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Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-03
Purses Held as
Referee Barred

BUTTE, Mont, Nov. 3. UP)-
The purses of 10 fighters on box
ing card at Billings last Monday
night were held up today while
the Montana State Boxing commits
sion Investigated decisions of Ref
cree Al Webster, who was barred
indefinitely from further officiating
in this state.
The board also reversed Web
ster's decision which had given
Jimmy Best of Billings the nod
over Johnny Marquee of Redwood
City, Cal. Commissioner Joe l.
Barkham declared Marquee the
winner after studying reports OF
Commissioner S. r. Sayior and In
spector Henry w. Queen. Montana
operates under rules of the Nation
al Boxing association.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-03
Draw Completed
For Net Tourney

Draws were completed for the
mis- championships Thursday night,
revealing ia entries in ten divi-
Sions of play
Junior division matches, except
finals, will be played on Saturday;
senior division matches will be
played Sunday. Matches will open
this Saturday and Sunday and
tournament play will be completed
on weekends of Nov. 18 and 25.
JUNIOR DIVISION SCHEDULE
Girls Singles Under 49,
1st round-Norma Goyner VS. Sue
Cain, 10 am; Salomey Lopez VS.
Joan BoWker, II am; Mary Car
roll VS.. Patricia Jones, IL am.
Girls Singles Us and under)
Jewel Richards VS.. Louise Ogden,
10 am; Margaret Nelson VS.. Elaine
PlemonS, 10 am; Joan BoWker VS..
Louise Raley, 8 am; Patty Clai-
borne VS.. Betty Lea Horton, 10 am.
Girls Singles (18 and under)
Doris Chestnut VS.. d. Brown,
am; Laverne Stanton VS.. M. Lar
| ices, 10 am.
Boys Singles n3 and under)
1St round-F. Townsend VS.. Black
wood, 8 am; Bill Jim Sharp VS.
Louis Raley, 8 am; End round
Bob Simmons VS.. winner. Town
send-Blackwood, IL am; Arnold
VS.. McClung, 9 am. Blalack VS.
Steiret, 8 am.
Boys Singles rs and under)
lSt round:
Blalack VS.. Beland Haynes, 3 pm
Ed Campuyano VS.. Bill Mccullough
3 am; James Rieey VS.. Robert
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-03
l.. A. STOCKS

! los ANGELES, NOV. B. IIFl-
Aviation issues gained on the Los
Angeles stock exchange today tn
the briskest tradig In several mon'h
sas : reaction 10 repeal Of the arms
embargo. t.
Although experiencing an cary
7setback. when they were OF NOR
Than "A pOint In some cases, AR as
sues reeafned their losses and were
up al the cloe. ,..
on the whole board. l6 Issues
~ ere up. down and IL unchanged
IN trading of $4,000 shares.
pacific gas and electric com M u
100 az 30A up y southern Salii
eaison 100 Al abS unchanged Aa
. per cent pfd 100 al 2Tis up p; -
per cent pfd 100 at 26is down =.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-03
! tennessee Risks
Perfect Record

ATLANTA. Nov. 3. CUP)-Ten-
Sessee's unbeaten. united, unscored
Spon Vols meet their last major
Sbstacle 10 a perfect season tomor~
low when they tackle louisiana
btate in the top football game of
| he south.
Rated the No. team in the
hation. the Vols are favored but
Iheir invincible defense has its
Work cut out TO stop Paul Kavan-
hugh. Louisiana States pass-snag-
hing end who has piled up so points
bulling down touchdown aerials,
most of which were thrown by
bophomore Leo Bird.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-03
Marquard Earns
Shot at Ambers

NEW YORK, Nov. 3. CUP)-Billy
Marquard, Winnipeg lightweight,
will be given a shot at Lou Ambers'
135pound crown early next year,
Promoter Mike Jacobs said today.
Jacobs, impressed by the way
Marquard got up off the canvas
and knocked out Billy Beauhuld
of Jersey City, N. j., Wednesday
night at Madison Square Garden,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-03
SWEENEY SOLD FOR $4,000

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 3. up
Bill Sweeney, bought from Port
land for $4,000, was the new man.
ager today of the Hollywood Stars
OF the Pacific Coast baseball league.
Sweeney for four years has been
the player-manager of the Beavers
plotting them into league pen
nant in 1886 and into the play
offs the next year He plays first
base
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-03
l.. A. HA Y
CASH FLAX
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Nov. 3. fUPJ Wheat
climbed more than a cent TO the
best levels In over a month On the
Chicago board Of trade today. Soy
bean futures scared 4 cents.
Al the close wheat was up y 70
cent; corn was up = to ] cent; {;
and oats 2. 10 r cent higher.
A late advance In security prices
and bullish crop reports caused
buying after wheat had lost y
cent.
Outside markets reflected the
strength al Chicago.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-03
PIayer-Novice
Tourney Scheduled

A player-novice tournament is
cheduled at the Barbara Worth
>untry club course Sunday, accord
|g TO Curley Vesey. pro.
A novice. according to Vesey, is
player who has not played golf
bore than five times. Each novice
3ill be given a handicap Of thirty.
lis player-partner will be given his
Established handicap.
The novice of the winning team
3nll receive a $40 series of lessons
hid his partner will be awarded a
litable prize.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-03
whit|ow Wyatt
Under Knife

BALTIMORE. Nov 8. CUP) -
Whitlow Wyatt, ranking right
handler on the Brooklyn Dodgers
pitching staff, today faced an op-
Grafton on his injured left knee at
Johns Hopkins hospital.
Wyatt, who was elected most val
liable player in the American as
sociation last year, hurt his knee
on May q in game at Cincin-
natl A few weeks later he was
pitching again, but he gave up July
l9 after he had been defeated twice
because of his bad leg.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-03
Markets At
A Glance

stocks higher and moderately ae-
live. .... t,,..,.,
Bonds higher; government io"ef
curb stocks higher.
Foreign exchange lower 90 fria
lion 10 the dollar.
Cotton up a. much as 20 cents
b bale. -sn,
tach. ...t,.-ss
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-03

Brawley 1870 and Imperial 14-0
against a Holtville squad which
walloped Imperial 300 but lost
to Calexico, 1876 last week.
On FL Centro's side of the ledger
there is an advantage of capable
reserve power and a speedy, ver-
satile backfield. But to offset those
advantages the Spartans are play
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-03
Jaycees Prep for
Compton Game

With no game scheduled until
the Compton ]. c. tilt one week
from Saturday night, the Ell Centre
junior college continued light work.
outs Friday afternoon.
TWO scrimmage sessions highlight-
ed workouts during the week.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-03
l.. A. GRAINS

Los ANGELES. Nov. 3. UP)-
California Grains 5acked--
Wheat
No. ] hard white -. $1.62 " -l.67h W
Barley
30. Bri West &c lbs. s1.O5-S1.10
MILO
40. 3 yellow ........ 81 27H -I.32H
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-03
Vikings. Central
Battle in Loop
Tiff at HoItviIIe

Over Hotville way they've been waiting for this one
It's the annual HoltvleEl Centre battle Hotvllle
field at o'clock and the Vikings toughest IN their
back yard.
Toniphts battle pits an Ell Centre team which defeated
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-03
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES, Nov. 3. UP)-
Hens, leghorns, 2i4 10 34 lbs. 13c
Hens. leghorns, over 4 lbs. . 13c
Hens. colored, ia TO lbs. E. 19c
Do. over 4 lbs. ................ zoe
Broilers, over IA up 10 tx lbs. zoe
Broilers, over IL up to 2A lbs. zoe
Fryers, %. lbs. to lbs. -. l7c
Fryers, colored 2h 10 3k lbs. 17c
Roasters, colored .............. 18c
Old Roosters. coIore1 ........ 1Oe
Old Roosters. leghorn ....... Sc
Stays ................... 13c
Ducklings. over 6 lbs. ...... lac
Ducklings. under ) lbs. ...... 12c
Old ducks .................. 06t
Young geese ...... ..... 1ht
Young tom turkeys, 20 lbs. up lac
Young tom turkeys, "a TO 90 lbs. lac
Young hen turkeys. 8 TO IL lbs. Ice
Young hen turkeys, IL lbs. up 16c
Old tom turkeys ............. lac
capons. 5 lbs. and up .... 22c
Rabbits. No. / VIII. 3h TO AZ lbs. 12c
Rabbits. mixed .......... 10C
Rabbits, No. ! old .............. &c
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-03
Football Tickets Your Reward For
Victory: Send in Entry Today

Teams Winner
Brawey Caexco
FL Centre Holtyle
use VS.. Oregon State
California vs. UCLA
Stanford Santa Clara
Kansas VS.. Kansas State
Auburn VS.. Boston College observation-disclosures
Baylor Texas Christian
SMU Texas
1ale VS. Dartmouth
NAME
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-03
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
l.. A. BANKS

los ANGELES. Nov 2. up
Jranxamvrica .ss.sss.s. % -
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-03
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

los ANGELES. Nov. =. VI
Rutter: extras sc. prime firsis 20
esAc. Undergrad -''1e.
Evening star., 1939-03-13

or mouth part Of the umbrella.
There are no teeth in the mouth
part, but it can take in food.
Over 95 per cent of the body of a
jellyfish us made up of water. If
the animal is cast on the sbeach by
the waves, it soon dies, and the SUM-
shine dries it up. When completely
dried, there is little left of the body.
A jellyfish with an umbrella 3 or
4 inches wide has tentacles only
a few feet long. Giant jellyfish, on
the other hand, have tentacles
which may reach down scores OF
feet. DR.. Boulenger, director of q
British aquarium, speaks of jelly
hsh with tentacles 120 feet long!
A close relative of the jellyf1sh Is
sometimes classed as a member Of
Evening star., 1939-03-13
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

Perhaps the second or third time
I took swim in the ocean I made
friends with a jellyfish-or rather,
tried to make friends. Seeing the
jellyf1sh floating along very gently,
I picked it up in my right hand.
To this day have not forgotten
what happened next. Sharp pain
cut into my hand, and I certainly
let that jellyfish 60 in a hurry!
Jellyfish know how to sting. In
fact, they sting for living. Among
their victims are the small shrimp
like animals called "prawns."
Despite its name, the jellyfsh is
not fish. 1t doesn't have a bone
In its body. It has no fins or scales.
The main part of a jellyfish is
Of umbrella shape. The umbrella"
may be only half an inch wide, as
in the case of the 'sea gooseberry."
Most kinds, however, have wider
umbrellas. One kind has a body
about 2 feet wide Another, the
giant "sea blubber," has an umbrel-
Ia from to feet wide!
, Hanging down from the umbrella
are cordlike ''tentacles' with barbs
at the ends. These barbs may sink
Into the body of victim; then the
prey Is drawn up to the under side,
Evening star., 1939-03-13
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.
The Record Swing
South, dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
A A K Q972

Today's hand represents the big
gest swing we have seen under the
present scoring. West opened the
1--we of clubs, whereupon declarer
spread his hand claiming his con-
tract@ On hearc opening he would
have \ been down seven, and the
swing Represented 4,640 points.
The iconcensus OF opinion at the
table Vas that South had gotten
away With a rotten bid. Actually
South had pretty good reasoning
in back of his seven no trump bid
His partner had jumped on the first
to six spades without a solid spade
suit. Then when seven hearts was
bid, North had passed, thereby
showing a willingness to have his
partner bid seven South had never
shown the ace of clubs at any time.
Therefore he felt entitled to as
sumo that North, his partner, held
the ace of hearts. whereupon he was
certain he could make 13 tricks at
no trump.
Finally West received a lot of
criticism for his lead, but actually
only one-fourth of the players we
have shown the hand to would
have made the right lead of a
heart.
Oswald Jacoby was your partner
In Saturdays question. You held:
xxx xxx
vxx
Xxx
&x
The opponents were vulnerable;
you were not. The bidding:
Jacoby Schenken You Maier
Answer: Your correct bid is four
spades. You don't really expect to
make this contract, but you do
want to make it as hard as pos
sible for your opponents to get into
the bidding.
Score 100 per cent for four spades,
70 per cent for three spades the
jump to three spades over the
double is not a forcing bid, 40 per
cent for two spades (won't shut
them out), 0 for pass. Note: Many
players would like to try some very
fancy bid such as two no trump
with this hand. Such bids are
tustifiable in this instance, but there
are too many of them for us to
assign marks.
Question No. 10.
Both sides are vulnerable. You
Evening star., 1939-03-13
-JeIlyfish in Ocean Life

the family. 1t has the special name
Portuguese man of war" This
name points to its great powers of
stinging. The Portuguese man of
war is common in waters of the tor
rid zone.
Most jellyflsh swim around by
moving the umbrella part of the
body, but some of them spend most
of their lives clinging to stalks of
seaweed or to rocks under the sea,
The body Of jelly1sh is COM
monty transparent. 50 you can see
through it almost as you could
through a window pane. On the
other hand, there are jellyfish which
are colored or tinted. Some jelly
fish have bodies which glow in the
dark.
For nature section of your
scrapbook)
The leaflet, "Cities of Europe"
may be had by sending q Scent,
stamped, return envelope to me
in care Of The Evening Star.
IreA @a
Tomorrow: Stdrfsh.
(copyright. 193oJ
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-03-24

at Jim's Place. Barbecue at
Leona Goodman's. They tell US
that Jess Hutchraft cooks some fine
food for particular gourmands at
the Elks Rest. &. Bob Moulden had
gatherings as you like them all
winter. The girls can't enjoy
them but the men in downtown
Minneapolis get we'll fed at the
Porters & Walters Club. !. Jack
Craven of the Clef Club Cafe is
satisfying those people who dine
out. Not any place in the Twin
Towns offers the kind of chill you
can buy at CARROTS place at St.
Anthony and Western. People come
from miles around to taste it.
A big-time sport blew into St.
Paul last week. He had wads of
what the boys call folding money"
In tavern, surrounded by the
usual bunch of goodfellows who
gather around the guy who has it,
he recounted his exploits as a
money-maker. Naturally his PROV
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ess with danes" was the chief top
ic of his "Iine." After three days
in town the boys were treated to a
laughing spree when one of the
dumbest DANES in the burg skipped
town with all of the big shots fold
ing money!
H. has a new heart interest. !.
B. v. has decided that there is no
place like Minneapolis. The two
Twin City men who decided to
swap wives forgot to consult their
spouses and there was hail column
bia to pay. One of the wimmen
decided, however, that it wasn't
such bad idea after all!
The boss is compiling his semi
annual list of swell guys. At least
half of them are not! Which, of
course, you and he will say is just
one mans opinion. i. At least five
of the guys he is soon placing on a
pedestal dislike him like nobody's
business!
Nell Dodson, who is holding down
the sports desk Qhead desk at that
at the AFRO-AMERICAN in Bal
timore, has a hard time getting ac-
climated, we hear. Nellie has been
i'll a couple of times or more since
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their gals can be taken out, too.
What popular couple are about
to; call off their reported engage
ment?
Walter Winchell descended to the
type of race-baiting to which he
most strenuously objects to in 9th
ers in his Tuesdays MINNEAP0-
LIS TRIBUNE column. Walter
wrote subtly, Chat was some fight
in the relief office in Harlem. Poll
ticians and others are trying to
keep it hushed. A woman relief
worker in the West 133rd, street
office was badly beaten up by CO.
worker two Saturdays ago. E. The
woman is white. Officials are
trying to keep her from pressing
charges" Now, Mr.. Winchell, that
"The woman is white" is worthy of
Mr.. Hitler's man Goeb5els whom
Walter so bitterly dislikes!
Gastronomic delights: The Swiss
steak with accessories as cooked
by Mrs. Starks at the MINI. Iowa
Club. Fried chicken sandwich
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-03-24

she went East to conquer new
worlds.
The -Elks grand" rebuffed a
brother who complained to the slit
tie Giant" that he 1.-THE G.E.R.) did
not give him 1.-THE dear brother)
enough credit! In trying to ap-
pease the grand the brother tried
to calm his indignant wrath by
placing hand on his arm. Re
ports say the grand told the dear
brother to stake your dirty hands
off mel"
Boyd Atkins and his boys will
swing out Saturday night at the
Minnesota Iowa Club. Ray
Dysart is being sued by jitterbug-
gers who claim he didn't keep his
promise in the late lamented litter
bug contestl (! What prominent
Minneapolis couple have decided to
tell it to the Judge? They are kid
ding Morris Love, the tailor man,
because of his activity in the Dad
son banquet scheduled for tonight.
Morris is childless but the kidding
won't stick because all who know
him know he is interested in the
youths of st. Paul! The young di-
vine evidently changed his mind
about getting divorce.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-03-24

Howdy, Folks:
Cupid's been frozen out for the
last couple of months but now he's
beginning to thaw out and at the
same time he's doing some warm
ing of various folksies' hearts. :.
R. S. and H. M. were out greeting
spring last Sunday mite in a big
way. =. Have you noticed how
swank some of our boys about town
are looking lately in their light tan
polo coats? Ut seems as if one
boy about town purchased one and
All his friends stepped in line and
purchased the same kind. Gee, that
shows that boys have an entirely
different slant on life, etc., because,
girls, we'll, I guess we'd be highly
insulted if we attended some party
or any affair and found five or six
girls with the same dress on.) .
LAWRENCE BROWN is another
one of our gallant government con-
tributors. (You know, q other
words, a letter writer.) His letters
go down towards Omaha, Neb. (By
the way, Bubba was looking quite
swank in his green St. Patricky
sport suit last Sunday.) -.
1 heard M. of st. Paul say that
"Parkyourcarcus" is in circula-
ton again now after a short alb
sence. ("Parkyourcarcus" got his
nickname from a group of girls
whom he had been calling on for a
year. and in all that time he hadn't
taken the girls out more than
once.) In plain words, he just en-
joVed parking in the parlors of the
above gals houses and not budging
an inch. "Parky" better wake up
to himself cause the gals say they
aren't going to have him wearing
out their furniture just sitting
around any more. Song of the
week: deep Purple" that mellow
song, has the Twin Citians just
a-humming away. Did you
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INQUISITIVE SAL

know: LOUIS WILLIAMS of St.
Paul and MARY LEWIS are greet
ing spring together these days? ?
-. MRS. MAE HATCHER is back
in town after a hurried trip home
to her mothers bedside in Ala
bama. Mrs. Hatcher's mother is
going OK. now and is well on her
way to recovery. ). Those three
solo st. Paul Musketeers were
alone again last Sunday. (Ain't
that just too interestingly =. !.
MARY GILBERT and JOHN
FREEZE just eloped to Battle
Creek, Mich. :. WINSTON RICH
ARDSON is so busy these days
making rugs and pillows. winston
says that's his latest hobby +. /.
The Alpha Phi Alphas' attractive
bids are out for their spring prom
which will be held at the Columbia
Manor this coming Monday. ;. J.
The Working Girls Council at the
Wheatley House are putting on a
very interesting institute for March
80. Prominent speakers and plen-
ty of folks about town are all plan
ming to attend. EUNICE and
BERNICE BROWN have got the
cutest apartment in the Sumner
Field project. :. IT'S said PEARL
SHORT and ALVIN WILSON have
decided they are meant for each
other and are going to become man
and wife soon. DOROTHY
EARLY THOMAS is wearing her
hair very attractively as we go to
press. (You know, ringlets on her
forehead, etc., etc. :. DOROTHY
BLAKY just returned from rip
ping good time down in Illinois.
(By the way, Dot, that's mighty
attractive ring you're wearing on
your left fin ger. Ahem you
wouldn't be-there ] go again.
Skip it. :. CHESTER JOHNSON,
Jr., CECIL TAYLOR, Jr., LAW
RENEE WRIGHT and KENNETH
MASON are three rawther easy-on-
the-eye sheiks who are gradually
making a name for themselves
among the young gals about town.
BY the way, who's this too
handsome out-of-town fellow out at
the U. who's creating such a SEN
sation among the goods? (You
don't say?)
Well, folks, I'll have to be dash
ing along but I'll be looking your
way again next week.
Your Pal,
@.. Sal.
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These Firms Solicit
Your Patronage!

Acme Hospital Life Insurance Co., SIC
Pioneer Bldg.
American Auto Parts Co., 1928 Univsr-
sity Ave.
Berde's Food Market, sss Wabasha st.
Bungalow Bake Shop, q w. 7th st.
Theodore Allen, Insurance, Dale $685..
Bond Liquor Store, 471 Wabasha St.
Boyd Service Station. Gas & Oil, Dale q
w. Central.
Capitol Laundry, 2S9 Rice St.
Cooks, Clothiers, Robert at 5th St.
Clover Leaf Butter at your Grocer's,
Dale st. Florists, $50 N. Dale.
Foreman & Clark, Seventh G Wabasha SITS.
Franklin's Women, II East 7th st.
Fashion Frocks.1 Oliver Taylor, s56 West
Goodrich silvertOwn Store, 9th & Exchange
Streets
Hamm's Beer
Home Upholstering Co., 54s University
Jim's Plaoe-Food and Drink. $50 st. An
thony Ave.
Johns Service Station. Western & West
Central.
KOl-R Machine CO.-Maurice Strong. vsnd-
ing Machines. Photographs. Dale 7s26.
Kent Valet Shop, Cleaning & Pressing,
558 Rondo st.
4. w. LANCER. Jeweler, 491 N. Dale st.
Lo-Price Liquor Store, 4s0 Wabasha st.
Majestic Drug Co.. $50 Rondo st.
Maurice L. Rothschild & Co.. 41S Robert st.
Minnehaha Cleaners, Dale $780,
Modern Radio Electric Co., 423 University
Ave.
Owens Motor Sales, TOE University Ave.
]. e. Otto Furniture Co., 1859 University
Ave.
J. w. Pate Insurance, Midway $40.
Ruby's Grocery, S22 N. st. Adams st.
Jacob Schmidt Brewing Co., 1872 w. 7th St.
Shoe Mart-Shoes, 400 Jackson st.
Snyder's Drug Stores, A12 Wabaaha,
400 RobSEA
Steichen's Food Market, 744 Rondo st.
st. Paul typewriter Co., 81 e. 5th st.
st. Paul Liquor House, 200 e. 7th st.
Tflden's Produce Co., IS East Kellogg Blvd.
Tradshome Shoe Co-Shoes, Ies T. Tth 8.
Unidale Liquor Store. $50 University AVE-.
Union Cash Food Market, s1S University
Ave.
Frank libel. opticlan. 81 E. 9Th st.
Welcome Store, $50 Rice St.
Wormser Hat Stores, s E. 7th St.. liz e.
7th St., and 404 Robert st.
Ansmaster Baking CO.-Bakers of MAS
TER Bread.
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TWIN TOWN TALK

Saturday Sunday mites of last week the Cef Club in north
Minneapolis looked like St mite Just about other
place Of St. Paul Who is that thinks that PopEyes
such lovely lovely lady? The Harlem Globe Trot
the the weekend They
after tha they will make their East leaving
trail broken hearts Jack Rock and the rest the taking
in sights the Cf Club Saturday mite What ST. Paul gents girl
friends entertained the e several oasos We thought said
sheeron backs though
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CORRECTION

Mr.. C. Darby, who assisted in
conducting the funeral services of
Rev. Joseph A. Callander of St.
Paul last week, is a member of
Apostolic Holy Catholic church in
st. Paul and not of Rescue Assem-
bly, church in Minneapolis.
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Boyd Atkins
Band At Minn.-
Iowa Club

The Swing Club again presents
Boyd Atkins and his band at the
Club on Saturday evening, March
%, 9 p. m. until.
Join your friends at the Club
and enjoy an evening of fun, dane
ing and entertainment with the
Northwest's most popular band.
Remember the date. Saturday
night, March Is. MINNESOTA
IOWA CLUB, BAL E. 18th St. Ad-
mission 35c.-Advt.
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Chiseler! y!

Is new name which paying
readers of this paper are calling
people who borrow the paper week
ly instead of buying their own.
TOutes BONES AmIes Club
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complexioned man?

Ans: Your admirer, the dark
man, is entirely too friendly with
every woman he meets to make a
good mate. Were you to leave with
him you would be most un-
happy. He is going with more than
one girl right now, so don't be mis-
led into thinking that you are his
true love-" he never has been true
to one woman.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-03-24

Fashion FrOcks-The Quality
Line of Moderately Priced Up-tO-
the-Minute Styles. Call Dale 1888.
-Advt.