
defeated the best of the links
gentry, who work out daily on
the private courses.
That Rippy will finally take the
post at Beavey Dam is more or less
foregone conclusion. He is nuts"
about golf, but at the same time
is looking at the financial returns
in order to rear his family. II
suitable financial arrangements
can be made between the Land
over officials and the local devo
teer, there is no reason why the
lad cannot better his post by the
change.
The Ripper" is scheduled tt
leave Washington August l fol
San Francisco where he will com
pete in the National Public Link
championship. Whether or not NJ
will reveal his intentions before
emharking Westward Ho, Is moi
known at this time.
ShOrey Considered
One other possibility for tn
post at the Landover course SHOULD
Rippy turn down the bid, is Me
Shorey, the genial pro at S. G
Loeffler's East Potomac Park. I
was ruInored earlier in the weel
when reports of Spencer's abdica
ton was announced, that Shore
was in line for the post.
The selection of Rippy by Bea
yer Dam was more or less a SUI
prise, as it had been figured tina
only a pro would be considere'
to fill the bill.
The Washington times., 1937-07-17

The HOBO boxes Freoole steele,
middleweight champion of the
world, at Griffith Stadium on
Tuesday night for the benefit of
the Variety Club, and a good time
may be had by one and all. Well,
maybe the Hobo won't enjoy it
over much, but he's taken his
bumps with his fun in the rough
and rugged way, and Steel, after
all, is just another fighter, and
this is just another fight.
Williams was born in New York
City and just gravitated to the
ring. He strapped around the
street corners in private feuds.
Then he went into the gymnaSia
where he found boys of kindred
moods. He became an amateur
boxer, and a good one. He won
the Metropolitan amateur cham
pionship at the middleweight
limit, and followed through with
victory in the Golden Gloves IN
Madison Square Garden.
Blasted Lewis
Williams blasted out Bradley
Lewis in that tournament, stopped
him in one round. If the name OF
Bradley Lewis means nothing to
you, be assured that this boy, a
Negro walloper is a very tough
hombre, and beating him was a
real feat.
It was fighting this same Brad
ley Lewis that Hobo Williams &C.
quired the ear that looks like a
dried apricot, but our wandering
son Of swat laughs at the ear and
laughs at Lewis. Easy to laugh
when you've beaten tough 'un
After Hobo had been boxing for
a while, he was confronted by a
very serious problem. He had to
eat with more or less regularity.
He went on involuntary faStS occa-
sionally, and once in his rambleS
on the front ends Of blinds" he
saw a carnival.
| 1t seemed that the carnival
The Washington times., 1937-07-17

fighter.rassler had come to grief
a few nights previous. He had
been belted on the lug and knocked
straighter than a lightning rod.
So after the very brief examine
ton, as noted above, Williams got
the job.
Not only did he fight all corners,
he kept in training driving pegs
and putting up the canvas. He
watered the stock, chopped wood
and did anything else. But mostly
he liked the fight, and he had to
fight, in and out Of the show.
Betimes the Hobo got a job
wrecking ancient cars with a
sledge hammer. It was through
work of this sort that he built the
physique that stands him in such
fine stead in the ring. Hobo has
the forearms Of a heavyweight. His
right forearm is Is inches on cir
conference and the left is 1917
inches. He Is a chop hitter, and
uses that development to hack a
man down.
Demonstrates Talent
Those are are covered with
samples Of the tattoo artists work
Some was done on a tour Of the
Bowery shops when life seemed
very bright. Some more was done
by the carnival man who needed
someone on whom to demonstrate
his talent.
You look at Williams and you
are impressed with his ruggedneSS
Not much style to his work. He is
the warrior primeval, and that's
all he ever will be. He rips and
tears and socks and rocks until
something happens.
There is much to criticize In his
training. He punches the bag in
flurries, missing the point that bag
punching is to condition the arms
! Continued on Page II, Col. II