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Evening star., 1946-01-05
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. B-7
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BUSINesS OPPORTUNITIES 4

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcens.l :.
PARTNER. nondrink.r. vented IN down
est and devote full time: experience IN
food preparation; references. Box Abb
SMALL MANUFAcTURERs-Engineer,. es-
iina itiaSiishsd ~ washington manufacturng
equipment, wishes, to expand or supple
ment Ane by pprchasing interest or con.
siectricsi essera or mechanieal s deviees Give
Is THE difa NEw SSf SkAs MAkEs its beginning
on hshest eshcs ea efas prnepss e ssf's EVER s9a
mindful OF our obligation and respon-
sibility to the public and especially to the
newcomers making a start In business
venture with the savings which has taken
lnd,r rnem a lifetime to accumulate, we wiz
So cs r S sale xbcS
Is in any way questionable or does not
s ssnsr "a fair % return on the amoun. invested.
:3Ssa. SM JAHTANdnEH' AZ 9n5f alo Bond Blds.' MA
RI!oo!oMiNG HOUSE, excel. location. Capitol
III; Hiil; ~ rms baths; prop. in excel; cond;
BTsiNEsesMg1fsS RIT9e nae tgfS ds Fl 1888 e nsss:
eapa apaoe aceoans ailye 70 ptono
sisisn. Box la5-B, Star. s.
EFf Az ha y adn fewer shop po in busaess in that
time; must see, this to appreciate; after
you see it, make a fair offer: don't lose
aayden ahhs time RH rent S56 dfy lfas m
FLOOR sANpiNG and fnisRins; hTaiif al Soi work
eesaranssed eaI Ms ! Phone AT. 1851 or TIE. s24b
RESTAURANT or luncheonette, to lease on
percentage or direct rental; thoroughly ex-
!nerlenced YOUNG man wishes perm. lcca-
dste 5oh VIII Rnx posssSilits Of buying at later
LARGE GyEsTHotsE on 10th St, near %
Dupont circle-More than so Wen-fur-
h5shea sprine peafooms all single beds inner;
rooms with private bath some '' with S'Isis. rum
hlng Iivig, watsr ronn, sspaeious dining room and
board; priced reasonable TO responsible
parties with good credit reference. large
is one of Washinstons larse and well.
sa;tssIishsa at;s4 gpssthoases; BOX asS;c, Star
hours low ress spy SdaH msat Week. oRns,
se.tdiring nng owing to II health; can guarantee
aoS9o MoKss Kyssfsy cognN s59 For full
BEST 'KosHERs MEAT MARKET in town
Ws good ieaSs, e.. low 9, rental guarantee 81 500
GSdL GSdHLEN your broker. MA. s036 and GE
ssgB sRa2ifsas s and zs.4E qEn'gEs s
yearly; half interest, $4,000: store in yer,
2GHT SG9aH HTToftfhTsst rfs on location Boy ao9c star
ness, 5 acres, all zoned business; ston,
building, with 30x40 dance hall. tearoom
4-room and bath living quarters. . rest
rooms: 80 minutes downtown washington
a lttle fortune can be made here: S70,5QO
/ JOSEpH M, PREvETTE. Realtor, 10
North Irvine St, Arlington. Va
good location; reasonable rent. Call SH
TWO MEN WITH CASH will buy interes
in small, active business: can devote par
time to assist in operation. Reply givinl
iuIl details. Box l40-B, Star IL
WILL CONSIDER BUYING small prin
I shop with established business; must b
reasonable Boy 147-C, Star 6.
! GAsOLINE STATION, new station. one o
GUYS best corners: unlimited possibilitie
BEAUTY SHOP for sale, excellent fo
| volume OF business; doing $50, ,OO0-a-yea
eusiness desirable location. Box 76-C
Evening star., 1946-01-05
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCoUTANT. veteran. has openings for
accounts of few small businesses: prompt
ssficient service. TR. ss47, 10 pm. Sat,
AccoISTTaNT. expert books opened: .,
monthly services: tax reports, Quarterly
s.ftsmeats' ao kRF9mpt services reasonable
audited; tax reports. monthly service
fPFVmRRAD sH Featned saS4 ve
for limited number Of small accounts;
sonsbs fssfa rsfes aE 9f 1f9e mf9s'h'S sef'i'e fs@
psrisnse. Call MA. 624s. IL,
oEcoRAToR AND pAfp PAPkR ffP HANGER. A iRsi .x.
psgFiencSa sgbs @ATkiyNs TfayK9rk or piece work IA
DRAFTsMAN, patents. experience art
JANIToR, eolofed, full Or part time, for
faissiExi T4koEx1oRS 81 shdFf9 feHE1aS RE sS complete
woskng knoTlsdsss sot clinical laboratory
fos ANGELES wRiTER siTf si'sf a
lic relations man, will represent reputable
Wasfhinston Mas company or organ!zation on
pacity; fee basis; Washington interview
n9y, T9Is,,. Box : 234;G; 2. Star; :, , - ;,
lumber yard and WOODWORKING mill ex-
perience, now on terminal leave from War
Department. wants position in lumber or
building business or architects oflce. Box
22b-C. Star. 7s
MAN, colored, desires light ianitor work
fnr quarters, Me. 1884.
MAN, recently discharged veteran, desires
position with opportunity and assured fu-
ture; thoroughly experienced in Office ad-
ministration and bookkeeping. Box 243-
NEAT, ACCURATE TYPIsT wants typing
to do at home; manuscripts. statistical
work. etc Box o05-C, Star. 6"
PHARMACIST. Virginia registered. well ey-
perienced, can fill any position. Box SIC
PHOTOGRAPHERS. exp. portrait man, ex-
pert with children, sober, can manage
studio; available Jan. 9TH. Box 2l4-C,
PHOTOGRAPHER staff photographer.
aIposroand experience can DO somplets
studio work: veteran; capable Of super
Rxpfo psEsSc psERSfcESN EXP elestronc saae de-
yelopment and research 90 years. Box
VETERAN, Georgetown student, desires
gart,time emf empployTent speak French esnd and
VETERAN Wants JOB as chauffeur; knows
city well. Box :44-C, Star. 6"
YOUNG MAN with car, references. business
side work daily to 4 Box 99-C. Star 6'
YOUNG MAN. colored, good education.
desires job as messenger OF mail room
work experience. Box 1000. Star. 5.
WANTED; rart-time employment, ret5ed Ie
FLORIDA RESIDENT returning to Orlando
desires position as representative; "a yrs,
veteran, ] yr college. Call UN. 5000. g.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
PERSONAL

INCOME TAX RETURN prepared BY tax
GsHi GSThoEio HA GRSrLFmASs SsS fS S.0so n3n.,
native Washngtonian with retail H: store
perm; position Of responsibility with small
gel known and established CATHOLIC Arm.
Salary $50. Genuine opportunity and prof
1epss strsts shs ssrSss eondendsae date
ca CARE PS FOR SsfHhL CHILDREN ewes; prefer NV,
JAN ReF dTfAhAaeE fGSi ss Ri 81 lts oand.sns
SR S %" Dok Dsosks2HsS eosfr sa6 sa
fth IL sT 1AKEN Iiy9 for ndr Lii occasions
ss az 4 'sa ri IL ss Rlis aS
different poses $3.50; YOU u0Vf viii nqms treasure re
Tie, these lovely natural pictures in your chiid's
pTn Hn snyn sennyyiroament aa For appointments call
PHoSE sHEfa2R6 aaa Fl e'easss ssss, ask for Mis-.
MaEnight: II you are in need Of q loar up to
MODERN 'GSH pREssMaiIKiffse STUDIO. cen.
Faiiy Located Located; formerly Of Fifth ave.
alterations: moderate prices LEA ENGEE,
EIscu,Ivs Esrs0 + ST sGs nv. Room 20. Telephone
WE NEED HOME BADLY and can pay
| all cash for a fairly modern home in a
good residential neighborhood. Replies
sSqpnndential' No agents, please. Box 6e-c,
OIL. on PERM, Ias ,,ys.,IE. Waves. s. shamgee ana
aoo1 MoI,n 10Th St ne: Phone WA, 1929 l3.
oaoS For information call Trinidad 1870,
SLIP COVERS. pRAPERIEs. CO. $500
ISs5y PA1eSEAgIT g3aE p!ss55f p.sofste2s 2sday de-
modern day boarding school for chill
drsq noal.tTon from to Il years old. Daily trans
HfTE NuRsERY SeGIeio scHoot ave. sH sp.Tor lsfa
/ boarding nursery and kindergarter for
shlldren to years old, GROUP singing.
Paa3 4ssash nds. 1s 0fs k.n. fh
SLIP covers professionally tailored: Work W
guaranteed s,Ilir Upholstered furniture beauti-
PHoToGRHPGHss IN OF f0uf chGTbRER h3s qaaa family
your, your home or our studios. CHEVY CHASE
snd saiaraays' o re IsSs l4ba fa'eS Call eyes, :!
ANY PERSON who witnessed an accident
az ~ Conneetieut ave. and Cumberland st,
LADIES BANDBAGs, custom-made from
your material to match that suit. dress or
coat; attractive styles. AD. 10s3. o to 2
sPKCiAL ORDERS TAKEN for erochsted i1
snd n1,. kntted ARTICLES; infants wear spe-
ROCK CREEK sANITARIuM, o5aa Penn
( sylyania ave. n.w;--Chronic patients, ar
sSeImlprivate SCI rooms available tray, service.
/ pleasant environment, reas, rates. refer.
I ences EXCHANGED. AID. 4341. co. 4l16, s.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

COLLEGE GRADUATE, young, ATTRACTIVE.
desires 5-day week, receptionist's position
HT sRas XSEk BGs sasc STAT s.
and eflcient service. RA. 6121:
tons. Eve. gowns a specially; S ress. MISS
FEET 1880 Tsyi9s Ar 4 Ap aass
secretary. cogrespoonndent, spenman: finsst
GIRL. colored desires card-puncher po-
s!t,: s!t,cr: oevs experiiaace'; ,,ia ';, Hobart aeaa -,
drugstore or CLEANING ofice. from $50 to
! Pm or night Cali co 4737,
cooking and l;h;w. in n;Ts in exchange for
HoUsEkEsPER fHo miGdle.ased SGd ady wiling
e e Keep houss, and furnish meals in eX- ;;
daughter. aged 20, EMPLOYED with Dept, Of
State, and SON 10, OF willing for other
e!.alsI excellent .sa .5ssfsrenees Cali MRS. BLEVIss
NURSE, graduate, desires work, free to
.gt1sE NnIsE pfins PRxiSg4T TiiSglCT stai desires suls.
employment. Df. $751;, s.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GENERAL HOUSEWORK. no cooking. light
laundry, no Sundays, Va day Thursday.
GIRL, colored, wants Job in rooming house,
full or part time. AID. 451T.
ily where husband can stay; husband to
work out; S25 or $50 a week; city refer
G1RSs enfss Box ii1-C, Star o.,. 5.
70 evening, !. to Z. NO. 1920
HoUsEKEEPER, colored from $. Car.
pu, 264o Sat. and Sun.
JANITRESS, small apt, with quarters.
some salary; references. Inquire g35 r,
!: aye: NV. DE 1904.
WOMAN, settled. colored, experienced city
oas ooeadserencss. e desires apartment work. Box
WOMAN, motheriy, has baby, will keer
house for employed woman only; no salary
asked Box 216-C. Star Sc
WOMAN, colored wants days work
cleaning, SIS day and carfare. CHI. 1855
WOMAN, colored. wants Monday, Tuesday
laundry work DE 1T40
Evening star., 1946-01-05
REPAIRs and sERVicEs (cont.l

REPAIRS and SERVICES tCont.l.
SEWING M1UHINEs-dusrant repairs
Parts and Supplies for AZ nschinss. eex:
R5 sosg 'essinf co b.fsf asps 7$6 $Ss door s kASS
TILE AND MARBLE REPAIRS BY experts.
RfssFSsIffnss sisa.s As sIi.s sss sss sa.
SNTkp Ssisa 9pEWkRS Az SqSf eo sls fsh M
TYPEWRITERS-A complete, econemicsl
service, from minor repairs to rebuildins;
Al makes: free aslI,ysTTy, anyghsIe; %, or
WAsHiNG MACHINES and va vacuum clean
So t'petis sHRy PI ApPLlAScE 81 Syss @
USED CAMERAS norsnt ana SOLD. FULLER
Y a'ALtsEERTs INC" sl5 10th st. n'w'
ALL KINDS OF furniture ,repaired shelving
built 70 order: recreation ,,,ip EqSrns ", sgiis
b6 4T5H.I EaaSEfSPEsfftn Yos now
pairs. ssbinetgork' new houses. sliso
service; We go Nd, ?: c. va: Work
guaranteed Estimates free. Prompt serv-
| ice. 81. 0303
Evening star., 1946-01-05
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

ART LESSONS by successful advertising
illustrator, experienced in every phase Of
reasonabe rates {o9i Colonial lnStfuesen ave Aisn
HAIR sTYIiNG-BEAGGITSY, cuLruREoL,-
eense within 8 mo. Eve. classes to BEGIN
Jssn., 10th. UPSHER BEAUTY COLLEGE,
3on1 30th st. ne, Phone WA 1929 l3.
SPANISH TEACHER, South American
many years, sxperience: can teach you in
snort time RE- g14T or RnY 6s
Evening star., 1946-01-05
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE, experienced, for hotel or tavern
242-C, Star. s.
MAN. WIFE, colored. want work as butler
and cook or maid: live in with good quar-
terS; we are experienced RE 390s g.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
SITUATIONS WoMlN tcen,.l

nee management experience; salary, $3.50
month, Boy 444-C. Star. -
SECRETARY. top-notch, administrative
ability. yersatiIe. seeks position OF respon-
sibility: likes people, Telephone Aiexan-
ararrI drta arzo5I ! ~ MES, ,R2WlMsAN. q.
by college graduate. 80, who is better
than-ayerage employe; statistical, cor
respondence or administrative assistant;
yrs. office experience. Box 106-C. Star.
Evening star., 1946-01-05

CONTINUED on Next Psss1
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-25
|xRlp THIS us mr.
MI KfklfM 0e0a@eoseu
To Al Gov Maiden
On, take him while he'll have you, lass
Do not risk this waiting

Oh take him while he you, lass
Do M risk this waiting
In spit Of all loves prating
For lads born with rowing hearts
Nor has a yet
Changed her mind with half the speed
Or that they forgetl
Elizabeth Ellen Long.
PaoaI surprised learn that
Possums the lowy Possum and Eve" amt
the eating Postum and sweet potatoes eherh know
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-25

The time when Battling Sikh
fought at the Old Armory at the
parade grounds. Turning thou
sands away, and still holds the all
time attendance record at Potts
gymnasium. The place was so
packed with onlookers that Sikh
was forced to do his workouts in
the ring only. I'll always rate
the Joey Sangor-Pete Sarmiento
fight as the greatest. II was a
toe-to-toe battle from the first to
the last round. Z. . Yes, even great
err than the sensational Tut Petrolle
battle at the Auditorium. Fred
Fulton, the heavyweight-not much
Of u fighter but a grand fellow.
l.. A good left hook, but can't
say that his heart was in the fight
game. . He did well, l mean
financially. Everyone around
the gym liked him. E. Jock Malone
was one Of my favorite fighters.
/ don't remember who titled
him as the "Pavlowa Of the Ring"
but 1t fitted him to a tee. Seeing
Henry Armstrong fight in Mime
apolis, Chicago and New York was
thrill I'll never want to forget.
The 3-time champion ought TO
go down in the history books as one
Of the greatest Of the greats.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-25

| 81 tries for S.07 average.
Bill Willis was considerably well
known from his standout play with
Ohio State In 1914. He was selected
All Big 20" tackle In '43 and ~.
When Motley and Willis were
signed BY the Cleveland Browns,
the emily dissenting vote came from
the Miami (FlOrida) SeahaWks,
only Southern member Of the con-
ference. This vote went unnOtleed
however as the Browns coach APP
parently isn't influenced where his
team members color Il concerned.
Brown, an eX-AFmy officer, when
interviewed BY Rick Hurt, column
mist Of the PEOPLES Voice New
York;, said: ''The color Of q player
means nothing 70 me. Il never has
and never will Motley and Willis
are two players who are part Of
my team, a team whose greatest
asset Ii its team spirit. They're
wood ball players, both gentlemen,
and fit perfectly into the Organiza-
ton. That they are eOl0red Is some
thing that doesn't enter into the pic
ture."
A fine unbiased statement and
well worth reading by some Of these
University alumnAe-run coaches.
When I read or hear Of deeds Of
this sort, ! can't help but wonder
how any school in the big collegiate
conferences can allow an uncertain
Negro policy TO exist In its athletic
department when professional or
ganizations are becoming more
liberal each and every day.
According TO the "dailies," Min
neapolis South high has Fred
Vaughn and Dick Howell with them
again. You can expect these stars
TO be important factors In the
Tigers game with West, the team
10 beat in the local prep school
title race. -.
MINNEAPOLIS Central Highs full
back Carl Fraction, doesn't have
many touchdowns 10 his credit but
he's making sports writers sit uD
and take notice by his heads-up
football. When a guy talks and
eats football like Fraction, you've
got 10 admire him,
Anterior (FOOtie) Hughes, Bar
ney and COzeIl Breedloye are trying
out for the Minnesota basketball
team. All Of these men are well
known In Twin City circles a. for.
mer members Of local basketball
teams. Good luck to them.
II seems the eagle Of democracy
lust dipped its wings over Fresno
State College campus In California,
and then flew on It's merry way, u
disillusiOned bird. After the story
broke saying F. s. c. wouldn't play
Oklahoma because Of the lAtter's
Nnti-Negro playing policy, the
Fresno athletic board decided to
bow 10 'ol iimcro and refused 10
cancel the game.
They're In the same category with
some other schools we know about.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-25

" 80 NAANsN = WI
sus and we'll find
out just what the
above statement
is all about So,
just slash your
malcoronies, and
allocotO till "Kid
Zootarony" Is
chosen. SO watch
for Kid Zootarony
1.-THE male Lena
the Hyena).
Mable ruff
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-25
Sport Notes
Off the Cuff

Last Saturdays football games
were studded with upsets Of nation
a favOrites. About the only team
IN the country still holding on TO
is unbeatable record II Army, with
i'd incompatible touchdown twins
Junior" Davis and Felix doe
Blanchard.
Minnesota finally made q show
ing In defeating Wyoming 46-0,
The only reason the score was 30
Ona sided Is the fact that WyOmin,,
just didn't have anything TO cope
with Minnesota.
IL the Gophers have any idea Of
winning their coming game with
Ohio State next Saturday they'll
have 10 make quite a few changes
IN that line.
IiIinois' Buddy Young finally got
the break Ne has been waiting FOR
n theiF game with Wisconsin. Early
In The first Deriod. Young bOlted
inside the BsdgeFS right end, and
outFan The entire Badger defense
fer - yards % score.
In the East. Levi jackson. Yale's
great fullback, did his usual grand
job although the Ellis were forced
70 settle for q sc tie with Cornell.
His contribution was an i1-yRrd
run around Coruelps right end for
Ynle's lone touchdown.
Michigan was very fortunate in
the drama packed game with North
western. The Wildcats (pre-garne
undardogs) actually outplayed the
powerful Wolverine eleven. Len
Ford and Bob Mann. along with
Gene DerrieOtte, were superb dur
ing their respective playing times,
Derricotte offset q determined
lant-minuta march BY Northwestern
when he interceuted 4 desperation
pass o. the Wildcats deep In Miehi-
gan territory as the game ended.
NEGROES IN PRO FOOTBALL
In the professional league, two
sopia stars are excelling with the
lowest amount Of publicity. ! am
referring 10 Marion Motley and
Bill Willis.
These two names are steadily be-
coming permanent fixtures In the
heWly-forrAed All American con-
ference.
Motley, prior to his professional
debut, was virtually unknown, new
ertheless he managed TO receive
AIl-American honorable mention
while playing fullbaek with Nevada
University.
Currently, he leads the All-Amer-
lea conference In ground gained
Marion has piled up 29T yards In
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-25

Bud Taylor, at lie, was murder.
and that Is Just what he did with
his opponents How that little
piece Of atomic could 90 and punch!
=. Billy Miske out Of st. Paul was
good 4. . His son jr. couldn't come
near his dad But can you tell
This Is the Year to Build a Big
ger and Better City.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-25

How many Of you remember the
rough and tumble Chuck Virgins
Of New Orleans /? Tor am l
going too far back2) His fight
with Jimmy Delaney at Fort SHELL
ing was a honey . Both in recent
years have passed away q. Tiger
Flowers was a great boxer, and in
Chicago pinned back Mickey Walk
er's ears TO win the middleweight
title The Tiger started In the
boxing game a bit late Che was
80 when he started) but did ok. for
himself He won better than
95 per cent Of his fights and the
title I'll always rate King
Tut as the greatest fighter inch
for inch I've ever seen At 1873
pounds I've seen him stop fighters
like Biz Boy Peterson. Duke Horn
and Otto Won Porat This, of
course, was done at Potts gym
nasium. e..
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-25

mad SPELLING, good dealing party
that put all ringTavers hep TO the
stop, in c clef, JEFF. Say CATERS,
received a letter from a really
Sweet" chick. In fact, her name
should tell the whole story. She is
June Sweets Of 30S West Ottawa
Street, Paola, Kans. She Is really
a fine chick too. l was fortunate
enough 10 gaze upon her fine photo.
She said, 1--WE enjoy your 1--WE talk
down here, and hope to visit my
sister, Villa Booker, and meet all
the kids you talk about" So CATERS,
when she does fall up here, play 1t
real cool and the wind might blow
in your direction, or rather our
direction. Thanks loads for the fan
mail, and I hope to hear from you
and your ehums again.
Say cats, try this one on for size:
Say babes, you're too mellow and
yellow to fall out with stag strays.
The righteous riff to put down Is
to let me call the plays, and you
dig the ways. You see I'm hipped to
my deuce Of benders, the studs
all know me as the cat with q thou
sand senders. Yal I'm above the
issue like an ocean gull; that's why
the average girl won't find me dull.
have not forgotten the fRireT
sex. In case you wish to make him
listen for a while to your soft
sweet voice, try this and they will
have no choice. You amt a square,
you're really In there; you're in
your boots 10 your twice fine roots.
Your line is fine; in fact divine;
but boy don't wade out too deep,
cause those CATERS play 'em for
keepsl II you can't fly don't get
high, Hint, HintI When you sing
always chirp the verse; otherwise,
you might need n nurse; since the
chorus is mighty tough for cats
that can't sing the stuff. Do all
you readers pick up the pack that
broke Dan Burley's back, Jackl
Talk about "hiennie hair cuts"
they have really claimed their toll.
Here are q few Of the poor fellows
that now wash the head all at one
time: Smoky Turner, Charles
mOOIet Nic1tcn JhChhont NcTdlu
Ford, Kenny Mckinney, Norland
Mccoy, and yours truly, all Of
whom are now without hair, or just
n wee, wee bit.
Ten Limited, Jrs., gave their club
party last Saturday, and IL really
did jam. The only one | can write
about that was out Of order, was X.
again, who tried to stay so close
TO A. that IL was a killer. Pleased
believe me when ! tell you he's
got II bad and that amt good.
George Wright, XII VI Peery,
Charles Moore, and Budgie Thomp-
son, can safely say, Jack, lace up
your boots, and light up your pipe,
and get set to dig the Maritime
hype. I've been lot Of places, and
can write down what I've seen, so
I'm putting down this five about
Join the Merchant Marinel Now
every landlubber and their brother
think q seaman falls into the bay
with their jeans fitting light and
their gold hanging stray. am sure
that Is how the score settles at the
half. Am l rightH
From here on In let's play II
real jam up; oh, yes, and real, real,
cool. usually stop after eight
pages as q rule.
Duke (Cool-Jam up) Don.
This paper Is first in circulation.
First In advertising. First In serv-
ice 10 the community.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-25

About 10 years ago this winter,
seeing the Golden Glove tOurna-
ment in Chicago Detroit was
represented by a fellow named Joe
Louis. Naturally, he looked
good and made an impression on
everyone who attended 1--WE jumped
on his bandwagon from then on).
He stopped all his opponents
In short order. Since then he's
been defeated only once. The
rest about Louis Is history. q.
Latest report is that he may open
another restaurant In Detroit. q.
Joe seems 10 spend his time open
ing restaurants and closing fights.
Seeing fighters like Billy Wells,
Dave Shade, Henry Armstrong,
Billy Miske, Tiger Flowers, Jock
Malone or the Gibbons boys com
pairing them with today's fighters
makes you feel kinda glad that you
have a memory Of the past greats
or does Il?
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-25

to reminisce about
old-time favorite
fights and fight
ers is something
I'll always be
happy 10 do. So
we start today
with "forget-me-
nots." What are
yours? Write
them in-yours
are as good as
mine, I'm sure.
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me an" son Of a great fighter who
was ever a first-Fater! The
same goes for Gibbons and Jack
Britton. Fitzimmons and a dozen
others Young Stribling was
a greater fighter than most people
gave him credit for Those are
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what mean---WaS surprised 70 know thaL blrs.
Sam Miller" who lives on Lyndale has sister, Mrs.
Elisabeth Robinson, In Paoa---Then In osawatomie
and no wise cracks pleaseD met a Barbara Marshall
who Is niece Of Georgia Clark here In Minneapolis
Small world, chi Then enrOute home q bright
looking young man asked me II had lived in Mime
apolis long, 70 which ! said yes, then he inquired
about the Hobart Mitches here. His name, believe
Wds Mr. Stanley, former Metropolitan insurance
agent-It seems he has been In Los Angeles for
q number Of years-Then from Lawrence, Kans,
met Bud" Walker Lawrence Nelson, and Rose New
man, who were very glad 70 find that knew Norval
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Sports Vues
BY PERCY VILLA

FORGET-ME-NOTS: l some
times remark 10 others that II Is
a wonderful thing To have memoir