davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Bio Welcome Planned
For Evelyn Sheridan

Garfield Fairgrounds annual
homecoming day today was to be
turned into a welcome back day
for Evelyn Sheridan. the popular
director who is to resume her duties
after years illness.
Such old timers as Joe Lynch,
Sam Zola, Ben Mccullough, Ed
Colliflower, Tommy Nolan, Dick
Tennyson, Preacher Adkins and
Maude Parker we're expected to be
on hand to give Miss Sheridan the
glad hand.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Lesnevich Lists Title
Bout With MuurieIlo

NEW YORK, July 81 (P.-Pro-
moter Mike Jacobs has announced
a world ight-heavyweight title bout
between Champion Gus Lesnevich of
Clifside, N. j.. and Tami Mauriello,
Bronx youngster, for August % in
Madison Square Garden. 1t will be
at Is rounds.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Shoughnessy, Biermon Teach in Grid School
Armstrong Declares Has Left Hand He Ever

clear the National League of
them"
Here's an unusual record. At
the end of last season, upon COM
pleting IS years in the big leagues,
Pitcher Bump Hadley. had twirled
1880 innings and yielded-2,380
hits.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Bonneker Net Tourney
Blanks Are Available

Entry blanks now are available at
the Banneker Recreation Center and
Force School for the annual tennis
tournament for colored players.
which will start August g. Compe-
tition is scheduled for mems and
women's singles, mems doubles and
mixed doubles.
For further information write
Joseph Cole, 1740 Massachusetts
avenue NV, or call him at Mich
igan ll55.
Edward Davis of the Banneker
Center. Georgia avenue and Euclid
street NV. also will answer in
quiries.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
'Y Boys Compete Today

More than so members of the
boys department of the Central
Y. NJ. c. A. were competing in
athletic events today at Camp Let's
Two softball games and swimming
meet were on the program.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Lynchburq Legion Winner

LYNCHBURG, Va, July 81 LP).-
Swamping Clifton Forge. % to 2,
under a barrage of base hits and
errors. Lynchburg American Legion
team won the western district cham
pionShip.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Diamond Dute Is SOUGHT

Glendale's unlimited nine wants
an opponent for Sunday. Call
Hyattsville 012o..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-09
LEGALS
NOTICE or NAsrEn.s sALE

N01NeEf Gtf AAS1Et&'S n
Notice is hereby given that in pssr-
.suanee OF a final decree made by
the Honorable Arthur Gomez. One
OF the Judges Of the Circuit Court
of the Eleventh Jufsfcfaf Circnit in
and for Monroe County, State of
Florida, bearing date the 18th day
of July, A. d. 1871 and duly entered
in that certain cause pending in sa id
Court wherein Mary O. Williams. a
widow. is the plaintiff and Harold
$. Alderman ansS others are the de-
PENDANTS. which is a suit for the
foreclosure of mortgage, I, Allan
3. Eleare. Jr.s the undersigned Spe-
cial Master in Chancery. as directed
by said CecFee, will offer for sale and
sell at public sale to the highest
bidder for cash at the front door Of
the Monroe County Court House in
Key West Florida on MonEav. the
first day OF September. A. u. 1871
during the legal hours of sale to-
wiz. between III o'claelS IN the fore
noon and o'clock in the afternoon
Of said day the following described
real estate. to satisfy said decree.
situate. lying and being in Monroe
County. Florida, to-wit.
On the Island Of Key West.
known on William A. White
heaGs Map. deliaeated in Feb
rIary A. 3. 1899. as part Of Tract
Four e4G Beginning al the
Northwest Corner Of Simontan
and olivia Streets, run thence
Nortl1wssferiy along the West
eriy side OF Sinaonton Street
Forty seven t47l feet F0ar "a
inches and asnablish9a peint Of
beginning from said point run
Sputhwesterly at right angles TO
said Simonton Street Fffty-
Saxan f5TI feet thence aft rfQht
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-09
SPECIAL NOTICE
TO TAXPAYERS

The .Tax-AsseSSor of the City
of Key West, having submitted to
the City Council his preliminary
assessment roll for the year 1941,
for approval all persons desiring
to have corrections thereof made
whether in listing, valuation of
the property, or otherwise. are
hereby notified that said assess
ment roll will be in the City
Clerks office accessible to the
public beginning Monday, July
IL, I941, to and including Thurs
day, July q. 1871, for the pur-
pose of inspection
The Clerks office will be open
during said period from 900 A. M
to 100 P. M and from 2.o0 r. NJ.
to SEQ p. IA, daily excepting Sum
day
Amy person desiring a correc-
ton as above should file with the
City Clerk on or before Thursday,
July 81, l94l at 500 p. NJ his or
her objections to said assessments
and the corrections desired to be
made.
The City Council viii meet at
the City Hall on Thursday, July
q, 194l at 800 P. M for the pur-
pose Of eauaIizing the assessments
and making proper corrections
and will reconvene from day to
day until all Of said petitions shall
have been heard and equalization
of assessments have been COM
pleted.
p. L. WEATTIERFORD,
aug9- II, f94l City Clerk.
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HENRY SET FOR
One MORE BANG
AT RING CROWN
ARMSTRONG WOULD START
CAMPAIGN IN SERIES or
EXHIBITION GOES IN IS
STATES
ny Associates Press,

Los ANGELES, Aug. g.
4Hammerin' Henry Armstrong,
terror of the little men in three
divisions, viii put on the padded
mitts again for 15-fight exhibit
ton tour-and maybe for a shot
at the welterweight title.
Henry, who quit the ring after
his defeat by Fritzie Zivic, is
confident las all the oldtimers
arel that the new ruler on the
roost doesn't fight in the same
class with the tough ones of
other days.
Armstrong retired in January
after taking his first knockout in
an effort to regain the champion
ship which be had dropped to-
Civic in October
At that tine, his eyes badly
cut, he announced that he would
retire for ever.
Several business ventures have
folded under him since. however,
and friends say the onetine
champion of three divisions needs
the money he could pick up in a
new assault on the walter divi-
sion.
Armstrong, who won his weller
title by knocking cut Barney
Ross. held that crown along with
the diadems of the feathers and
lightweightsalI at one time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-09

xESTEHDAxs Lueua Pal mar
reau Docks nbonf office suido,us
1iit SHE 1aeUer thought that she
.1oitsd be one srhen married less
-aan q ysur. But Henry FORKS
2 great deal, both at his regular
Joo, and at priting SONGS fer
MaTle Mason to sing on the air.
And Of course sDriting SONGS for
laaTse means that Henry sees a
9oud deal Of her. and that Marie
Haakes the most Of thar fact. Hen
~ y uery GOOD looking. unfor-
titnutetB Lilsii1 and Henry 5ust
haCe giUsn a dinner.
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Tomorrow's Tides
Nrzo4 D.,oN
FORECAST

(Tlll I:30 D. m. sunday
Kew West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Sunday, pos
sibly thundershowers Sunday;
gentle to moderate winds, mostly
easterly
Florida: Partly cloudy and con-
tinued warm tonight and Sunday:
widely scattered thundershowers
over south and central portions
Sunday afternoon.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
and East Gulf: Gentle to mod
crate variable winds except
mostly easterly over extreme
south portion; partly overcast
weather tonight and Sunday, scat
tered thundershowers over south
portion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-09
PREDICTS CRASH WIFE
KILLED

Los ANGELES = Seeing a
streamliner train streak by on
an overpass overhead, John
Washburn predicted that ii would
strike somebody some day, AL
most instantly there was a crash
between the train and car and
when Washburn arrived at the
scene he found that one of the
four victims of the crash was his
wife, Anna Lee Washburn, 81.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-09
Must We All BE Wondering Jewsa

Headline in Los Angeles
Times: Death Rate Shrinking
Alarningiy.n Terrible news thisf
We are reminded Of the poets
lines:
We may live without motoring,
golfing and flying,
But civilized man cannot live.
without dying.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-09
A HEAVY SENTENCE

NEW YORK. Pleading gull
ty to third-degree robbery and
possession of a revolver, William
Hartman, 80, who robbed
liquor store of $50 and was later
captured, was sentenced by the
judge to twenty to forty years
in Sing Sing prison.
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Today's Horoscope

Today's nature is affectionate
and probably denonstrative, but
inclined to wall over troubles too
small to notice The DISPOSE
ton is too inapulsive In many
cases, good fortune may follow
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-09

BY use of polarograph, which
reads the amount Of electric cur
rent passing through a solution,
scientists are now able to meas
ure the amount of various sub
stances the solution contains TO
billionths of an ounce.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-09

Miss Elizabeth Gregory Macgill,
81 who is a cripple from infan-
tile paralysis, is chief engineer of
a car and foundry plant in Fort
William, Can, that has been de-
signated to turn out fighting
planes.
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DODGERS MOVE
BACK in LEAD;
WALLOP BOSTON
MEDWIcK HITS HOME Rum
NO. Is TO AID IN So
TRIUMPH Oven FUTILE
BRAVES

Especial to The citi.enl

NEW YORK. Aug. g--Limiting
the seventh-place Boston Braves
to six hits, the Dodgers Whitlow
Wyatt racked up his fifteenth win
of the season yesterday and led
his mates back to the top of the
National League heap in a 6 to 2
triumph
The victory. seventh straight
for Brooklyn gave the Dodgers a
percentage lead of SAT to .643
over the idle St. Louis Cardinals.
Paced by Joe MedWick, who hit
his thirteenth home run of the
season in the thirteenth and wal
loped double in the eighth, the
Dodgers pounded Jim Tobin for a
dozen hits.
The Chicago Cubs, getting one
hit pitching from Paul Erickson,
stopped the rush of the Pittsburgh
Pirates, 10, setting the Smoky
City boys down for their first de-
feat in seven games.
Young Wins for Giants
Babe Young, New York Giant
first Sacker, won an eleventh in
ming triumph over the Philadel-
phia Philies, 80. by cfeuting a
home run out Of the park in the
final stanza.
Bill Lohrman of the Giants,
who gave up six hits, and Cy
Blanton. VINO was tagged for
eight, battled through the full IL
innings.
Unable to break out of their
mid-seaSon slump. the New York
Yankees took it on the chin un-
der the lights from the Philadel-
phia Athletics last night, 5-to-3,
before 29,27o fans at Shibe park.
Bob johnson of the As collect
ed his twentieth homer of the sea-
son in the fifth, driving in two
runs ahead of him and putting
the game on ice.
The Boston Red Sox landed all
over Steve Sundra of the Wash
ington Senator'S in the first in
ming to run up a six-run lead,
then galloped on to 1873
triumph.
Arnold Anderson, relief tosser
who went in for Sundra, ran into
the same kind Of medicine in the
seventh as the Sox staged another
six-run bombardment.
The Chicago White Sox nailed
down the St. Louis Browns. 1872.
in a game which saw the Chiea-
goans out in front. 1870. after the
fifth.
nm 1-11<,...
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I E G AIS

TN THE C0rnT or tbs 49,
~ DIE. MONROE NJ
FLORIDA. " PR0B8TF
In re Estate Of
FRANK COLLINS Rsf,ss,
also sometimes knaszn
FRANK C. BROWN.
To ALI Creditors and Farss..
ing Claims or DeHands
said Estate
NOTICE 70 cREDfsre.s.s
tI933 Probate Act. sees ire :.
You and each Of yua -
notified and required Is
any claims and demands u. ~
oF either OF you may have
the estate of Frank Collins IS.
also sometimes known IS Ffsl
Brown deceased, late ef sud
~. 70 the GtYautv Judge 81
County Fsiorida, a tshfs offles
court house 81 said C0anfS
West. Florida. within eiEh
months from the time at
publication Of this aaalee
claim or flenasfad shall ne ii s.lis
and shall state the place ct rss.
and pest office address af Ire
ant. and shall he swera %
claimant, has agent. or his At
anG any such claim or dsGsaka
so filed shall be void.
JENNIE ANNA BRf3T
As administrator OF the Extats
Frank Collins RrosxH. also
times known. as Frank
deceased. aug9-1 less
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).
MARJORIE HAcKETT FEN.
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBkICATTOS
Ii appearing by the sworn hill
flied in the aboye-sfatsd cause thar
Marjorie Hackett E'eiB. the defend-
ant therein named. is a 0B-resident
OF the state ef Florida and resides
at 62D North Madison Street. Ray
,131X. Michigan; that said defend
ant is over the age of twenty
one years. that there is no person
in the state of Florida the service
Of simmons IN cfancerg upon
whom would bind said defendant
1t Is therefore ordered that said
Defendant be and she is hereby re-
CURED 20 appear to the bill of COM
plant filed in said cause on or be-.
fore Monday, the LIST day Of Septsnl-
Der. a. d. 1871. otherwise the alie-
cations Of said bili will be taken as
confessed by said defendant.
II is further ordered that this
order be published once each week
for four consecutive weeks in The
Key West Citizen, a newsDaper. pub
hshed IN said county and state.
Done and ordered this lst dav Of
August. 1871.
SSEALl Ross G Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court
BY tSd-l Anita N. Diaz.
Deputy Clerk.
tSd.J ALLAN b. CLEARE. JR.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
angz~9- ls- 23-s0 I94l
4
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Unnecessary

DeighDo you think a man
should ten all his thoughts and
actions TO his wife?
Knite-That would be waste
Of time. She already knows all
his Thoughts. and the neighbers
keen her inIormed of his actions.
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through enthusiasm for a GER
tain kind Of work.
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IN THE COURT or THE Ger
uDGE. MONROE c0fS4,
FEOfFTTBN, IN PEtoB4TE.
In re Estate OF

In re EState OF
FEARL w BEINAS. also
known as PEA7LE BRfNAS
Deceased
To All Creditors and Persons Hs
ing Claims or Demands Ae
Said Estate:
NOTICE TO CREDFT0Rs
tIsg3 Probate Act. secs. "a. I1el
You and each OF you are hfls
notified and required to pfsSs.'
any claims ard demands which
or either of you may haee ssa
the estate Of Pearl W 3rinass a
known as Pearle Airi1as GeeeAatE
late of said Gotaty 70 the EailfI1
Judge Of Monroe County. Florisias
his office In the court house q Sal
County at Key x est Fl1rId2 -
in eight eaFenfar months fraaff f
time Of the fiFst nuBlieatie1s ak s
notice. Each claim or demand SHAH
be in writing. and shall state
place of residence and posi-
address OF the claimant and SRA
be sworn to by the claimant. his
agent. or his attorney. aud anE saE1
claim or demand not 50 fiieA sssai
be void
PRESST L. TEsasF L F tstsf]f ..
As Administrator OF IN Est.I4e
Pearl W. Irinas, alsl knoWN
pearle. Bripas.. deceased
augs- re- z3-ae $
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THE WEATHER


Observation taken at 7:30 a. m.
18TH Mer. Time (city office)
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LEGALS

IN CIRCUIT COURT. STATE OF
FLORIDA. ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL,
CIRCUIT. MONROE COUNTY N
CHANCERY.
EDW ARB FEM,
Eog1sn%s4f
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NUINE 20 tItEDIEtlsEs

To ALI Creditors and rerss
ing Claims or Demand&
Said Estate
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TO All Creditors and Persons is
ing Claims or Demands Aea
Said Estate:
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we have so little in common"
Luella replied. Il can't drink with
Mae because it makes me i'll the
eext day. and ! don't like it any
way--alcoholic drinks, mean
Il thought you were getting so
you enjoyed a cocktail now and
then"
aOh, in a way. / debut two is
my limit, Then there's bridge.
You know we can't afford to play
fer the stakes Mae plays for, and
she's not the type to play for-for
peanuts"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-18
Broncos Play
Midwest Team
Suntu Clara Come
Tops Coost Slate

sAN FKs>cfseo-The slixhtis
tarnsshed prestige ~ Pacific cnsst
feothsii. a. eonrsFed q TIE rid-
western brand msx Get ~hst
amounts - . shci IN the arm to-
morrow whsn Santa clara play.
Michigan state here
Whlis santa Clara TAKES ~ fke
NIchiG arders led ~ Shart~s Mach
rsaa. s~s ~ Tire rscsfsr Coast ron
feseaee.s pr~.~ri mig four Win ~
s<>kssa "a Improve s.>sF nrss a..
vssses ssasdi.G~.
Washington. which got hack On
the track last wres after twe set
hacks. plays uc1.A In Seattle. Ore
Eon. the surprise team - far IN
the iesf campaign. plays Cali.
fornis in Portland. Washington
and ofsgea are favored
In . third conferences game Use
and Washington state. hosh con
ssdered out q tl,uiar chance, play
In Lns Anssle. The outcome u
. tess-ur.
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City Rivalry
Flares Again
Expect Wide-Open
Come II Field Dry
alY ca Gall NoIl>.> De-


Rssuming a city rivalry which
up 10 five years ago Was one Of
the highlights Of the Tacoma col
leeiats football season. College Of
Puget Sound Loggers and Pacific
Lutheran Gladistors are ready for
their Kiwsnis benefit game sat
urdsy night IN the stadium bowl
With both coaches Frank
st c. ?. $. and Cliff Olson at
?. l. C.-hoping for a dry field.
fans are expecting one Of the most
uide-open games ever seen in the
stadium.
Both teams expect 10 ride the
air lanes 10 victory. The Lutherans'
proves in forward passing is
known 10 almost every man. wom-
an and child In Tacoma hut Stats
tics show that the Loggers have
almost A. strong an aerial often
sive.
With q completion figure run
ming v~xv close TO fifty per cent
and With that percentage on the
upgrade aimee Jack Spencer. i40-
pound freshman from kirkland
took over the pitching duties. the
Lumberjscks can be rated as
dangerous foes In the toward pass
department.
Even Lutheran Headman Cliff
Olson realizes the danger Of Log
ger passes. Thursday the Glsds
spent practically their entire prsc-
tioe session working on defense for
Puget Sound serials. Assistant
Coach Baron Bsrofsky was handl-
Ing the Logger" squad.
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Vic Johnson. Tacoma pin vetsr-
an. rolled 63s for the best score
Of the City league matches on the
Broadway alleys Thursday night,
marking consistently with games
of 202, 205 and 231.
Two other City leaguers were
over the coveted 500 line Big
Ben Oyerdshl who shoots for the
Fuel team. rolled sie and John
Fijslka. captain Of the Circle c
Ranchmen, registered sos.
One new league record. .
new high team single, WAS
written into the records nv
the Ranches who Tailed 1891
In their third game.
II was a big night for Fijslks
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Sinclair to
Miss Game

t-scxs ., Msrsls. ses>. ~
l,s nr.t wiase lessas vsstery
ths Friday night 81 sssveas red.
olymr,s ~hsa thsr rlsv c<ntFsi
Nsshlaxson wiistcsss suffered =
severe ell sh<n Ffsnkls Sinsissf.
ace k.lfesss. skswss 40 81 Inc
college snfsrmsry vita = sight
head lafary
IRE exact rstsnt ~ tss snlary
10 not sncen nut coses Hrusf
HEN hss Tlsta % Al haf~s II
using his ace against csntFsi sna
70 xr~rm,nr j"hn Marsh fcf tss
sft hslfsses spot
II assshes last misats
change Mods las ss~ra ~
Israla tss. Ne ssnsssssA~k
Pssissa~ n ptsre - ns~ss
Cooper
ms gives tks Rsrgsss tee
brother ecm smsunrs scs ssd ny
Tariff in shs naehfseid ard the
Southwark twsns Ray and rom.
~ha Oil start ~ their usual quart
positions
Yca help yourself ~hsn yea buy
u. q pefes~ nand.'
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4lst All Set
For Sunday
Sunsets to Bottle
Poine Field Flyers
FORTY-FIRsT DIVISION. Fort

FORTY-FIRST DIVISION. Fort
Lewis - BY taking advantage Of
the dry weather the first part
of the week. First Lieut.. Loren w.
futile. 4ist Division football
coach. put his charges through
such stiff workouts that Thursday
they reached the tapering off
stage in training for the Sunday
game at Tacoma stadium with the
Pane Field Filters Of Everett.
The game will start ut Z
p. m.
On the injured list are Don
Knapp Of Pullman, injured
shoulder. John Lee If Everett and
Jim Dsneri Of Santa Anna, Calf,
both fsvoring game knees.
The 4lst-F1ier contest will
mark the first sll-service
game To be played In the Ia
coma stadium In several sea-
sons. II Is a regular sched-
uled Northwest Football league
game and IL the first time
the two teams have met this
season. They will play a re-
turn engagement on Armistice
day at Everett.
In this weeks scrimmage Coach
Tuttle emphasized defensive tao
tics designed to stop the fast Filler
backfield strategy built around
Willie Spring. former Fresno state
college flash. Lieut.. Al Dahlberg
Of Puyallup, Filler coach, has made
Spring the spsrkplug of his Of
fensive.
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Hitting the Old Head Pin on Local Lanes

and his mates. for they won three
points from opticals to take un-
disputed possession of first place.
The best team performance Of
the evening vas the 7s7s total
registered by the Packers. whose
low individual score was $40
III Cuppernuifs 240 was the
high single game Of the matches
TIE scores:
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Luther Backs
Lead Nation
"rommyqun" Leods
In Total oiiouso

sGArrtn rx<zfix Northwest
fe~'tsu s>ps ur - nsss<ea r><>
smenx tss hstlans msnHr l<>e~e<
te-fey 80 wltl<m<ft< aNss~r<<ty
.ad a.<vss rs~m<rvts = r><sfs<
Latkersr kci1s9e turr<s re r~ee<s
~ sr~ Amsfse.s fs~ssrsn s6sshe'
teal ssreaa
WEllsme<fe's aszs~f<4l>d u>ar-
esis - rcvs liar 10 rspsrsiHG
sehosss ~ish . sssAi sfrposs svee-
sss a s~ss ssras > ssa<
r~~uus<vsa. . nes1p -
Ass><sre tn-s yess. 49, 0sss
n tstnst1na1 rsssNos wsen -
yse<s sas~ea N ssens set~~~N
s~-~s ~ u thr~soh pnm1mo.
r~~s~ssv>a e~~uoeps~e - 80
~ 81 - ssssuuCes ~ -
yard. ~ 49, shns 1ppsss@~ne-
tisn cesslna w~~e resss Stats
fsidssr. sas sioss npesna nsm-
msrvtk ~uh afs ysr5s ssssI ~.
feass. followed ~ Hasoia AisIi
Ns~ uamrshsss university. with
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Rival Ends

Ace poss receivers for the
two teoms ore Bob Moycum-
Der, Logger end, ond poul
Polillo, Lutheron fIonkmon.
Both ore toll and con reach UP
into the clouds for the flying
pioskin.
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Posed TO pitch O perfect
strike into the bonds OF O {.
p. s. Logger 'eorrote IS Jock
Spenser, l4o-pound freshmen
sensation from kirklond. Spen-
ser will siort Saturday night
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-18

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

You Are Going on a Good-Neighbor Cruise
to South America and, Yes, 1t Might BE
a Good Idea to Camouhage Yourself In
Case You Like to Stroll in the Moonlight
or Fall Overheard. When the immigration
Authorities Pass You the Papers and Say,
"Who Shall We Notify in Case of Acct
dent ?" Smile Neatly and Retort,- Notify
Me-and There Won't BE Any Accident"