davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-05-20

Goren on Bridge
@. You are South, have go part
score, and hold:
AKJ104 VA73 o95 &AJ63
The bidding has proceeded:
South. West. North. East.
IL Pass IA Pass
"a Pass 80 Pass
What do you bid now?
.. A. ALThres hearts; This bid can be con.
been agreed UPON as tTumps, Dap and qes psrtn.r
showing that he has diamonds. which &C,
the. right kind of cards for slam purposes
tionins the e fact. From % here in aDyi You must must
much as t you viii then have told N the Whole Whole
story.
@. 2-As South you hold:
AXIS Q98543 H6 @73
The bidding has proceeded:
North. East. South. West.
Pass Pass 40 A
Dbl. Pass E?
What do you bid now?
A.-;Pass, Your. pre-emptive bid has
lied upon for any W defensive Hs Strength D' and md
ne is. therefore, doubling on his own power.
The fact that. you hold the king Of spades
should be pleasant surprise. For you
to go on to five hearts would be an un-
warranted usurpation Of authority. 1t II
@. 3-As South YOU hold.
AXIS y uK87432 &AK973
The bidding has proceeded:
South. West. North. East.
10 Dbl. % 30
What do you bid now?
Alive clubs. 1t is true that partner
asd 70 ana here i
doubt as to whether or not you can make
it; but but it looks looks very much IS thoush the
feating. Since you M will feel % Constrained
might as well do it first as last and and put put
to west
@. Partner opens with three
no-trump and you hold:
A 1098764 2K OK &KQ6+
What is your response?
A-Seyen no-trump. Partner is marked
cannot have 61a honor tricks or 25 points
without every ace. There is a remote
possibility that partner may be lacking the
king Of spades, but this risk is worth tax
ing. The combined point count of the
partnership is a minimum OF 81 out Of the
possible 40 in the pack.
@. 5-You are South and have 10
part score and hold:
A J102 2J104 AQ103 &J9
The bidding has proceeded:
North. East. South. West.
IA Pass "a Pass
81 Pass 30 Pass
80 Pass =?
What do you bid now?
A-Four spades. Partner has shown
possession of the ace Of clubs and the ace
Of hearts and distinct interest in q slam
You certainly were not stretching a point
to make the slight oyerbid of game. A
mere return to three spades would indi
cate that you desire to let matters drop.
Four spades will suggest to your partner
| that. in addition to data previously sup
piled your trump support is good.
tCopyright, 1946, by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1946-05-20
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Evening star., 1946-05-20

J
A.-Four spades. Partner has shown
possession of the ace of clubs and the ace
OF hearts and distinct interest in q slam.
You certainly were not stretching a point
to make the slight oyerbid of game. A
mere return to three spades would indi
cate that you desire to let matters drop.
Four spades will suggest to your partner
that; in addition to data previously sup
piled, your trump support is good.
tCopyright, 1916, by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1946-05-20
@. Partner opens with three
no-trump and you hold:
A J1098764 ok OK &KQ6<

A-seyen no-trump. Partner is marked
with all the aces. Figure it out Partner
cannot have 6a honor tricks or 25 points
without every ace. There is a remote
possibility that partner may be lacking the
king of spades, but this risk is worth tax
ing. The combined point count of the
partnership is minimum Of 81 out of the
possible 40 in the pack.
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-23
. Radio Programs

0tNGH nm U VIZ
Nov. "a, 1916 WOW $3.50 kc SOB
PM (CSD
6 80 Sunday Serenade
8 SIS News
z 90 Revival Hour
8 90 Chapel in the Sky
8 Is Midwest Report
8 Is Chapel Service, Rev. r. R.
Brown
9 80 STORY TO ORDER
Labor
9 As Cheer UP Time
10 90 WOW News Tower
10 is Gems and lettings
10 80 Furs on Parade
10 As Solitaire Time. NBC
IL 90 World Front, NBC
Ii 80 House of Beauty
IL As Canary Pet Show
II 90 WOW News Tower
II Is Farm Magazine of the Air
IL 80 Your University Speaks
Democratic Committee
IL As Life Time Favorites
1 90 RCA Victor Hour, NBC
1 80 Harvest of Stars, NBC
? 90 Carmen Cavellero, NBC
2 30 One Mans Family, NBC
8 90 The Symphonette
8 80 Nebraska Iowa QUIZ
4 90 Quiz Kids
4 40 Circle Arrow Show
< 90 Catholic Hour, NBC
5 80 Bob Burns
6 90 Jack Benny, NBC
6 80 Bandwagon. MIC
z 90 Edgar Bergen & Charley
Mccarthy, NBC
z 80 Fred Allen Show, NBC
9 OO Manhattan Merry GO
Round. NBC
8 20 American Album of Faml-
liar Music, NBC
q m Don Ameche Show, NBC
o 20 Meet Me at Parkey's, NBC
n 90 WOW News Tower
10 Is Show Time
10 30 Pacific Story, NBC
Foundation
IN Ak To Be Announced
~ M WOW News Tower
II * Music by Shredinik, NBC
II 20 America United
p 90 Midnight Melodies 80,
70 * Mary Ann Mercer, NBC
- al symphony of Melody
- SIS News, NBC
KOHL (12eo kc) DO
= m paul Harvey, News, ABB
: * Tom Glazer's BALLAD Box
, On Coffee Concerts, Abe
The Chosen People-Dr
Joseph Hoffman Cohn
o oo S,,ndav Morning Melodies
3 " Shristian Science Ppm, Ell
9 Q % Tho christians Hour, Ell
q M Old Fashioned Revival -
IN 40 church Of the Air
~ AZ TIE New World Coming
~ m This Week Around the
World, ABC
!, % Melodies Of the Southland
12 90 News
- X Your Sports Question Box
With Leo Durocher
70 3o Your University Speaks
IL As vagabond Dreamer
l 90 To Be Ann
/ 40 Friendship Hour, ELS
1 AZ Portraits of Music, ETS
2 90 Sammy Hayes Serenade
2 25 News
. 30 G~eislers Canaries
2 AZ Sam Pettengill, News Abe
2 90 Are These Our Children!
8 80 Green Hornet
4 90 Darts for Dough, ABC
4 80 C~ounterspy, ABC
S 90 Sunday Evening" Party.
5 80 Easy Aces. EFT
5 as Flight with Music, EFT
6 90 Drew Pearson, ABC
6 Is News
6 80 Stump the Authors, ABC
7 90 The Paul Whiteman Hour
s 90 Walter Winchell, ABC
8 Is LoueIla Parsons, ABC
8 80 Jimmy Fidler, ABC
s As The Policewoman, ABC
9 90 Theatre Guild of the Air
10 90 News
10 Is Vera Massey, ABC
10 30 Music You Want, r
IL 90 News, ABC
IL 05 Clyde McCoy's Orch. Abe
IL 80 AL Donahue's Orch, ABC
II SIS News, ABC
II 90 Sign Off.
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-23
Robinson
Praises Negro
Magazine
By Paul r.. Simon
By Paul X. Simon

Recently, Elsie Robinson. writer
of the syndicated feature Listen
World used her column to write
a glowing welcome to a new Ne
gro publication, Color Line Hail
ing the magazine as an aid to IA
tional unity and justice, the wide
ly read and published Kings Fea-
lures writer assured the venture
of the support of thousands of
Americans of goodwill. Wrote
Miss Robinson: 1T is a simple
news magazine, without propa-
ganda. "a plain record of news
events in America, particularly
those which relate to the Negro.
There is no hate in it, there is no
fear, there is no cringing appeal
for understandings.
Color Line has been commended
by the NAACP. the National Ur-
ban League. the Southern Region
alal Council, Catholic Charities of
New York, Division of Youth Ac-
tivities, and by many city and
state interracial organizations.
The bulletin is already being used
in schools, libraries, YIN and YW's
where its non-partisan, factual
style of reporting has resulted in
it being acclaimed as ideal ma
terial for the effective, non-emo-
tional attack on the roots of race
prejudice-ignorance about the Ne
gro.
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-23

Pearl Schwartz, Past Term
Pres. Elected TO Executive Sec'y.
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-23
TIPSTER SHEET RACKET
FILTCHINC PUBLIC SAYS
BETTER BUSINESS BREAD

One of the clever schemes de-
veloped to divorce the unsuspec-
.sls from their money, is the
tipster sheet warns the Better
Business Bureau. Today millions
of Americans have money in the
bank, war bonds, savings accu-
mulated during the war, or bonus
money. Swindlers and gyp arti-
SITS realize that many of these PEG
pie are inexperienced in investing
their funds and jump to take adj
vantage of this situation.
The smooth operator who works
this "tipster sheet racket con-
vinces his intended victim that
the place for him to put his money
is in the stock market. And be-
cause the customer is a novice in
the market, the racketeer sug-
gests he ought to subscribe to the
special sheet which he puts out
giving tips on good market buys.
This seems reasonable to the no
vice, and he does as suggested.
The tip sheet, at first appears to
be on the up and up. Reliable
stock names are mentioned and a
few easy but impressive predic-
tons T made.
For the swindler, however, this
is all just the groundwork. After
he has obtained the customers
good will and trust he comes forth
with his big plan. The tipster
sheet includes a special offer Of
an extraordinary buy. Those who
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-23

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (GlobaD-
This month marked one of great
historical value for the Missouri
State Association Of Negro Teach
ers (MSANT) when the group
held its Sixty-first annual Con-
Wntion here, November 9Th to
9th inclusive with Pearl Schwartz
sister TO the great actress Lou
Swartz, presiding in a most eff
cient and successful manner.
Rounding a program with a theme
of that Forward Look" which
has been Miss Schwartz aim thru
out her regime. timely discussions
and activities brought to the front
Beginning the Next Forty years
Outstanding accomplishments of
the association with in the past
two years were the equalization
of teachers salaries in Missouri;
a step indicating the removal of
discriminatory practices against
Negro Teachers; participation in
the movement for statewide re-
tirement for teachers; the appoint
ment of a greater number of
Jeannes' Supervisors thru out the
state; influencing the shaping of
the State Constitution; and influ-
encing the ceiling for transporta-
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-23
61st eachers' Confab
Is Grand Success In
Kay Gee, Missouri

ton for Negro elementary school
pupils and the establishing of a
much needed vocational school for
Negroes in the southern part Of
the State.
Among the many prominent
speakers for the convention were.
c. S. Robinson, X. G. Bird. of Ed;
Maggie K. Southall; George Pea
body; J z. Mitchell, Mi. State Bd.
of Education; d. F. Martinez. the
State Supt. of Negro schools of
Mo-; Hon. Roy Scantlin, State
Commissioner of Ed. of Mo; Phil
lip Hickey, Sup. of Instr. of st.
Louis, Mo-. DR.. Feltin Clark,
Pres. of Southern u. of Louisiana;
DR.. Herald Hunt, Sup. of schools
in K G Mo-; Mr.. Clemment Rich
ardson. pres. of Western Semi
nary, K. c. Kans; Mr.. Irving Lee
vitas, Youth Director of the Jew
ish Community Center of K. c.
Mo; Lucille Bluford, Mgr. Editor
of X. c. Call; Sherman d. Scruggs
pres. of Lincoln u. Jefferson City
Mo-; Louise Thompson, industrial
sec'y X. c. YWCA; Nan Murlin
sup. of music. K. C. Mo; Rev. S
S. Myers; l.. Charles Gray; L. r.
Hayes; D. A. Holmes and Bernard
G Whitlock.
FOR THE BEST IN NEWS.
READ The Greater MAH Glide,
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-23

READ THE GREATER Omaha GUIDE
FOR GREATER COvERAGE
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-23

are interested are urged to clip
and send in the coupon. Once the
promoter receives the coupons he
goes to work. All those who res
pond are Immediately bombarded
with phone calls. letters and te-
legrams urging them to snap I'D
This golden opportunity to our
chase as many shares as possible
OF this special stock. the chance
OF a lifetime for a really profitable
investment. Lulled into a feeling
OF security by the correct and
quite conservative tips the sheet
has given heretofore. MANY OF
those approached will fall for the
plan and invest all they can scrape
together in this sensational offer.
The purchasers are urged to main
tain a strict silence on the matter
so the special tip won't leak out.
Don't even tell your banker what
you want the money for arn
the gyp. If this gets out it'ss spr-
cad like wildfire and there isn't
enough for everybody. Thinking
he's well on the way to stable
profits, the unknowing customer
invests his savings only to find.
when he tried to collect dividends
or to sell his shares, that the stock
is of little or no value and that
nothing can be recovered from the
tipster.
So, the Better Business Bureau
warns the public to deal with re-
putable well-established firms, ana
to investigate thoroughly before
investing any money. One Of the
easiest and safest ways to invest
igate a firm Or e person Is thru
your local Better Business Bur-
eau.
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-23
WOW TO AID IN SALE OF
XMAS SEALS

Lyle Demoss and Morton Wells
Featured in Official Opening
The sale of Christmas Seals in
Nebraska, almost as much a part
of the Yuletide spirit as Santa
Claus himself, will begin this year
IN November 25, and continue all
through the holidays, it was an
nounced by the Nebraska Tuber-
culosis Association, which annu-
ally sponsors the sale.
This years Seals feature the
figure of an old-fashioned Lamp
lighter, symbolic Of the progress
made against tuberculosis since
the first Seal Sale in this country
in 1907.
Forty-s x million Christmas
| Seals will be sent out in Nebraska
this year, each one a weapon a.
gainst tuberculosis. In 1915 this
disease caused the deaths of 173
Nebraskans, and there were 446
new cases. Since January 1, '46
to November 2, AS there have al
ready been 523 new cases reported
in Nebraska. This indicates that
more early cases of the disease
are being found due to %tuberculin
skin testing and X-rays, the two
principle methods in detecting tu-
berculosis, which are financed by
the sale of Christmas Seals. the
only means of support for tuber-
culosis associations.
An official opening of the an
nual Seal Sale for 1916 will take
place over Radio Station WOW in
Omaha. This ceremony will be
featured on a portion of the WOW
Jamboree program at 10 a. m. on
Saturday, November 23rd.
Simultaneous with the placing
of the millions of Seals in the
mail, Lyle DeMoss, WOW Pro-
gram Director, will actually light
a replica of the old English street
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-23

FOR THE BEST IN NEWS.
READ The Greater OMAHA GUIDE.
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-23
Educational
Institutions To.
Get OPA Equipm't

OMAHA-Office equipment in
% discontinued Nebraska OPA
offices will be available to educa-
tional institutions urgently in need
of additional facilities to accom-
odate overflow enrolment of We
'tHTans and other students. the
Omaha War Assets Administra-
ton announced today.
The date for complete removal
of property from the price board
offices has been set for December
IL, 1916.
All property, except typewriters
will be offered at five per cent
of the fair value. The typewriters
will be sold at the usual discount
Of 40 percent granted educational
institutions under WAA regula-
ton IA. This action follows a find
ing made by the WAA Admin
strator that it would be impracti-
Gle and uneconomical for the
OPA to dispose of the typewriters
in other other way.
Preliminary estimates Indicate
that the average OPA price board
now being cleared contains ap-
proximately ten desks, from 10 to
20 chairs of various types, two
or three filing cabinets, hall trees
some office machinery, tables and
typewriters, all in various condi-
tons of repair and disability.
The equipment in each board
office will not be subject to pri-
ority sales because it falls into
the small lots category.
READ THE GREATER Omaha GUIDE
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-23
Nehru HonOred
At Dinner

NEW YORK-(Global)-A din
ner to celebrate the birthday Of
Premier Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
of India was held last Thursday
at the Hotel Pierre under the spon
sorship Of the Natiinal Committee
For India's Freedom.
Guest Of honor at the dinner
was Mrs. Vijayalakshmi Pandit..
sister of the Indian leader and
chief Indian delegate to the u. N.
Assembly.
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-23
NEGRO DOLLS

Every home should have a Colored
Doll. Give her a beautiful Brown
skin Doll for Christmas. Three
flashy numbers with Hair, Voice,
Moving Eyes, Shoes, Stockings,
nicely dressed. Prices: 19 inch,
$3.50; 21-inch GAO; 22-inch, $3.50.
Order Now! If GOD. postage ex-
ira. (Wholesale and Retail). Write
NATIONAL COMPANY
254 West 135th Street
New York 80. NJ. Y.
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-23

lamp from which this years Chri-
stmas Seals are designed. Morton
Wells will do a special ARRANGE
ment of the new hit tune, THE
Old Lamplighter".
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22

~ hNNUlb Nh
that the Phyllis Wheatley players
are born players. because II |
know those cats they are not drink
ing milk and eating wheatieS every
night and morn. Jack. mean
natural born"
The dance after the game was
really mad. Watched Of Albert
dance with Anna Mae | swear
that eat Ii mad But not so bad.
Some Of the hard cats there were,
Johnnie Harper, Roy Austin. killer
dillerl Carl Patterson, shortic,
Hank Majors, brotherl Walter Har-
ris, sharp cat Robert Whit
taker. wild but great Newton
Campbell. lucky fellow And
many more Vets looking sharp as
mad Yh, Jackson, these Vets
were really clad. Some Of the
fine fair and fascinating hens were,
Carmen, gray skirt, Oowh Allen
Jean Vaudeville Carter, La
vsrn MRnderville. ruff stuff" .
Ludio Majors, the red streak" .
Jane Stone. cutie" and many more
fine hens.
guess you know that Eddie
Lacy won the fyweight champion
ship. . lie beat the boy so bad
In the first and third, that for him
TO fight. seems absurd. Well.
now that I have knocked my two
cents Of this talk ri let you
whip up your story Of the wrong
riffs and Knockout a lingo that's
real pit. so pick up a sharp
harp and knock out u fine line.
Dig this poem that tells about
the liver, Mopl The liver is sharp
with q line u mile long and nc
doubt you know this is his favor.
ito song, Embrace Me My Sweet
Embraccahle You" and IL you are
with him that's just what he'll
do. He's got hair like Bobby
Bannarn, dresses like Bill Mccoy
and to see a hen withcr under his
1--WE, In his pride and joy, boy
The girls all like him. the boy,
have n jealous slight and yor
probably think he's bad. we'll
you're right. 60. Well. so long cats
Duke. but remember Good
will. like n good name Is won by
many acts and may he lost by one
That's the line you've got to
hnd.-Dukc (Staccato) Don, bu
not liver.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22

has already been VILLA
sold for the finals between the
Chicago winners and the New
York team. That date falls on
March 8.
Next Friday night, the profess
SIGNALS take over when Arturo
Godoy, the Chilean heavyweight
and Lee Savold. Of New Jersey and
st. Paul get together for their 10
round meeting at the Stadium
Although it is nothing but third
rate attraction for these left-overs.
the dough they will draw at the
gate would make some Of those old
time greats turn over in their
graves.
Nick kahler. who was first to
start the Golden Glove tournament
in Minneapolis some Is years ago.
is in this town with his Inter
national Sportsman's show. This
attraction opens today at the
Coliseum, and hits Minneapolis late
in March.
SOME AFTER THOUGHTS:
| thought that the Northwest
Golden Glove tournament was run
off in fine order . I'm sure that
the large audience got more than
its moneys worth decisions
were OK. and the cause was most
worthy q, They help most Of the
netghborhood homes with athletic
equipment and what not Take a
bow, referees Johnny DeOtis, Brit
German, Johnny Sokol and Johnny
Stanton Think their lob Is
easy g. Well, try it sometime
Even reading Dale Carnegie's book
doesn't do a ref any good when he's
IN n tough spot . . The boys who
up to a month ago were willing TO
wager two and three to one that
Mayor Humphrey would get his
ears trimmed next election, are now
hiding land some leaving towrl
Ten will make EN- a hundred that
they won't be heard from for many
years O.. That is unless II. II. de-
cidcs TO run for another office .
BY the way. take this tip, and you
can bet on this like you sometimes
do on any sports attractions .
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22

The Mayor will positively run for
mayor again E. Before leaving for
the Windy City,, we ran into Tony
Stecher, and naturally the chat
turned to his heavyweight boxing
show, Thursday night Tickets,
according to Tony, are going good
because it seems as though every
one wants to take a look at Abel
Cestac, the South American giant,
whom Jack Dempsey has been
spending so much time with g. The
preliminaries, on paper, look like a
hum dinger Now if they turn
out half as good as the promoter
assures me, everybody will be
happy! E. Besides, it's so interest
ing to see heavyweights fall q. T.. I'm
proud to say that the large Au-
ditorium crowd rated Ed Lacy as
the most popular and businesslike
boxer in the tournament The
boys are all going to stay at the
Palmer House E. Also hundreds Of
other Golden Glovers will park
their bodies there for the week E.
Our boys are to arrive in this town
Sunday night at Z. And as you
know, they'll have nothing but the
best Of care . . have been asked
many times this question: What
chance has our team against the
rest Of the competition :" It's
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22
CLASSIFIED

For rent. four rooms partly
furnished. llII Emerson Ave. y
GE. 1884, VIM. Jones.
Radios For Sale: Maurice RecorI
Shop, 1907 Olson Blvd. now ha,
radios for sale. Model 5O2 for 500
and model $40, for $S2o
For Sale-Inuer spring mattress.
coil springs, so. Good condition.
Cali between IL a. M. and > p. m
Clyde X, Johnson, Apt. l0l, 22Ol
9Th Ave. s. GE. OlSS.
For sale: wcmen's coats. dresses
and shoes; also mems coats and
suits. COZ Olson Highway-GE.
9il6.
For Sale: Two lots-Humboldt
Height district. Call RE. 1886.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22
Scholarship Dance
Set for CLIO Holl
FriduY. Murch 5

The second scholarship benefit
to assist worthy high school grad
yates who wish to continue their
education. will be held Friday
night. March 3, at the CIO hall,
Eighth Street at Fourth Ave. s.
Bcn CaSsius, chairman Of the
dance, said the committee sponsor
ing the affair will be made
permanent The first scholarship
benefit, proceeds of which were do
mated 20 athlete Glen PuIlins for
future college funds. was a success
Cassius has asked anyone wishing
to become u member Of the scholar
ship committee to contact him at
Re. q9II.
Music for the dance will be
furnished by Browns Rhythm
Kings.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22

were always in there pitching.
Playing on the Halle floor, Friday
night, the visitors ran into red
hot q team .. Coach Wilson's men
played heads up all the way-Stan
Tabor dropped in 20 points to grab
high scoring honors - but II was
little Lloyd Hogan. who was bul-
wark on defense all night - How
this ex-Marine can grab them off
the back boards and drihble down
the floors something to see -.
For the Rcnns. scoring honors were
just about equally divided between
Miller, Harris, and Edmunds-with
McCunc turning in a good defen.
sive exhibition.
In Minneapolis. Coach Stafford
Lofts boys couldn't get going du.-
ing the first half-the score heing
1925 half time As the third
quarter begins. Hughes and Wilson
began TO catch fire-two pointers
were falling in from all angles
BEFORE the game was over this VIII
son chap posted up Is points for
himself to grab high scoring
honors ~ his team Edmund AM
Miller played outstanding ball Tor
the Visitor. McCunc dropped in :
baskets and , free throws for high
score ~ the evening
McDill Field Team Coming
The next out-of-town team 70
come to the Twin Cities will he tho
McDill Air field team " Tampa
Fla. --- The Bull -dozers" as they
are called, will play Halle March >
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22
Dance at CLIO.
Hdll Sunday
NIGHT, Murch 3

The first Of a series Of public
dances sponsored by a group Of
eK-Vets will be held Sunday night,
March 3, at the popular gathering
place, the Clio hall, at 9Th St. at
4th Ave. s., Minneapolis.
Irving Williams and his much
tRlked-Rbout ex-NRVy band, has
been engaged 10 provide the music
for the dancers.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22
By ?. MELVIN

really an easy question to answer
as none Of these boys is up to
pre-war condition It will take
at least another year for the boys
to condition themselves For any
OF our boys to win a Chicago title,
the chances are very, very slim . .
| think that Lacy and Flanagan
have at least a chance Of winning
a couple Of fights But that's
all In the meantime don't let
that discourage you va want
the truth, don't cha?