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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-04
BRENDA HELSER HOLDS SPOTLIGHT
 IN SWIM EVENTS

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4 = Brenda Helser, brilliant Portland, Ore. swimmer who has been over shadowed by San Francisco's great Ann Curtis for the last two years, held the aquatic spotlight today after setting three new American records during the Far Western AAU Championships here.
 The three-day meet, which ended at Fleischhacker Pool yesterday, saw six U. s. marks cracked and new Far Western times set in three other events.
 The Portland girl beat her per ennial rival for the second time in two days when she won the 200- meters in 2:282 to break the pre- vious U. s. record of 2:309, held by her Multnomah Club team-mate, Nancy Merki.
 Miss Helser set her second Am erican mark yesterday when she was timed in one minute flat for 100 yards. She had broken the 100- meter free-style time Sunday when she edged out Miss Curtis in 1:058, cutting a second off Helene Madi- sons record set in 1892.
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HOLIDAY TWINS
 WIDEN MARGIN
 OF FpACEMAkER5
BengaIs, Bruins Both Take Two as 8 Labor Day
 Bills Pack Stands
tBy The Associated Press)

Holiday crowds of record-breaking proportions packed most of the Ma jor league baseball parks yesterday to watch eight Labor Day double headers that found both league lead- CTS fortifying their respective holds on first place.
 The Detroit Tigers picked up a full length yesterday by squeezing past Chicago twice by identical 6-5 scores. Tommy Bridges, making his first appearance since 1943, after his discharge from the Army, received credit for the first game with the relief help of George Caster.
 Washington lost ground in it's two month chase of the leaders by drop ping the second of holiday double to Boston, after knocking out Dave (Boo) Ferriss in an Ills opening romp
 Charley Keller, Nick Etten and George Stirnweiss unloaded a bar rage of extra base hits on Philadel- phia as the Tanks swept two. St. Louis whipped Cleveland twice, fur ther complicating the Tribes diff cult uphill struggle.
 In the National, Chicago beat the Cincinnati Red, for the nineteenth time in 20 starts. Paul Derringer ccasted home in the opener after Andy Pafko unloaded grand slam homer, and Fly Vandenberg saved the second when he came to the rescue of Hank Wyse
 Pittsburg dropped St. Louis four full games behind the leading Cubs by handing the Cardinals a double dose of disappointment. Both Ted Wilks and Blk Donnelly failed to last two innings as the Buccos un- loaded a total of five round trip pers.
 A fist fight between Ed Stanky of the Dodgers and Dick Cutler of the Braves enlivened proceedings at Ebbets Field, where the Brooklyn Dodgers took two from Boston. Lef- ty Tom Seats went all the way in the first tilt and received credit for the finale on tenth inning re- lief chore. The New York Giants knocked off the Phillies on a pair of neat pitching jobs by Harry Feld- man and Sal Maglie.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-04
JUNEAU BOY MAKES HIT IN ARMY SHOW
 AT ALEUTIAN BASE

AN ALEUTIAN BASE - TIA Robert N. Satire contributed com petent theatrical performance as Richard Stanley, the young son, as an all-local cast presented "The Man Who Came To Dinner" to an appreciative audience at this post recently. Members of the cast were from the Army, Navy Nurse Corps, American Red Cross, Navy. Sea Bees and Army Air Corps.
 Sgt Satare is the son of MT. and Mrs. John Satire of Juneau. He attended Juneau High Schools where he was especially interested in mu- sic, playing with various musical organizations in the city. Before entering the service he was employ cd by the U. s. Engineering Depart ment in Juneau.
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EDITORIAL OPPORTUNITY

Established industrial journal de- voted to the commercial fisheries can use a substantial volume of news from the fishing fleet in the area tributary to Juneau. Core spondent should have contact with the fisheries and preferably experi- ence in writing news or country correspondence for a newspaper. Payment on a space basis, with a generous guaranteed monthly mini mum Applicants should submit facts as to experience and qualifi- cations, Pacific Fisherman, Fl Columbia Street, Seattle 4, Wash ington. (Adv-1O, ,056-t5)
 Each rider in the Pony Express had to ride 75 to 100 miles a day.
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MRS. LILLE JOHN DIES

Mrs. Lillie c. John, wife of Jimmie c. John of Excursion Inlet, died yesterday morning aboard her husbands trolling boat at Aux Bay. III for the past two years, Mrs. John was being brought to Juneau to enter the hospital when she was stricken.
 In addition to her husband, de- ceased is survived by three small children.
 The remains are at the Charles w. Carter Mortuary, pending fune- ral arrangements.
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BEAVERS DEVELOP
 5-GAME EDGE OUT
 OF BIG WEEKEND
tBy The Associated Press)

The first peacetime Labor Day holiday baseball on the Pacific Coast in four years is memory to 35,00O Coast League fans. When the smoke and fanfare faded, all the first divi- sion teams in the pennant chase were still the same distance apart.
 Portland held it's five-game lead by taking both ends of twin-bill from Los Angeles, and second-place Seattle followed the pattern, drub- ping Oakland twice.
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Ap SPORTS
 ROUNDUP

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Sept. A. Frankie Parker, Army Air Force Sergeant from Los Angeles, wore down injured, limping Bill Talbert of Wilmington, Del, in a near record first set, 6-1, 6-2, to retain the National Singles Tournament Championship.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-04

Browns starting an eastern swing, where they may be waylaid by the Tanks and Senators within the next few days, and five Cubs-Cards tussles coming up later.
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Pacific Coast League)

Hollywood, 8-4; Sacramento, A. 15.
 Seattle, IA Oakland, 0-2. Portland, 7-5; Los Angeles, 6-3. San Diego, 7-5; San Francisco, Gil.
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(Pacific Coast League)
sITKA COUPLE WED HERE

SITkA COUPLE WE'D HERE
 Mrs Mae Fenton, of Sitka, and Menandry Malachoff, also of Sitka, were married Saturday noon, Sept. l, by Commissioner Felix Gray. Their attendants were Nancy Burke and Ben D. Schoen.
 MT and Mrs. Malachoff will make their home in Sitka, where he is engaged in fishing.
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WANTED

WANTED TO BUY-Residential lot in Douglas. Will pay cash. Phone Douglas 12 or 42 Douglas Trading Post 1o,056-t12)
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Pacific Coast Leaguel

Seattle, A; Sacramento, 3-5. First game 13 innings). Portland, 7-2; San Diego, 6-1. San Francisco, AT; Los Angeles, 5.
 Oakland, POT; Hollywood, 10-1.
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HELP WANTED - Cook, muckers, and miners. Prevailing wages. For information see w. 5. Pecko- vich at Hotel Juneau, or Phone Black 26S. Q0,056-t6)
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MIGHTY MIDGET WINS

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 4-The diminutive Ben Hogan, just out Of the Army, reasserted himself as a threat to Byron Nelson's fairway supremacy by winning the $13,333 Nashville open Golf Tournament yesterday over the tight Richland Club course. He racked up a score of 265, just two strokes off the all-time tournament low, to hand Nelson one of his few set-backs of the year.
 Tn a pro football exhibition game Sunday, the Cleveland Rams beat the Pittsburgh Steelers, 21 to 0.
 Bill Leiser, San Francisco Chron- icle sports editor, recently offered the suggestion that American na- tions should get together for the Olympic Games. Mexico has already started building huge sports city, with stadia and sport facili- ties of all kinds" to be ready in 1948.
 Pittsburgh's 37-year-old catcher, Al Lopez, caught his 1,793rd game yesterday in a doubleheader with St. Louis, and tied Gabby Hart nett's record for catching the most major league games.
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SUNDAY GAMES (American League)

Cleveland, 3; Detroit, 2.
 New York, 40; Washington, 2-3. Chicago, 6-2; St. Louis, 0-3. Philadelphia, IT; Boston, 0-2.
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WANT ADS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE = Philco table model radio, Al shape. Combination waffle iron sandwich toaster, in terchangeable cast aluminium grids. Sessions 8-day mantle clock, beautiful case, excellent time keeper. Or will trade for ivory carvings. Phone 439.
 (10,056-t -tf-dh) FOR SALE = Stakeholder Coupe. Leaving town. Call Rhodes, Phone 591. QO,056-t4 GEN. ELECTRIC SUN LAMP, S25. 20-Pc. luncheon dishes, S4. 34-Pc. set dinner dishes, $16. 4Wheel scooter, S6. 4 Metal chairs, $50 ea Waffle iron, $5. Toaster, $5. Mirror S3. Metal utility box $4. Pr. ice skates, size & 10, $4 each. Kitchen utensils, tools and other items. 633 Harris C0,056tt 36 FORD COACH-Can Green 155, between 5 and p. m. Q0,056-t4 FULL SIZED MATTRESS, F price, S15. sos Willoughby Ave, Apt. No 4, after 5 D. m. Q0,055-2t) RADIO Monograph combination, vacuum cleaner and electric heater. Phone Black 415.
 (10054-tf 1941 FOUR-DOOR FORD sedan, good condition. See Stewart at Juneau Motors. 10054-tf) FOR SALE-Excellent business op- portunities in thriving Alaskan town: Ice cream factory doing excellent business, modern up-to- date equipment; one of the finest hardware stores in the country exceptional stock; combination grocery -delicatessen liquor store. Gradelle Leigh Realty Co.,, Box 468, Fairbanks, Alaska. Q0,054-t3) SHIFT FISHING BOAT with 30 HIP. marine motor. Inquire at Harbor Machine Shop, w. 11th and ' Streets. C1O,o53-6t) 3-PLATE porcelain electric range. S25 Green l67. Q0.053-4t) CRESCENT Apartment .:ouse for sale. Phone 428. 10052-tf) ONE WOOD STOVE, $10; one Super Flame oil heater, prac- tically new, large size, $125. Phone George Brothers. q0051-tf) SILVER MARSHALL radio for sale. Bargain. Phone Red PA. George Simpkins. (10,049-tf) ONE DRESSER with triple mirrors, one A mattress. Phone IA.
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ANYBODY'S GUESS

Here it is past Labor Day and nobody knows for sure how those major league pennant races will come out, what with the Tigers and
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lNafional Leaguel

National League) Chicago, TT; Cincinnati, 2-1. Pittsburgh, 6-6; St. Louis, 5-2. Brooklyn, A; Boston, 0-3. New York, 3-9; Philadelphia, 20.
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WANTED TO RENT = 2-Bedroom house. Write Empire 6076.
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LABOR DAY GAMES (American League)

Detroit, 6-6; Chicago, 5-5.
 Washington, 11-4; Boston, 5-8. New York, AT; Philadelphia, 1-6. St. Louis, 6-5; Cleveland, 3-4.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-04
National League)

Chicago, 40; St. Louis, IA. Brooklyn, 7-2 New York, 4-6. Pittsburgh, AT; Cincinnati, 2-3. Boston, GA; Philadelphia, 3-5.
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GOOD 3-BEDROOM HOUSE, with or without furniture. Telephne Green 475
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HOT WATER FURNACE, oil bur- CT; ENG hot water heater, 250 gal. hot water tank, all for $550. Terms, cash. George Brothers.
 10,047-tf)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-04

SILVER MARSHALL radio for sale. Bargain. Phone Red PA
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-03-23

jumping Sunday too-Grace Mason Lillian MARY LEWIS
Schoed Harold Simpson, Katheryn and Johnny PeOd Bill Small
, Josephine Mccoy, Marvin Louis, etc.
The Eks packed (and ho The music grand
Irving Yates Miller,
Payne mmie" Marshall " Roberts, "eeny" Danforh
Harry Jackson, Everette Kathryn Harper Phebe
many Others
plans Washington her husband john
about the first of April
Minneapolis Sunday. Chubby and Mary
Brady Bonita Nellie and and Josie Underwood all
i had dinner at the Dreamand Sunday.
Gloria i'll at homehope she okay Met
boys in Ted Lewis band they both young!
Congratulations Teddy Wallace Ernestne Smawood who
plan be married
designing night with gold fish the
ceiling
the weekend St. Paul visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Robert daughter Mrs Burie Carmichael held
her sister, Mrs. Jackson of California Sunday Saw Mrs
Minnie Alexander downtown looking Sprngish last week.
Again." by Billy Holiday really
The Newmans received from Corporal Rudy
Young in New Guinea Virginia Jackson dr. Crump office gir is
wearing lovely locket, birthday gift from admirer.
Sgt Arthur D. White Guinea had say
wife, Lillian TOP Carroll ncessate writing letter scroll
write (of and on)?
Wilbur Allen who the Navy Great Lakes his
Della Wallace that stole his watch and
Be seeing you the fights Tuesday night
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Juvenile 1--WE
By DON GATES

Last week I asked what had
happened to the zoot suit, we'll
got my answer from Bobby Ban
narn, who has been in Arizona and
talk about droopy character he is
it. With a drape rect and a hat
zeet and a coat with a rect pleat.
Alreet!!
The mad, glad and groovey can
teen will be open on Wednesday
evenings, for gay couples only, so
all of you slick chicks had better
latch on to some mad cats for We'd
nesdays from now on. There will
also be jumps on Fridays and Sun
days for hep cats and jills who
wish to swing and sway in the
usual way. And talk about dane
ing, look at Billy Mccoy, now there's
a mug that can jitterbug and swing
and sway in any old way. He's a red
hot sender and he's in his splendol
when he can jump and Utter and his
feet can pitter to some hot band
with a chick on hand-besides being
a red hot dancer he's a slick
romancer-ask L. M. or P. M.
Audrey King says no one in hel
category can send her like o. B
mot necessarily SOY well I car
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on the assumption that even they
have ears.
That the fights Tuesday night
will break all fight records for a
long, long time.
That the City's failure to provide
swimming pools in public and in
high schools is one of the reasons
why As per cent of the enlisted men
being sent overseas can't swim.
That is what the fighting men in
and out of the Army say is true, the
next heavyweight champion is
more likely to be a lad who has
never seen service than a veteran.
The best opinion now being that
soldering takes so much out Of a
fighter he isn't much good after he
has returned to civil life. like
Tunney after the last war?)
That if the Graves-Riley match
were held in Chicago or Milwaukee
neither fighter could expect to draw
down more than a few hundred
slugs. -. For Tuesdays fight each
will draw down better than two
grand.
That you shouldn't be disappoint-
ed when you see a poor athletic
show or an event. Don't forget
all Ia performers are in the
services.
That SO per cent of the fight fans
that swore off from ever attending
another boxing show a few weeks
ago because of a stinkeroo fight
card will be at the ringside Tues
day night.
That you can double your price
for your ringside seat Tin case you
have yours already .. Betcha the
advance seat sale on fight day will
be close to $4,000.
And that we are the only Twin
City scribe to pick Riley to win
without any ifs and and's or butts
and no maybe's.
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dream, can't ~.
Went to st. Paul Saturday for
a hayride party-caught a glimpse
of beautiful Carolyn Combs,
Reginald Aliens heart throb. She
is fine and 1 do mean fine. I hope
Reggie reads this because want to
say that some one waits for him
who is oh 500 gorgeous. If by any
chance you want some one to fill
in for you until you get back
just let me know-woof-woof!!
Saw lovely Doroth Coins in school
and asked what her favorite do
ings were at North High. Her
reply was "just walking around
and looking" and I gather from
the way she walks and looks (fine)
that's about all she has to do-are
you hep?
Lets take a gander at the sports
lets gaze at Conrad Austin, cats!
in basketball he can zig and gag
and his legs will wag and his knees
will start sagging and Harry
(Davis) will start Dragging, cause
he's got the ball and that's not all.
he makes a clean shot so our team
gets glad and the opponents get
mad, so that cat on the gym floor
is not so bad.
Each week I will name the sharp
est cat during the week. This time
he is neat-David Allen-who was
sharp in a brown pin stripe con-
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DOTS AND DASHES
FROM HOLLYWOOD

short, cit Happened in Springfield"
which is a dramatization of the
Springfield, Mass, plan to erase
racial prejudice, say the film gets
it's effectiveness through not nam
ing any particular race as the
victim of intolerance, but in warn
ing America of the urgency for
striking out this evil which can de-
scend upon any minority group.
Watch for it at your theatres! &. . e.
They say that "Hotel Berlin" rivals
"Casablanca" for action and sus-
pense-both were made by Warner
Bros. Artie Brandon Reed,
wife of Leonard, has forsaken the
chorus and can be found nightly
operating the checkroom concession
at Sleeps Playhouse Maceo
Burch reports having received
several offers to join different book
ing agencies; all which he's turned
down Two captured Japanese
Zeros were reassembled and used
by Warner Bros. in filming "Objec-
tive, Burma!" {. . The Duke Filing
ton crew departs from the Coast
March 10Th. Right now they're do
ing one-nighters, and will sandwich
in an Ellington concert at the Los
Angeles Philharmonic Auditorium
=. Whether or not a woman can
find happiness in a second marriage
to which she brings four children
by her first is hilariously answered
in the affirmative in Roughly
Speaking" the Warner picture
starring Rosalind Russell and Jack
Carson
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Hollywood, Calf, March %
Irving Mills has made a deal with
a film company for the filming of
series of cartoons based on the
Minnie the Moocher" character
popularized by Cab Galloway &.
Now it's Acknowledgement re-
ports are that the Lauren Bacall
gal has taken Mexico City like
Grant took Richmond Central
Ave. is currently without one of its
bright spots, the Downbeat, whose
doors were shattered when it's tenn
porary liquor license expired. The
owners have applied for a perman-
ent one and will probably get it ). &.
Suzette johnson is the star of
the Savage Dancers since Monica
Carter withdrew to return to MILL
merry designing :. The Billy Eek
stems (Mrs. E. is now on the Coast)
are house hunting. They want to
buy Enrol Flynn's next star
ring picture for Warner Bros. will
be ''The Adventures of Don Juan"
Laura Bowman, the veteran
Lafayette actress, is rehearsing
with the Coast company of "Deci-
sion," the play that jolted Broad
way last season. Story is about a
New England factory where work
ers strike over the use of Negro
employees Charles Hadnot, the
Chicago real estate baron, is en-
route back to the Windy City after
a two-month's vacation Lii
Randolph of radio fame is also
house hunting.
Those who have seen the Warner
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That the war has made or left
only a few 10 per cent fight mana
gers. ;. Most of 'em had to actual
ly get a job.
That there will be another
Graves-Riley match demand by the
fans after their fight next week.
That the amateur talent this sea-
son has been the worst since the
war started over three years ago.
That know of an alderman who
is suspicious of everyone these days
because he is having the walls of
his office sound-proofed, probably
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-03-23
What's What Among
Twin City RailrOaders

commercial artist under the PEN
name of Spencer Morgan. A
staunch little gentleman is "Smit-
ty." The handsome waiter on the
MP. is Harvey Harris, husband of
the beautiful Roxy. Haven't seen
you around lately, Harvey. Roger
Brandt, GIN, returned from Canada,
Wednesday and is ready for action.
Ray Adams is leaving GIN, and 60
ing over to the 500 Lines. Loads
of luck to you, Ray. Dick Parker,
GIN, is the rugged little linen-man
of head-waiter Jimmy Aliens crew.
After meeting you, Dick, under
stand what AL meant when he said
you were a hard man to convince,
Poor La Verne, she must have quite
a time with you. But you're still
OK, Dick.
Saw Paul Moore, GIN, the other
night. He is the future minister of
st. Paul and has a lovely wife, a
son and a daughter. May God bless
you, Paul. Happy-gO-lucky Joe
Stewart tried GIN, but got his final
break with MP. Luck to you, Joe
GIN doesn't know what they missed
A fine person, you must know, is
Rufus Boyd, a Pullman porter. The
easy-gOing, gentleman waiter
Floyd Renicks, GIN, lives in the
suburbs of st. Paul-Mpls. Charlie
Williams, GIN, has just returned
from Los Angeles. Charlie went
out to attend the funeral of his
brother, Marion. In behalf of all
the railroad men and your cor
respondent, Charlie, we extend to
you our deepest sympathy.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-03-23
By EMMA CREWS

Lee Howard, GIN, made his last
trip as a waiter, Monday, March IL,
to give his services to Uncle Sam.
Lots of luck, Lee! Jerry Robbins,
GIN, is working like mad these days
to welcome Junior" with a carload
of pennies. You're doing all right,
Jerry! Did you know that the
well-known, Art Burris, GIN, has
forsaken "John Barley Corn" fol
Pepsi Cola ?-and he says it really
hits the spot. We're for you, Art;
keep up the good work! Tor
rance Pugh, a waiter on the N. P.
is former Iowa Track star. Tor
rance is a brother of Drexel Pugh
also of the N. P. They are both two
truly fine young fellows. How's the
smooth and fast moving Preston
Perry, GIN, these days? He always
starts the meal with "I'm going to
drag my feet, boys" and moves
fast and furious.
Aaron Prior, GIN, you know a
good refrigerator keeps everything
so don't worry about thing. You
all know Bradley-"The Mighty
Bradley" MP. If you don't know
him, you'll have to meet him. Great
fella, Bradley. I'd like to introduce
the dapper, Mr.. John D. RadfOrd
GIN, the new mule" to o. P. Wells
and what a mule! Art Petit,
ford, GIN, better known to his
former crew as "MajOr HOOple.'
Calvin Humburd, the smooth little
waiter on the GIN, is brother to
Walter and Raleigh, of the MP
A fine trio of brothers, too.
N, S, Smith. a GIN waiter. is also
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That the city
of st. Paul should
shame, shame it
self for letting
itself become the
worst boxing city
in America (it
was once tops)
-. They only had
one boxing show
in n e a rly five
years.
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sentative substituting down the
avenue.
Watch this column each week and
see who all the groovey cats and
chicks are and if by any chance you
have some news-put me hep! Dog
bites man that's not news, but
groovey dog bites hep man that's
news.
So long Jills and Jacks-see you
next week.
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SPORTS
By PERCY VILLA
Strike Me Pink If l Don't
Think

That Jackie Graves will come in
second in his fight with Charlie
Riley at the auditorium, Tuesday
night.