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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-12
Rrokerade Carda

real. ESTATE - General Insurance
Ross X Bower. 1913 W. Michigan
Phone 6s4
r. RODGERS SYLVESTER.
307 T.. Forest
Bg.rn
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-12

PORT AGE LAKE
TWO ALI YEAR modern fin
ished cottages with extra lot,
$500 % Terms ON main 10,
mail service call Dexter 2t2S,
before nine a m. for appointment.
Mabel Zimmerman, The Lady Of
the Iakca
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-12
Legal Notices

STATE or MICHIGAN. The Cir
cult Court Tor the County OF WASH
tenaw
In Chantery
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-12
Farms For Sale
Lake, Property For Sale

20 ACRES near Traverse city. Trou'
Stream Good Bldgs. $4,000. Lee
Nav. Williamsburg, Mich. II. ?.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-12

READY SEPT. 18TH
New FHA-approved homes on Nc
kinney and Harding Streets. Syl-
Vester, 307 r. Forest. Phone 449.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12

WA tn" principal speaker on the NM.
-.r'm. i. ". Sanders. county orrr,
nud T.. ". Wnrtham. county, Sh
chairman. ""I" IN charge of the mr.,
&'"nI. ami there were also o,hcr.
Nn' in.rv HrICi talks ON the occoS,n,,
i.,'',t~ had been sent To some
30. -u'""rS throughout the conn.
"d'Is u% them ui the rally and ,r'.'
n- their attendance. The rcspnnen
'H- cons idvr"d generous.
Following the meeting. which w,s
D.r. ,rrd "a; 80 o'clock. il was pI:,,N
ned Iur all growers who would do q,
TO- remain L. listen Ia the broadc.,,,
Nf President Roosevelt and o,hcr,
n " program cgrgGcd by all the NET.
.'."H ia Ipu.Hi~ Ia growers To 90
1'' mint IN food production in 1912
A.NA committeeman will viSi, nj
la'n- ~ tn" county and Obtain
.I. tgv from farmers ~ To aCrrarc
.a,N N., plant To- prescribed crnnS
20 'r, ailoU' i"od drive. It is hnurd
What 'Hr county viii measure up ,r
'..' r 'NrcC;rd ui ii in the nation
undertaking.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR VIM. BASKERVILLE

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
MOVIES ARE SHOWN
AT All CLUB MEETS

Toy, attending all club nicotine.
~ schools throughout the county r...
week arc being shown two r.r,.,r..
pictures provided by the t.r,,nd
States Department Of NgrfcgI,r,rr #
was stated to-day by Neil NJ ,rl,i.
So, ''''' '''l. 'Gtll'.
ire lWo ilImS arc "Brcod. of
SWINE. showing characteristic. of
nc various leading breeds: and "f,.,.
Can't Shoot. dealing with pork p,o.
nuc'ion as part of the war r,i,,.,
The tw" subjects cover the pr,Icct
instruction for III club meeting. TIM.
month. -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12

There arc almost 30 billion ration
stamps contained ~ the l5O million
copies Of War Ration Book Two or
more than all the postage -tamp,
produced by the Government, dur.
ing the past IL years.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12

b..i.-. .NENS. Cugyc-puudu-
NH,... AYES. de- ~; 20 g. .c..
.. '.u. lace naval men 600 aa..'
sa'r-..... of shore duty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-06

Phone or write us for information
regarding any items not listed above.
Hundreds of other items at prices
below ceiling.
ALBERT'S, 268 So. Main
Waterbury, Phone 4-3l44
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-06

CHESHIRE ROAD - Two family
house, all improvements plus l acre
tillable ground. One fare from
Waterbury. Call 4-5842.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-06
ALBERT'S AUGUST
Furniture Features

Last year merchandise was plenti-
full! At that time, we placed carload
after carload order with the leading
manufacturers in all the furniture
centers Of America. Today, we have
practically everything you may need
for the home, at prices below ceiling
We definitely urge you to buy only
what you need now. If you don't
need anything, buy 1.-THE Best Buy
We know of WAR BONDS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
TeleneWs:
Invasion

THE AMERICAN Fifth Army
is shown in actual combat in the
films Of the battle of Salerno
now being shown at the Telenews
theaters, Engaged by the des-
perate German forces, the army
battles its way 20 victory and a
subsequent march on Rome.
The Pacific theater of war is
not forgotten. as MacArthur's
seasoned troops take the island
Japanese base on New
Gufnes with paratrooperS, navy
and Marine personnel hitting the
defenders.
A daylight raid on Nazi-held
France is daringly carried out by
the aiy force, while the home
front SvariouS activities are also
delineated.
Bob Hope and Bing Crosby,
with a cast of famous golfers,
clown their way through Don't
Hook Now" comedy short.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
:PinGfore'
PIedSeS
- ..
At CdSS
By CHARLES GENTRY

IT WAS really a double feature
night for Gilbert and Sullivan
fans st the CaSS Theater last
evening with Trial by Jury for
a curtain-raiSer and II NJ. $.
Pinafore' as the piece de re-
SlStance.
The FIRST. the famous mock
musical trial which lampoOnS the
English judiciary system, proved
romp for Florenz Ames, who
PLAYED the Judge with illegal
license but managed 20 command
plenty of laughs.
Kathleen Roche made a lovely
bride. the defendant, Frank Muir
ray. didn't have a strong enough
tenor voice 10 be heard beyond
the lootlightS, so much of his part
in the satire dialogue was lost.
IN STRANGE GARB
Also the male chorus was
dressed IN rather strange garb
even for a Jury.
But if Trial by Jury" wasn't
quite up 10 this companys stan
dard, "Prnafore' certainly was
and "thc Queens NWVy' came in
for its usual amount of splendid
Spoofng.
We have been told that this is
the one Gilbert and Sullivan
eperetta which isn't being per-
mitted 10 be performed in London,
and II seems a shame, since it's
such a hilarious satire.
POOR LITTLE BUTTERCUP'
Catherine Judah is an impress
Sive Buttercup and Kathleen
Roche delightful Josephine.
Hers is the best voice in the COM
pany and she looks so young and
fresh that she makes such ballads
as Sorry Her Lot treat.
James Gerard turned out 10 he
an adequate Rafe Rackstraw,
with a tenor voice more nasal
than naval.
Robert Pitkin is a ferocious
Dick Deadeye and Bertram Pea
cock a noble Captain completing
the leads in a cast which you Will
have "A chance 10 see again when
"Plnafore" is repeated Thursday
night of this week and. twice next
week.
This afternoon Pirates Of PEN
zance' viii occupy the stage for
the matinee performance while
this evening will be devoted TO
"Iolanthe. one Of the most mu-
steal of Gilbert and Sullivan's
works.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Eilm lime Clock

ADAMS-"In Old Chicago" - IS. 4,
I:22 1914 P m call OF the Wild
BROADWAY CAPITOIr-"The city That
stopped Hitler" IL a. m, 2, A.55. las
p. m THE Oklahoma Kid" l2.40. 3 .35,
6;25. 9:25 p. m.
CINDERELIA-"Thr Human Comedy. "
2.i6. 5:53. $3.50 p. m; Aerial Gunner. ="
l2;35, 40, 7f5, II % p. m.
FISHFR-"The Human Comedy" 2.14.
1884. ga p. IN; Aerial Gunner u 80,
$40, 1850, 1880 p. m.
FON - Holy Matrimony" u a. m,
1853. 4:i6. 1859, 1882 p. m Nv" Bomber {
Moon, " 1880, 1923, 6:l6. 500 p. n.
HOLLYWOOD" The Human Comedy 4"
7:25 il:06 p. m Aerial Gunner" ],
MADISOS - "The Human Comedy
1928 342; 7.it, 1880 p. m, Aerial
Gunner {" II a. m, 2:lp, 5:as, e;17 p. m.
MICHIGAN - $50 Proudly We Hail. %
1907 J42 III. 1882 p. m, Henry
Aidrlch Swings IT," IL a. m, 80, $40,
S:Aa =. m.
PALMS-STATE-' This is the Army.
II a. m, 40. 500. $3.50, 7:45, 10 .. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Hutton Does II

WHEN BOTH producer +. d.
Leshin and director George Mar
shall reported at hospitals within
a week after completion of And
the Angels Sing Hollywood wags
blamed il on the acrobatic singing
of Betty Hutton, claiming she
wore them out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06

PARADISE-"s stormy Weather." i.d2s
3:i6 G. STA. 1927 r. m.
RIVIERA The Human Comedy"
1880 i.0s. 1897. 1i.06 p. m; "Aeud
Gunnst," 2:A4. 613. 9:f2 p. m.
R-k-O UPTOWN 49, the Human Com
edy. 1920 7:05, l0.35 p. m. The Fals
con IN Danger" so, 5.35. 9:25 p. m.
RONAIe-"The Human Comedy" 80,
sl.G5 p. m. Aerial Gunner" $50, e.46
3. n.
IELLNENS - News. short subjects. .
a m, 90 n Z. m.
UNITED ARIISTS-"For Whom the
Bell Tolls 1878 a. m, 10, 4.i7. 7:ls,
1879 p. m
WnlSON-"For Whom the Bell Tolls"
? go, : 30 b. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Bruised Stars

CLA u d T. T T h COLBERT,
Paulette Goddard and Veronica
Lake all sustained bruises at some
time during the strenuous bomb
ing scenes they underwent for
Marw Sandrichs 80 Proudly We
Hail
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Ere DIS Wardrobe

THE WARDROBE man had a
field day during filming of Stand
ing Room Only" which co-stars
Paulette Goddard and Fred Mac
Murray. Fred wears but two
changes of costume throughout,
one a business suit, the other an
ill-fitting buffers outfit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
.LOueIla
Parsons
in HoAypDool

HOLLYWOOD. oct & ms
I doubt II even Sol Lesser himself
realized what a fine thing he was
doInC when De agreed 90 give The
profits from ms move. Stage
Door Cantecr. TO The American
Thoater wing. Not only do the
Stage Door and Hollywood can
teens get slice but also the
Naval A4stAi sA4t..A,g44ssi 'S4tHAetti= q
week minimum rs received. and
when we think Of the many boys
that money viii take care OF IL
is -4fcartvarruTr7-.
Now Sol has another idea for
producing an entertainment tilm.
He Is calling TINS movie I'm
barkatiOn Port II Is the story
Of a camp where soldiers are sent
when they're ready for overseas
duty. Sometimes they are az a
camp a week sometimes a month
but before the important day ar
rives they are entertained royalty
by name bands and movie celeb
rites. And so VIII they bc in
the film with Lon MCCalllster
heading the cast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
NEW BoNFnS STORY

Gene FowlerS book Timber
line was purchased by Metro
Goodwin Mayer several year
ago. But. since NJ is allegodly
the story of Fred Bon6lS, Den
Yer publisher. they ever pro-
dHeed D.. Tire family of the p,t,-
Usher protested that some OF the
incidents were not true and
rather than run the risk of having
lawsuit. M-G-M forgot their
purchase.
Now l hear through the grape
vine route. that another story,
TO he called Napoleon II -
being written based on the career
of Bonfls. Two lawyers are sit
ting in on the writing 80 be sure
that nothing hbrious Is included,
OUT OF THE ARMY
Talked with Jack Pepper.
Ginger Rogers eX, who did such a
marvellous Job overseas with Bob
Hope. Jack tells me that his
wife. the former Dawn Stanton,
came down from Fresno 10 be
with him. We've got two kids,
he told me. And I am 40 years
old and so I am out Of the army
now
I'd like 10 tell you about Bob,
he said. He did the most won
derful Job entertaining overseas.
Bob says the same Of you" !
told him Gineer's present bride
groom, 2l-year old Jackie Briggs,
will be on his way overseas al
most as soon as this is printed.
COLLECTED AT RANDOM
Annabella, who has been criti-
callv i'll with virus pneumonia IN
New York, is now recuperatlng;
X. T. Stevens is expected 10
marry al Vanderbilt on his next
leave: June Havoc received a
frightening telegram from her
sister, Gypsy Rose Lee, saying
their mother, Mrs. Rose Hovick,
had been in a serious automobile
accident.
Congressman and Mrs. Joseph
Baldwin Of New York we're cock
tail guests of Mary Pickford on
Sunday: Rumor is strong that
Trudy Marshall and Phil Raffin
have reached the engagement
stage: Veronica Lake IS house
hunting-and VIII move as soon
as her furniture arrives from
Seattle: Don AmeChe's 4-yesr old
son. Donnie, had a wonderful
birthday party lie took his pals
10 his fathers broadcast and
later was given a dinner party
The Robert Youngs' Barbara
had a birthday party the same
day and when she was told by
her parents that only her sister
and Susanna Banker were in
vited 10 the Ice FollieS she piped
up and said;
Gee. ! won't get many presents
that way" That's all today. See
NOl1 fon10rrOV-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
lEfRH[Ts6a TINES

Published every Week Day Evening and
Sunday M0rulnE ny The Times Publishing
Company A. 1915 Times Square, Detroit
81 Michigan.
Entered at Detroit Mich. as seCond-Clsss
Mail Matter.
TELEPHONE-CHERRY $500
International News Service has ne exclu-
sive rights % use for reproduction ~ any
form al news dispatches credited 10 IT or
not otherwise credited IN THIS paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06

ITALIAN FOOD At IT'S BEST-Lunchson pinnsr, supper.
Imported wines, Choice LIQUORS. 32l STATE ST. near
WASH BLVD. Short walk from hotels Closed Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Revee led His Aims

Al ~ tin, COMES out of "a
letter SEQ received ye,tcfda,
from Capt N5'crO Briggs IT.
lies 00W oNCIsoa> with 'he
aiu, al forces
] VAS mo r,cn' after the
Ncw York Baseball Wu'rr,
r nrcI 30 N,1s York. last
tchrlaIt ihaf Spike con-
fGod certain tang, 20 VS. We
Nefc ~ mo Lambs Cub. 10
had managed ~ take leave ~ a
tow day from Wright Flcld a.
IH.'or foJ 1ho biG dinner .
I'm he lcaAing YOU soon" tc
'o't me n don't want ANY
thing written. First of all dad
doesn't know don't want any
hitch 10 come i'm my plans.
II want 10 come out of this
war and be able 10 face any
hodN and say: Brother, don't
tell me. was there.
j. was written a.I over bis
taco Iio C,fh"f wanted ~ got
'no war Up 'o 'to>hI't of hc
wanted 20 cr'-o4' OF 'nc Wal
Crrta ue pee didn't "a0' =
.H trr. when $3.50 real action
seas owe, There
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
; Hdmtrdn1Ck
Meters in State

Al Uctclak liamuamck 10Y
WINNER James JankoV~N and
Fred otto 4gnor district winner
and rmnct-up qualify today for
Tho STATE c'cnt.at kalamalon ne>t
month Leaders IN the state go
10 the nationals also az N5ama-
700 in August
Hctckak ar Il thc youncc>'
player ewes 90. rshe the hoy,
bonorS- won Yesterday from Wa1-
ter English Hamtramck ~ Ten
MS club ol Do'rolr. 6-l l-6 6-i.
English WON Tho second set from
The nc' only to rcfrcau "a thA
ba>"hnc n thctnEG aud Hctczak
took over
StcadlCr >ctylc0 and overhead
gave Jankov-ki and Eddie MaN-
-iak liamtraurk The decision
over James Alexander and ken
ncth NlurtIo u 'hc Junior double.
final 61S. e., 6-5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

IN service from tho field attended
Among those there were Robert
Eckcit. It. Milton F. Wallace.
Andrew Babka Frank Quincy.
William r Smith Jr. Cpl Ken
ncfh sherman Cpl Harry +.
Pitcher Pic Marvin F. SNe, PVT.
Lawrence Foley Larry Pawn, Paul
Nahoncy and Joe Proven WAhCS
representatives were Anna Schal-
fer Betty Sulmay Julia RaSilic
and Dorothy Manners,
Dunn Stll is rchcar>lng that
ROLLER review which VIII appeal IN
a bCUcG, night the end of this
month 40 Fauhaycn
Skaters ~ Arena Gardens VIII
boz saving good 10y 10 ptC Rolsnd
Martin oil the marines about FRI
day RolandS been homo ON a
month sick lC8yc after several
bouts with malaria picked up on
Guadalcanals Ills ncNt move is
hack TO the Warno hospital par
san Diego an ! from ihCW NY.
Coo yTrcrj, Roland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Edison Output
Eases in. Week

Output of Tho Detroit Edison
Co. for the week ended June ;
gotalcd 99753OO0 kltowatt hours.
a decrease Of 70 per cent COM
pared with INC previous week /,
total Of I l0l 675 600 kilowatt
hours but an increase Of DIT per
cent oyer tho like week last year
when the total was sl.2lnnQQ
kllowatt hours.
Estimated industrial >aloS for
the week tolalcd $1,000 900 kilo-
watt hours. a decrease of nInc.
tenth Of per cent. compared
with the previous weeks total Of
s. 435, 900 kiloWatt hours. but an
Increase Of $50 per cent over Tho
like week last year. when sale,
amounted 10 iO.2O7OO0 kllowatt
hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Cfer. Ross Hume of Nj
In Fast NCAA Fields

EVANSTON. June 10 GNSD
The half-mllc and mile runs APP
pearcd likely today 10 become
the feature attractions Of tho Ma,
tional Collegiate track and field
meet AT Dychc Stadium tomorrow
and Saturday.
With the entry Of Joe NoWiCks
r. G. A champion Of FOrdham
University, the hall-mllc assumed
new importance. NoWlcki Will
face a. least 10 outstanding half
milerS OF tho country, most OF
whose records are better than the
1912 marks.
Pittcd against Nowicki arc
Ralph Pohland OF Minnesota. Cen
trial Collegiate champion; Bob
Kelley Of Illinois, Western Con
ference champion, and M team
mate Bill Belle, Bon TIER Of
Michigan Ray Xocllncr of New
York University Don Burnham OF
Dartmouth Joe Shropshire of
Fresno. and Gene SWanZcN OF the
University OF Washington
SwanIcy VINO repeatedly ha,
run under ! 81 heads 4 team Of
eight men from Washington
The usual bitter battle IN tho
\ C. a. a. mile was anticipated
although no new record was Ok
pcctod so bc set This year MARKS
set by The clght leading contend
erS range from f.l12 10 AIS 9
a difference Of only II seconds.
They are Bob Porter OF Race.
Clarence Dunn and Bob Serb OF
Illinois IcuA Thompson Of Texas
Burnham Ralph Dewey Of Cali
fornia. Ross Hume Of Michigan
and Bill Scott OF Michigan State.
Tomorrow : program includes
trials IN the 100 30, 44O and
8SG-Nard events nigh and lou
hurdles shot put. discus. iaycln
and broad TUTp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
u. s. Power Use
Up Is Per Cent

NEW YORK. Juno 10 The
electrical energy distributed by
the electric light and power in
duStry Of tho United states for
tho week ended june > was B.
925 1913 600 klIowatt hour, against
3372374o0o kilowatr hours IN tho
Ike 1912 week, an increase Of
Is per cent according to Edison
Electric Institute
Output IN Tho week ended May
% totalod 399OOl0OOO kIloWatt
hours. against 3312 65l. 600 kilo-
watt hours ir-tho similar 1912
week, an increase Of POI per cent.
and IN tho week ended Man -
came 10 3992 10000 kilowatt
hour, against 33790s5.OO0 kilo-
watt hours = year earlier. an
increase Of ISL por cont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Huge Glider Contract
To GreenviNe Firm

GREtNVILLE June IL A now
Sl3,oOO000 contract for G. OF
irpop-carrylnG glidcrS has Just
been received from the -war de-
par'mcnt by the Gibson Rcfrigcr-
a'or co hero This iy = larger
contraCl than the one received hl
Gibson last year. upon which the
company j. now working
Gibson now ranks among tho
fu>t three or four prime glider
contractors IN the nation in the
number NJ ClIders delivered n
mo army air, forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Aqueduct Results

FTFST EACE-4-ysar-oids and w :.
N
Rner' Camp cGveno $50 $50 $3.50
Mission Siep Thompson 81 40 = 5f
-I'egham Robertson Is 81
Time + % 2-S 1ff fG1
ff''Ie pavev .Vsln Rea4fs Ejuc sf-Itr
F'eEscrf CsTr Srrfe Hf-b ig.1 Nr'e
'scomtnan. Patroi Flight aod nt1i s.s1
far
'tef
sFCoNr RACE t-ysar..e, ana ar =.
nj 10
WHITE Time Rotertscr, $50 ts1 ~
Pony tNptess tGlccns 81 g oH
Family Doc tManni 5t
Time - % off o-
Head se, Liberty Saa4 'taN char
Helen SuO' Eenrsur' A.-sr.trt -DatI.
ana W7adysis queen ana Ne-r, Marin,
d .-u ran
sF.ett
THep RACE a.tss- and IN
u.e over huraies
Guinea Cub 1NatHr' - ao SO $50 %
GtNcy b.. tpassTorel -90 Ba
.-Tar NHn tRouertgr On
Tire 80 OF 23s
a.'s5sfp tasmania WirGrf Faofv
r.Tts Be4k Lucky omen American Wrt
E.t CHte Frt Ncrcafpf also ran
N6rtre",r entry
CT A tisrn er'rv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Has Three Sons

Married ard nc father ~
tNrco sons SPIKE Bugg> WAS
tire Gr>f baseball CNccutye TO
enlist .u World War II Iio did
lbs gou ~ DAYTON until be-
thought hc could DO better
Cover there
You've Got 80 take OF your
hai 90 him. and 20 The kind of
spirit hc represents
There are millions Of others
Like hn But TO-DAY We could
thinks ot -uQApthcr ono ot tho>"
millions Vc would more prefer
tO write about
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Hdgg S Desire
For Fresh Air
Puzzles Gotham
ByLAWToN CARVER
~ service sports Editor


NEW YORK. June 10 GNS) -
Speaking Of SccluSfOn. as Gundcr
liaCg persists in doing, strange
and pcrplcXing thing about tor
cigncrS who come over here 10
compete against our athletes is
their cagcrncSS 10 get of behind
the barn or up IN the woods 10
evadc Us while they're training.
An American athlete learns when
hc first begins adding up expense
accounts that the more noise YOU
make the more success you II
ENJOY
OF course. Gundcr is here on a
charity mission and IN such posi-
tion ne needn't worry about the
promotion because all he is going
10 get out Of ~ is his round-trip
tickets place 10 sleep, three
squares and a Weekend haircut
Moreover. he think, New llamp-
shire Is more like home and better
SUItcd 10 getting him INTO CoHfI-
llOn for ms run against Greg Rice
\ STRANGE CITY
Still. 10 those 81 us brought up
on the tradition and praruCoS Of
Tex Richard. Larry Macphail
Mike ,itcuh> and others of-fftat
frCc-WhccIng brood liacC is "a
strange sort of character who
doesn't know INC delights of civil
zation and bally hoo IIo should
ho posing Vl'h movie queens and
- = = Z t.--+-4 4tes-i
club to heip '7r vfr1H atonc
What . man could possibly find
m Vic woods up there around
Hanover \. II I~ The great u1y~-
tory these day~ along Jacob,
FCaCh WhCIC cNtTdNagdnld are
spawned ty tho minute and a,
quickly forgotten by cycE pseudo
z. "mc'c r with oNen Tho Scanto~t
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like that up IN the Willis j. the
way it, - quiet all day and
all night, sand Nu~hy jack S.
son irar'Irulafc spokesman for
the trarrc0Whrs> "Hov's the
bnm going 10 get any sleep
Alf Jackson recalls that nc
va, on duly for promoter Jacobs
~ some capacity ~ = fight camp
M 100 the W7r woods ono tTr
and roNIl went daft, until -
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Yfttt "a Irttfr sniff .t.s.rf f.f.vT-rf,,.
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SPORTS EDITOR

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