davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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At $500


2 Orig. 1895 Solid Maple VAN
ity Benches ---- $500
2 Orig. S5.95 Solid Maple
Benches ------------ $500
6 Orig. SlO.95 Solid Maple
Benches -----r------ $500
5 Orig. $1O.95 Solid Maple
Benches --.----- $500
2 Orig. SI2.95 Chairs. Mahog-
any veneer on gumwOod $500
Is Orig. SIO.95 Benches. Solid
walnut So
4 Orig. $7.95 Chairs. Walnut
veneer on gumWood $500 $500
90 Orig. Ss.95 Benches. Ma
hogany veneer on gImwood, So
10 Orig. $685. Benches.
Bleached mahogany veneer on
gumwood .------- $500
3 Orig. S5.15 Chairs. Blue
tapestry walnut veneer on
gumwood --------- $500
2 Orig. S1l.OO Side Chairs.
Walnut veneer on gumWood, S3
5 Orig. $3.50 Armchairs. Solid
nanla 81 (tl
3 Orig. S5.75 Side Chairs.
Green tapestry walnut veneer
on pumwood $500
l Orig. $500 Side Chair. Blue
mahogany veneer on gum
wood So 90
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At $500

? Orig. S9.95 Night Tables.
Solid maple ----- $500
| Orig. Sll.95 Night Table.
Bleached mahogany veneer on
gumwood $500
Is Orig. S12.95 Night Tables.
Mahogany veneer on gum
wood --- $500
5 Orig. S1295 Night Tables.
Bleached mahogany - $500
Evening star., 1941-11-06
WONIEN'S
HANDBAGS

ii Orig. $500 Patent Leather
Handbags. Top handle and
envelope styles ---- $3.50
8 Orig. SI.00 Fabric Hand
bags -- 29C
80 Orig. $500 and $500 Plastic
Handbags. In black or brown.
Some leather handbags in this
group -S Sl.69
80 Orig. $500 and 1896 Leath-
er or BrOadclOth Handbags.
$3.50
Leather Goods, Nam Floor3
Oniy IN.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
THRIFT COATS
AND SUITS

! Orig. Sl6.95 Plaid Coat. Size
II ----- 500
2 Orig. S16.95 Spring Goats IN
Shepherd plaid. Sizes 16 and
l8 -------------- $3.50
35 Orig. S16.95 and 1895
Spring Coats. Box ara fitted
styles. Black and navy. Sizes
38 and AZ, 39i TO 45 in the
group -------- SlO
2 Orig. S2295 Three piece
Grey Wool Crepe Cape Suits
properly labeled as 10 wool
content) Sb.J0
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At $500

At SIOsOO
/ Orig. S32.95 Bed. Mahogany
veneer on gumWood $500
6 Orig. S32.95 Beds. Mahogany
veneer on gumWood $500
2 Orig. $500 Dressers. Ma
hogany veneer on gumWoOd.
$500
Ii Orig. $500 Nanities. Ma
hogany veneer on gumwood.
$500
6 Orig. $500 Dress sers.
Bleached mahogany $500
/ Orig. $4,000 Buffet. Wheat,
$500
Evening star., 1941-11-06
WONIEN'S
HOUSECOATS

6 Orig. S10.99 RayOn Crepe
NegIigees. Zip styles - S7.99
3 Orig. 1859 Organdy Negli-
gees. Very full skirts. Beauti-
fully made S9.99-
fNocIipees Third F1oor !
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Save on
Luggage


: Women's Former S6.o5
Overnight Cases. Damaged.
S2.95
WOman's Former S12.a5
Hat and Shoe Case. Torn
binding S6.a5
, Mems or Womens For
mer $3.50 "NagabOnd"
Wardrobe Cases $1,000
l Woman's Former $3.50
"Naga bond" Canvas Shoe
Case Ss.a5
l Woman's Former $500
RusSet. Saddle leather
Overnight Case. Soiled.
1896
l Mans Former SS.95 Split
Cowhide Commuter Case.
$500
4 Mems Former $3.50
Smooth Cowhide Week
end Cases. Slightly
scratched S1295
2 WOmen'S Former $685.
Canvas Overnight Cases.
SI.99
Woman'S Former SS.95
Canvas Weekend Cases.
se.oa
Woman's Former S16.50
Lightweight Hat and Shoe
Case $500
s Mems Former $3.50 Can
vas Overnight Cases. Irish
linen lined S5.a5
l Mans Former $4,000 Wal
rus Leather Two-suiter,
$1,000
l Mans Former $4,000 Nat
ural Rawhide Jacknife
Suitcase. Soiled $4,000
2 Mems Former $3.50
Lightweight Two Suiter
Suitcase - S12.95
) Former $3.50 Canvas
Covered Picnic Cases. Fit
ted for s S8.95
CThe Hecht Co.'S MODERN
LUGGAGE SHOP. Main Floor
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BOYS 2-PC.
COTTON
FLANNEL
PAJAMAS
94c

1873 pairs to 60 at this price!
Warm cotton flannel paJamas
Just right for cold winter
nights made in the popu-
lar mildly" style. in colorful
stripes. Broken sizes 8 to ID.
81 Orig. S1.25 Boys Cotton
Knitted Jerseys with long
sleeves S4c
6s Orig. S2.49 Boys Corduroy
Knickers. Broken sizes $1.88
68 Orig. S2.99 Boys Sweaters.
Broken sizes and colors S2.18
s Orig. $500 Boys Heavy Wool
Jackets. Broken sizes ---A.A
10 Orig. $500 Boys Corduroy
Sets Of Matching Jackets and
Knickers. Broken sizes and
colOrs $o.Z9
30 Orig. 1919 Boys HEAVY
Shaker Sweaters. Broken sizes
and c6lors $3.50
tAu Properly Labeled A. -
Wool Cortert)
(Boys' Furnishings.
Second Floor
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4-Orig. S4i.95 Axmin-
ster 9x10.6 Rugs. $685.
6-Orig. S31.95 Axmin-
ster 9x9 Rugs S24.95
1-Orig. S42.95 AXmin-
ster 9x6.1O Rug S24.95
1-Orig. s32.95 Axmin-
ster 9X6 Rugs S21.95
1-Orig. S34.95 Axmin-
ster 9X8.3 Rug --S2l.95
Orig. S31.95 AXmin-
ster SKIS Rugs $685.
I-Orig. S25.95 Axmin-
Ster 9x6 Rug S15.95
1-Orig. $500 Broad
loom 9X9.9 Rug las isl.
$14.95
Orig. S21.95 AXmin-
ster 9X4.6 Rugs S12.95
5-Ong. S14.95 Axmin-
ster 4.6x6.6 Rugs S7.95
The Hpcht Coz
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l-Orig. $3.50 Axmin-
ster 9XlS Rug S62.95
5-Orig. S16.95 AXmin-
ster 9XI2 Rugs S54.95
I-Orig. $3.50 Washed
9X12 Chinese Pattern
Wilton Rug S49.95
1-Orig. S12.50 Amin
ster 9x13.6 Rug S46.95
If PERI. SSi.50 9x12
Wilton Rug S44.95
1-Orig. S61.95 Axmin-
ster 9x15 Rugs 1895
1-Orig. $685. Axmin-
ster 9X9 Rug 1896
1-Orig. Ss6.95 Axmin-
ster 9x12 Rug (as isl.
1896
4-Orig. $3.50 Amin
ster 8.3x10.6 Rugs, $685.
Orig. $500 Oriental
Pattern 6X9 Rugs, $685.
rugs. Fourth +.
Evening star., 1941-11-06

FRIDAY CLEAR ANCE
Lingerie

30 Orig. .-S1.19 Chenille Jackets
Warm and comfy 10 slip
on when reading or breakfast
ing in bed. Pastel colorS, bro
ken sizes -----------I. SOC
25 Orig. $500 Chinese Silk
and RayOn Slips. Hand en-
broidered. In tearoSe. Broken
sizes --.--. ------- S1.0O
25 Orig. $500 Slips and Gowns
in lacey and tailored styles.
Rayon crepe and rayOn satin,
Sl.29
20 Orig. $500 Gowns III lacey
and tailored styles. Long and
fitted. Well made S1.99
Is Orig. $500 Gowns in rayon
crepe and rayon satin. Lacey
styles ------------- S2.66
Is Orig. 500 Gowns in lacey
and tailored styles. In rayon
crepes and rayon satin. Beau
tifully made -- S4.66
Lingerie. Third Floor
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At $1,000

l Orig. $1,000 Bed. Solid ma
hogany $1,000
l Orig. $500 Vanity. Bleach
ed mahogany ---S1 $1,000
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Clearance!
BEDROOM,
DINING ROOM
FURNITURE

Incomplete suites reduced for
immediate clearance! Come
early and assemble two rooms
full at savings you wouldn't
believe possible!
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Orie. SI.j9
PEARLWICk
BATHROOM
STOOLS
j9c

Simulated Pearl Top Bathroom
Stools at less than half their
original price! Lots of colors!
8--Orig. S1.39 Carpet Sweep
ers. Steel body ------- 69c
76-Orig. 69c OvenprOOf Glass
Pie Plates. Handsome chrome
frames - SIC
(Housefurnishings, Seventh Floor.)
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ORIG. $685. Administer and
ErOadIOOm 9Nl2 Rugs
SI7.90

Just S RUGS in the lot which explains the price.
But their nottled Administers and n1ulticolored
broodloon1s which oside from their neoring posi-
btes, otter oil sorts Of possibility for use with
voricus types Of furnishings And s won't lost
lono n this
Evening star., 1941-11-06

IA prs. Orig. S4.99 Hand
Embroidered Wamsutta
Percale Cases, pair.
S1.99
5 Orig. S4.99 Irish Linen
53X53 Iris h Linen
Cloths S2.99
IA If PERI. S7.99 Irish
Linen Table Cloths. 3
ydS. long S4.99
l If PERI. Sl5.95 Double
Damask 68xS6-in. Cloth,
$500
4 Orig. SI5.95 Irish
Linen Double DamaSk
Cloths. 3 yds. long, S9.99
3 Orig. S19.95 Irish
Linen Double Dana SIX
Cloths, 3l2 ydS. long.
Sll.95
/ Orig. S39.95 Hand
+ IN b rOi d e red I3-pc.
Linen Banquet Set (72x
80 cloth S S25
3 Orig. Si9,95 Hand
L m b ro d cred Linen
Banquet Sets (2l2 ydS.
Clothl - $685.
l Orig. $685. Hand
E m b r o d cred Linen
Banquet Set g yds.
cloth) - S29.95
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KNIT UNDIES

so Orig. Sl.00 and $1.l9 Cot
ton Knit Gowns and Pajamas.
Warm and comfy. Pastel col.
ors. Broken sizes CSC
(Knit Undies. Main Toor3
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AT 33I3% TO $50 OFF!

2i0 Orig. l9c TO 39c
Hand Embroidered
Napkins, DoilieS and
Odd Pieces 10c
800 Orig. SOC to SOC
Hand Embroidered
Napkins. Doilies and
Odd Pieces --l9c
$50 Orig. 59c and 19c
Scarfs, Madeira Pieces,
Vanity Sets and Such.
29c
$50 Orig. soc PlastOcraft
12xl8 Luncheon Mats.
4 for 81
48O Orig. 39c Solid COL
or 20x40 Cannon Towels,
29c
$50 Orig. SOC White OK
Al and 23x46 Bath
Towels; colored borders,
39c
130 Orig. S1.00 Bridge
Sets. Bridge Cloths,
Scarfs and Madeira
Squares ----4 49c
$50 Orig. 81 and Sl.98
Chenille Lid Covers, 49c
Glnens, Fifth Floor,
The HeCht CO..
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AT $1,000
AT $500

/ Orig. $500 Vanity. MahOg-
any veneer on gumWood $500
l Orig. S49.95 Dresser. Walnut
veneer on gumWood - $500
FURNITURE. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-11-06

Only IIU.
OrieiuaLLp SO
Evening star., 1941-05-18

tiptop condition. As to requirements
for membership in the patrol, the
boys themselves can't tell you eX-
actly what they are, except that a
candidate has to be an expert SWIM
mer and surfer, must have an un-
usually fine physique, good manners
and the desire to make himself
agreeable to everybody that comes
into his territory.
What do the boys do? Well, just
try working by yourself on the
combination of 100-pound surf
board, half mile paddle with your
arms out to where the waves get
up their magic steam and a 40
mile-an-hour race to shore that you
have to win, or else. Now do you
see what they do?
Surfboarding is the most thrilling
water sport in the world if you can
find the long-range, evenly behaved
waves for it. These are at Waikiki.
Master of the sport isn't easy, but
the beach patrol makes it first in
their order of business to teach as
much as the visitor has time to
learn about it-and going back to
the mainland with any real surf
boarding knack is like coming home
with million dollars in your pocket.
Besides surfboarding, the beach
boys take the malihini out to shoot
the waves in an outrigger canoe
Few visitors have the nerve at first
Evening star., 1941-05-18
New Road Is Built
To Picture Writings

ALAMOGORDO, N. Mex, May IT.
Increasing tourist interest in the
Indian petroglyphs near Three
Rivers, headquarters for one of New
Mexico's largest cattle ranches, has
prompted marking of the road lead
ing to the area.
The area embraces one of the OUT
standing collections of Indian pic
lures in New Mexico. The petroglyph
region Is just 4 miles from Three
Rivers, and cars may be driven to
within a quarter of a mile Of the
writings,
Scientists believe the picture writ
ings were made between 800 and
/ 200 years ago.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Beach Patrol
Teaches Newcomer
Wafer Sport Skill
Outrigeer Canoeing
And Surf-Boording
Provide Big Thrills

HONOLULU, May 17.-If you
want a tenor. a steel-guitar macs
tro, a fourth at bridge, a guide
around town, chauffeur or a
nurse for little Sally and Gus
even a professor Of water sports
just call on one of the boys of the
Waikiki Beach patrol.
There are about dozen in the
group-husky, handsome, bronZed
specimens, with level heads on their
shoulders, a natural fondness for
children, way with the unwieldy
lady from Dubuque and everything
there is to know about Waikiki's
famous world-envied water sports.
In the summer of 1941 thousands
of visitors from mainland United
States will land in Honolulu, and
thousands will try their hand at
the unparalleled thrills of body
surfing, surf boarding, outrigger ca
noeing and plain old lazy swimming
in the warm, blue water of Waikiki.
Form Beach Patrol.
For long time. visitors to Wal
kiki knew of the beach boys" but
it was only recently that they band
ed together into the Waikiki Beach
Patrol, voluntarily laying down rules
and regulations for their work with
their malihini (newcomeD pupils
and for keeping the beach itself in
Evening star., 1941-05-18

to try steering an outrigger down
the slope of an inrushing wave, but
every one wants to ride in one and
WELD a paddle. The patrol has
dozen canoes of its own and more
are available at the Outrigger Canoe
Club.
They are built in the old Hawaiian
fashion, followed out Of a single
log. and stabilized by an outrigger.
which is a small log float attached
parallel to the canoe by cross
beams, these tied together instead
of bolted so as to assure resiliency.
An outrigger can't sink, so when the
steersman picks the right wave and
yells "paddle!" and you feel the
power and lift of the water and
paddle like mad for the beach
that's racing toward you, don't
worry-you1l land topside up. Maybe
a wee bit hoarse, too.
A far easier sport than either surf
boarding or canoeing is ordinary
body surfing, except that there's
nothing ordinary about 1t at
Waikiki. Here 3-foot waves start
breaking 30 feet out, 10-foot waves
a hundred feet out, 30-foot waves a
half mile out. The beach patrol
boys would laugh you to scorn if
you told them about the dinky little
breakers at Jones Beach, Long
Island, or anywhere else on the
mainland Riding the shallow
waves at Waikiki is simple, but lots
of practice and coordination are
needed for the big boys.
Supervise Sunburn.
Waikiki is one of the best places
in the world to learn to swim, and
people who have never done it be-
fore often become quite expert
here. The time one can spend in
the sea is practically unlimited by
considerations of temperature and
weather, and the safety of this
beach, with the advice of the helpful
members of the beach patrol, some
of them former swimming cham
pions, gives the beginner real conf
dence.
One last favor the beach boys
will do you is to supervise your sun
burn. Before the malihini gets out
in the sun to pick up q quick tan
he is given few words of advice
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Colorado Rockies Prepared
For Mountain Climbers

ESTES PARK, Colo, May IT.
With the peaks of Switzerland and
other European countries denied
American alpinists by war condi-
tions, the Colorado Rockies are ex-
pected to come even more into their
own for mountain climbers of all
degrees of experience.
Increased Colorado mountain
climbing interest is indicated by
growing number of inquiries cover
ing climbing in the Estes Park
region and Rocky Mountain Ma
tional Park, the latter recognized as
having a greater concentration of
high peaks in small area than the
centuries-fanous mountainous re-
gions of Switzerland.
In the national park alone, with
an area of 405 square miles, there
are IS peaks over 10000 feet high.
Fifteen are $4,000 feet or higher.
Longs Peak leads the procession Of
towering crests with an elevation of
14,255 feet. Climbers have the
choice of sheer cliffs, rocky slopes,
easy inclines stretching far up into
the horizon. In some cases park
visitors can do their climbing on
horseback to reach high submits
or they can walk up over trails.
Other peaks present difficult prob
lens, challenging the skill of the
most expert climbers to scale pre-
cipitous sides, requiring the use of
pitons, carabiniers, ropes and other
mountain climbing equipment. Be-
fore attempting difficult climbs visit
ors are advised to have their climb
ing equipment checked for efficiency
at the chief rangers office as to
proper ropes, climbing shoes and
general equipment. inexperienced
climbers are warned to stay off the
difficult peaks and climb only those
mountains within the range of their
experience. Park rangers will also
provide information as to best routes
of ascent.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

on how to accomplish this quickly
without getting bhstered. The pa
troll, if the visitor desires, gives him
thin coating of coconut oil, well
rubbed in, before he goes out to
brave the bright rays. This is
repeated morning and afternoon for
several days. The result is a rich,
deep coat of golden brown.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
] ALASKA CRUISES

First class accommodation on
steamers through the sheltered
Inside Passage and return
Travel route Of the Empire
Builder. American Rockies,
Glorious Glacier Park one way
- opposite direction through
Canadian Roekiea Stop lovers
and Sightseeing at Seattle,
Victoria. Vancouver. B. c. and
Jasper Park or at Banff, Lake
Louise. Is or IL days
Evening star., 1941-05-18

So large is New Mexico's land area
that, with only the slightest squeeZ-
ing, its borders could be fitted with
the States of New York. Pennsyl-
vania and Maine.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

. Sit down and dream what
you'd like to do for a vacation.
Do you want mountains and
lakes-spiced with fragrant
pines? Do you want the rugged
beauty of rocky coastline, or
long, sunny, sandy beaches? Do
you want to fish, in saltwater or
fresh.water? Want to ride? Play
tennis? Golf? Sail? Do you want
to relax and take it easy-or
keep on the go every fun.packed
minute?
Don't take your choice! Come
to Maine and get them all! Cram
your days with pleasure and
your nights with cool, restful
sleep. Enjoy the tempting good.
ness of famous Maine food.
There are well.known hotels,
inns, sporting camps, comfort.
able overnight tourist homes.
Good roads, everywhere. And
there's a book full Of pictures
and hints that makes it fun to
plan. Just mail the coupon!
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-11-28
FEDERAL MAIL

WASHINGTON tells us we must
economic in our use Of paper, but
the federal government has ordered
one billion, four hundred million en-
velopes for 1912. That represents
II envelopes for every individual In
the nation, including the babies.
Those envelopes will be distributed
n RANKED mail. At the normal
postage rate of three cents, II would
mean . postal revenue Of = rnillioo
dollars. There y one reason for .
postal de6eit.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-11-28

use up much calendar space before
% arrives. His main ambition now
u to win the A. L. pennant on his
eightieth birthday.
Stage and Mack have been active
features In over 90 years of sport.
and neither Is looking for . sunset
port.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-11-28
|}o1;la!!3|1l
XE('

A MoNo ths real Vi. kids a spset
- I'd Ike 10 nominats at l1ase
1osR rockies. Thsy are Aloazo StaeR
-. Coanis Nsck. n. Matt VIM, q,
ed 3. \. Bradley. q. Thsir avsf.
- 60 b around . and thsy ars
3use beginning 10 get Up Steam.
fhefe must b something hooked
- sport that blocks Oh The attacking
yeafs.
Stasg, 80 q Waller Gangs Al
America votsesas u In. WAisA
AaDosas - - - years aSs, b stin
60 q ~ Understanding fsstbau
oessAss h ~ trade. Stagg sses
Eunnlns SPIKES b place q sratshss.
IAsy tell ne 1t ~ College q ~
Rasi1s ~ = all sves De Geld IKE
. runaway esysto-a1d Stage isa't
mere than shsft chip shst away
ffsa q.
Along the same line Connie Mack
b al set for his next spring train
ing trip. hoping this time to Lift his
Athletics up around the bottom of
the hrst division. Connie. also. won't
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-11-28

SPEED AND FOLLO W.
THROUGHOUT of the fundame;l.
tails of good bowling and particular
ly of the delivery of a good hook
ball is regulation of speed. Tremen-
dous speed is a distinct disadvan-
tage and will tend to make you lose
control, timing, rhythm and bal
ance.
A slow rolling ball will knock
down more pins than speed ball.
When you deliver the ball, keep
your body poised, facing the pins
and well balanced as your right
hand swings up after delivering the
ball. If you stop your right hand
short after releasing the ball and
fail to follow through, you are likely
to get what bowlers call 4 dead
ball"
When you follow-through natural
ly, you develop q smooth, easy bowl
ing delivery. free from jerks and
strain. However, do not overexag-
gerate the follow-through.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-11-28

DULUTH. MINN.-The Dominion
Of Canada is spending nearly three
times rs great q percentage Of its
national income on its war effort
than the United States is devoting
to its own defense program, says
Robert J. c. Stead, representing Ma
tonal Parks Of Canada in decrying
what hs described ~ 4 tendency
IN this country to underestimate tie
Canadian part IN the war.
Mr.. Stead. who h naking . Ise-
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-11-28
The TwO Races

Although spring practice Is three
months away, American league
mana gers-plus owners-plus ball
players-ars still broodins over the
promised strength Of the Yankees.
In the meanwhile. the National
can look forward to another all
summer scramble among Dodgers.
Cardinals, Reds and possibly Pi-
rates or someone else.
The Reds with Johnny Wander
Nicer and Elmer Riddle on hand to
help out their pitching veterans will
be a better club next spring If Bill
McKechnie can plug ono or two
gaps. Bill is lucky these gaps are
not in his pitching department. the
toughest canyon to fill up.
Having located \ large part OF
his control, Wander Nicer is likely to
be one Of the great pitchers OF 1912.
So is Riddle.
But At this point American league
alubs can see NO light rays Of any
eonseaucnce. Seven Of them are
Locking ints holes n deep and ~
dark n the mouth Of . Railroad
tunnel.
The Red Sox still haven't the
pitching or the defensive speed 10
eloee up that big gap between them
eelves and the Yankees. The Red
9ox still lack the infield ground
covering speed needed 70 help any
pitcher along. Ths Yankee inhed
has killed OF many . rap starting
ar n base hit that Red Sox tnfSeA-
IN couldn't have handled.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-11-28
SPEAKING or
SPORTS
BY ROBERT MeSHANE
asass.sS ~ wsa,n pssv,pspss ~

A FEW weeks ago Jimmie Johns
- ton. manager Of Heavyweight
Bob Pastor, announced that his boy
was the most moderated fighter In
the ring.
This shy remark, uttered BY sueh
. modest Individual, was greeted
with even mere derisiea than b
usually accorded Mr.. yohnstsa's
statements. True, Faster weat .
tetal Of 81 rounds with lee Leais
before the ehampioa finally stepped
him. But in doing 70 he earned the
nickname "Bieyele Bob.'
Today Johnston can find quite q
number Of fans who will agree with
him. They don't consider Pastor 4
great heavyweight, but they do feel
that he is moderated. His recent
victory over Booker Beckwith proved
that his fighting ability isn't limited
to fancy defensive footwork. He
didn't run away from the rangy
Negro boxer. Instead, he elected to
fight it out with Beckwith. A unani-
nous decision indicated the sound
ness Of his judgment.
The smart money was On Beck
With. Within the brief space Of 10
months he eatapulted from . pre-
Lminary fighter to the a, ~ class.
He had won II straight battles, 10
Of them BY knoekouts. Although hs
was giving away almost Is pounds
to Pastor, he was figured 70 win.
Pastor. n, was thought to be on
the down grade. A slow starter, It
was feared that one Of Beckwith's
murderous punches would find its
mark before the New Yorker could
get under way. It wasn't long ago
that Turkey Thompson fioored Pas
tor six times in'the first round. Yet
Pastor came on to win. But Pas
tor wasn't fighting another Thomp-
son. He was matched against 4 man
whose punch, according to Pastor
himself, Twill knock your brains
out"
The fight didn't 60 according to
the dopesters' books-at least after
the first round. Beckwith opened
strong and Pastor, as usual, dropped
the initial round. This and the third
were the only rounds Booker won.
The others went to Pastor.
Pastor, = former New York uni
versity football player, looked good
against Beckwith. He surprised
few hundred thousand people BY
swapping his opponents winning
streak. He didn't surprise anyone
by announcing his desire to meet
Joe Louis again. Every heavy.
weight who wins two consecutive
fights believes he has earned .
chance at the title. Pastor Is no
exception. Two defeats suffered at
the hands Of the champion have
taught him very little.
The element of surprise is con-
tanned in Pastors generous state
ment that he is willing to schedule
a few more bouts before he tackles
the champ for the third time.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-11-28

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countries getting lend-lease aid.
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compulsory military service il mis-
understood in this country because
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that the Dominion has obtained
enough men through voluntary en-
6gtments.