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Evening star., 1946-06-25
REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont,


Poss Can b any sess ss e.
PfIsEIRN2 PfADINI NJ 2ssld; m.,n.n,,. ~ "a 80
large or too small: recreation speciality.
PEAsTsRRiNG Fl AND REMoDELING; cell
psssssd Fl qR sSss tsl sas and De
PLAsTERING-I specialize in patching
stueco. plain or ornamental. TR. 1877.
fa aRE ms And HhaTs RsHf fspaTs and
TE1n,dsS FIIMsiss: ss7f HEATING ROOFING ss ssDa,r
Ss soyp IS sa's oss aa' ano n'sn'
sApo as1 ssa asa s s5 uasss
RADIOs-calI JoLLEs BRoTHERs for
ppompt pnanp repair. Work guaranteed ia
RADIO REPAIRS. precision Workmanship
by qualified radio engineers; all work fully
sDo ssdSs SzsF s5SsHh' eag j saol e. NV A IA EYE S
RADIO REPAIRs-Au work done in your
x %d & faanafa pf ofsa ess1nssy sandsy too o.
sADo mos Honss4 pIees ssf Trf hp6
sHoP, 81 pm: Friday and Saturday.
RE- REFRTGERAToR Es s13o REPAIRS kelvinator.
ynssNr CrS9seg MrgS rrgdaHs
7l17; nights and holidays. HI. 23s3-J.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. repair service.
houSehold and commercial; Guaranteed
nonont noTk; DEPENDo SEFE REFRIGERATION CO.
RooF RSeSPi REPAIRS. renewed. painted, cutters.
se0ss sstassss co.
ROOFING AND SIDING, Jonns-Manvtlle
products: storm sash, restyling kitchens
Fts e1sl1fis sss9
hooffNG. TIMING, roof painting. re-
gainEy gsaaiiTlngE ysus!sring s and spoutins Call MR.
ROOFING - coNGREss ROOFING CO.
nt;e Gnttering, roof painting slag = roofs Prompt
Easements; HOSTING. trenchine. steel At
,ny sRWSG sSn'Fss MscHNEss PHpTss 2a Ea in
Per ee results PEelsifeo EX sos WORK ss
TILE painting and paperinSi new OR re- 5s.
2Y9H TiIR kEfAiRikses s'ss sss new installation b,
zissERsd ssos yss5Ean ssls s1De-isass
slsHH1S REiSSS oIfasf5 sss &c. q to
2 fl. wide and #. long, Have your blinds
mshod p SSr sn mqdeEn xMR
ING CO, 202l 18th NV DU. 5000,
WASHING MACHINES and vacuum clean
ers expertly repaired We guarantee our
work Call JOLLES BROTHERS, Ia.
WASHING MACHINE REPAIRING, trained
= pSsfa nsT pPNa Pny e!ansord GO ca esrs i4sy ssef
TYpEWKiIERs cleaned. oiled ana aa-
Iusted. All work guaranteed, RE. 1177.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 l4th NV
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. FULLER
& d'ALBERT. INC. SIS 10th st. NV.
WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED. All
work guaranteed. 24-hour service. GARY
APPLIANCE co. Du. 1855, -29
McCRAY offers complete home service,
papering, painting. carpentry, brickwork,
ete: etc: dngh higgh-ciass colored mechanics. Call
ARiSTO DECORATING co. Painting,
papering, plastering, floor finishing; quail
ity work; free estimates; prices most rea-
ssonsb,s terms arranged; RE Q926. 27'
con ra',tor:,, brlcklayers on hand at all
times. Call FIR. 4416. i
WILL DO all jewelry repair work See JOE
LIVINGSTON & CO, 1923 st. NV. 20
Evening star., 1946-06-25
MOTOR TRAVEL.

MIAMI-Leave Thurs. An; take 2 pas
sengers: reasonable. EN-. 2763.
leaving bright and early Saturday; can
take one or two girls to share in driving:
1910 Buick convertible. Call Falls Church
GENTLEMAN, wants ride to Texas. first
week in July. Share driving and expenses.
Ia. 1854
sHAREoExPENsE PLAN. Los Angeles, S. F.,
Chicago: low rates, all cities, cars daily;
ref. exch. 23 Mass. ave- NV. RE. $3.50
Evening star., 1946-06-25
PERSONAL tcont. J

RENT A JUKE BOX for your next party:
$40 per evening. inclnd. records. delivery
AMUSEMENT Co. CO. 940o-e4o1. II
private stream, on the edge Of the Blue
Ridge: good food. expert supervision and
instruction Temple 5000. Ext 10. 26s
COMPANION wanted for elderly woman
from $50 to $50. 5420 Conn. ave. Phone
BETTER HEALTH STUDIO-Colds and
chronic pains treated: appointments;
NURSE, will care for patient in her pri-
ate home: reasonable rates: doctors ref
SH 5663
ing: reasonable; city or suburbs; quick
service. VICTOR GEORGE, At 1855
confidential counsel. You can defeat al
coholism If sincere. Box 11S-R, Star. Il
Evening star., 1946-06-25
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

zDMINIsTRATTvE ASST, secy., personnel
worker available Sept, college grad. A. b.
mlnistrative experience aAiiity to write;
edeptable and hard work. no short
hand; u. prot. asst. exam: rating 95'
461-L Star. --26
Evening star., 1946-06-25
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

CIVIL ENGINEER (mJ, Ss5 wk. up to
$10O wk. expr. highway. water, sewer
expr,, able to compute estimates. Mr.. Byrd.
Ma: $3.50 or Ma. 2l17. Est. IA years. PER
church
PUB. RELATIONS ~, $50. stenog sec,
$40. wk.; legal secretary GO), 5000 mo ;
trade assoc. secretary, S4O-$50; radio
news Sec, start $50 wk.: Capitol Hill Sec
retary, $4,000; apt house development
sec. $50; need 100 new applicants daily
for new and interesting openings. Oldest
emp. agency in D. c. 2S yrs. experience
See Miss White or Miss Lee-Welcome
BOYDS, 1888 F. MA. 1888.
DOMESTIC.
FEDERAL HOME SERVICE.-Clean your
home from attic tn basement AD 500S
Evening star., 1946-06-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A BUSINESS AND HOME combined into q
aug 70 ass; nothing Az needed e 90 e yort:
and water. electric brocder houses; 9
er gond f5n trees .aa sssns acres fe
tenant house: priced much below cost cost
Set Ss M RfaRVT aIVN nSLaa 3$s hExE Hf dIsfH
SfGs ss'mR1s rnzcs o ns WASH
snd wne das aso snss dsys pa
1e cn mn mus smy saye N pSees ai fsr sl
5ssf ssTATE; sos BaltimoSTe fo blvd. Hystts- t.
WE CAN SELL your business quickly
HAMMOND g. CO., Decatur 2002. Real
ter ans BUSINESS ais gIossrs
store. $1,000; flower shop, $1,000: fillins
station, $4,000 radio record shop. s10.-
GoS Prfsf ae Rss afuds HLiEs sssss e.
RE 24s4, between and 5. --27
pressing business: 14th st. NV.
Soda fountain and sundries. near 18th
ans sotfes Sesuhoia shop. [qqtth st. NV,
BIZ slds. saHI aHHIEANEY & CO., 1883 Conn: ave
nv: 0ooo ------ 20
GROCERIES, meats and beer: weekly bust
ness, 81 200 cash; price, SS.500 CON-
plete with stock: terms
DGS self-service groceries and meats
weekly business. S2,700.. Beautiful apart
ment, low rent, short hours, good lease
modern equipment: good opportunity fol-
hustler
Combination liquor and grocery store
substantial cash required; living quarters
Small one-man store: $1,000 monthl3
business; living quarters; price. 81 300
BOOKOFF, 631 Z st. NV. National 93SS
or National 1914. -25
Evening star., 1946-06-25

STOVE Co. 1898 ID 81. me- In iV52
FURNITURE from 2s-room suesthouse
1853 N st. NV. on sale, weekdays only
FtRSIfuRR&2-po. III RRR2 living room suite; bed
ERANk FIJI sVe w. SMITH sff 1876 s'i'i St. ne r.
FURNITURE-Complet for 1-room apart
ment using bed-dayenport s pieces; $50
MUNsoN HALL, RE: 1928 apt 204; --at
ter sSfs s exeeent
FURNITURE - Studio couch, simmons
g9 ass s savng aass ey
FURNiTGRE@solid maple dinette table
and chairs rs, S45; gas range So; ,st, Goa
reasonable ga n,s. WI ssS5-4sa5. Del oRsa Ra'
and chair, day bed. etc. Jackson 215l-'
fukNITYRE4s-pieee oak dining room
coil springs, inner spring mattress, $50
three-auarter wooden bed. coil springs .Os
temoor felt mattress. $50: large walnu
w nss chest seE bed
lamp. occas. chair, table: leaving city: vii
accept any reasonable offer; sold separate
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. f'fsl E Re- W Hase buffet china close,
chairs. S75;. mahogany buffet. .S25 antiqu
bed, S15; chairs, So; sofa and chair, S35
small desk. So tea cart, So; small dress
an, Tues. and Wed, s6o4 Que st. nv
FURNiTURE-Livins room and bed
6511 Flanders dr.. Hampshire Knolls, Nj
FURNITURE, consisting of chairs. lamp.
m1ss SELL Apply re- rear oAg ABt la first hoe1
GAS RANGE in good condition. Phon
GA Gas RANGE. 1e4a Hardwick. ss-inet
good condition; $50. Phone 81. $685.
GAS RANGES; , new; % yssa; s,, 59E ;, city srov sp
sas lS1asN saNEs zsh S. ng VA oisna sssf
aRY Gsats Ss do ro s75 s. for
Ga Gas PH RANGES sass = Immediate delivery: ws' a
sizes. Select gas range from Washing,
Mase amGssc chsf sanfss Nos Fare
ss4hs 9gH Al ofA ffas feqs PTsfs eo
Ss SsSSrdRRSS sRSSy L sdod Ssss sssa,idn s4
GESERAToR. GEN SHs Diesel. ib.ooo- ffilowatt cs
pasitys: solhhEn snISmasic starter. Chestnut eSS'
GS GSIF sinLHs1; BAIfs. Tev.shed, ESQ ca. ALI ALLIE
doLr CO. 9s2 New York ave. nv. so
complete set. 5 woods. 5 irons: $40. NJ
sSiuifhTiAR, Hawaiian. electric eRicken
only SIS. Mr.. SPARKS 1901 Biaden.
sHzRfse saEzsR n 4 AB. 5s7s Zenith never used. 81
MINOR, jackson 1921-J. 26s
aHsGs' Il. Sish; ss2s i. 20 away: ssSe VI sss
Evening star., 1946-06-25

IIaGos faH sToREEunusaal IiSS circumstances
this loeaon avasbs to
aess approx; $500 900 annually: The com
sposns snsf asRysa o M ess By hs mEss IL n
sary that All INQUIRIES are handled by letter
HASzzKEs as; "a ss oss
modern and beautiful yty6ss, Large soda nes,
lease: .$12. 600 cash required ccmpletee
eFH 4fo f0d Bond Ssh sas isa sa ss sa
soos IS sissS dosS sess
s ooan stss SsD SSvnsa g sfGas5s sSadid To-
esabshed bfIs i and e sa
business there is Included = filling station
cHAREE gEiss0 f. ,sRs WHSLER iSl IN JF
$4,000 $4,000 To tiNvEsT-Youns man desires
established wholesale. distributolship or
SSpfS iS By l5eh st55 55o1 GEORGIA
ave. n.w.-Variety store. busy NV. seq
a sSGsad s2GS sss1 sssst
handles A. K. sEELYE. 400 L st. NV
HYATTsvILIE INVESTMENT Co.-Larse
tourist camp for sale, consisting OF IL II i37
acres with II cottages and shower in each
cottage: o.h.-w. heat. For information
sSas sSia MI; W. MaSsiS ssss or MI Dehi uN 1890
BTgcSKNGHAM SHOPPING cENTER-Ex-
cellent opportunity for experienced shoe
ts5s il %E ifss H srGsR c 5ess eS
IA NICE Il assf DsEss 81 A5f vs Excellent location
on Georgia ave, handling dresses. mil.
Owners health forces this sale at an at.
further details. please cali HARRY I I
sE0ss5 sGpERMafRRr hE ahSs in iars.
store with complete modern equipment
including walk-in boxes. 3 display cases
several modern scales as well as all other
doing $500 per week business: tota
e1S sssn co Ks 1915 ssss sssh
GksoSERxS' GiRsS' Be DkLIGarEssEN, LIIGeasarE doing 80 ove,
town NV. location: complete moder1
ali utensils; long lease and REASONABLE,
$4,000: own terms For ali details anet
g. Re- $685. ssss ss NJ aARMfs WE
W. WANTED aiS ACTIVE PARTNER. in weii-es Hz
tablshsd building wreekins business, on,
] wreckins Jobs Or high smoke stacks. Oul
saa sissr Ss1l M nE 91i SaEgP saaS for sDD0int%sn
! ,,A,nS "a NICE CT. re GRocERY sToRE. With lars
ness about 81 900 Weekly. Prissd to sci sei!
frn rRDns q saol.r psase a. 90
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Evening star., 1946-06-25

ASPHALT AND CONCRETE construction
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS. country roads and
parking areas: estimates free PRIVATE
ROADS PAVING CONTRACTOR. GL 5949
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-26
TIDE TABLE
MARCH 27

SUMMONS EOh PUBLICATION
 No. 5504-A
 Tn the District Court for the Terri tory of Alaska, Division Number Ore. At Juneau.
 MARGARET HALE, plaintiff v5 ARlHUR J. HALE, Defendant.
 The President of the United States of America. To the above named defendant, GREETING: You are hereby required to appear in the District Court for the Territory cf Alaska, First Division. at Juneau, Alaska, within thirty (3O days after the last publication of this sum- mons, in case this summons is pub lished, or within forty (40) days after the date of it's service upon you, in case this summons is served upon you personally, and answer the plaintiffs complaint on file in the said court in the above entitled action.
 The plaintiff in said action de- mands the following relief: Dissolu- tion of the marriage now existing between plaintiff and the defendant on the grounds of desertion, and for restoration of plaintiffs name, and for any further relief merited.
 And in event you fail to so appear and answer, the plaintiff will take judgment against you for want thereof, and will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint, and as herein stated.
 Witness the Honorable court and the seal of said court hereunto af- fixed the 16th day of February, 1946. ,tSeaD J. H. WAIMER,
 Clerk of the above entitled court.
 By: P. E. D. McIVER,
 Deputy Clerk. First publication, March 12, 1946. Last publication, April 2, 1946.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-26
JWC BIRTHDAY TEA WASL0VELY AFFAIR

The Past Presidents of the Ju- neau Woman's Club were hostesses Saturday to a large number of Gastineau Channel women and out of- town guests, when they enter | tanned at the home of Mrs. Mildred R. Hermann at a tea celebrating the anniversary of the cluo's founding.
 1 Club colors of green and white were carried cut h the charming tea table decorations. centereo by beautiful birthday cake surround ed by candles. Bowls of spring 1 flowers with the club flower, blue iris, predominating. were used with charming effect throughout the rooms.
 The clubs Past Presidents in charge of the affair included Mrs. John Mccormick. chairman; Mrs Harold Smith Mrs Thomas Parke, Mrs. J. P. Williams, Mrs. Mildred Hermann, Mrs. A. M Geyer and Mrs. Ray G. Day
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-26
Nugget Chapter 0ES Honor Guests Tonight

The theme for tonight's meeting of the Order of Eastern Star is Friendship Worthy Matron Gscr-
 gia Arlowe has announced.
 With the meeting of the Legis- lature in Juneau at this time, it is expected that visitors from ssv-
 eral points in Alaska will be pres-
 eut Ill visiting members are cor
 dially invited to attend.
 The honor guests for the eve- ming will be the members of Mug
 get Chapter No, Of Douglas, one of the oldest chapters in Alaska,
 having been founded in 1909.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-26
SIGNATURE NUw

Two more measures passsd at this legislative session have receiVeu the signature of Governor Ernest Gruemng: House Bills 4 and 5. No. 4 is the Blanket Primary Refer endum. No. 5 extends veteran re- employment benefits to Territorial and Alaska city jobs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-28

who buried himself in the woods half dozen years ago to write for the magazines and get out several
 books, is eager to get back into circulation and can't think of versatile citizen to recommend, what with his background of sports writing, legal training and executive experience. Empire City's dates will be off at the YonkerS track next year because Westchester County is thrsting for O.. that juicy five percent municipal racing tax. Don Meade has been keeping away from the race track since he took his case to the courts The Long
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-28

Spring sweep past just outside the stretch
 (THE wEsKITT WE'LL, manager of Marty Servo Iaudatory which the Coast describing him nOes Sir Galahad
 The Hamilton Pfgnatore fought going sending him check for Nationals basketball Benny Borgmann Oach good big Worcester football fan D. Mcdonald who followed for 20 writes T Connor the switching Notre furry the NOtre rest the Irish line like? look o touchdowns." of clients think would find plenty that would him track at Bullvile LongshO Murphy in the Mirror the middle reading: Beware of Fakers."
 ALMOST EVERYONE greyhounds supplied 10000 McAlevey Beasts obeotng bookie who before laid Mtown outside Belfast which built his order while still alive and with heater radio Raskn Brookykn College basketball coach similar with the Cohoes the New Ernie Griffin who substituted another Negro  Troy Monday night manager aquatic exit, according will help Chris Dundee should office the Capitol just the block.
 Hartford First the champ tagged for making pnched the complaint who him tange his wife slight the schnozzle Wright who discharged from condition arising from concussiOn the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-28
olege Football World Aaits Dame Clash NoD Q
By DAN PARKER

boxing Camp fighting the District of Columbia beaten YOnkers recently
 
 who punchIess pugis gently that Geoee Sheppard his purse up claiming George. promoter had promised him immunity Al Singer former light weight champion underwent operation recently Miami
 obviously eat during the headline the Daily Mail we'll fed U higher fight weights Rochester Royals made Dutch Garfinkel Hickman all metropolitan college products George Gack North Carolina Bob Davies of Han working Hall will be joined ~ the Otto Graham who's playing football with the Cleveland The York Roses the outstanding the Football thriving eghub circuit which plays of its under lights chiefly the latest touts Station the track trains the tout following  should Pimico worth dollar you No callers please in businessWaler G. 454 w. 45h St, New York"
 BROOKLYN FIGHT who handles only tankers and has often whole busOad of them supply the opposition licenses the of another his Pushover Pa often eny the thrill tuning m on the radio and nearing
 description of themselves knocked miles celebrities will the Harlem at annual of the aton of Negro Press Photographers Chick Solomon president Casino, "A Sports Stanley Lantern Winter night Mike Sachey, daughter Margaret Elaine born at Long Beach Memorial Hospital
 PHIL Rangers dialectcan butcher Montrea the National Hockey League referees want Borud, middleweght managed originally by Frankie Jacobs who sold him for $50 to Curley of Sman Gym pedded percent inter- him Bronx trucker named Mike Spneh for the o Mikes in driving him to fights and later pedded the other % percent 10 Mike make real dough with Samve
 Schoendien of the Cards has hunting with Harry Mu Dickson Murrys Leavenwoh Kansas farm
 Red will probably replace Hal Wagner during the Winter the Giants something by finishing first crack at the talent the draft Spencer Dayton says the four the month did to take better positions
 Copyright King syndicate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-28

A man who vows to return after execution in an electric chair to murder his pal form the chilling situation in Appointment With Charlie" the dramatization that comprises the WATR-WJz broad cast of Dark Venture tonight at 9 P. M. The condemned man will be played by William Conrad who has been acclaimed for his work in the Ernest Hemingway picture, The Killers" Whether or not he accom- plishes his macabre purpose creates a spine-tingling ending to this weeks Dark Venture broadcast, written by Larry Marcus and dl- rected by Leonard Reeg.
 Joan Fontaine and Mark Stevens recreate their original screen roles in From This Day Forward" on Radio Theater," Oct 28, WABC- CBS, 9-10 P. M., EST. From Holly wood.
 The joys and disappointments of the marriage of returned GI form the basis of the story in flash back form, outlining the trials Of married life in preWar depression years, compounded by the hus- bands induction into the army and unsettled conditions after his dis charge from service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-28
WAu&XeLA
 - by BILL HARRINGTON -

Christopher Lynch will feature Schubert's Ave Maria" as soloist on the Voice of Firestone' pro- gram this evening, WTIC-NBC, 8:30 P. M.
 The tenor also will sing the traditional Scotch song Wi a Hundred Pipers," Somewhere a Voice Is Calling" by Tate, and Glovers Rose of Tralee." The or chestra, directed by Howard Bar low, will play "Nola," Debussy's "Clair de Lune" and Brahms Hungarian Dance, No. 5"
 The homely philosophy of Papa David and the kindly efforts of her husbands twin brother Stanley Hamilton sustain Chichi in her darkest moments of worry, in the five Life Can Be Beautiful" episodes to be heard over NEG Monday, Oct. 28, through Friday, Nov l, at P. M.
 When the Kingf1sh's matrimonial bargue hits rough waters, he seeks the advice of an expert, who recom- mends a vacation from marriage" for him and Sapphire, on the Amos n'' Andy" broadcast Tues day, Oct. 29, over NEG at g P. M
 Judy inver-, a contagious illness for her fatf 1T, to Keep his expected visitor from entering the house when she wants to entertain guests, in Father Fosters Yellow Fever" the Date With Judy" drama on Tuesday, Oct 29, over NEG at 8:30 P. M.
 All the talk about the current housing shortage gives ''The Great Gildersleeve" the idea of branching out into the real estate business, in the comedy to be heard Wednesday, Oct. 31, over NEG at 8:30 P. M.
 William Gargan couldn't miss be- ing detective in real life; now he's a detective on the air. The Irish lad
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-28

conference and state champion ships in his junior and senior years.
 GOES ALL THE WAY
 I kept track of Zalejskis touch down gallops in his junior year. They were, in the order named, for 48, 58, 10, 57 60, 52, 50, 62, 65, 5, 20, 65, 67, 61, 55, 25 and 95 yards. It was during this year that knee injury made him 4-F but he was able to play and excel as a senior and then entered the Army.
 The modest but machine like Zalejski climaxed his high school career by scoring all three touch downs as Washington retained the conference and state cham pionships by trimming previously llnbeaten Hammond Clark, 19-7, in the 1914 East-West play-off. Following that big day for Wash ington, Zalejski played no more regulation football until Leahy sent him in against Purdue.
 Uotre Dame has a tremendous line with the 225-pound George Connor considered by a num- Der of competent judges the most formidable tackle in the game, college or professional. And the 19O-pound Pep Panelli may start at fullback against Army in place of Jim Mello. All tbjc opd Q hreakawav rlln. ner in Ernie Zalejski and Notre Dame will stand lot of beating from Army or anybody else.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-28
C.S.P. Trojans
 17-O Winners Ouer Warriors

The Waterbury Warriors ran into the stiffest opposition yet encount- erad this year and went down to a i7-0 defeat at the hands of the 5sate Prison Trojans in game that provided many thrills for the fans.
 The prisoners outclaSsed the lo- calls but ran into stiff opposition from the determined Warriros. Af- ter scoring a quick touchdown early in the first period on a 40 yard pass, Frank to Ace, the Brass City grid ders outplayed the more experience ed Trojans until the fourth period when Ritchie stole a lateral by Fortin intended for Champi and went 60 yards for the score un- moleSted.
 The locals then came roaring back and with Jamele, Champi and Fortin ripping off large Chunks of territory appeared to be headed for a score, but the Tropans line stiff fened and held for downs on their own 12 yard line.
 The CSP team was twice halted by the fighting Warriors within the five yard zone and op the second occasion had been driven backward from the five to the twenty from where Ave calmly booted a 28 yard field goal to complete the scoring.
 Hi-Pockets, Rebel and Frank were also outstanding for the Trojan in addition to Ace, while F'ortin for the locals was a continual merace, several times threatening to break loose only to be caught by one or two of the remaining secondaries. Summary:
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