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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-09-29
The PHYLLIS Wheatley Auxiliai

The Phyllis Wheatley Auxiliary
(under the grand guidance of MR..
HENRY THOMAS, Head Resident,
and MISS LOUISE BOHANON,
Director of Girls Work. are spon-
soring a swank reception in honor
of KATHERINE DUNHAM and
her dancers (who are appearing at
the Lyceum Theatre). The recep-
ton is to be held at Phyllis Wheat
ley House. this Friday evening.
More details next week as to who
was there, wearing what, and look
ing at whom (smiles). -.
A TALE OF TWO CITIES:
This story revolves round a re-
fined married couple of st. Paul.
From outward appearances every
thing in their home life appeared
to be honky-dorey. An inward peep
into their. home life shows that
hubby had been having lot of
trouble with his wife, who suddenly
developed a gambling craze. The
hubby, who runs on the road, didn't
catch on to his wife's vice until a
month ago when he first noticed
that their beautiful set of silver
ware had disappeared. At first the
wife claimed she knew nothing Of
the silver disappearance and called
it a theft. The next time the hubby
came back into town he noticed that
the beautiful rug in his living room
had been removed" This was an
eye-opener that something was
really wrong. On questioning his
wife, she cody replied that she had
sent it to the cleaners and they had
lost it. The husband didn't press
the rug mystery but decided to wait
until his next return from his rail-
road rum. When he returned the
next time, believe it or not, the
wife had sold their beautiful frigi-
daire. The husband upon seeing
that was gone, broke into a fit of
rage and practically choked the
truth out Of his wife. It seems
she had been selling all these house
hold articles to get sizeable
amounts Of money with which to
gamble and "play the numbers"
The last word heard was that the
hubby, so disillusioned and dis
gusted, had broken up with his wife
for good and was planning to make
his home out West. (Golly, what
chumps some women play men for.
That wife didn't know when she
was really well off, did she?)
Well, until next week, I'll be on
my way. Be SEEM you.
YOUR PAL,
SAL.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-09-29
Royal Arcalnl1ulm1(
Dances Resumed
Saturday Night

Royal Arcanum's regular Satur-
day night dances and jam sessions
are back in full swing again after
a cancelled date brought on by a
previous outside booking of the
hall at First Ave. So. and Lake St.,
Minneapolis.
Beginning Saturday, Sept. 80, a
new and better program will be
offered in accord with the popular
demand for additional music hours
from the Twin Cities "most popu-
lar dance band" which managers of
the dances say will positively be in
attendance.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-09-29
Open House at
Crispus Attacks

The Crlspus Attacks Home, 469
Collins Street, has been newly
decorated by the citizens of st.
Paul and the St. Paul Community
Chest. They are holding open house
Sunday, Oct. 8, from four to six
p. m. A program has been ar
ranged.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-09-29

Illinois will come up with two great
players in Buddy" Young, national
sprint champion, and Paul Patter-
son, triple threat man. These two
boys will figure strongly in coach
Ray Eliot's backfeld scheme.
Indiana has in Rooster" Coffee
one of the greatest guards in col
lege circles. Michigan, always the
hot-bed for good Negro athletes,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-09-29

will come up with a corking good
half back in Gene Denicotte and
Bob Mann, prospective ends. Yes,
dear folks, you are sure to read
Of the jaunts of these boys around
the gridiron ere this young foot
ball season goes many more days
g.. 8 keep their names on your
minds. -.
Young LIE Roy jackson lost a
close one to Jackie Graves last
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-09-29
FOR SALE

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Bungalow: So, 40O-$5O0 down:
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living room, kitchen, 2 bed rooms,
new moist air furnace, new roof,
lovely yard and garage.
Duplex: $3,6OO-$7OO down.
W. Central-338. Four rooms
down. Five rooms up. Hard
wood finish, full basement and
attic, stove heat, garage.
Stucco Duplex: Carroll and
Western, 5 lovely rooms and
bath each. Painted walls, hard
wood finish, full basement, 2 hot
water heating plants, well insu-
lated, garage, no ceiling price
on either apartment (joint own
ership).
Beautiful Duplex: Iglehart
Ave.-713-715. Consisting Of 5
rooms and bath each. Newly
decorated, full basement, 2 hot
water oil heating plants, well in
sulated, stationary laundry tubs,
double garage. Priced reason
ably.
Nine room house, reasonably
priced, Carroll Ave.-736. Con-
sisting of living room, dining
room, kitchen and one bed room
down. Four bedrooms, alcove
and bath up, fireplace, full base
ment, stationary laundry tubs,
hot water heating plant and half
bath in basement.
Minnesota
Realty Co.
639 University Ave.
Call Del Gregory
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-09-29
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By JIMMIE LEE

Pgkn followers just about read about
the greatest Negro football players the
This it has been always before each these will excel
in his named position. .....s.
Ohio State has in Bill Willis, greatest
The Buckeyes will also have good fuback
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-09-29

Tell Our Advertisers You
Saw 1t in This Paper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
A Good Dinner

And so Mrs Fisher tells Of
one especially lovely evening
I was proud OF that dinner
first we drank a delicate
broth made of chicken stock
mixed together just before we
sat down Then there were lit
tie hot cheese tATfS, mafie-ih
Vevey that afternoon With them
we drank 3-year-old FavcrgcS
from the vineyard across the
road.
Then there was a tray Of
cold roast pigeon lying on a
bed of herbs from our garden
and hig-etft-tt tift.t.r1tt tttttf.t-t.tf IF
All The small SUruncr-Vegeta bleS
we could find. cooked whole
and separately and then tossed
together with sweet butter.
There -Mas- hread fresh and
cTuSty
Somehow in between meals
and the sea voyages, the lady
changes husbands IFS not
quite clear hnAV She does II or
what happened 20 al or
how he took II but there
II is. and through il all she
Is Sublime1y happy referring
only oCcaS ionallY 10 tho agonics
that attend tho shifting about
Of ones. love life
She winds up In Mexico
little sad but still eating.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
10000 islands

Youll learn a great many
things that perhaps you don't
know about the lake region -.
for instance, that there are
some 10000 islands in Lake
Huron that Manitoulln Is
the largest frcShwater island in
the world that il has a
hundred inland lakes.
You'll 90 through the wars
that determined such Islands as
ManIlouiin y m m on d 81
loscDh etc were first
American then Canadian -. or
wee versa and when the
calm ec'S In YOU sip or sup
~ Joe Bedorc, Joe would be
pleased II ne could see himself
fH iliie saga of Lake Huron
\ lONcIN Volume as readable
rs good novel with a
goodly ,prinkiIng of photographs
and bits of verse.
I'm preparation In tho series
are the rest % tho lakes
Lake Superior by Grace Lee
Mute Lake Michigan by
Milo " Quaifc Lake on
iarlo hy Arthur Pound and
Lake Erie by It. Harlan
Hatcher L. $. y r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Meets Every Week

Many hememakers have OK
perienced the difficulty of get
ting trained help since such
large numbers of doctors and
nurses have left the community
for the armed services. In an
emergency they now find they
have 10 depend upon their own
knowledge and experience.
In order that they may pre-
pare themselves for such a con-
tlngency this class has been
arranged by the department OF
parks and recreation.
Each Tuesday for 13 weeks
a nurse from the department
Of health will conduct the two
hour class. The first hour VIII
be devoted 10. discussion Of
symptoms Of diseases, particu-
larly those which affect chill
dren. and The class members
will learn what they are and
how 10 recognize them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

FOX A light luncheon which
requires "a minimum of ration
points and which is quick and
easy 10 prepare, try spreading
sharp cheese on rusks and top
ping them with poachcd eggs.
A dash of paprika on each COM
pletes the dish. The rusitS make
a crisp and tender base for eggs,
or any crcamed foods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
WI II q
w e0-OhdpeC
Bows Return
To Fdvor
BY DONNA GRACE

WITH the return 10 almost
W natural eyebrows. pencil
lines and wide center spaces
are hardly ever seen, such ef-
feCtS are now used only for
character parts. When We say
the return TO natural brows
however. We mean brows that
arc complimentary to the shape
Of the face.
Not every one is favored by
nature with such browS. Some
extra heavy or very thin brows
do need 20 he shaped. No hair
growth should be permitted TO
remain in tho center 10 give
the brows the effect Of joining
The points toward the nose and
AZ the outside must be clean
with good lines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Huron, Great
Ie3hwafer Sea
BY IRENE VI. HAWKINS
Detroit Times MOmcn'S Editor

Fisher, author Of several books
on the subject Of cooking
namely Serve II Forth, Con-
slider The Oyster and How 10
Cook a Wolf.
In this latest you follow the
author many. many times back
and forth across the ocean.
First. she's on a honeymoon
with the most wonderful
man in the world, named AL.
You sojourn for some two years
in Dion, France whilst Al
acquires a doctOrate by virtue
Of ardent study between meals.
There they lived IN all sorts
OF queer places . cooking UNI
der difficulties, but always
cooking and where they
acquire many pleasant friends.
That seems 10 be the magnif-
cence Of the French their
ability 10 eat, drink and be
merry no matter the sur
rOundings or circumstances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Freshwater Sea

The story starts back in 1915,
when Samuel De Champlain dis
covered what he called the
FreShwater Sea. He thought
what he WAS meeting up with
was another ocean but 10 his
great surprise n wasn't salty
What he realty found w7y Gr0r-
gian Bay which We know today
is only a small arm ~ Lake
Huron but 10 Champlain IN
canoe. il looked as vast as
the Atlantic
From there on Author Landon
brings YOU down through the
years OF shipping -. fufs, lam-
Der, coal. fishing, ships that
carried their cargo and the
storms that tossed them
sometimes into eternity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Practical Experience

During the second hour they
viii work with Sickroom equip
ment and learn how 10 take
care OF the patient. In order
that every woman in the class
viii get ample practical expert
ence only IS members will be
accepted.
These -Wha- complete the
course will be awarded Red
Cross certificates in Home
Nursing.
Registrations may he mazda IA
advance by calling the ST. Clair
center at Plaza 093s. There is
no charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Make Clean Line

Remove The fu2zers that
grow over the cyelid so there
isn't the least suggestion Of
downincSs left around the eyes
With the clean surrounding
skin the brows and lashes stand
out as the important feature
they should he. Those who find
twcezinG annoying will discover
sponging with alcohol or even
hot water relieves the irri-
tatiOn.
The top hairs over the brows
are never removed but may
need 10 be clipped 10 make
them conform TO the smooth
line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26


sroughw o
American OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Shape Under Arch

When the brows are thin
even the unruley hairs can he
saved and controlled with
wave lotion
The shaping is done under
The arch, keep this line straight.
DO all eye grooming with the
and Of a magnifying glass.
Work IN a good light and cX-
anime the whole face and nos
uils carefully so there will
never he any hair growth 10
mar the clean well groomed
look OF the face.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

/ OVERS Of American history
II will want to start right now
making room in their libraries
for five new volumes under the
collective title. The American
Lakes Series, tt DE published
by Bobbs- Merrill o.. a complete
history of the Great Lakes.
The series is edited by Milo
NJ Quaife, secretary OF the
Michigan Historical Association
the first volume just off the
press is Lake Huron, written
by Fred Eandon, we'll known
historian.
It's a beautiful volume
400 pages one that Will be
dear 10 the hearts Of all who
have sailed the Great Lakes and
all Who live in their Vicinity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Nursing
to Start

A NEW home nursing class is
~ starting at $50 a. m. Tues
day. March %. at the ST. Clair
Recreation Center. 4535 Fair
view avenue between Warren
and Garfield avenues. ~
The early hour has been set
purpoSely 50 That mothers who
want this chance 10 get prac-
tical training and experience in
home care OF the sick can count
on being back home before their
children come from school at
noon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

AUT OFthe corner Of her eye, Margie
watched Jim moody, restless, as
~ unhappy as She Well, she would
" try once more TO find out what was
wrong. Desperately, she forced herself
fn ray casually. How about going
dancing. Darling then braced
hcrslf for ms brusk reply Not
tonight
No dancing ionieht. or any night &C..
lately What had happened 10 change
her adoring. funlovipg husband into
this cold, indifferent stranger?
DoCroRs KNOW that TOO many women
Htill do not have up-to-date informa-
ton about certain physical facts And
too many who think they know have
only half-knowIedge So, they still
rely on Ineffective or dangerous prcpa-
fations.
You have a right 10 know about the
important medical advance. made dur
ing recent years in connection with this
intimate problem They affect every
woman health and happiness.
And so, with the cooperation Of doc
tors who specialize i'm womens medical
problems. the makers of Zonite have
Just published an, authoritative new
book. which clearly explains the facts.
(See irec boob offer bclop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

MONDAY STORE HOURS 9:45 to S:45
nal Shopping Service Available -. Call Cherry 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

You SHOULD, however, be warned here
about two definite threats 10 happi-
ness. First. he danger of infection pres
c1t cucry day IN euoyy uonldn $ life. Sec
ond, the most serious dcodorizotion prob
len any VomGH hdo =. one which you
may not suspect. And what TO use is so
important. That's why you ought 10
know about Zonite antiseptic.
UsEp IN THE poUcHE (as well as for a
simple everyday routine of external
protection Zonite IN both antiseptic
and deodorant Zonite deodorlzes, not
by just masking. but by actually de-
strOyinR odors. Leaves no lasting odor
of its own.
Zonite also kills Immediately all
germs and bacteria on contact. Yet
contains no ; oisons or acids No other
type Of liquid antiseptic-germicide IL
more powerful yet so safe. Your drug
gist has Zonite.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Oastronomyl

Finishing tho above d.Crifod
piece Of work / pitched into a
pleaSurablc thing entitled Tho
GaStronomical Ne by III r X
Evening star., 1944-12-06

6-With a Gift Of Leather
Snok Pax cigarette holds cigarettes neatly and
keeps tobacco out Of your pockets Peskin-------$2
Buxton stitchIess "three-woy" bIIfod of Indo goot
Including 2O9o
CoIopsibe eootskn utility Including 20qo tax, $12
Sunton cowhide> discharge . . to hold i'm
portont letters. Tan blue. Including 2Oqo tox--$e
7-With a Gift for Smokers :. :.
John Middleton's famed "Sugor Barrel pipe smoking
mixture Of aromatic toboccos " pound 81, pound 81
Ostrich leather combination tobacco pouch-----$7.5o
Customb blt pipe, hand coNed in individual shapes for
Sterling Silver cigarette lighter in tried ondtrue Flip
wheeF' design including 2Ooo tox---$l9.S0
Evening star., 1944-12-06

@With a Gift Of TOiletries 80.
MEM Army and Navy soap set two cokes each in
an individual pIostie soap dsh------------------$1
seoorth mems set of shaving mug and otter shave to
cum Including 2Oo6
surfsproy set Of otter shave creom tocum, cologne
4-ounce each. Including 20qo tax x------------S4zo
MEM lotion and cologne set. Including 2oqo tox--$7zo
Evening star., 1944-12-06

4-With a Gift Of NecktieS ..
Trojan Dropesch royon-ond-siIk necktie in neat Moc-
cIesfied-type patterns
Reso "Roubox" silk -royon moire striPes-----$5
Resio "Jornoc" royon crepe snnoothtyng neoktie in
handsome bold fioures Sz5o
And for boIder tastes, this large spaced figure royo
necktie 81 so
Evening star., 1944-12-06
3-With a Gift of Sportswear .

3|With a Gift Of SpOrtsWear -.
Jove popIn bush joeket for active outdoor wear
ZeIon finished to make it water repelent votdyed for
better COLOR washable ond Sonforzed shrunk (shrnkoee
less than 0o) Thus you wash it when it is soied
1929 spun royon 3O9o cotton, natural color-----Sl5
Wool sports shirt for indoor, outdoor wear colorfuI
shirt in neat poids. From group---------------Sl5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

girls that are hired to stand with the soldiers and
sailors and have their pictures taken with them
so the boys can send the pictures home and show
their folks what a wonderful time they are hav.
ing in New York. II was always the same girls In
the pictures only you didn't notice.
ses Ohio. Ethel ses well. took Lefty over to
Broadway with me and got her job in one OF
those places and she had her picture taken with
dozens Of different fellows and some Of them with
their arms around her and she will send copies
OF every picture 10 Donald to show him what
fool he has been and how she Is doing the best
that she can TO help out the morale Of the boys
In the service and make few dollars for her
hope chest too
ses beautiful. that is really nice thinking and
Ethel ses yes, and took job myself just for
the one night TO encourage her. because she very
bashful and had some pictures taken with those
fellows that Will show you but Joe would not
have one taken at the imitation bar What do you
think OF that?
ses Ohio. She Ses Ohio yourself. Joe.
Very truly
JOE TURP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
RROOKLYN-

Dear Sir The other night when got home
from work my wife Ethel was talking 10 girl
friend OF hers by the name OF Lefty ArmstretteT
and Lefty was crying as II her heart was breaking
ses hello there girls. ses what Is eating you
Lett Ethel ses hello Joe She is little upset
ses what do you mean, little? ses hay Let, you
will have this joint knee deep in tears II you don't
stop that squalling and Ethel Oh Joe. this is
time TO be kidding her This Is very serious
Wen after while Lefty stopped crying ana
left and ses what the matter with her Ethel
ses that was the best Job OF baWling have heard
I'm long time and Ethel ses II was about Donald
0Cooney She Just got letter from him in which
he ses he Is not gong to marry her after he gets
GU, OF the army after all because she is two face
ses why that's TOO bad. Ethel ses thought
those two was made for each other but suppose
Donsy has found someone he likes better or Is II
visa verso with Let? Ethel ses II is neither one
Lefty still loves Donald and he still loves her but
he met four different fellows In San Francisco
that had snapshots OF themselves taken with Lefty
and he ses that proves she Is nothing but two
face.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
DRAWINGS
~
AshsR DEAN

ses Ohio. Ethel ses what do you mean by
Ohio? ses only mean Ohio. I ses how did Il
happen she had those pictures taken with those
different guys? Ethel ses well II Just happened.
Once Il happened In Prospect Park and twice at
Coney and once on Flatbush avenue They was
lonely fellows and they wanted picture OF Lefty
10 wear next to their hearts when they went into
battle.
ses Oho Ethel Ses never mind that Ohio bust
ness joe Could she know they was all going to
meet Donald Cooney out there in San Francisco.
Wouldn't you think the army would be scattered
out more? II is really uncanny Joe that they
should be punched up that way and II Is also bad
luck for Lefty Now have got to find some way
Of helping the poor thing out SEES II you do
that you arc a LOT better than any magician Ethel
and Ethel scs well Joe don't you think am any.
way?
She was away from home the next night visit.
Ing her girl friend and in the morning when !
was eating my breakfast ses well sweets did you
rhyme Joe Let yet Yes. everything is fine now
! hope That was what was doing last night Joe
do you remember those places on Broadway where
they take pictures OF you standing at little imita
ton bars or the back platforms OF train as II
you was going away OF in a buggy with a. wooden
horse!
I ses do you those spots like the one
themselves mugged with their girls! She ses yes
only those were not their girls Joe. Those were
Cos,dShs is,, Mn FrA,ut, Ssndr.lr Ina
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-04
TANKS AND
 LAPS SKIRMISH ON LEYTE ISLE
By MURLIN SPENCER

GEN. MacARTHUR'S HEAD QUARTERS ON LEYTE, Dec. 4. -(AP)-Reports today, tell of slow moving action in which the Americans and Japanese patrols are sparring for positions in the north end of the Ormoc corridor on Leyte Island.
 U. s. naval aircraft slugged it out with the. Nipponese in the air and on the sea again.
 Gen. MacArthur's communiques reported no ground advances where the doughboys were battl ing both the Japanese and the worst weather ever recorded, but on the sea, the hard-hitting PIT boats damaged a 4,O00-ton ves- sel off the southern coast of Mesbate, while American fighter planes attacked enemy supply bases about the middle of the Ormoc corridor.
 Japanese and American planes traded air blows, with the U. S. heavy bombers dropping 1855 tons of explosives on Palawan Island, tn ..ie westernmost of the Philip pines, while the Nipponese made light nuisance attacks on Ameri- can installations on Leyte, and also positions in Carigara Bay.
 Moratai Island was also hit.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-04
WIEN TO EXTEND
 AIR MAIL SERVICE
Pacific 2.

Wien Alaska Airlines, Inc, of Fairbanks has filed an exemp- tion order with the Civil Aero nautics Board at Anchorage to permit the airlines to carry mail on it's Fairbanks-Nome route, it was announced at the CAB of flee recently. The new service will include the intermediate points of Panama, Kokrins, Nu- lato, Golovin and Moose Point and "any other necessary point between the terminals"
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-04
FIRE ON TD" ST. SATURDAY AFTERNOON

The Nome Fire Department was called Saturday afternoon to put out a fire on North s'D" St. The damage was slight. The fire was started by a child playing with matches.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-04
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 @ -~ A . . EoCCl BALL T SCORES
OKLAHOMA WINS SECOND
 FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

Oklahoma City, Okla, won its second straight Big Six football championship Saturday by down. ing the fast Nebraska II, 31 to 12 in the finals for the season.
 Other Footban Scores Oklahoma 31, Nebraska 12. Presbyterian 35, Havana 0. Texas Tech 2, South Plains AAF 6.
 Denver 27, Colorado College 13.
 Virginia 36, North Carolina 2. Havana 0, Presbyterian 34. Notre Dame 28, Great Lakes 2. Georgia Tech A, Georgia 0. Tulane 6, Louisiana State 25. Arkansas A. & M. 0, Arkansas fl.
 P Texas Christian 6, Southern Methodist g.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-04

BERLIN GERMANY tRadlophoo, On gun carr'a~c coy. coy body of Field Marshal Er"ln kolf'i Who Desert Fox " hr cunning III th' African tahih O the German Romme died q" nI1r'e> re"ed when "eo ' Lo, Normandy July Al in Berlin >alu the caSke It went
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-04

Tulsa 48, Miami 2.
 Camp Beale 6, College of the Pacific 2.