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Evening star., 1942-08-23
/. ENLISTMENT

If you sre 1s to 43 and physically it, you may apply
for enlistment direct in the Signal Corps or in the
Signal Corps Enlisted Reserve.
Direct EaIisfmenf: Experience licensed radio
operator, a trained radio reparman, a telephone
telegraph worker, will qualify you for active duty
At once. From Private's pay you can advance rap
idly a. you higher technical ratngs-up to $138
a month, with board, shelter and uniforms.
Esil.tsd Reserve: If you are skilled with tools but
lack qualifying experience, you may the Enlisted
Reserve. You will be given training, with pay in
Of the many Signal Corps schools, and ordered to
active duty when you have completed the course.
Commissions Graduate electrical engineers may apply
for immediate commissions in the Signal Corps. And
are open Juniors and Seniors in electrical engi.
nearing colleges.
Evening star., 1942-08-23
D. T.. Traffic Mishaps
Injure -Four Persons;
Two Hospita|ized
Condition of Girl, 20,
Undetermined After
She Is Hit by Toxi

-Four persons were injured, two of
them seriously enough to require
disqualification. in traffic accidents
late yesterday, police reported.
Miss Jewel NJ Hampton, 20, of
1921 Eighteenth street NV, stepped
from a safety zone in the 2400 block
,of Eighteenth street NV into the
path of taxi driven by George A.
sNickerson, 81, of 80 EvartS street
E, police said. She was treated
at Emergency Hospital for head in
,iuries. Her condition was unde-
,termined at late hour last night.
At the intersection of Fifth street
fsnd Concord avenue NV. an auto
driven by Thomas A. Wilson, %,
of 4841 1angdrum lane, Chevy
Chase, Md, according to police,
collided with Capital Transit
bus. injuring Mr.. Wilson'S mother
Mrs. Esther A. Wilson. As, who
was riding in the car with her son.
b Mrs. Wilson was admitted to
Casualty Hospital with head lac
erations, bruises and a back in
jury.
Driver of the bus was John S.
Roberts, 81, of 2010 Powhatan road,
sHyattsville, Md, police reported.
| At No. precinct police charged
Mr.. Wilson with failing to yield the
right of way.
| William T. Cooper, 4. of 4510 New
Hampshire avenue NV, was struck
by an automobile driven by Oral o.
Husk. 10, of 622 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV, in an accident on Seventh
street between l. and M streets
N W., police reported.
The child, treated at Emergency
Hospital for minor injuries, was
walking with his brother, Robert, II,
when he broke away from the older
boy and ran into the street, police
said.
Leonard Stevens, 10, colored, of
1852 B street N E. roller skated from
between parked cars in front of
1920 B street NE, according to
police, and was struck by an auto
driven by o. B. Petty, 1928 Linden
street NE, police records show. The
child was treated at Casualty Hos
pital for scratches and bruises and
released
Evening star., 1942-08-23
Police Win Ball Game

The Montgomery County (Mdl
policemen's baseball team yesterday
defeated a team composed of county
firemen. 1911, in their annual game
at the Colesville diamond Police
man James Anderson. stationed at
Silver Spring, pitched for the police
men. William Hall, a member of
the Bethesda Fire Department., and
DR.. Paul Everett, Bethesda auxiliary
fireman. pitched for the losers.
Evening star., 1942-08-23

ANOTHER LANDMARK
IN WASHINGTON
MUST GO
b<
n
Once again the Heehineer, Company has
contracted to demoIish Washington Land
mark---The NATIONAL H0TEL---at one
time "Washineton's finest" and we'll re-
nembered as stopping place Of Presidents
and Statesmen.
As Washington expands and grows many such landmarks
have to give way before the es progress We are proud
Of the part have played in making this more beautiful
city, for "chaneng Washngtons Skyline has been our work
for 81 years."
The Material Is for SnLQl
As this hotel demolished the material will be hauled 10 four
yards and reeondioned No sales will be made At The job ss
Hechnger offer you treew saving Of time effort sad money
Our yards have complete stock both and ssed building
materials all neatly arranged give you wide selection prompt
courteous service.
Evening star., 1942-08-23

Resort hotels in Fire may revive
stage coach service to large cities.
Evening star., 1942-08-23
HOW YOU CAN GET IN NOW
3. CIVILIAN TRAINING

II you are ever Is year, Of age, and even
though registered for Selective Service, have
not received your order to report for Undue.
ton, the Signal Corps offers you an out.
standing opportunity.
If you have ability with tools if you
want to secure training in the vitality i'm.
portant field Of COMMUNICATIONS may
attend 4 school in or near your home city.
You will be paid not less than 5000 per
year while learning. And when you have
finished your training-in months or less
YOU can advance to higher pay - your
technical skill increases.
Even if you have 4 minor physical handi.
cap, Signal Corps Civilian Training may
give you the chance you've wanted to ssrvs
the Army Of the United Seataa.
Evening star., 1942-08-23
curb fifth column and espionage

curb fifth column and espionage
activities.
Interest In the move here was in
creased by reports from Mexico that
citizenship papers of all nationals
of Axis or Axis dominated coun-
tries there would be cancelled where
fraud was shown or where the new
citizens failed to meet their obliga-
tions of citizenship.
Under the Cuban regulation, an
nounced yesterday by the Ministry
of State, no Cuban consular or dip
lomatic agents in Europe will be au-
thorized to issue visas for entry
into Cuba without specific authority
of the Ministry of State.
This will give the central govern
ment opportunity to revise every
such application and 1t was taken
as foregone conclusion that re-
quests for visas would be denied al
most automatically, except in ex-
traordinary cases.
Evening star., 1942-08-23
immigration From Europe
Hailed by Cuban Order

Ry the Associated Press.
HAVANA. Aug. 22.-Cuba put In
force today an order to halt all
immigration from Europe, and to
suspend all citizenship petitions now
under consideration in a move to
Evening star., 1942-08-23
First-Aid Course

A standard course of first-aid in
struction is being given at the
Mount Rainier Elementary School,
Thirty second street and Bunker
Hill road, Those interested in join
ing the class are asked to attend
the next regular meeting at 7::3O
pm. Wednesday. Andrew R. Gill,
jr., and Frank S. Taylor are in
charge of instruction.
Evening star., 1942-08-23

Brazil will establish a new bank
for financing rubber producers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

when she knTt ne sh"T open, Ellen
Cassidy had volunteered to mind it
for her while size vent home to
give Sonny lis supper and put hin.
to bed.
She came in a few minutes later
and saw Tony ana Pamela with
their heads bent over one book. Sc
wondered il they'd come in togcth-
er, or met ny accident, and was III
stant!y recalled TO the promise
made to herself not to look upon
Tony THAT way.
She said, Hello. Tony.
Hello. Pamela. &. Ellen take care
of You? Or may do something %
Pamela hcavcd a great sigh. I'm
past all help. Even Tony's. Mother
has been driving me mad all day.
She's sent out invitations for an
ice carnival for the 9th and now
the gal who does all the arrange
mcnts isn't TO be had. Did you cvex
hear of anything so DREADFUL"
3 Her question was pointed at
Tony who rose to the cue, saying
he nevor' fauin a hearty voice, and
adding. Just what has to be
dOnc?' An end man in a minstrel
show couldn't have given Mir.
Bones a more nmistakable OPEN
ing.
Not much, really, except that
neither Mother or know how to
10 il. An orchestra has TO be got,
lights strung up. food arranged for,
costumes hired and prizes bought.
If We can't get anyone. Mothcr'n
have to call the whole thing off and
think OF all the poor people who
might have had workw
Tony nodded sagcly.
There are people right here IT,
South Wintridgc who could do all
that work" Barbara put in.
But who's to tell them what and
how" Pamela walled, and turned
her big eyes to Tony. 1t vas fun,
she thought. to he q fellow con-
spirator with him. 1t vas getting
closer to him.
"Pshaw! That ought to be easy.
Must be a lot Of people--gals with
executive ability and imagination
right here in South Wintritigs.
Let me see :"
They hung on his words.
Then. giving a beautiful per-
Torrance Of a man struck by .
bolt from the blue. he turned to
Barbara. This is the girl"
T?' Barbara asked them.
"Of course. Mothers willing 10
pay 500 to get it done right. and
I know you could do it the way she
wants 1t. Look what a swell JOB
you've made of this"
A hundred dollars! SO easily
earned! 1t would be sinful. It
would be wonderful. Already vi.
sions danced before her eyes Of the
brilliant scene that she could ere.
ats.
ITO 30 Co1tinucdl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

l.urc Jacob bat israel: iur "a :; prince
aH I iiiuu power with & ri. .IIt Wits
man. and hast pr'l.Ilrd. Md b.,
b!r$ cd jacob. bat WUuld moi :,il No
n;tl". Jacob called this place i.'....
"i'I | have seen God face . i..,...
..nt mT lie is preserved. I' .r.t
when .iacuh s;.w his h'uIn'.. r..u-
in: "cNt mUrn:n". Ec p':i la '.r.al.
.y.nts and their children 90 li.u,.
a:Id III. WiIC, and c!.ildr,u .a.l .t.i
II I'll b,iuG Rachel and .iu ,un.
i;"o5 p:..o,d them and n"W.t iru-
ol! i. lii" ground seven '4r,. h,-
tuIr r.SIu. bat !.yau ram - u.r,' Ann.
,nEr3rcd Tim. !y!l cI l.. u.r. gui
l.. Sod him and both Wrr Jacob.
'-w!ly w;E th,n IHtrudu,,H and
i..:.J' :i>kC:. jIC.,D and ia .:a.ll. g.
- humC. but iHc"D wc'i at.r'h"r
way and set up Il iniu" '-. '......rI
Ur:r thc city OF Sh5lon.
i.Sau had al first refused '.r gIi;
Jacob offered lim. say iw o., va.
ic'r ana didn't need d. uu' .i.vuu
prevailed upon Linz t. take r.
II Is hard Tor Us L. accept Jacob
,.E 4 good man. Il" Va a. i.urI. lee. :.
ii;ir. and Il coward, ;.ud ! ..u ,...Irr.is
. 81 uS tn be the better ..aa. i.ut ia
J COB had snm: CrUt1G, mi ".,"t de
. termination.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28
Jacob Seeks Gods Helm


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80,
- ',h san and not trust
- ''"''' Vol &C.. IN, carry the
~ "''' ''I'';' I."ah NLS"d his
"'''' ,,''. - ,.,"' ne rniidfrn' bless
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49," ~. "'"i'HGn ~ years be
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

Jacob !,"i WIN l.:.)an. his mOlh-
=, nru;u,.. l.y - year and pro Co.
med. although Latham had not al
NV, treated hIm well. lie mad mar
nd Leah. l.I',an'S Older daughter.
sai .;ac..".. the ym.tr2cr. for whom
T.. iac l...rcI seven years. II IA
...g. e. i.,.a had been m2;ir by l.l-
.ln thJa. uick"ry. Leah had
5..uc AI'. .plcr;r sun. however. and
R.r.I ,..t rrr S.n. Joseph.
N.w Jacob ,aw that Iaban no H.
It. luun,H 'Huu ann with u..nG-
,A.p. and decided h2 had b,t'G.
.,s.c /" 20 dream III" Lord appear
ii to :.. md told him L. 49, baCI;
. b.. ua i.'m". - hr gathered ii.
we, and children. servants and
i.urks and .'Irtrd. Unknown T. him.
a.|,l,l. Rachel stole III" mag" or
ggui luc- p.I1iiu; irum he" fathers
t..,- ;.ua 'uuE them with her.
LaDau ..aId out thai hi images
rad urcl -la:rn. and thinking ia
Oh had done II he started in pur-
.u!L He overlook Jacob on the
.,g,u;h duv. in the mount of Gilrad.
H"t tbI s'.-r nc flSni IstD'nl i1dt ~
G.'am ".''"ln the l.uru appeared O.
!.m and Told h.m Ia do II" harm Iu
Jacob. L...u accused jacob of steal
~ the .'..g;, and Jacob told him
70 search iur them and e. put To
Death ".uusucVcr he found had
.Gcm
Everywhere Laban SarChcd. but
Rachel had them hidden IN the fur
@.N.rc %: the camel she rode. a:rCi
|acu her father came to search she
81 on them and told him he could
ut rise tp -alut" him as She was not
ar,,N
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

head. 'Oh. you mean the hospital!
No word yet. That's going rather
slowly. Fathers got some labor
troubles. so l haven't dared men
ton it,"
His hopes nosc-divcd.
IT'S about Mothers ice carnival.
shes sent out slcws of invitations
yours will be here tomorrow:
she's quite Captivatcd by you-but
now she finds that the social sec
rotary who usually does the dirty
work is in California"
rs this the plot?" he asked, try
ing to keep quite natural annoy
ancc out of his voice, thinking of
the hard day he'd had and the wait
ing patients in the outer room.
She nodded amiably. This is the
introduction to the plot. You see.
Mother simply can't be bothered
with the details of engaging musi-
clans and workmen, but she's will
ing TO pay handsomely to have it
done, and she won't let mo. That's
where you come in.%;.. iitpl 'hti
He took his watch Ioat !tf fiS
pocket and reached for her pulse.
How do these attacks begin?' he
asked professionally.
SILLY, Just calm down and let
me tell you what came for. You're
an old friend of Mrs. Wistcr's and
1 want your help to approach her
with the proposition"
Tony instantly put his watch
back and gave her his complete,
grave attention.
"She and 1 have got to be rather
good friends and i happen to know
that she's darn near starving, so II
1 ask her TO do it. ii might look as
If we're Offering wcll-bred charity.
Also, there is the fact that Mother
is a dreadful snob and she might.
Well, / thought if you and l
were to drop in at her place and
put on a little act. you could step
in and say what l can't :. {.
Catch on?"
Like a lighted match in a gas
tank" he said with alacrity.
you're a nice child end like you
very much" .
Il don't like the first part Of
that" she told him, scowling. $50
what now?"
80 now you take nice maya
zine and find yourself seat In the
waiting room. I'll get rid OF this
gang and we'll go right downtown
and talk to Barbara"
It was some time after six when
they drew Up in front Of the shop
in Pamela's tan car. Ellen Cassidy
was alone in the shop. Barbara
was keeping 1t open three evenings
week in a desperate effort to
swell the steadily. growing. but
small receipts that were the fruits
Of her labor. Had 1t not been for
the weekly sum paid her by Ruth
Calder. she would indeed have been
near starvation, On these evenings
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

CHAPTER NINETEEN
IF YOU'LL accept an invitation
10 the movies sometime" Tony
saii rs calamity as a disintcrcstcd
man could.
When" Pamela asked prompt
~.
Some night soon. I'll ring you
W. My evenings are pretty full
right now"
She rested her arms on the top
al The door AMI tilted her head.
Have you got girl, Tony" she
asked softly.
I've got lot of patients, little
one " he said after a pause.
She let him go then. "Okay, Doc.
But If you don't call me, I'll call
you"
It's a promise"
He meant to call her, but the
days slid into weeks and if that
January was to be marked in his
memory it was because of the eve
hings-too few, too unforgetablc-
when he fell into tire habit Of'stop-
ping by the. book. shop to pick up
Barbara Wister and drive her home
Tor the privilege of spending an
hour or two with her. Talk and
sandwiches shared with her before
her fire. the ncnrness of her, these
We're the best things in life to him.
The glass OF milk and cookies
A Iaf At Iaf
untouched, and once he told her, II
vas UP at Mrs. Wisters this eve
mng. We had something to eat"
and Addie said. Il must say for
her that she surprises me. She's a
nice little body. Mrs. Simpson was
talking about her at Red Cross
meeting yesterday. She likes her
real well. If that husband of hers
was queer one, I always say
"oman's got to be a good wife
adde's words were not very clear
put her nephew found no obscurity
IN their meaning and he felt proud
resisting the impulse to say, Il told
you So"
lie had almost forgotten his
promise to Pamela when he re.
returned to his Office late one aft.
e.hoon to find her sitting in his
ehair before his desk.
What can say, dear, after I've
0aid I'm sorry?" he hummed.
mats what I'd be interested t
Know she answered. flirting hei
eyes at him, but that isn't why
came"
Headache or heartache ?" III
asked solemnly.
Neither. I'm n Greek bearing
sltts. am also a plotter looking
Ior a co-plotter. In a word-you
my friend"
., iony's hopes hit a new high
,nood girl! Begin at the beginning
nat break the news gently. You
father :"
Famela stared at him blankly foi
moment Then she shook hei
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

and all tina, night he Wrr>tlcd with
II man and could moi overthrow him.
and the man touched Jacobs thigh
with his hand and threw Il ont ul
joint. 50 ,l'ar he Ha~ helpless. Never
thclcSs. a. In, dav broke jacob would
not let the man 90. and the man said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28
Employment
Off In July
Dairy Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Writer Hotel.
BY LYNN \ISBET

Raleigh. Aug. 2&.-Thc hotel i'll
dUSiry vas The only ON" OF - indus
tries surveyed by the Static Depart
mcnt OF Labor which showed an
employment; gain in july rs COM
pared with June. Al the sine time.
this industry showed The lowest
average wage scale and The longest
work MCck.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28
r, NIAA,AN CAMpBEIi,.

The International Uniform Les
.ul ON tie .gp,r topic i"r .Au'su.' -
:, Gene. "!-..3. the Golden rr$l hc-
,rs ps.l.. .G-l. God i uUI refuge
md strength. : r,ry pre-. rn; help II
.u.J!r
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28
-, HTa7;H2N{:S;? N Z; ! ZzSE
RI AIpE y CENT r. LPuxSA
CHAPTER NINETEEN

wRirrIN FOR ASD RELEASED ~ CENTRAL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now
As I SAW IT:

AS I SAW 1T:
Z Here's the way / saw The
Hollywood Caravan, the stars in
the army-navy relief show:
1 went in the front door OF the
Statler because the side door
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05
Film Star Tops NeW Talent
At Night Clubs This Week
BY WALTER STEVENSON

Lee Mason. young baritone,
brings his medleys of song direct
from the airwaves. where he
gained much recognition. I
A welcome holdover is Billy
Jack Elliott. a three-ring show
performer who does tap, acrobatic
and accordion solos.
Harvey Stone. comedian Of cere-
monies, continues 10 keep EN-
happy, and the Muriel Kretlow
Girls give out TO the rhythms of
Pete Viera's orchestra.
SAN DIEGO - International
dancing stars Rio and Rita begin
a second week as stars OF a new
revue. Their colorful presentation
Fiesta Hours" in which they fea-
ture all the latest Latin steps, in
cluding their own creation, the
rumbalero, is making a distinct hit
with patrons. They continue 10
give complimentary instructions TO
dance enthusiasts desiring il. fol-
lowing detailed floor show DEM
onstration of the Latin dances.
A supporting cast includes Olga
Anton, topflight Russian toe
dancer; Franc Reynolds. singing
master of ceremonies who presents
an unusually well stocked roper
tore of hit tunes from past and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05
Ann Gives Rumba
Tips TO Players

ANN SHERIDAN turned up or
the set Of The Hard Way" in the
role of teacher-but il was more
like recess when Ann took Joar
Leslie and Jack Carson in hand
and began to twist them through
a hot rhumba.
Probably the. warmest exponent
of the dance in all Hollywood, Ann
volunteered a little advice to Joan
who had never attempted q
rhumba before. 1t was a gen
erous gesture, since red-headed
Joan Is rapidly blossoming into q
rival "oomph" girl herself
Both Joan and Carson, who have
danced professionally for years
caught on quickly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05
Film Time Clock

ADAMs-"To the Shores Of Tripoli
1910, 2:i5. $40, 1888, 1880 p. m.
Frisco In" 1i:l1 =. m, l:4s, 4:2i, 6.56
9;3l p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL -" THE Fleet
In" 1920, 3:45 1908. 0.25 p. m; Hell
zspoppin'," IL q. m, 2:2o. $40, p. m
CINDERELLA-"Ths Fleets In" ~ 30
$40, J. 1890 p. m; "Hellzspoppin',
CINEMA-"Man With Two Lives" II
2:20, 4:40, 7, s:2o 2. M; Black DRAG
ons. 1:15. $40, $50, $40, 1880 p. m.
FIsHER-"The Fleets In" II 40. q :05
1888, 1888 p. M; "Hellsapoppin'." 235
sos, e:30 p m.
FoX-"The Spoilers" i2:ts. 400. tbs
1888 p. m: Two Yanks in Trinidad.
l1:22 a. m, 2:37 5:32, s:o7 p. m.
Lost Horizon" IL a. m.
? SIS, $50, i0;45 p. m; Mark OF Zorro,
| 20. Sis, $40 p, m,
MICHIGAN--"The corsican Brothers,
12:15, 3:tS 7;i5, 1913 p m: "Pacih,
PALMs-STATE-"Th Lady Has Plans.
I, 4;2o, 7:io, IL p. m; Real Glory, .
II rs, 2:lS sos, e;2S p. m
RIVIERA The Fleets In " II so
, SIS. 100, lo:4S p. m; "HellEapopptn
? 30, S:S5, o:25 p. m.
ROYAL Johnny Eager" 7.35. 1i:ll
y. m; The Fleets In" sos p:3S ?. N
TELENEWs-News, short subjects,
8 u \. TIE : ARTISTS - kings Rov
1905, 3.25. $50. 1910 p M; the Body
Disappears, IL a. m, 2;2o. $40, s;o'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05

THE THREE very necessary in
gradients for success in the enter
ltainment field-talent, appearance
and salesmanship-are all wrapped
up in a very charming package In
Kitty Carlisle. stage, screen and
radio songstress who opened at
the Bowery last night Dark and
diminutive, Miss Carlisle's songs
foffer a nice change of pace and
are selected from numbers not too
familiar 10 night club audiences,
among both popular and classical
scores.
Kitty comes here from the East
coast. where she has been scoring
at the Versailles and Hotel Plaza.
Most Detroiters will remember her
for her work in film musicals, par
ticularly those in which she CO.
starred with Bing Crosby.
Before her motion picture work,
Miss Carlisle had a lot of expert
ence on Broadway and on the air.
waves, all OF which adds up TO her
lpresent fine stage poise which,
combined with pleasant person
ality, equals grand showmanship.
The Howard Pacee Dancers
do double ballroom impressions,
and Cholly Wayne, song satirist,
comes in with special material.
White and Manning, comedy
dancers long in favor with De-
troitcrs are also new, and its mas
ter of ceremonies Charlie Carlisle
introducing each act.
The Don Arden Dancers have
new routines. while Benny ReSh' S
orchestra has new arrangements
for tenor Johnny King.
SAKS - Fleeta and Doreen
| Tryon, adagio and acrobatic duo,
remain over to astound patrons at
this spot. Split-second timing and
perfect balance are what they ac-
credit their amazing lifts and
aerial spins to. These girls, who
are probably the only female team
doing this sort Of work in show
business, started training in this
technique during their early teens.
Fleeta, who does the tossing,
weighs in at a mere l0l pounds,
and Doreen is only ono pound less.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05
MsneumLe ads
frontenac Show

KATE SMITH and Guy Lom-
bardo introduced two OF the songs
which arc presented in the So
phisticated manner of Johnny
Mangum as he is featured this
week in Karyl Norman's male re-
vue at the Club Frontenac. Some
body Else Is Taking My Place,
and Sometimes are the numbers
Also as a part Of his contribu-
tion TO the 30-act shows starring
Bill Herrera and Niles Marsh
Mangum sings "Priorities," pa
triotic song written especially fol
him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05
Femmes Fight

JUNE HAVOC puts on a terrific
fistic and hair-pulling battle with
Dorothy Lovett in Powder Town"