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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-11-29
Order Nisi-

Roland c. Ray ct ux., ct AL,
Plaintiffs,
VS..
Ernest w. Maughlin, ST., ct AL,
Defendants.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, AS
A COURT OF EQUITY.
No. 7,07S Equity.
ORDERED, this 21st day of
November A. ID. 1915, by the Cir
cult Court for Montgomery Coun-
ty, as a Court of Equity, that the
Auditors Eighth Report filed in
the above entitled cause, be rati-
fed and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the 22nd day of Decem-
Der next: Provided a copy of this
order be inserted in some news
paper published in said Montgom-
cry County, once in each Of three
successive weeks before the
22nd day of December, 1916.
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Montgomery County.
True Copyr-Test:
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
1916 Clerk.
Order Nisi--
Ethel Hope Smith, Next Friend
of Katherine Elizabeth Ritter,
Plaintiff,
VS.,
Katherine Elizabeth Ritter,
clio Springfield State Hospital,
Sykesville, Maryland,
Defendant.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, AS
"A COURT OF EQUITY.
No. 1884 Equity.
ORDERED, this 21st day of
November A. d. 1916, by the Cir
cult Court for Montgomery Coun-
ty, as Court of Equity, that the
sale made by Ethel Hope Smith,
Committee and Trustee, to Arthur
j. Dinger and reported in the
above entitled cause, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 22nd day of December
next: Provided a copy of this
order be inserted in some news
paper published in said Montgom-
cry County, once in each of three
successive weeks before the said
22nd day of December, 1915.
The. report states the amount of
the sale to be $2,333.33.
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Montgomery County.
True Copy-Test:
296 Clerk.
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-11-29
Board Of Education of Montgomery County Md.
Report of the Board of Education

In accordance with Section 3d. Chapter Soc Public
Laws of Maryland the Board
submits its Annual Report for the ending June
By Order of the Board of Education.
EDWIN w. BROOME
Superintendent
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-11-29
Executors Sale
Or
HOUSE AND LOT
In Croydon Park,
Rockville, Md.

Under and by virtue of the pow.
er and authority contained in the
Will of Robert Edward Butt, the
undersigned as Executor, will offer
for sale at public auction on
Monday, the 10th day of
December, 1945
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-11-29

Of the Statement Of Receipts and
Of Montgomery County,
Maryland for the year ended June 49, 1945.
Receipts County Funds confirmed
correspondence with the Comptroller Of the State and the
Montgomery and Receipts from Other Sources
verified with available records.
verified by examination of approved vouch
Statements
tested with the authorizations the minutes OF the Board
Deposit June 30, 945 confirmed by direct
correspondence with the repositories.
indicates that accounting has been
recorded and disbursements and opinion
and Disbursements fairly presents the
of operations for the ended June 30 1945.
Respectfully submitted
MCKINLEY AND MCKINLEY,
80 Certified Public Accountant
by (Sgned) John r. Mckinley,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
HOUSES ron SALE

A lovely HOME
and OH 81 Inexpensive. 10 rNors In
AT Center-Crand for large family pr
could be 2-tamily Immediate possession.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
DANRURY. 2O14S


flFkN = . HiNllN
room hunrsiuw car bc used 81 In
ccrir 3 dn. N u Ms' vrfv
flcan fenccd ysrd frui, trees priced
inr aulrk sa'c =, a. 400 terms
" l. KENNEDY
400 p STATE FktR Tw 1-f2so
.pEARBoRN- Rucs ouuE 8 yrA old.
2 hedrms attic rss NJ tile bath.
satagc Gsrlinr on alps
prAFBORN diN nrsr TrlsGrapn "a .
-u0rns Nls features futnarrs Wil hstc
rncn's 'ott An,ipn hm lines one block
mar sChn1LA- Is 7nn A-Ep.
nroyrd $500 d., npcn csli Pru' vi
1-0aGT
nFhPRORN-E Harpel ro,d ~ phcs
hedruorus tilr features nreplArr
fenced storm sash. scrrens M schrrls
church and hus. guod buy. CARING.
or 7iaa
pEARRoRN ~ Nccksl michigan Colo.
ntaI : hrdtnumv spaciuus rnn's, 20
ii-nr roum nrcplacc. porch. ssrars
shruhhcry. naVri NEltpet. nict location.
Caring on stA6
DEARBORN OWNER MOvlNGl
UNION, 2ASiN near Telcrtaph = \
rcoms ist floor ,f.SoO, terrnsA Open
ul soid BRoKER CH osNs
DEARBORN Tu&NstIr--b-rm hung /,
eo3o whilencld, mr. warren SIN dn
NaNmrnf. tfftNO non'hlN. NOW ikiI
IN low tar area. Mr.. Bernard. TO
a.ff9i.
DEARBORN Tuwaship. vacant ; rm
hitnr afr rUt N 'tlp frsturrs small
dn psyt FOr veterans and civilians.
Detroit Consl lructlun CO To s-Aie4
DEARBORN Mona Colonial mud
crnised 2 hcdrunIns tie features nuor-
csccrf lights many rNira FEATURES
ehruhhery. rsfarr so ln' lovely Neigh
borhood Gsllns or 7iRG
DEARBORN w. Cherry Hll Dist II
ms faced brirt C1ioutri forced slt
lavs,ory, den first N0of, ferrestion
rom, sndsc,r<d ti17So. O. n
Lcduiiee. DE 1865.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
METTETAL-WARREN
New Brick, $3.50. l0cr On.

J hedr0oms iiie sho~c. fu' easement
hOt sir heat iot ensiTT
& - NApRtepN GO
1Itss plsh s'rrsf rsrdep co.
i4rsfed Wesf Nsrrrn Wrri .f
~ 'uan praf WAYNE lrl-F ~
SFW 1-bcdfm tbrs rntnes aos swan.
shie civilians spd veterans Gail for
information pesl'of TO -.lAGl
VfCWTiSCAt o. lry ~ sf~
hts lot sosi35. nlcr frglt trees ios
tasss - son
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Furnished Rooms Tor Rem,

BIVD Past Jefferson beautiful front
room running water fnr gentleman
cooking privileges op,ions, tA7A. ME
mao
CALDWELL lssTI-isrEt room fot
-erilcman near 7-Nnr Tw i-o77a.
CLARK indI Nicely furnished innrr.
sptlnf mattress board optional. IA
gfTF
DrSIRAE tuem suiishlc tor twn
riris ptlvsto home rlviieFes uN
9a17T
MARYLAND. iaoq Larry small rcorps
hnmr pri,ieFss hoard optional TU
i.0Olq
81 ETPiNC ruoms frr vnt Dis Hotel
1924 Wyoming. near Ford Motor
CoLoPFD- Rsument kitchcne,tr srsf'.
mint for dnfle person 1883 lne
cabin cali mornings uN 1880
CniORFp-Cumfor,ah room FOR sincie
man must hc rriishle. references. Call
sitrr T. TO s72OA
COioRED Comfortable rcom fpr ,wo
sorting firis no crosinE Tw i-4ils-
COZ t6PEn- Furnished ro0m ZOE anrls
man. rrod trsnyr0riatioD TR l-o3fs.
COLoRED- Rooms older p,rn rrtierred
PA ado aide Nj Farley G. 2f5T.
COIOREp- Hoonv 'Nt Gentlemen only
1fO Chandler IN i-t27S
CoLoRED e. Ihrcq rvIisbls rctnod
rnVemcu private bath aud entrance
Nrass optiuual RcieiVnccs. CAL 7-s
m ~ 441iT
con ORED-Three rypn hssemcnt apart
ffrnf no children TT F-3ORT
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
II A y y A "
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE INC
HARnlsf FFhe MACK

pEA1. ESTATE EXCHANGE INC.
HARDING NEAR MACK
r'vont hot pif : , 500.
T. ERp -aneb GRkTIuT- Ot. Sam
HAFrFR NILE SECTION
Nudern 2hedroom homo lsree s'lc
n A hraf recreation rpm ins iaVes
yputs for 50 son uhsfsniia dDvn
4 HOLSTER I5Ao1 Ess, $ Mile rR
224o
HARPER NIs -sec s.. rooms. roored
attic jtndscspcd asninff raraEr AC
Nrst tcsurV 81 S0u dlsn Royet
real Estate. 2oaii Harper ru 3-s92O.
HkRrER-s Milo SCI l.brdrppm home
9arEr cumor Vs. fenced riiy ltsns
a 600 mn prlrr sitTS DOWN Rover
Real Estate 2oeii llsrpcr ~ 1-sa2o.
ttAPpFr.s Milo src IS rooms fl~1red
attic. utGi'v Tcom Rsfarc s. 100,
ti 500 down. ,9s mo Rover Reel
ESTATE 20piI listccr ~ 1sn1o
HARPER 18th, Nile set sra, clean 4
rcoms urlliv rrolr lrod.rn plumbing
e-nndch- &C. il-n-- 1-ann--kl-Ann- -nnNn-
Rover 7opIl Harwr Tt 7sa7o
HARPER Mis scc- Modern I bod
rooms steam heat. rss large rlot
Pesl Eststc 7naii Iistpr III 9-saio
HARRIgoN ,7oi-vsrsnt 2Lc... -.
e-rpor, frame Also Magnolia 1914.
e-room franz ss.2so Tor both
FRED g NkcLE co ca i7ao
iihvEpiitI.L near whlishui--Fsre bricsi
Gas str-condtinnrf' = ferms htiici
Tiled bath, nreplace. dis wears oidi
BAtLE. PBhLTOR PROSPECT hee2
VECiA. sO2s--s rpons. frame. ,-car
garage - 500, $3.50 down ri 1880
HicKoRY. near 7 Mile brick bcauh-
iul 5 foo'ps. large attic Cascpnaire
heat naturS fircNlece 5000
y JEFFERSON REALTY LE Aoao
PARK Churrh 9, nr 50
Rcncdiris Chutch-tT rms, 2-cat cat
INN rcssl Si.hho dn TO a-tJ0t4
~ 1870
upI,NUp 1870 OPEN
Jus, north ~ Puritan 4 h.drms oil ht,
Aiorm sash fenced s0dded 81 2on
Open 20 Z to-day. Hn,chkis CO. uN
l-Ai01
HOME hSD GARDEN srrcthL
vsn Dwell Mic srr f.rnrm ifsmf IN
e,cslient condition. s,-acrt MO- esrtrn
snii 'ndtvt hesl huv ~ ~ snn, ti q.
Ann down S2s month
TURNER WILSON \ srteKs
i7si4 East Mile Prospect 1925
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Pinchurst Grand River

PLEASANT 2237o s, CIa5 ,rarer
4 rooms and BAN gnri hta'lH0
.S7sbO. SlfiO down VACANT M
LOCK 221t7 Mack Pos'ynis n242
PURITAN wOOpiSGt5hN sEC
? hctfwe tfict strSrf f'rf ta'h
evtfa ia. 2cs- rFra~r. "T0 Pc $. =
Onfv s. 500 CAL tE f-fruU.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
HOUSES ron SALE

HNhbriL. lHhlV
. bedrms and bath up, bedrm. and
lav. down, large living nm nat hre-
place, fun dining fm bright Kitchen,
garage side drive, nice yard Owner
leaving city. Wants offer Call uN
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
HOUSES ron SALE
nFARaOpN EotIirfEs

Owners leaving town. As low as $500
sloy.: s1 some IS Win po..s.. iSInlss siSd aS s c
room modern homss, bsmt, tie fsA-
lures Ira iiutchkiss CO., 3S0i 3. Tele-
ErAph at Penn. DE T1lO. De 1905.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
RUSSELL ILANGLOlS
FRANK J. REGAL

DF $500 pF ol0
We Have Over 100 Homes Fof SAir
SEVENTEENTH ST near myrtle y
t1orus aud hath hardWNYd fbofs li
heat inside nrwly de~ursted r1' lde
good condition latsc ward weil kept
good 2-csr garay priced ueh' aancc
like rcn'
asnn I'M er Up l-lAIa
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

HoIMUp 1ei4O-orEN
Jus, north ~ Puritan. 4 h.drms oil ht,
AiOrm sash frncrd s0dded 81 2nn
Open { 20 : today. H',chsiss Co. uN
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
GUIIFORD. 1852

Y r,owf bath near Warren All slf.
conditioned heat attached Lafsgc go
Il. lot Total price 2 2ao caih.
FRED GAF9ttS
1905 Warren
III i-i2oo ~ 10000
iLToN-TEmPi E.--Frsme. 10 rcous
rsth Fficed 80 500 81 500 dn
knspp ia 4io0
HARDING Near Goethe hrick large
rpoms. 3 b rms hrraktsst uons Tile
hath up~1hirr laundry. steam hes,
screened rOfch mont garage and large
hsck yard 81 900. MI. MscB~an, RI
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
y. sEf.po. : lonNsoN. NC
cot f1frD
BARGAINS. l0cc On.
BUILD YOUR HOME

Your iHt or ours FEA tsgrls ,lso rev
svAitnls a.Hs@rm houses Ds'rcit Cca-
tfrurlnn TO eA4aA
coLCRFD
ialn1 Csr-srrn vett rics horn,
fron's N rzrsUsnt CONDITION 'N' esf-
'lrgisrr lhors NJ wells IN $500.
-------- r-- IT, 4 JOHNSON
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

HENRY 17l-Two rlcan looms an1
sihsie 'gNn' child uelcoms also rssr-
- ara hsuscsecnlnf ., 1850 rsft
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
II. 2. BOILER

- horEe power stack automatic injector
rtOker complete RedfOrd Cleaners,
0iI6G ~ NcNtrhoit
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

HOTELS

HOTEI. ARADisE-Colorrd. rooms ~
dsy ci wcrk 10 Madison g. 1885
HOTFi. WASHINGTON 2i3O Csss o.
L--u.nh-a mir 81 mo ncl hay.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

hut Watef. reiD hsat rN'rs loi hir
rasrr aaNf t.ndl'ien rood in~ort,
fNaN.. ~ f0Ha
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
CORTLAND, 1916

Open sun and ; hrh cote single
story. rims 2 brtrms bath b
~ porches storm windows idcsl locs
ton VIII SEA ~ big sacrifice owing
10 death On ZOO
II A ~ ~ "
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
MAD ENINTt tNtHANSf INC
COVENTRY. 1868

OrEN SUNDAY 2-s r ~
from hurGRinV down w very
rlcar 'rrced varu rnrrh scroU ffrn'
H A ~ 'hs mustst control, SO 100
W 7 KESNFDy
'ann y stair EhIP Tw i.A2po
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
CoiOprD- NV HoMEs

col OpED-Ntw HOMES
pNsriawn Nile I'D : hrirmt tief-
In hs'h. full hsm, $3.50 moves YOU
~ Ffih terms. tow pey,s RA s25s.
cor nPFD - O,klsud CsnO Sire hif
nuusr inm poys tuil basement. FUR.
unce ncar bus stores Rerilvcrt' 7
woodward II frs ? bs,hs sT.sr
81 600 ~ Russell pr Warren-
family. II rnous only 5000 dn Many
more rdrlmsn nH2e osklsnd
cotorEp- REAL BARGNNsi
prtCK rtnminc house Eurif near
Woodward ever slon wectiy Income.
pRIrK sinsIe' = rrms "a 500 down.
EoP1H DETROIT, II Tms VACANT.
81 500 down
" nErrOTT-2 family. s.s. tils
kitchcns \ nnn dnVn
tYtFs PFft. FSThTF
uFi7 Oakland MA 4al -TR 27N7r
rpf.npED- Richmond ~ Custer arm.
ffsnc hot air hra' , rstarrs immcdi-
ate possession Plrd TR i-O5fO
;s,t oPr~- SC-frFS AVN ; rooms.
rLyty Decorated bchu,lfu back yard.
~ 500 down W, GRAND BLVD frsms
rnors firrrlacr ~ son down
SOUTHWEST DETROIT frsme lnen-s
unrsr vscsnt ~ 800. " GRAND
pI,vn. hnss q f,i. as fireplace. suo
s,an'tsl oosn payments. Jackson. TT
7.i349,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Elmer M. Clark

WORTH GF FDNts LAST NthN
RADFMk CHER 1913 near Cadr'. --
VACANT = large reuuy hath rsIf-r.
tItr fTTv TTTT7Tr INV T1FuFfI CO.
ca $500
ROSFDRIE GARDENS 1908 NeIfpsc.
Plymouth. . room cuiontal } hrdfNunf
breakfast fper EXTRA laVafufy 1-r4r
GARAGE ere.ole shnpriue convenient
Sard0re OrueT nisI nrcfsfnt. il'1nia
2f3r
SAN JUAN-OUTEr DRIVE
1fm hrlck, y . ~ th, "a'lles
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

COtnRrD -CausFhcf near Nsvads -
rp1m ffams bectvirns fp~n ( up,
Nnt rster heat ne fuaf ana sl1lns.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-02

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-02

WANTED TO BUY \ DOLL CAR
rlagc. Must be IN good condition.
Phone 534-W. 2-2'i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-02

Dealer South, Neither side
Nllnerahle.1
South West North East
Pass Pass - Pass
PINT Pass Mt
North and South We're using a
convention, explained to their OPP
ponents, Whereby a 1-CIub OPEN
ing commanded partner to bid any
four-card major suit if he had one
which accounts for that odd
looki0S bidding. West realized
North might have two four-card
majors, SO opened a diamond, his
3 -Four tricks scored quickly in
that suit, then the heart 3 was led.
South deduced that East, with
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-06-01
This is it,. "
2bMARY LEWIS
BY VILLA BOOKER; GUEST CONDUCTOR


Many of the people who attended the A A
Columbia Chalet Saturday Minneapolis doing
the spots noticed that of the girls sleek coes
they looked mighty fine too Jane Banks Mary Jane Cyrus
Lucille McAdams and others being top senog
rapher Jane Banks is vioInist
looked very stunning Helen and her husband Clarence having
quite a ball
The Es really jumping though of people some
OF the familiar faces spotted there the weekend James and
Jerry Ssson with guests Brown
sisters Lauretta Lassley and Vivian Wright
ne Lawrence Brown who just returned from but
he the beam he escortg Mary
jane Cyrus around the Betty Ann Carmichael
Moss Chaene Noble enjoying bit of the night life Charles
Bradley Chuck who know him, Harry of
the spots Mae SssOn and Mae Clark dashng of
the crowd at the Elks.
Eula Smms will nickname Young
looked sharp her red trimmed black
the extreme styles Mae Stewart and Mrs Helen Moore
looking the crowd Roxe Harris and her husband Harvey and
Aonzo
spots spotted table the places Mr. Mrs
George Brooks St. Paul business Mrs Ba Vassar Coleman
Mrs Ruth Benner all St. Pauites Mrs. Bennr says her
brother Sergeant Chester Oden will be in the city
Shame that who stole the matron the
*
The MGavocks McGavOck Funeral Home Chicago
Develma showing
Helen Kitchen, Mones the Saturday evening
Stafford Lott taking quite part athletics at the .
Gakns active with the N A A well working with the
Welfare Department
Martha Kay the Dreamand night
last week his Wilson, Detroit going
keed
wonder where tales originate like the one about the little girl
giving allegiance to the flag ending the pledge of allegiance
said with liberty and justice for all but me" cute, huh?
Some of the gentlemen" really looked sharp their
formal birthday party St. Paul Donald Gates Juvenile
1--WE" Clyde Turrenine Albert Jones Bobby Bannarn
CleRtele Jackson and others
Gertrude Gardner the E Oatorc Contest sponsored by
the State Eks Friday night will be St. Louis for her
the Twin Cities didn't take this
constructive $3.50 scholarship and possible $1,000
scholarship be sneezed kids parents you falling
down job? Our kids should be encouraged to take part in
anything for sef-imprOvement
Friday night Phyllis Wheaey House having its closing
all departments of the House will participate Dolores Beaey
poetry hobby Dolores excellent speaker.
Sergeant Bannan artist in Uncle Sans
louisiana bring bride time in June The Il"
Smile And Say Yes Please Don't Cry And Say No" is
favorite this week
heard only heard that uanta sehuck wearing beautiful
ring could be Cupid is near by.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-06-01

standing is Buddy Treherne, the
flashy first baseman, formerly of
the New York Black Yankees and
Chicago American Giants.
Bruce Wright, formerly of the
Cincinnati Clowns and Philadelphia
Hilldales; Leaman Johnson, former
ly of the Birmingham Black
Barons; Jim Coleman from the De-
troit Giants, and Johnny Carter,
Quincy Smith and Pete Fields, vet
Grams with the St. Louis team, are
outstanding. Wright plays short,
Johnson third, Coleman is first
string catcher, Carter and Smith
are outfelders and Fields plays
second.
The Stars also have Leroy Hale
stock, just returned after 80 months
overseas with the army; Tom
Jackson, Ambrose Moore and
Lefty" Baker as regular pitchers.
1t is announced that the next
Negro games will bring the cham
pion Birmingham Black Barons
and Chicago American Giants in
official Negro American League
games to Lexington Park June u
and Nicollet Park, June IA.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-06-01

baby in every day PERCY VILLA
lingo is what you call a fighters
fighter. He not only is tops
with the cash customers but also a
favorite with the seconds, fight
managers and fighters themselves.
The only fighter that l can re-
call saying the above about was
King Tut. E. That was more than
a dozen years ago.
Graves proved in his fight last
Friday night that he is top flight
and that he can hold his own if not
better with any 126-pounder in
America today. l talked to a
number of old-time fight managers
and fight critics. Usually they are
quick to find something wrong with
most anyone-especially a fighter.
But not so with Graves. q.
All agreed that the kid has more
than a good sock in either paw and
that before long would be the talk
of the country at least by next
fall.
Can anyone tell me of the local
newspaperman who yelled, and
some, when it was first announced
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-06-01

Hobart T. Mitchell will give him
the same advice and no doubt N.
Mclean James was giving the boys
a little advice on dancing.
We were having our party in the
downstairs terrace and as the band
played - / mean juke box - we
danced over the glass floor-I mean
brick. All kidding aside we were
enjoying ourselves to the upmost.
C. T., B. L. is really true to you
and you should take advantage of
it. Did you know that it won't be
long, girls, before men will be
scarce as nylons? So before get
ting mad at your beau remember
the song Darling let by-gones be
by-gones."
l will see all you night owls
sagging and wagging on some fine
jump and l hope none of you will
have the jersey bounce slump. l
hope to see you coming all sharp
and neat, not soiled, rinkled, sloppy
and beat. Come with a shine and
some konk on your hair. Don't be
like the bear, be somewhere. When
roses are red and violets are blue
and there is a big jump-well, I'll
be SEEM you.
So long, sweethearts and buddies
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-06-01
By EMMA CREWS

Flash! Flash!-and more flashes.
"Jitterbug," the one and only "Jit-
terbug," has received his greetings
from Uncle Sam-and reported out
to Fort Smelling, Friday, May 20.
Luck, to you, "Jitter," St. Paul
will miss the little hep-cat.
THAT'S the shirt, you gotta
wash" How about that 1--WE, C. W.
B? The other C. W. B. says:
That's the cheese, you gotta
squeeze" But it's still the stuff,
you gotta watch.
We have given Arnold Ingram a
new name: Diamond Jim Brady"
The rock he's wearing is one carat,
blue-white.
Had dinner at the st. Paul Elks,
Sunday, with the charming Mime
apolis couple, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Beasley, better known as "Sheik"
Beasley. They are the parents of
seven children, but it's hard to be-
ieve. One son is in the service.
Chuck was along, too, and says he
enjoys being in the company of
old married folks. He picks up
pointers on what to do and what
not to do when he does get married.
Smart fella.
Garland Hunter, another rail-
road man, has left for the Armed
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that Graves was turning pro? :.
Saying that the kid was too young
and frail and that some pro would
kill him, etc.
A week from tonight over in the
Sanity City, Elmer Ray and Gun
mar Barlund will headline promoter
Eddie Williams all star boxing
event. 1t is the hope that Twin
City fight fans all give Williams
helping hand and help the new
promoter make the success that
he so richly deserves. It's a job
trying to become a fight promoter
nowadays, believe me.
A-RING-A-ROUND.
Did you know that the main event
Ray and Barlund-cost promoter
Eddie Williams $4,000? In
other words the promoter will have
to do better than grand to break
even. All he wants to do is
please the fans. Expensive
wish I'd say. Within 4S hours
after his win Graves had five at
tractive offers and all were turned
down because Tony Stecher has
first chance.
Add to things I'd like to see, a
fight show showing Olivera, Jeffra,
Jackson and Riley all in one eve
ming. Ringside price is $500
next Friday. The Pep match
won't come off till July or later
but not sooner. Wonder who
will be the first new st. Paul
fighter or prospect? -.