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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-04-09
Many Friends at Last Rite
For Mrs. Finley Of Nashua

Sorenson, J.. r. Murphy, Charles
Jones, M. Boerschinger, d. j. Meyer
and Kirk Merrick. Music was furn-
ished by Mrs. j. D. Irwin, Mrs. d. B.
Mckee, Mrs. M. Dahlin and Shirley
Mckee Burial was in the Glasgow
cemetery.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-04-09
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
NASHIfA

Divine worship at o. The Rev. T.
T. Doe of Malta will preach present
ing the Luther league cause in our
church. A special offering will be re
ccived in special envelopes.
Confirmation class every Wednesday
at 4:1J. Luther league Wednesday at
:. Lutheran Brotherhood every sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays. A wei
come to all. ]. c. W~isnaes, pastor.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-04-09

Sunday SCHOOL al 10. ScrViceS at IT
with the Rev. o. n. Rue of Wolf Point
the speaker. There will be no services
in the country. At Sunnyside there
will he an all-hOstess Ladies' Aid at
the home of Mrs. sam Smith. April
II. Ladies' Aid at Ossettc at the home
of Mrs. +. Minor. April IL.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-04-09

Church SCHOOL at 10. Classes for all
ages. Bible classes from 10 to II. Pub
lie worship of God at II. Anthem by
the choir. Sermon The Abundant
Life Youth Fellowship at I. Junior
Fellowship Monday afternoon. Mission
airy class Wednesday evening.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-04-09
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

Services in the Masonic hall. Second
Avenue south and seventh street. sun
day at II. Subject of the lcsson-sprmon
Are Sin. Disease. and Death Real -
The, public is cordially invited to at
tend.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-04-09

ErncNi K. R%rllingham. minister
Church school at II. Morning Worship
at II. Special music nv the choir. Ser
mon, why BE Good" Pilgrim Eel
lowship at $3.50. Choir rehearsal Thurs
day at 1870.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-04-09

Services at the Opheim Gospel Taber-
nacle every Sunday at IL. Morning wor-
ship AT IL. Young peoples service at Z.
prayer meeting will he held in the
parsonage Wednesday at s. II. f.. Ross,
nnStnr.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-04-09

CONGREGATIoNAL CurRCu

Every Sunday; Masses at Glasgow at
and ~; and MASSES at Fort Peck at 9
Week days Masses every day at 40
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-04-09
Sd. MATTmEW,s EPISCOPAL CHrRM

FIrSt sunday alter Faster. MORNING
prayer and ante-cOmmunion with ser
mon AT II. The Rev. Frank Squircs will
conduct the service.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-04-09
LEARN OF RED CROSS

Miss Ann Foley's eighth graders
can be found arguing whether a
bandage should be applied below
the cut or above it for a slit vein.
Anyway you put it, Clara Barton
was the great person who started
the Red Cross and today the young
people of this nation realize its i'm
portance. Eighth graders are read
ing about missions of the Red Cross
and where it got its start.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-04-09

During the last war the United
States had to obtain AZ strategic ma
terials from foreign sources.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
oA4AN REAL ESTATE CORNER <1NAAD
zNzsA FOR RENT For SALE &1e5@&
Furnished Rooms for Rent

HAMPSHIRE 1921 Large cheerful room
in reaned home, reasonable Arlington
KEOpELL 1855 large double room. near
four car ines private home OuVe G2s6
PACIFIC 1855 Grand River Beautifully
furnsnr4 sinEie reasonable eNcelien;
transport ton TYLER s-2s5l
ROCHELLE. l4llt near Grstio,-c cha liners
Pleasant room steam heat, gentlemen.
Arlington Tp4I
WALTHAN 1900 tGra,lo,i Aice clean
room. innersprlrg mattress good iOca-
Ton. phone
COLORED TroWbrttge 700 nice cheer
ful. comfortable furuished room and sun
parl1r ToVrAend s-3ssf
COIOREp-LarE room tWn employed
men only, excellent transportation FItz-
roy n03s
COiORED ,2s9 oven Two large fur
n.'hed uniurnisned refined couple.
TRINITY 1883
pLORED - Near Al Center. excellent
rom ter gentleman, prefer reference
Temple 2 1867
cOLoRED singl. usr aousn or en-.
p,oyed couple. Chnsuan home Tyler
s-4Ji3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Suburban Real Estate for Sale

homesites at surprisingly
low prices TuEeey. Birmingham sl6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Radio Service

FREE ESTIMATES - Minor repairs, 81.
Van Derziels Radio. 1892 Joy Road.
Tyler 1855
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02

30 rebuilt washers, Maytag Easy. etc
Al0s up; 80 Singer White dy0phead sew
Ing machines 50 91 up; 80 rebuilt vacuums.
hoovers. Eurekas. Premiers. SsS5 up. new
White electrics. $40 g5 up Terms open
evenings 800 repairs IN home lli37
SINGER DROP LEAF y GOOD sEWER
" 1873 BROADWAY. CAplLLAC ?ls2
STOVES A. ..l ..N'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02

PHILco combination. ls46 model. floor
model Reg price 500 So 500 50. Ben.
jamin Appliance Shop, 1855 Gratiot at
Six-Mlle Road, East Open sun and ewes.
SAVE AT sERLIN's
1919 Broadway open Until p NJ.
READ Times Want Ads for pront-use
them for results, ,e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Houses for Sale
East of Wooduard)

A TWO. BEDROOM HOME 3. Double cone
lot. ready 20 move r oni, s. 7f5. N351
down. 256o0 Last Jefferson near Ten
Nile ROAD or ot7ol Hsrper
NORTHEAST section 6.r9om frame. stcu-
hcing equity. Inquire 1924 Amin Town
send P-fa5s.
READ Times want Ads f.r raht use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Land Contracts

ALL land contracts bought. mtEes made.
McHugh 100 Ford Bldg Cadillac O34o.
Any desirable land contract purchased
MELVIN r LANPHAB * COMPANY
sth Floor, Lafayette Bldg. Cadillac $50
AT LOW discounts We buy land contracts
average a. g first mortgage loans. EdW
Heukei a Co. Hammond Bids ca. 1855
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Houses for Rent

sORRESTO-GEASp RIVtK 5-Fo.rn trcI
single. nearly nr~. garage Ao.'s. -"
Hogarth 0tr7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
A RECLAIMED STUDIO. $40
BERNFN -s3f7 MACK

A BEDROOM suite. 3.pece Wainu, nnish
slightly married 10 shipment sAcrnc.
SIS IS terms. Alvin. s7ia- West vernon
PINE slsepmaker studio couch uaksa
single or daubir he'd SIS Easy terms
SoRTHERS WAREHOUSE. 1910 LIVER
SOIS
A GORGEOUS selection ~ new pattern rugs.
all sizes You save $50 uy dealing direct
win distributor Hnl pas The las price
Ayin's. s7i5 IS Vernon open evenings.
A GORGEOUS icsIr mart. iss coils. 50 -.
WEIsBROT FuRN sfs2 Chrne tGrandy).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
New Houses for Sale

A HOME IN Dearborn Highlands costs no
more, beautiful reasonable. DE- 1885.
$751; one block north % SIX
Me Road corner Concord, new s-r1om
home 3 bedrooms tie bath lsrge dining
room $500 complete oxford Bldg. ca.
Arlington ISIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02

SeDing Machines
INVENTORY SALE

,A-i-SeUing machines, Vacuums washers
p repaired In homes, 81 Free estimates.
Lenox 5000. Central Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Furnished Rooms for Rent

ATTRACTIVE large rooms Tor employ, "a
couple ~ 40 sIrls. Tyler 42o55
BENNETT 1883 tRedford sectonl At
kactNe room. gentleman. excellent
poriation Redtord 32SF
- TER. 1921 ,peNterl Beautiful room.
gentleman adult home, motuinss I5icr
5-tiJ1
CoLRURN isl clean om couple or gem
tlemen. excellent transportation Madison
b472
y. FORT 1909 slter.ug rooms We men;
clean quiet, hot water. S3.O0 So OO.Sj 10
weekly.
EIMDALE i224g Beautifully furnished
room business gentlemen. private home
Pingree 1854
EUCLID WEST s32 single Sc -.
ldouble, 81 inuerspruss plenty heat.
shQVer
CIFsE 1851 Comfortable warm room
private hone. excellent transportation
TVlnbrOok -5sOs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Board and Room
Children q Board
Business Places FOR Rent

MCCLELLAN STORE 800 F6ur.room flat
above. reasonable rent. Call Plaza OHIO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Rentals Wanted

apartment ~ income, Ess, s.ae prvferrea.
Knity I-2-5a.
LOLOREp- ia,sre.fsf s.-m nrs or
more ~ smaU fa'rN CarEgc SIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Little Farms for Sale

ADJOINING Garden city. new 4-rm home
on half acre. Full price 81. 40. Down pay
meut financed. Newman Schoolcraft and
Middle Belt rts EV. ago
>. ACRES-SeWer. water. gas walks. $3.50.
Office cor. 13-Miie and Greenfield Open
Sat. sun. Judson Brsdway Co "A. $500
ROOMS unfln shed Lot 70N50o. bargain,
small IN. payt. sun. ewes w 6-7e65
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
$50 reclaimed dining set, SIS
REENEi -hll7 MICK
e>>>@>>5SS,>>S-@7 ''-,s-22>>'>-->2>'sS

A BEAUTIFUL 3.pc. bion1 bedroom suite.
square mirror modern design $50. Easy
terms NORTHERp WAREHOUSE I52lu
LIVEREOis OPEN EVENINGS.
A BEAUTIFUL selection Of mfgs display
samples Living room suites under $50.
Why pay The long price, Terms. alvin 3.
Sis " Vernon Open evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Farms and Lands for Sale

go ACRE farm home extra nice buildings.
level productive soil Phone IS. Harley
Frl North Adams Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
ADERNA HOTE.
Halls for Rent

AVAILABIE Wedl.aes dances. parties
tGrand River. TrumbuII above Detroit
Bsnk Tempe 1884
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Real Estate Wanted

ALL CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
MABARAK 1885 Nj Elliott RI 1892
BUYERs-Any east SIDE property. cash
terms Burd lvanhoe 334Q
Cash real estate sales trade. East Side
property, 2i-hour service. p etti e.
PLAZA 1880.
CONSULT the enlarged Rea Estate liStngs
IN the big sunday Times want AZ
section
CASH for homes or fats properly priced
sMEDLEY AS r WARREN Tt 1-6is2
WANTED-Rooiniug Houses. Flats. Apts.
swanson, 40l Cadillac So. BLDG CA. 1896
? OR 3-bedroom home. NV. section
$500 20 500 down HoEarth $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02

Eisemann custom ra-
dos, Photographs, distributors EConorni-
cal, 3i09 csss al Feterboro street
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
A portnent Hotels
THE WHITTIER

Detroirs finest residential hotel -
rooms Burns drive. out last Jefferson
LIZ 1000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Flats for Sale
Vacant Lots for Sale

WATCH for weekly bulletin thus column
every sunday. state Land Office Board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02

FERRIS 223 ~ ghAad PARK Five, mp
per. rede,ofafec gang. excellent trans
portafion T.Nrseud 7tfn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-06
Two POINT EDGE
IN Three GAMES
OF CLUB MEET.
Two Overtime Sessions in
Valley League Hoop
Tourney

Two overtime games In triple
header Of the Boys Club Naugatuck
Valley basketball tournament and
two points only, separating winners
from losers In all three games last
night, indicates that the hoop action
In the sefni-finals and champion
ship game will be everything anyone
could desire, and perhaps little
BIT more.
Valley All.Stars, warriors, scovill
Machines and Cadets are the four
teams left to shoot It out for the
honor Of reaching the finals and
winners Of the first Of two overtime
games spotted the Tigers 10 10 81
half time lead, then won out In the
extra period 46 to a In as wildand
woody O game as could be hoped for.
Puzas was the hero Of the game,
for 1t was his hoop that tied hte
game for the Stars in the last
minute Of the regular time, though
the Tigers, on an outside play which
they took an q pass from Duglecki
TO Gerty whose one-hander found
the hoop as the timer had the
whistle in his mouth. In the over
time, the Tigers had q six point
lead In no time, Celantino, Chestone
and Dugleckt scoring, but Adams,
Kalosky and French matched the
three hoops, and then came Eagle
Eye Puzas again with o center-court
toss that gnnrpD and von the hall
game. Score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-06

Stan Waner RAY Sanders as loose az Hal
pitching style Stimulates Panks Max syear-od Bob Feler
John Beay pitcher perfect rhythm Of Dizzy Dean and
gorge Munger pitcher who Is almost
just Theoretically
BlattneT, in 1887
worlds championship London Hickey
q second baseman out of him, already
Sanders will fight it Johnny Hopp Batner
VIII buck Cresp for the secondbase job
the left side the
Mua Slaughter and Moore unless Hopp
goto lett and Sanders will be of the hbase
the Cards probably will have the
aner and Marion all six third who is merely
nVe aeet nine Is the only midget in the group.
The death of rghthand hies a Mr.
Wander and Of the Cubs for Carl Hube
doesn't seem to count in st ehand
over this. " 80 "
after loading tablets keen
healthy Terry Moore beaned Slaughter
smashed shoulder Morton Cooper had his pitching
cnpeo creepy Cre broke his schnoze
What would tablets instead
81 p probably shouldn't happen to the Phe spite
ne INJURIES and the pills. the Cards finished
behind the Dodgers. ~
SouthwOrh respects been m
proved by the addition Of Arky Vaughan
OO ~ mouse Gang days the St. Louis would below
boast about this time Of that he going mOider
But the Gas House days from SOuthworth prefers
acon 20 boasts Therefore ne refuses to do tghtrOpe
o0 hickory Tor the All
pun together land under BIs SO like
Voa boamen he'll have the Cards there Dodgers
ether hard battle Billy in Mel OTIS
direction by backetng the Giants Dodgers and st.
Louis IS the contenderS ~ ~
The Cards they'll johnny Mzes bat They agree he
lo runs ano MT l7 last year but Of the camp
seemed 70 think that the Johnny fielding around
ounumbered those batted
But IL Is 1act that all the other stars Branch Hickey
never reached again Breadon think the
season He's not ovoptmstc prefers to wait and see
what brings forth One Of the things is likely
Copyright 1912, King Features Syndicate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-06
BOSTON PAPER SAYS
WILLIAMS WILL GO

Boston, March e.-(UP)-The
Boston Post said today that de-
spite his announced intention 70
play zone more season." TED vii.
llaSns intends TO enlist In some
branch Of the service within six
weeks"
The Pest said II had received It's
information from A. M. 0agen, pro-
prietcr Of the Gagen hotel at
Princeton, MIMI, where the Boston
Red sox slugger resided during the
ofs-seagon. 0aben has been free
quent hunting and fishing COM
panion OF williams.
1.-THE boy is badly UP h the aig,"
the Post quoted Cagen. s'He feels
he should 60 into the service, and
now It's 8 question Of what branch.
He'd like 10 get into the navy, but
he isn't sure about that yet, either.
He wants some time 10 make Up bis
mind"
dagcn. the Post said, doubted that
williams would start the regular
American leagus season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-06
Star Riders To
Make Tracks For
NarraganSett

Pawtucket, n. T., March 6--Wi1iis
the invasion Of Narragansett Park
by Californian owners and trainers
is bound to produce q marked irn-
provement In the quality Of horses
that will race at the Spring Meet
ing, the most outstanding eject will
be the introduction Of several crack
riders froTnS the coast who will &C.
company these stables. A stake
horse may only race once or twice
during the meeting, but the good
jockeys will be seen In action sew
eral times each day.
Riding for the powerful w. u.
Boeing outfit will be Ralph Neves.
O native Californian who has never
yet been East Ralph u 23 years
Of age, Of Portuguese descent, q
first class saddleemith In every re-
spect and poted particularly for his
judgment Of pace and great finish
Ing power. Neves drove to lis vic
tories last year.
Earl Beezley, who was responsible
for the development Of the talented
but ill-fatde Earl Dew, Is bringing
another fine riding prospect 10 Gam
set in the person. Of I7-year-old
Bobby Strange. Texas born and q
horseman since he Arst walked,
Strange rode 81 winners IN his first
season last year and IL considered o.
great star in the making.
Promising
Accompanying Harry M. Warmers
outfit, the W. L. Ranch, Will be Al
year-old Billy Pearson, another ma
tive Californian who rode % win-
1ers last year and who Trainer
Darrell Cannot rates the equal Of
any Of the current young riders.
A veteran returning to Gansett
after an absence Of ave years Is
Johnny Longden, who will be here
with his f1rst mentor, Al Tarn. One
Of the most colorful and successful
Of modern day riders, Isongden drove
of with an automobile when he last
visited Gansett, In 1e36--it was the
prize for the, leading rider. Jackie
WeStrope, who hasn't been seen IN
action ct oansett for several sea-
sons past, will return this Spring to
do the plotting for the Louis D.
Mayer horses. Don Meade plans 10
put In q lot Of time ct the meeting
riding for his old boss. George
Odom, and probably handling the
majority Of starters for Samuel ..
Riddle.
II the theory that good riders
more than good horses, make for
the success Of Q meeting, 0ansett's
Spring gathering should rate tops.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-06

vance Of her presence one night by
throwing his opponent in her lap
three times. The last time, the
harassed grappler BECAME entangled
in her chair, had to sit In her lap
lnuttering, "Chee, lady, dis Is terri
bull; dis is most embarrassing" until
they freed him.
In August, 1910, Jeane heard Of
a chance in Philadelphia, rushed
East with her mother driving 600
miles a day.. Her drawings were
first used on q feature page, later
moved to sports where she averages
four cartoons a week, writes and
draws all sports, generally in a hui
lnorous vein.
JEANE FINALLY CRASHES
PHILADELPHIA PRESS BOX
Miss Holman spent most Of last
summer In the Shibe Park press box
cartooning the Phils and AS. At
first, the young lady was verboten
In scribblers' row, but finally must
cred her courage and Joined the boys
1t was a hot June day and the
gentlemen of the press sat with
shirts off, towels wrapped around
their heads, slipping ice-water. In
stead Of giving her the boot, one
Of them piped:
watch your step, guys, the kids
here" She stayed for the duration.
F'avorite sport-wrestling. Regrets
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-06
Rangers Knocked OFF,
By Detroit Wings
lBy United Pressl

The Brooklyn Americans and the
Montreal Canadiens remained dead
locked In sixth place In the Ma.
toinal Hockey league when both
scored upset victories Thursday
night.
Brooklyn won 2-l from the Chi.
cago BlackhawkS before 1883 per-
sons ct Madison Square Garden.
Norm Larson scored the winning
goal and oil scoring came in the
last period.
Montreal invaded Toronto and
defeated the Leafs, So before TO-
724 fans. Goalie Paul Bibeault
was the Canadian hero. The Leafs
poured ~ shots at the Montreal
net In o vain effort to win.
Detroits Red Wings, In fifth
place, knocked off the league Lead
ing New York Rangers, So, for the
first time In eight starts, In q
wild game ct olympia rink which
attracted 1888 fans. Eddie Bush
and Phil Watson exchanged blows
and were joined by most Of their
mates and one spectator.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-06
WHITE ELEPHANTS
GAIN GRAY PLAYOFF

The white Elephants won the
Cray Elimination Basketball Tour
nament at the Central Y yesterday
by virtue Of their victory over the
FaIrmonts, 23-i3. Cocchiola starred
for the White Elephants with 10
points while Buei was high scorer
for the Falrmonts with 4 points.
This victory means that the White
Elephants vii be In the piay-ozs fer
the Cray championship Is soon
as the winner Of the CRAZY leAgue
Is determined.
The Gray schedule viii DO ccaa-
pleted Saturday with the following
games: Lizards vs.. Fairiflonts - -
q. m; ct. Joe's Jrs. vs.. the vzlchsNa
ak iO,A0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-06
NagIas Chance 70 Become Tourney Giant KiLZer 7onig
First Girl Baseball Writer
Invades Training Camp
Florida Trip
Is q Pretty
Philadelphia
Sport Story
BY BURTON BENJAMIN
NEA Service Staff COrrespondank

NEA Service Staff Correspondent
Philadelphia Open letter to base
ball writers at Florida training
camps:
Gentlemen:
You may not like II, but you have
a treat in store for you.
She Is tall, blonde, pretty, Quite
pretty. Her name Is Jeane Hof-
mann. And gentlemen, whether you
like 1t or not, this conely 22-year.
old sports writer-cartooni for O
Philadelphia newspaper Is going to
be the first gal to cover the base.
ball training camps. You'll bump
into her shortly as she swings
around the Grapefruit League.
Miss Holman invades masculine
precincts even farther. In Phil
adelphia, she lives at the Y. M. G.
A. Eyes, I said M It's co-educa-
tional, you see.
Before you blurt out, as / did,
why doesn't this dame stay home
and learn to bake q muffin?" take a
look at her work.
Her talent will surprise you. Her
cartoons have a professional touch
that would do credit to any newspa-
per.
RADIO ACCOUNT STARTS
GIRL ON UNUSUAL CAREER
How does a gal get that way? I
wondered, and she explained over a
grape Juice. (Strictly unorthodox,
gentlemen. Doesn't drink or smoke
mot something out Of Hecht and
Macarthur, but likable young
charmer.)
Fascinated in Los Angeles seven
years ago by an animated radio &C.
count Of a baseball game, Jeane vis-
tied the ball park, soon became
rabid fan. She wanted to be more
than just a spectator, and turned
to sports writing.
She learned there were more than
20 women sports writer's In the coun-
try. Too many. She wanted to be
different" and unusual" So she
hunted up a cartoonist, became q
pupil of the widely known Billy Hon.
This was her only art training "a 50
an hour, twice a week.
In high school, Jeane majored in
Journalism, wrote a column, and
cartooned. Following graduation,
she decided to get a newspaper job
instead Of going to Stanford, which
almost broke her mothers heart.
She became a contributor to a Hol-
lywood daily.
Jeane covered Pacific Coast
League baseball at II, the first dam
sci to invade the Wrigley Field press
box in Los Angeles.
She also handled the wrestling
beat, says her friend, ex-Alabama
footballer Tarzan White, took cogni-