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The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-22
Hollywood Sights And Sounds
oy aobb;a Coos

HOLLYWOOD Cal 22I learned about juggling today distinguished looking practitioner of the art T Hawks.
 eair type juggling the kind director when he trying a story seldom attempted before
 juggling sorts?) might Howard Hawks poise as he goes Hawks of the school of direction leading for the silver hair and quietly gaythe Adolphe Menjou keep that mythical fashion crown
 On surface meaning sound where Plane No A.
 in today juggling apparent Hawks directs Cary Grant Carroll Allyn Joyn in dramatic stuff that good dramatic taken out of context.
 problem Hawks tells lis that we have in the one different storiese stories of live distinct characters groups Grant and Jean Arthur Grant and Hayworh Barthemesss wife; of Rita of Sig Rumann and the South American airline he Thomas Mitchell whose life bound up Barhelmesss and with Grants Even the radio operator a story, although this is minor
 And all these ntertwne-but must keep each Ill it's balance real characters speak ing lines those characters would speak, and-'
 To sum up briefly there's telling at what moment one
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-22
WASHINGTON AS LEADER
 STRESSED BY KILBURN

As speaker on the Douglas School program given yesterday afternoon in observance of George Washing tons birthday, Mayor L. w. Kil- burn presented a paper on the life of Washington, and stressing the man as a leader. He mentioned some of the monuments that have been erected in his honor and spoke of the bridge whereon his initials are carved. over the Hudson River, which is memorable in connection with his military exploits
 A number of parents and other visitors were present at the eZer- cises in addition to the student body The school band played two selections and America" was sung
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-22
SHRINE DANCE
 IS BRILLIANT
 SOCIAL EVENT

At the Scottish Rite Temple last evening another of the Shrin e dances was acclaimed a brilliant success by the many Juneau resi- dents and visitors who attended the formal affair.
 Numerous social gatherings pre- ceded the dance with officers on board the Coast Guard cutter Haida hosts to officers on the cutter Spencer and their guests, at a buff fet-supper
 Among others entertaining in- formally were MT. and Mrs. Lyle Wilson, the Francis L. Biggs, Will jam Douglas and the Verne Soleys.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-22
MINES. WALDAL, SAYLOR
 ARE TO BE HONORED

Tomorrow evening after regular meeting of their Lodge, Douglas Rebekahs will honor two of their members, Mrs. Elsie Waldal and Mrs. Vern Saylor, both of whom were victims of the Goldstein Building fire. Entertainment will be provided and all members are invited. The affair will be held in the Parish Hall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-22
HERE'S REAL MARK
 IN TRAP SHOOTING

DAYTON, O., Feb. 2C. Here's a record Phil Miller of French Lick, Ind, North Americas highest aver age trapshooter during 1888, missed only thirty-one targets of the 3,050 he shot at from the 16-yard line during the year That gave him the almost unbelievable average of .9898, the highest ever recorded on that number of targets.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-22
KRANE'S ORCHESTRA TO
 PLAY FOR SCHOOL DANCE

The Associated Student Body of the Douglas High School will be hosts to the dancing public of the channel at a barn dance to be held in the Natatorium Saturday night. Aprons for the ladies and overallS for the men will be in order. Harry Kranes orchestra has been engaged to play for the dance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-22
PERCY'S

matters hands Furthman enast and Hawks whose original story still sitting nights working things out everything in balance and yet give each character his just place.
 They're trying technique in the telling of this of aviation that shows the audience what it fill in the background from dialogue No exposory bidup to the fact that formerly Grants girl fiendust simple dialogue to let piece that Scarcely the popular blueprint method of audiences LIKE their inlaginations which, from AmenD
 When ask that the South American port supposed be in Ecua dor the director negatively doesn't like definite" settings
 "Once I called Today We Live with Joan Crawford activities little fleet desroyers in had for technical adviser officer brought of the boats And picture reeasedI telling everything about the picture wrong!"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-22
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
 TO MEET AT PERCY'S

Members of the Territorial Sen- ate will be special guests at tomor- rows Juneau Chamber of Con- merce luncheon meeting at Percy's Cafe. w. J. Moe, insurance adjus- tor. called here to settle claims ariS- ing from the Goldstein Building fire, will be a speaker.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-22
WEATHER SYNOPSIS


 portion the north Pacific the Gulf portion of Alaska this with Unmak Island Another with high from Mayo California Light precipitation occurred Seward  of northern weather prevailing the remainder of observation. Temperatures the portion mostly colder the northern portion
 Juneau Feb 23-Sunrise am. sunset 5:15 pm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-22

T. Beatty, employee of an Es- sex, Eng, firm, won the profess sional championship for roses at the Royal Horticultural show Dame Catharine of palest sulphur yellow, perfect in form and sym metry.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-22
FIRST PERIOD OF
 END SEMESTER ENDS

Marking the end of the regular six weeks period of the school term, and first one of the present semester. the last two days of the week, beginning tomorrow, will be given over to examinations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-22
THURMAN RETURNS

H. L. Yurman, furrier, who has been south for several weeks on business, returned here on the North Coast. He stopped off at Wrangell for several days to visit his daughter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-22
SUPT. PUBLIC WORKS
 WILL DRAW PLANS IN
 SCHOOL C0kTRUCTI0N

A measure was passed by the House of Representatives yesterday afternoon, House Bill ST, which
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-22

The family name of the English royal house was changed from Wet tin to Windsor July IT, 1917.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-22

The day after Christmas, BOX ing Day. is a legal holiday in Eng land.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-22

Boston was called "ShaWmut' by the Indians, and "Trimontaine' by the early Colonists at Charlestown.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-22

Isadora Duncan was killed in a freak automobile accident at Nice, France, in 1927
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-22

by the audience, ending the pro- gram.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-22
u S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WEATHER BUREAU
 THE WEATHER
(By the U. S. Weather Bureau)

at 3:30 tonight Thursday moderate soulnerly winds.
 
  souhery Dixon Chatham and Canal. Forecast of the  Thursday fresh Cape Spencer to Hnchinbrook. M
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-22

Today's News Tocay.-Empirc.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-22

Empire want adds pay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-22
q high spot in yOasr etny...

Thots luncheon time at PERCY'S. Thut big plute lunch served there ddilY for only forty cents is just the ticket to send you back to your work with new
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
Johnny Winters Will
Meet Steve Dudas In
Ten Rounds At Arena

Jolting Johnny Winters. Pontiac
ianitor. IS undaunted because he
has muffed several opportunities 10
link his name with those select
heayyweiehls numbered among The
first ten. Johnny just figures that
the day will soon arrive when he
will he able 10 leap up and open
the door when Old Man Oppo7u-
nifty comes a-knocking.
For instance. Johnny had fine
opportunity 20 leap 10 fame the
night he met Matte Brown in
Olympia, nlss little over TWO
Years hack on the calendar ~
time Buy Johnny muned This
chance when he lost the decision
to the veteran Westinghouse
And then came another chance
with Lorenzo Pack. and again
Winters was not ready 10 open The
door for opportunity. He was stop
ped by Lorenzo.
But Johnny thinks his great
chance will come June - in Arena
Garden when he faces steve Dudas.
veteran New Jersey heavyweight,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
Louis Ready
To Defend Title
Against Tony
Both Fighters
In Top Condition
For Title Bout
BY stan Correspondent

NEW YORk--At this date. there
is not factor rising above the bal
lyhoo pouring from the machines
OF the purveyors OF publicity that
would warrant the most optimistic
OF the Galento admirers to warm TO
the belief that the fight next We'd
nesday night will end in verdict
for Two-Ton Tony when he squares
on against Heavyweight Champion
Joe Louis In Yankee Stadium.
Galentos followers (and they
are few and far between). have not
exercised themselves into lather
over the prospects OF the swash-
buckling New Jersey pub owner
lifting the crown from the brown
brow OF Joe Louis. And this. not
withstanding the thousands OF
times their idol has loudly yelled,
"I'll kill that big bum"
Belief Has Not Changed
Three months ago when contracts
we're signed for the fight. fight fans
did not believe that Two-Ton Tony
would defeat the champion. That
belief has not changed.
Louis, taking no chance on not
being In good condition for his bout
with Galento. has been training In
dustriously at Pompton Lakes, Nj.
for the defense OF his title. the sew
enth time II has been in jeopardy
since he removed II from the pos
session OF James J. Braddock In
1887. where 1t had resided for two
years.
Champion Is Ready
Although Managers John W.
RoxBorough and Julian A. Black
are confident their protege will not
he extended TO dispose OF Galento.
they have not been negligent In
their duty 10 keep the champion
busy with some good sparmates
during the weeks he has been at
Pompion Lakes Trainer Jack
Blackburn thinks his charge will
be ready for the challenging thrus.s
OF the the slow-moving opponent.
Galento has been doing his train
ing skits at Summit, Nj. for the
past Ave weeks. Manager Joe
Jacobs said as the husky challen-
ger went into the last week OF
training for his supreme effort that
the vociferous Tony would be in
tip top shape for the test.
Depends On Left Hook
The challenger will depend en-
tirely on his terrific left hook TO
bring him victory And he hopes to
land his favorite blow In one OF the
early rounds OF the battle.
Galento has been quick to inform
reporters that Joe was an over
whelming favorite the night he was
stopped by Max Schmeling In 1896.
and has propped himself up under
this tonic which he has absorbed
In large quantities.
hut this will all he brought out
under the food lights in Yankee
Stadium Wednesday night before
mob OF Yelling fans.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24

ten-stroke with his new idea.
Johnstown just cantered home in
the Dwyer stakes In near track rec
ord time to bring HIS total earnings
up 10 $165,3i5. Boys, he is champ,
although colt named Sun Lover.
by the leading money winner OF
all lines. put up a surprisingly
good race.
Clodion won the Bunker Hill
Handicap at Boston with j Rosen
in the pilot house. beating out Pag-
aliacci by nose. Yellow Tulip, a
Detroit owned boss. got home after
hard fought finish at the Della
ware track. Warren Yarberry. a
Detroit lad. Is winning races al
Lincoln Field with much regular
lily. Lee Williams, Detroit sports.
man. has selected Saratoga, MY.
for his vacation spot. but the nags
don't get there until August. Lee.
So go early and duck that exorbi-
tant fee they charge.
The Tribune gave the following
nags recently: sir Greenock. Bas-
que, Prince Dean. Warhridge, Car
la. All won at nice odds. Such
chatter Is 10 be appended TO some
thing. Here are some Tribune cher
ny ripe nags: Mountaloon. Eli Yale,
Ocean-Tide. Ekwanok. Wise Bee,
Bulwark Cosport, Downy Pillow.
and Yale O'Nine. But don't hook
your PENNIES, boys. as nothing is
sure
ANY one knowing the where
abouts Of Smath Johnson, please
call or write The Tribune
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
Quinn Stars To Face
Cincinnati Tigers In
Twin Bill At Flint

Rsined out OF their games With
the Columbus Buckeyes in Column
bus. Ohio. last Sunday, Quinns
Stars. members OF the Midwest
league. return 10 Flint Sunday to
face Cincinnati Tigers in a double
header. The first game at Athletic
Park Is scheduled TO start al one
o'clock.
The Tigers are coming with a
bunch OF heavy hitters. paced by
William Patman. left fielder who is
lacing the ball 10 the tune or Az.
Virgil Harris. who has won his
last three starts. will be on the
mound for the visitors.
The Stars will depend on Julns
LAMAR. young right-hander who
defeated the Buckeyes two weeks
ago. and Dean Thomas, for The
hurting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
c O | e m a n Fans 20
Ford VS. Batters To
Win S To / Contest

Manager Henderson Turpins
TAG baseball nine hung up another
victory Sunday at Northwestern
Field by defeating the strong Ford
VS. Glass A team. 5 TO I.
Young School Boy" Phillip
Coleman was the star OF the game
as he turned back the Ford VS.
sluggers with three hits apd fan
ned 20. IL was one OF the most re-
markable pitching fests performed
on Northwestern Field In many
seasons.
The lineup Of the TAG club was
as follows: Malone c: Coleman, p:
Clay Id; Burns. %; Mavis. IS;
Dortch. sb; Curtis. CT: Smith. u;
and Stone. RI. The Ford VS. line
up was: Maybury, c: Erickson. CT;
Meaghern. Sd; l.. Lindstrom. so;
II; Lindstrom. RI:
Moore. Id; Ray. IS; Puhek and
Rosebach, D.
Malone and smith hit homers.
The umpireM were Calhoun behind
the plate. Hudson at third. and
Burton At hrst base.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
|0tis Wade
Wins High Jump
Conner Scores
In Century Dash

OTIS Wade River Rouge proved
several weeks ago that he was a
capable high jumper by winning
the event in the recent Class A
meet Saturday, in Wayne univer-
slty's sixth annual Relays az Belle
Isle. Wade established himself as
the best jumper in interscholastic
circles in Michigan by leaping s
feet, 2 inches. 10 take this special
ty.
In winning the event. Wade
scored over Arthur jenkins. South
eastern. city high jump champion.
Hugh Peterson. also OF Southeast
ern. tied for second place
Short or Record
By jumping feet. inches. Wade
was just Ia inch short Of record
made last year by Willie Marsh,
Pershing-
Eddie Conner. Ham,ramtk, won
The loeyard sprint specially, rae
ing The distance IA 1914 seconds
duplicating his fear in the city
high school championship last
week.
Wally Parks. and Wayman Taite
we're members ~ the Norihwesteru
high school medley relay team
Parks ran 40 leg and Tate go
Tate also ran on the 40 relay
team
The Miller team OF John Peter
son. Ozell Little. Walter Bates. and
Fred Harris won the third race OF
The medley relay. Horace Coleman
Ed Conner and Elmer CONWAY were
members OF the first SSo-yard relay
fnanl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
Chatter Of HOOfs
by Razz Brown
That Lucky Mr.. jackson

Mr.. Jackson, that lucky colored
gent from New Orleans who won
s2,0S0 on the daily double. Is an
old friend OF mine. The only state
ment wrong In the daily press was
that about his age. The Free
Press gave II as 81. when in truth
Jackson is about 67 years OF age
lie used 10 put me up on boss
named ElcctOr. owned by Press
West. an old Kentuckian. at the
turn OF the century. Jackson was
always very lucky and uncanny
fellow. and I've often wondered
why he never attempted TO train
HOSES. for boys, he knows the
nags as we'll as any man on the
track. lie has been around for
about so years. and he probably
gave that double TO others who won
It. lie is very good to his family.
aud | was more than happy TO hear
OF him winning. His job during the
past 20 years has been that OF taxi
ing care Of the rest room for men
working behind the mutuel win
dows. waiting on the clerks. or
bringing up money boxes. Yes. he's
vely trustworthy man, regardless
OF color.
The Tribune recently related a
short column about Ely Brown,
colorcd trainer OF the boss Sortie
Star. So he came right back to
win The feature race at the North
Randall track. lime Il. Were you
down boyss When this trainer
gets A boss worthwhile. he really
knows where and when TO run him,
so take my bunch and wager a
bunch.
Twilight racing has taken Detroit
by storm. and why not Those auto
workers can get their duces 10
work for them King Lehr made a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
JphIl Woodruff
Niins Half Mile
At NCAA
Ellerbee Pulls
Tendon In Short
Sprint Race

-s.rs s rolhlng IN the news OF
In, dale more indicative OF the
VA and lahorious road colored
.,sls,cs pill have 10 travel TO OBJ
..,r nositions on the United States
o,ympe leanl ~ 1910. than what
...rrred sauday in Los Angeles
.,d Princeton The colored ath-
a ,.,s. won oni one event in the
two meets
A, me National Collegiate Ath-
,,,lc associaapn annual meet In
Ia Angelo. saturday. Long John
Woodruff olympic 500 meter
CHAMPION rcd his NCAA half
mils championship by running the
wIni:sl9 lie was the only col
o-,d ahlc'r % win an event at
M historic Gathering OF more than
ro athlete. from the colleges and
universities ~ The country.
(lddings Second
Curtis Giddines. New York uni
ur,i,y finished second to Wood
ruff bur VAS unable TO make close
rsre against 10 lopg-striding Uni
ursity Of Pittsburgh graduate.
Morel Ellerbce. Tuskegee Insti-
nls was not able 10 retain his
championship IN the 100-yard dash,
losing 10 ,lsde Jeffrey. Stanford
university. Ellerhee pulled a mus
Gle near ire finish. an aggravation
Of the injury he suffered three
weeks ago IN ihe Tuskegee Relays.
Ellerbee Vas inable to compete in
he eseyafd sprini.
watson GETS second Twice
Captain Bin watson OF the Uni
wrsity Of Michigan track team was
compelled "a fake second places in
ire shot pa and discus throw. and
fourth place 70 the running broad
jump Watson reayed the 16-pound
shot q Fee s inches. and tossed
he discus ISL feet. 2 "a inches. In
ths broad Jump he leaped "a feet,
IL inch
Archie Harris. University OF In
dana was bird In the discus throw
with toss or 100 feet. s inches.
He failed 10 place In The shot pv;.
lilburn VILLAINS. Xaxier uniyer-
shy New orleans. was third in the
shc' pui wih a distance OF SO feet.
Il - inches.
Arlington And Burke Tie
Walt Arlington. Michigan state
College ana Edward Burke. Mar
q4et'e university. tied with Bill
DuFlesue White. Oregon STATE. for
iorlh place n The running high
lan9 az S feet. inches.
FLOYD Nelson Fresno college, was
nv N 10 loD.yard dash.
A. Princeton Archie williams.
olympic too.m eter champion.
,olna ihs laiing TOO tough after a
l0ng lay-of and lost his 440 title
% John Qlleley. white. l9-year-
GA New YORK. high school hoy when
y ''Ted IN NE last yards. The time
v" i's seconds. And John Borl-
'an iormer Virginia State college
var was npscd ont by Charlie
uee'ham' former Ohio state lumi-
raly' IN the half-mile run.
Although The outlook. based on
weurrepcos ~ the past weekend.
y" MOI 50 favorable 10 the color
% alhlrirs. ihnre u Nnf flmn for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
o. E. S. COLUMN F. & A. M.

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER NO. n q. S-STATED MEETING
LIST Wednesday. DEGREE W0RK-srd "Wednesday WORTH
Matrcn-Mrs Julia MorreI BIS Hendrick ilt.rcy ~
Worthy Acting Patron M Charles Williams. SO King Mad
ison sf2a
BATHsHEBA CHAPTER no. o. Z. s.-STArED MEETiNGist
Friday DEGREE WORK-srd Friday. Worthy Matron. Mrs.
Francis Higgins Hartford Worthy Patron. Mr.. v A.
Bristol, 1871 Jos Campau Fitzrcy 1853
PRISCILLA CHAPTER. NO. 81 o. r s-sTATED MEETING
End Friday. DEGREE WORK-4th Friday. Worthy Matron,
Mrs. Rosa Murphy, ssl sherman. frey ssl Worthy Fs
tren Mr. Haywood CAN'T s7o9 Hartford Tyler i-5ssA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
Cleveland Team Defeats Detroit Tennis Players
Shivers To Fight
On Nick Londes'
Card At Armory

Nick I.ondes Will stage show
at the Naval Armory on the eve
ming OF June %. according 10 an
nouncement coming from the
promoters office Monday. Lon
des will use Milton Shiyers, De-
troit middleweight against some
good fighter OF his division In
The main bout OF the evening.
Londes IS also looking for q
good opponent for Battling Mon
roe, Detroit light-heavyweight,
Tor the semi-fnal bout
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
Altes Beats Hubbard

The illcs Lager soft ball team
defeated Hubbard AC Al last Fri
day on the Hubbard teams home
ground. Bcecher and Rustin streets.
Alex Chllds pitched for Altcs. Yield
ing two hits and tanning Il. Ills
teammates nicked John Columbus
for : hits. The Alies team has won
s NJ the 10 games played this sea-
con
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
Lula Ballard
Defeats Lomax
In Tourney
Cleveland Scores
High Points In
Mems Singles
BY Lillian Burch

CLEVELAND - The lnisr-cltY
tennis tournament between mem-
hers N the Central Motor CRY Ten-
mis- club OF Detroit, and Cleveland
racquet wielders, was won by ths
Cievelanders. matches 20 Two
matches were raned our with the
score lied az one match each
Cleveland won three OF the FIVE
matches n me mems singles and
then split even With the visitors
in the womens singles and mems
doubles A large gallery watched
The matches
Flora Defeated
Probably the biggest ufprise n
the tournament was he defeat ~
Flora Lomax. national women
singles champion. bv Lula Ballard.
Cleveland former national wom-
ems champion Miss Ballard de-
feated The present champion So.
is. So.
Lillian Burch. rated number
four. defeated Jean STROBE Cleye-
land Public Parks champion and
rated in third position nationally.
&c. 6-l
Cle' Gland Wins Singles
In the mems singles Ro,hchnd
Van Burer Detroit. defeated Rich
ard Lee Cleveland. 81. 81. 6-4:
Norman Morris Detroit, junior star.
showed fine form IN defeating
George Holloway Cleveland. 81,
81, so John Long. Cleveland. de-
feaied Herman Simms. Detroit. 6-i.
As. CT; John wilkes, Cleveland.
Won from Dan Webster. Detroit.
80. 6-S Dewey Trigrs. Cleveland.
beat Harold Lockhart Detroit. 60.
60
In the mems doubles Dr O q.
Sweet paired with Roihchild Van
Buren, 10 give Detroit Nc'orr
over the cleveland pair Edwaai
LNtle and Robert Johns 80.
rs s-3 However levclana a-
ed The score when John Ions
John Wilkes irounced the Doses
ers. Emmerson craig ani kafl
Johnson go. So
Two Matches Halted
Two OF the mer's featured SIN
giles matches we're started. bat
were called of because OF rain
and darkness. Clarence Hunter.
Detroit. and Henry Graham Cleye-
land We're tied with one sci each
AZ the time Jack Scott. Detroit,
and Or. Mont somery Cleveland.
were also tied A. one SCI each When
the match was stopped
Among the Defroi'ers who made
the trip 70 Cleveland fer the 'ourn-
amenf We're jimmie !odee Annis
Mae Crockett. Edith Baker. Nr and
Mrs Spencer Lillian Hunter JOSEF
phiue Lockhar' Wade Clark NJ.
and Mrs Fred Jones. Archie Jones.
Doc Williams. Minnie Williams and
Anna Hazelwood.
Following the tournament ths
entire Detroit group MAS enterfain.
n a. Cedar CNanfry clgh with
( dinner. floor show and dancing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24

in the ten-fouri main 20 ~ lack
kearns fsht card
n Winters can succsssfullv svade
the 'hrusts ~ chlnkv Steve. and.
az the same time rei in some de NJ
aging Flows Of his own. he viii
have collared Old Man Opportn-
nifty The winner of this bout will
he piued againsf Bob Pastor on
July Is